Snap On 1/2" Drive, S-301,15/16 12 Point Socket, 1950's. Usa on 2040-parts.com
Amarillo, Texas, US
Snap On 1/2" DRIVE, S-301,.15/16 12 Point Socket, 1950's "0" date. USA
Heavy finish loss, tool marks, Socket fits onto ratchet just fine.
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