Snap-On High Performance Box End Metric Wrench Set 15 Pcs. Like New Nice

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Snap-On High Performance Box End Metric Wrench Set 15 Pcs. Like New Nice:
$465.00

-PATTERSON ESTATE- Up for offer is a fantastic, like new 15 piece set of Snap-On high performance box-end 12 point combination wrenches. These are metric wrenches, sizes 8-22mm that show very little wear and are in incredible condition. This set includes the following;-XDHFM67, XDHFM89, XDHFM810, XDHFM910, XDHFM1011, XDHFM1012, XDHFM1112, XDHFM1213, XDHFM1214, XDHFM1314, XDHFM1415, XDHFM1516, XDHFM1417, XDHFM1719, XDHFM2122 The Patterson estate is one of the finest private tool collections that I have had the privilege of dealing with. An engineer and patent holder, Mr. Patterson loved all things tools, and his passion is reflected in this top notch collection and in the amazing quality and condition of these items. offer with confidence knowing you are receiving the best from a world class home workshop! Feel free to email with any questions, and good luck offerding! I will combine shipping for multiple purchases, just indicate what other items you are offerding on. Thanks for looking!
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Habitat For Humanity As a part of remembering Mr. Patterson and passing on his legacy, 5% of the profits from all sales will be donated to the Denver Habitat for Humanity charity. Some information from the website at habitatmetrodenver.org -

Mission:
Seeking to put God\'s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.

History:
Habitat for Humanity was established in 1976 by Millard and Linda Fuller. The Fullers wanted to address poverty housing on a global scale through “partnership housing”. The Fullers\' concept of partnership housing centers on those in need of adequate shelter working side-by-side with volunteers to build simple, decent houses. Habitat’s no profit and no interest financing is affordable. And the “Fund for Humanity” (homeowner mortgage payments, no interest loans and fundraising dollars) provides the capital needed to build.

Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver was established in 1979 by a group of passionate volunteers. These volunteers worked tirelessly to fundraise, acquire land, select families and manage all of the logistics to build the first Habitat homes in Denver. Since then, Habitat Metro Denver has become one of the largest affiliates in the U.S., celebrating the construction of our 500th home in 2012.

Today Habitat for Humanity has completed more than 600,000 homes around the world, completing the construction or repair of a home at the rate of every 5.5 minutes.