Tool Talk
Wrench Forum => Wrench Forum => Topic started by: Nolatoolguy on April 08, 2012, 12:31:06 AM
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I got a friend who was looking for a little information on a wizard wrench from his grandfather. I will post pictures of the wrench soon. In the mean time does anyone have any good resources for wizard?
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There are several wrenches named Wizard. The Richards wizard ratchet wrench is probably the most valuable one. I forget but the patent date but they are marked on the back with the information. They are listed in Copes Book. I have several in my collection. I have a parts one too. One of the jaws and one of the adjustment screws is busted. I can't figure out how someone broke the teeth off of the parts. I guess they thought it was a hammer.
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Wizard was a brand name used by Western Auto stores for many years. I recently picked up a Western Auto solding gun made by Weller for them. Our local Craigs list has a Wizard skilsaw listed for sale. Several companys made tools for Western Auto over the years.
EvilDr235
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Here are the pictures he sent me.
Any info is well appreciated.
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Patent- http://www.datamp.org/patents/displayPatent.php?pn=1435548&id=34124
Made by The Wakefield Wrench Co.
Snippet on Alloy Artifacts- http://home.comcast.net/~alloy-artifacts/other-makers-p3.html
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Here are the pictures he sent me.
Any info is well appreciated.
Good Timing, I just picked up one of these. Nice Wrench, my markings look exactly the same.
Brian L..
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Does anyone know were the thread about polishing is? I cant find it, but know we have one.
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There's just something attractive about these Wizard wrenches. I picked up a #19 last summer. Just fell in love with it. It wasn't up for sale, so I had to do a bit of dickering and throw in another wrench to get it.