How many collect these?  Are they common?

I don't collect them but do have one.  It's the only one I've ever seen.  It happens to be an unplated DOE.

Mike

The wrenches numbered one through three are for Nash automobiles.  Others are  I believe  are for a Nash water pump company.
I have seen the set for the autos sell anywhere between 10 and 25 dollars on eBay.  I do not know how  collectible they are.  I also have a Nash number 2 wrench un-plated doe.

Thanks,
Kirk

Quote from: skylab on March 26, 2013, 08:52:32 AM
How many collect these?  Are they common?

I think the only wrench I have including "Nash"  is a Bonney  wrench  "Nash-se285"  on the other side it reads "9417-chrome-vandium"
Anyone have any input?
cheers,
bird.

Snap on made some Nash wrenches in the late 20s.

I have a collection of Nash wrenches, 1's, 2's, and 3's.   The 2's are distinctive in that two of them have an inverted "A" in the Nash boss.

A couple of Nash wrenches showed up this morning on eBay.

A no. 1 DOE NASH was donated to the Kiwanis sale this week. Shows traces of black enamel or japanning.

I had one for sale for a LONG time . A fellow bought it for his friend who was named Nash.

My uncle collected Metropolitan Nash cars.  At one time he had approximately 25.  The convertibles were restored and several of the hard tops in yellow and white were in great shape. There is a red and white Metro running around my neighborhood on nice weather weekends. Reminds me of my uncle and his quirky collection.

brings back memories of a song.

"the little nash rambler went beep beep."

I bet Papaw remembers that one.

But of course!

Id like to get a Metro

Loved the looks of the little Metro, but heard that they had a problem with wheels falling off.