Mixed Socket Lot S-k, Thorsen, Cresent, Etc. 36 Total on 2040-parts.com
Litchfield, Illinois, US
Many different sizes and brands. All are used and most are in good condition while they all are still usable. There are quite a few S-K, and a thorsen, and a few Cresent and the rest don't have names. There are 36 total. Any questions please ask. Thank you and happy bidding.
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