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Grey Pneumatic
A 1-inch drive keepsake socket measuring 1-5/8 inches deep for preserving mementos
The Grey Pneumatic keepsake is a 1" drive by 1-5/8" deep socket designed for memory books and baby keepsakes. It is supplied new and listed under the Health & Sports baby category for preserving small mementos.
The socket fits into a memory book layout as a dedicated compartment for a single keepsake item. It requires a surrounding page or cover with a matching cut-out and frees up adjacent space for photos or written notes.
The 1" by 1-5/8" cavity comfortably holds one small baby token such as a hospital bracelet or first tooth. It runs out of room quickly if you try to store bulkier objects or multiple items together.
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The socket depth measures 1-5/8 inches, matching the drive size listed in the product title.
As a passive metal keepsake, it produces no heat and operates silently in any environment.
No additional hardware is needed; the piece sits securely on any flat surface without assembly.
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