I've had one since the early 90's.  Don't remember where it came from.  It and a Super Leatherman have been a snap top case in the console of whatever my daily driver has been.

Are the bits hard to get in and out ?

That sure is a nice little wrench.

 Edit: The closest thing i can find is a 5" Wakefield.

They are cool and they are usable, but sadly the steel quality isn't that great so they're not something to really be used much

Somewhere I have a 5" mossberg bicycle wrench , and I wish this little bugger was as well made as that.

 That sure is a nice little wrench.

 Edit: The closest thing i can find is a 5" Wakefield.

I was noodling through Cripe's store today, and I remembered your quest to build a not-quite-a-nuggies set.

They had a 1/4" ratchet, SAE shallow sockets, a spinner handle and ignition wrench set, all USA Kobalt. If I stuck them in a rounded plastic box, that's pretty close to the Nuggies 19N, right?

Essentially I guess except you'd be missing a flex handle " breaker bar " and an extension.
The problem is that the 19nd nuggies set was specifically extra small tools and I think they even made the midget wrenches especially for the Nuggies set because they don't appear to just be ignition wrenches and the larger sizes would not normally be that small of a wrench.

I am just quite particular about this endeavor of mine,  but you don't have to be and if I wasn't this set would be complete already assembled with Craftsman tools I already have.

Sent from my twisted mind of the mudman