.357 Combat Magnum Coming Home

I believe Mr. Helms directed me to that type of SAT. I had purchased the other one thinking it was correct but was told different.

Tim
 
Tim, I'm not sure what this tool is. Initially I thought it was aluminum but now do not think so.
What got me thinking about this is a post by spin132. He has a very nice, early Combat Magnum. He picked up the Blued steel knurled-handled SAT for his gun.
SCSW says:
Blued steel knurled-handled screwdriver 1940-1958.
Aluminum knurled-handled screwdriver 1958-1961.
In post #27 John says K260006 was shipped with an aluminum SAT and that would have been in 1956, so SCSW is not completely correct.
This tool is heavy and sticks to a magnet. I think it is nickeled steel and not aluminum. So maybe Nickel knurled-handled screwdriver 1940-1948.
I don't really care if it is the correct tool, just trying to learn. A rare and valuable item whichever it turns out to be. Think I will take it to Tulsa and let the experts have a look at it.
 
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The holster that came with the package. Also the letter and the invoice.

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Took the SAT to Tulsa. Bill Cross and Richard Garner said the tool is Nickel steel. Originally for the K 22-40 in 1940 and then used after WWII until about 1948.
Bill Cross said the correct SAT for the early Combat Magnums is the Aluminum Knurled-Handled Screwdriver.
Said they started in 1956 with the Combat Magnum and the .44 Magnum. He has a Combat Magnum that shipped in January 1956 with the Aluminum tool.
 
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