The following website is a good resource for such tools.....

http://www.old
toolsnstuff.com/yankeescrewdriverpage.htm

Mike


On Sat, May 17, 2014 at 6:16 AM, Malcolm Thomas wrote:

> this one is a bit tricky...its a current listing so i cant supply the
> link...
>
> how can one date such a beast...?  are there any particular
> characteristics that can narrow them down to, say a decade,  at least ?
>
> this one was made in sheffield if that helps.
>
> not much to go on i know....but rules are rules...
>
> Cheers,
> Mal
>
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