I have an Early (i believe circa 1924 to 1925) 18" Ridgid Pipe Wrench which is marked "PAT. PEND'G (again, i assume it to be Patent No 1,552,091 of Sept. 1925) on the reverse side there is a Diamond logo with a C in it (see the attached photographs).  Has anyone any information on the diamond shaped logo, i have looked in Alloy Artifacts, but have drawn a blank. I am beginning to believe that it could possibly be a logo that could have been used on Ridgid wrenches that were manufactured by another contracted manufacturer like A.B. Jardine or Erie Tool Co. ( there is some evidence that both of these companies manufactured Pipe Wrenches for The Ridge Tool Company in the early years).
Cheers Danks.

Quote from: Danks on January 29, 2019, 11:17:41 PM
I have an Early (i believe circa 1924 to 1925) 18" Ridgid Pipe Wrench which is marked "PAT. PEND'G (again, i assume it to be Patent No 1,552,091 of Sept. 1925) on the reverse side there is a Diamond logo with a C in it (see the attached photographs).  Has anyone any information on the diamond shaped logo, i have looked in Alloy Artifacts, but have drawn a blank. I am beginning to believe that it could possibly be a logo that could have been used on Ridgid wrenches that were manufactured by another contracted manufacturer like A.B. Jardine or Erie Tool Co. ( there is some evidence that both of these companies manufactured Pipe Wrenches for The Ridge Tool Company in the early years).
Cheers Danks.

Possibly made in Canada?