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old snap-on wrench

Started by oldgoaly, October 13, 2014, 07:31:58 PM

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oldgoaly

I found this behind a old furnace in a basement I replaced years ago, I tossed it in a drawer when I cleaned out the truck. Finally got around to cleaning out the drawers and organizing my stuff!
How old is this? who collects them? 
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Lostmind

Of all the things I've lost , I miss my mind the most

turnnut

has the look of the wrenches from the 20's that Walden & Mossberg were making for the
automobile trade.

oldgoaly

A bunch of pics (5000+) of tools and projects in our shoppe
https://www.facebook.com/187845251266156/photos/?tab=albums

strik9

   If you were a mechanic in a well stocked shop in the 20's  you would have had a box with a selection of those available.     If you were well paid you might have a few of your own in your personal toolkit.

    I've only found one in the wild, a single ended 5/8" with the heavy knurled handle.
The only bad tool is the one that couldn't finish the job.  Ironicly it may be the best tool for the next job.

lauver

OG,

I have three similar wrenches:

1) Snap-on 5/8" x 9/16" double socket wrench,

2) Blackhawk 1316 1/2" single socket wrench with knurled offset handle, and

3) Walden 615 21/32" single socket wrench with knurled offset handle.

In 15-20 years of hunting, these are the only wrenches of this type I have seen.
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