Vintage Carter Carburetor Benchtop Parts Case with Original Parts Puritan The socket is encased in

The socket is encased in a hexagonal lantern-form housing with textured panels and a scalloped edge

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Vintage Carter Carburetor Benchtop Parts Case with Original Parts Puritan The socket is encased inc. 1930s 1940s; Carter Carburetor Corporation St. Louis, MO Steel countertop parts cabinet produced for Carter carburetor service departments and automotive repair facilities, retaining five graduated drawers embossed "GENUINE PARTS" and "CARBURETER" across the drawer fronts. Finished in olive drab enamel, the cabinet was designed to organize carburetor repair inventory, with compartmentalized trays housing a wide assortment of original Carter service