Picked up a T&L Co. 12" S adjustable and am finding no info on it, anyone have a clue?
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Widest part of the head is 1" thick.
I like their solution for the grip. The bar in the middle prevents misshapen or crushed grips.
Hello, Heelspur. Tower & Lyon would be my guess. Regards, Lou
I'm thinking the same as Lptools, Tower & Lyons out of New York
Hello, Check out Patent Number 48027. Tower & Lyon Boardman's Patent Combination Tool. They made a few wrenches, but I couldn't dig up anything on the one you posted, Lou
Probably a prototype or cutaway drawing. If you really want to be confused, try to figure out the wording used by Patent Lawyers!!!!!!!!!!!
Somewhere on here Stan posted all the makers of the S style crescent wrenches.
Thanks for the info. I'd like to find that list.
I can't find the old thread that Stan listed the different makers so I guess we can start another list.
Barcalo Buffalo
Bemis & Call
Billings & Spencer
Bonney
Ellis
Fordson
Robinson
Tower & Lyon
United Shoe Machinery
Westcott Keystone
These are the one I can think of so far.
Here is another one, although made in Canada.
Henri
you can add;
Barcola
Bergman (sort of)
T in a circle, can't think of the mfg. ??ERIE??
Bullock, Springfield, Mass.
Perfect Handle
yes/no on Lipsey