Id sure like to have an I.D. on this one. Stan or Bus....ever seen one?

Don't think I have ever seen one before. How long is it?  You do know I have a few vacancies in Bus's Home for Orphan Wrenches?

My dad seen this wrench for me at the Republic, MO steam swap meet. A whopping $3 made it mine. Ole' dad would hate me if I got rid of this one. I will however get you better pictures and measurements for your orphan list. CW

I believe that there was an automobile called the Orient.
when I get a chance, i will look for my auto book.

Turnout is correct.  The Orient was manufactured in Waltham, Mass. From 1902-1908.

Mike

Thanks guys. Might just be auto related. Ill try to get the measurements soon.

the Orient automobile was made by the Waltham Mfg. Co. Waltham, Mass. they made the Orient Bubkboard
model BB, Then the larger auto's, the Waltham & 5 touring models of the 4 cyl. Orient, models; R,N,M,L & K
then when C.H. Metz took control those auto models were dropped in favor of his Metz auto.
the 5 touring Orients ranged in price of $1600 t0 $2250  in 1906.
at the Waltham Museum in Waltham, Mass. they have the Orient Buckboard auto, but no tourings.
it is a nice museum, I had been there a fewwwwwwwww years ago. they have all kinds of goodies made
in Waltham, Mass. such as the Orient bicycle, Waltham lathes, clocks, and all kinds of goodies.   

Saw an Orient Buckboard in Don Garlits Museum in Ocala FL.