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Dear Mr. Murch,
Hello. You have a lovely and informative website. Would you be willing to help me identify some sockets that I cannot easily identify from Google searches. I'd be able to send you photos and model numbers.
Attached is a photo of an IP 563. I am having difficulty identifying the "IP" Model. It is six point, one-inch drive, 1 3/4 inches.
Thanks so much for you help.
Sincerely,
XXXXXX
IP 563 ID question
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Re: IP 563 ID question
Thank you for the kind comments. I think I can help
These “IP series” sockets are big. They were sold into industrial applications from 1947 through 1970 and beyond.
I really focus on pre 1970 tools, but the logo style you have was used into the 1990s
I would say you have a set of factory (Industrial) sockets, likely from the 1980s
http://www.collectingsnapon.com/socket_ ... -1978.html
The link will help to size them
If you have a picture of the whole set - I would like it for the web site
Frank
These “IP series” sockets are big. They were sold into industrial applications from 1947 through 1970 and beyond.
I really focus on pre 1970 tools, but the logo style you have was used into the 1990s
I would say you have a set of factory (Industrial) sockets, likely from the 1980s
http://www.collectingsnapon.com/socket_ ... -1978.html
The link will help to size them
If you have a picture of the whole set - I would like it for the web site
Frank
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