Bulge Handle Screw Drivers 1936
Blue point General Purpose Screw Drivers 1936
Blade goes through the entire handle. Ferrule is riveted through the handle and blade. Octagon stock
X-144 4 inch 1936
X-5166 6 inch 1936
X-388 8 inch 1936
Standard Screw Drivers 1939
Standard Screw Drivers
These are wooden handles with Pyralin cap. Octagon shaft
TX-4 4 inch 1939 – 1953
TX-6 6 inch 1939 – 1953
TX-8 8 inch 1939 – 1953
In 1946 these same handles appeared again as a Phillips set
ST-3 Phillips #1 Shank Length 3 inch 1946 – 1958
ST-4 Phillips #2 Shank Length 4 inch 1946 – 1958
ST-6 Phillips #3 Shank Length 6 inch 1946 – 1953
ST-8 Phillips #4 Shank Length 8 inch 1946
STS-1 Phillips #1 Shank Length 1 inch 1946 – 1958
STS-2 Phillips #2 Shank Lgth 1 3/8″ 1946 – 1958
ST-012 Phillips #1 and 2 Shank Lgth 6″ 1946
SDWP-241 Phillips #2 3 7/16 inch long 1960 – 1965
SDWP-133 Phillips #1 7 inch long 1960 – 1965
SDWP-123 Phillips #1 7 ¼ inch long 1960 – 1965
SDWP-244 Phillips #2 9 ¼ inch long 1960 – 1965
SDWP-355 Phillips #3 12 ¼ inch long 1960 – 1965
Reed and Prince Screw Driver Set 1941
Reed and Prince Screw Driver Set
Reed & Prince heads were made by Reed & Prince Manufacturing Company of Worcester, MA. These are also known as Frearson heads. A Reed and Prince screw looks like a Phillips screw, but the angle’s steeper and there is no relief cut at the cross. (ANSI standards calls this a Type 2 recess) A Phillips screwdrive will not fit because of this. They don’t strip easily. These are found in marine applications (boats) particularly in Bronze and Brass flat-head wood screws. Because of the taper cut one size driver fits all size screws although there are 2 sizes available. These were common from the late 1930s to the mid 1970s
1-RPS 1 ½ inch 1941 – 1942
3-RP 2 ½ inch 1941 – 1942
4-RP 4 inch 1941 – 1942
6-RP 6 inch 1941 – 1942
8-RP 8 inch 1941 – 1942
Screw Holding Screw Driver 1936
Screw Holding Screw Driver 1936
This has a spring tongue. The blade is grooved and a small shaft sits inside the groove. The ferrule is a trigger for the shaft
GA-6 5 inch 1936 – 1937
GA-5 2 ½ inch 1937
