in the late 1930s, the number 7 1/2" ratchet and the 5/8 and 7/8 ratchets
These se a plug, that comes out, flip the wrench and reinsert, your wrench works in reverse
These routinely disapear, and there are no replacements
Back in the early 2000 I had a machine shop fab these to complete a few of my ratchets
I have a few extras. These are "modern" and are not hardened, but if you are interested - let me know
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