Quote from: leg17 on March 19, 2019, 12:35:08 PM
Are there empty peg holes?

Yes, my board didn't have any pegs/lags with it.  The holes are lag threaded from past use so i know it had lag L's or some type lag hook.  All the wrenches were held by 2 of these at the head.  I've figured out which board i have in relation to the wrench display layout BUT not a firm year yet.   As u know the year will help me determine the logo head stamping. I'm gonna be posting moreabout this later with illustrations of 2 90" boards BUT with different wrenches on it.

looks like 4 different sizes,only one is 1/8"diameter (for the 75A wrench),thaats the smallest..............A,B, AND C might be the hardest to find????????????
got some wrenches coming in the mail
when i get some tools hanging,ill post a photo

is yours for 42,style # L...saw an ebay sold item 152392223976   

Update,
I've determined that the board i bought displays wrenches in this way. The only illustrations i found for this 90" board date 1918,1921 and 1923. 
Does anyone have this illustration 1924 or later showing the the "Underline Scroll" logo?  Double clik to enlarge.





This is a ad from 1927 showing a 90" board , but a different wrench display layout. These wrenches will have the NEAT post 1924 "Underline Scroll" logo. Note underline logo in the ad!


Both ads are touting the Superior line. thanks 4 any help.

I acquired a later model Williams wrench board with holes but no hooks.
I found a National brand "Square Bend" hook that screwed in perfectly.
Found at Menards.
You might pick up a couple of different sizes and try them in the holes.

(On the road and cannot post pictures)

Quote from: leg17 on March 19, 2019, 06:54:39 PM
I acquired a later model Williams wrench board with holes but no hooks.
I found a National brand "Square Bend" hook that screwed in perfectly.
Found at Menards.
You might pick up a couple of different sizes and try them in the holes.

(On the road and cannot post pictures)

plated?

Quote from: wrenchguy on March 19, 2019, 10:17:39 PM

Quote from: leg17 on March 19, 2019, 06:54:39 PM
I acquired a later model Williams wrench board with holes but no hooks.
I found a National brand "Square Bend" hook that screwed in perfectly.
Found at Menards.
You might pick up a couple of different sizes and try them in the holes.

(On the road and cannot post pictures)

plated?   

Yes.  You could check National web site or Menards for options.

Wrenches needed for the "BOARD".

21.

626S, 632X.

661D, 661E, 662D, 663E, 663A, 664B.

77B, 77S.

90D, 96.

Above wrenches needed with any of the logo's williams used.  please post photos.

The 733 is in picture I posted earlier.  I can take better pictures if you want.  If you like it,  I'll need your address to figure postage.  You can PM me.
Al

I sent the wrench out this morning - and dontcha know,  I was collecting stuff for sale out of the last lot of tools and came across this...

7/16 x 1/2 - embossed with "T" on reverse.  Not rusty but the jaws have some marring from slipping off bolt heads/nuts.
Let me know if you want this also, and I'll get it to you.
Al

Yes, but maybe (if u want) hold it till finding more.  I'll take it off list now.  BTW, just put it on my tab LOL, LOL  Hoping u'll be finding more!!!  Thanks much.

OK. Will do.  Swap meet season starts early in May.  Rust & Relics at the Curtiss Museum.  NY Steam Engine Ass'n on Memorial Day.  And our motorcycle club swap meet mid May, sometimes tools show up there ( I try to encourage that).

Update, hung up in shop.
Its appears 2be 2 pieces solid pine board, nicely lettered by a professional.

hung next to door to house.



Showing head with some recent/long ago damage along with the top row of mounting peg holes.  Its a total of 2.5" thick, 90" tall, 24" wide.

2 for you?

very nice, i'd like to add them. i'll take 'em off the list and pm u.  thanks.