Take a look at this "INTERTYPE TRIANGLE B SPRING-LEVER WRENCH" someone emailed me about.
I don't have Schulz or Cope here at work with me and AA didn't help.
Sure it is Billings.
Emailer needs to know about it- purpose, etc.
I got the same email. Replied that printers would of used it on Intertype type casting machines which were similar to Linotype machines.
Cool. I sent them a link to this discussion.
According to a snippit of an instruction manual, the wrench with the forked end is a 'mold cap wrench', the forks are for lifting the mold off the frame...
Intertype started a bit before 1918, Linotype responded by slandering the heck out of them (the machines don't work, they were only founded to make us buy them out ,etc), and a predictable lawsuit followed.....
The company continued into the 60's, then became Harris Intertype...