Mixed Hand Tool Lot: Stanley, Kobalt & Husky Screwdrivers with 5 Nail Punches

For Sale by Auction in
Newark, Ohio, US

Pin & Nail Punches (5 Tools): Kobalt 1/32" Center Punch: Premium blue anodized aluminum punch with knurled texturing for precise striking grip. Vintage Steel Pin Punches (4 Tools): Heavy-duty solid steel knurled construction. Sizes include clear markings for 1/32", 3/32", and 5/32". Driver & Layout Inventory: Stanley U.S.A. Tools (2): One long-reach tapered scratch awl…

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Newark, Ohio, United States (US)

Item description:

Pin & Nail Punches (5 Tools):
Kobalt 1/32" Center Punch: Premium blue anodized aluminum punch with knurled texturing for precise striking grip.
Vintage Steel Pin Punches (4 Tools): Heavy-duty solid steel knurled construction. Sizes include clear markings for 1/32", 3/32", and 5/32".
Driver & Layout Inventory:
Stanley U.S.A. Tools (2): One long-reach tapered scratch awl layout tool featuring a blue and yellow acetate handle, and one classic black and yellow acetate-handled Phillips screwdriver.
Kobalt Tools (6): One blue-anodized multi-bit precision pocket screwdriver, two clear acetate mini drivers (one transparent blue, one transparent red), two soft-grip precision drivers (PH00 Phillips and 3/32" Slotted), and two large grey/purple heavy-duty rubberized comfort-grip screwdrivers.
Husky & Crescent Drivers (2): One modern black and red rubberized Husky Phillips driver, and one vintage red and black Crescent 2501 Phillips driver.
Unmarked Specialty Tools (3): Two vintage yellow/amber clear acetate-handled drivers (one Phillips, one Slotted) and one yellow-handled hex nut driver fitted with a polished chrome socket tip.
Jeweler's Driver (1): One classic all-metal swiveling head precision jeweler's screwdriver.
Condition Report
The tools in this estate lot are in good, functional condition. The modern Husky and Kobalt soft-grip tools display minor project dust but maintain supple rubber elements. The vintage acetate handles are sturdy without structural cracks or breaks. The steel tool tips, driver faces, and punch points remain distinct and usable. Light surface scuffing and minor cosmetic rust spotting are visible on the metal bodies of the unpainted steel punches and the shaft of the Crescent driver, typical of workshop storage.