Stanley "Hi-Glow"

[OilyRascal]

It was a new one on me and I thought I'd share.  According to what I've read the trademark for "hi-glow" was filed by Stanley in 1992.  I would have guessed a 70s production date based on the color.

[johnsironsanctuary]

In a beauty contest with a Perfect Handle, I know which one I'd pick. I would need to have a high glow to love that.

[rusty]

That weird shade of green looks very much like that glow in the dark plastic.....

If you hold it up to the light for a few minutes, does it then glow in the dark?

[OilyRascal]

If you hold it up to the light for a few minutes, does it then glow in the dark?

No Glow!

In a beauty contest with a Perfect Handle, I know which one I'd pick. I would need to have a high glow to love that.

I won't argue, it ant pretty!  I actually thought it was going to be a glow in the dark handle :-(

Unique nonetheless.

[BruceS]

If you hold it up to the light for a few minutes, does it then glow in the dark?

No Glow!

In a beauty contest with a Perfect Handle, I know which one I'd pick. I would need to have a high glow to love that.

I won't argue, it ant pretty!  I actually thought it was going to be a glow in the dark handle :-(

Unique nonetheless.

Maybe all of the glowing radio activity  has been rubbed off by the previous owner ;-)

[rusty]

Somewhere there is a mechanic whose hand glows in the dark....LOL

[Nolatoolguy]

Never saw one like that, thanks for sharing its pretty cool

[Branson]

I suspect it was called High Glow because of the handle, which looks to be in the area of the high-visibility  greens.

[Mel Larsen]

Those must have been made to be "loaners"  they would be sure to bring that one back.:o)
Mel