Todays finds

[skylab]

some cool stuff I found

[Stoney]

More details on the small wrench please.

[skylab]

here's some better pics of the small wrench.   It is about 4 inches long, no markings.

[KeepinOldBolts]

Sure looks like a bike wrench to me!

[amecks]

Most certainly a bicycle wrench, intended for carrying on tool pouch on bike.

Thorsen made some interesting tools but some of their items seemed to be low quality. I have some chisels that do not hold an edge very well. But I also have a set of 2 curved 3/8" socket (lateral or horizontal) extensions - they are about 4" long and are used to reach around obstacles. They can be used together to make a U or switched around to make a S shape, there's a lot of ways to use them alone or together and with regular extensions for hard to reach places. Makes a great tool for distributor timing bolts. Really useful, I don't know why they stopped making them or no one else has made them. Al.

[Stoney]

Skylab that one cool wrench.

[rusty]

The second wrench down has history: http://www.dvrbs.com/camden/CamdenNJ-WarrenWebster-Employees-1938.htm

[bonneyman]

Is that bicycle wrench steel? I've seen alot of those kinds of wrenches, but they've all been aluminum.

[skylab]

bike wrench is not steel.  It does appear to look that way.  Tested with magnet

what do you guys think the top wrench was for?

Thanks

[Stoney]

Skylab, it looks like a basin wrench my son, the plumber, uses.