Vintage Snap On 1/2'' Drive Ratchet No. 71 N Kenosha Wis. Pat. No. 1854513 on 2040-parts.com
Ronkonkoma, New York, US
SNAP ON NO. 71N 1/2" DRIVE RATCHET. ON THE KENOSHA SIDE THE SNAP ON LOGO APPEARS TO BEEN A DOUBLE STRIKE WHEN MACHINED IN FACTORY SEE PHOTO # 2. ON SAME SIDE OWNER MARKS FOLLOW WIS. THIS RATCHET WORKS I DID NOT ATTEMPT TO CLEAN IT IN ANY WAY THAT IS FOR YOU. NORMAL WEAR FROM YEARS OF USE AND SOME SURFACE RUST ON HANDLE.
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