40 Piece Metric Tap And Die Set, Made In Japan, 1980's, Preowned, Central Forge on 2040-parts.com
Warner Robins, Georgia, US
Preowned but used little to none. Made in Japan for Central Forge, CF. Package date 1981. Please email any questions, you should be to zoom in on pic to see sizes included. Thanks for looking.
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