Armstrong 11-024 3/4" 6 Point Std. Socket 3/8" Drive Usa on 2040-parts.com
Crystal Lake, Illinois, US
This sale is for an Armstrong Socket #11-024, 3/4" 6 Point Standard Length Socket, 3/8" Drive. This item MADE IN THE USA. New, Unused from my 50 year old warehouse. Some products may be obsolete but still very usable. Buyer pays $3.50 s&h and can combine with other items for reduced shipping charges. When purchasing other items please wait to be invoiced before paying.
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