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wkvasnicka 01-24-2020 04:55 PM

1931 Tool kit screwdriver
 

Did Stanley manufacture some of these ribbed handle screwdrivers for Ford?

Mike V. Florida 01-24-2020 10:28 PM

Re: 1931 Tool kit screwdriver
 

There were no manufacturer markings on the screwdriver, so it might have been possible but I have never heard exactly who made them.

rotorwrench 01-25-2020 10:58 AM

Re: 1931 Tool kit screwdriver
 

I could not say whether they did or not but I can say that the Stanley screw driver of the model A era seem to all be round shank. They have similar handles & ferules but the shank is round. The Ford screw drivers I've seen that were identified as being from Model As have a square shank all the way from the blade to the tip of the handle.

Bob C 01-25-2020 11:36 AM

Re: 1931 Tool kit screwdriver
 

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From MAFCA site.

Jwilli 01-25-2020 12:22 PM

Re: 1931 Tool kit screwdriver
 

Page 17 - 4 of Judging standards revised 2016, picture shows round steel blade, on occasion stamped with a "B" indicating the manufacturer. I have been unable to find any information on who manufactured the screw driver.

wkvasnicka 01-25-2020 01:32 PM

Re: 1931 Tool kit screwdriver
 

Thanks everyone. The screwdriver I have has "Stanley No 20 Made in USA" stamped on the ferrule and no rivet so I assume it is incorrect for a Model A. It also has a ribbed wooden handle. Were they made with a ribbed handle or were they all round? Thanks

Jwilli 01-25-2020 02:07 PM

Re: 1931 Tool kit screwdriver
 

Ribbed.

Tudortomnz 01-25-2020 03:05 PM

Re: 1931 Tool kit screwdriver
 

Handles not heavily ribbed, but subtle.
You have it easy to find & identify. Try finding a Canadian one which were a bit different!
The 'driver was eliminated from the Canadian toolkit in late '30.

Dave H 01-25-2020 03:26 PM

Re: 1931 Tool kit screwdriver
 

The screwdriver rotowrench describes may be a Model T one.

rotorwrench 01-25-2020 03:34 PM

Re: 1931 Tool kit screwdriver
 

The square shank may have been Model T but the Model T didn't have them for the whole run due to the driver on the pliers handle making it redundant in the 20s I know that Ford did have several companies that supplied tools to them but I don't know about the screwdriver. The model T screwdriver was shorter than the Model A types.

Tool kits were supplied right on up into the mid to late 30s with few changes except the addition of part numbers on some of the tools. A lot of the ones out there may be of later manufacture than Model A. This link may be Model A or later.
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthoped...river-old-tool

F.M. 01-25-2020 05:48 PM

Re: 1931 Tool kit screwdriver
 

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Originally Posted by Jwilli (Post 1845181)
Page 17 - 4 of Judging standards revised 2016, picture shows round steel blade, on occasion stamped with a "B" indicating the manufacturer. I have been unable to find any information on who manufactured the screw driver.


Here are two NOS Original Screwdrivers with the "B" on the tip of the blade end..

Jwilli 01-26-2020 01:19 PM

Re: 1931 Tool kit screwdriver
 

I have 4 ford screwdrivers only 1 has the B. Guess I am lucky to have that many.


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