I have 3 tools that I just can't identify and 1 I'm pretty sure is a Herbrand CTF line s-wrench. 1 is spark plug wrench marked SMITHCO, a small 4 3/4 in wrench with a logo and numbers 285, a Diamond K logo (does not match Kraeuter & Company logo) cutter. Can anyone help identify these? Thank you!
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I can confirm you do indeed have a Herbrand CFT (note the order) wrench and Kraeuter pliers.
Can't help with the others...
Not my area of expertise, but I sure like the looks of that Smithco socket wrench.
The pliers are from Krauter's 'K-Diamond' line (Thus the large K in a diamond logo instead of a stamped name). AA puts it post 1930's based on advertisments...
Newark NJ is the correct place....
Ditto on the Smithco tool.....
DM&FS
Kraeuter (and me) are from Newark, NJ.
Smithco was Smith Machine Co, of New York city
The wrench is a swivel spark plug wrench for getting between overhead intake plumbing on certain flathead motors
(Announced in Automobile Topics, Volume 66, of 1922
Awesome info on those! Thank you so much! Now just that last wrench needs an id. Hopefully someone will recognize it...