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Help identifying logo's and confirming a logo

Started by Mitch, April 05, 2014, 08:42:05 AM

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Mitch

I have 3 tools that I just can't identify and 1 I'm pretty sure is a Herbrand CTF line s-wrench. 1 is spark plug wrench marked SMITHCO, a small 4 3/4 in wrench with a logo and numbers 285, a Diamond K logo (does not match Kraeuter & Company logo) cutter. Can anyone help identify these? Thank you!
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lbgradwell

I can confirm you do indeed have a Herbrand CFT (note the order) wrench and Kraeuter pliers.

Can't help with the others...

Kijiji King

Plyerman

Not my area of expertise, but I sure like the looks of that Smithco socket wrench.
My friends call me Bob. My wife calls me a lot worse.

rusty

The pliers are from Krauter's 'K-Diamond' line (Thus the large K in a diamond logo instead of a stamped name). AA puts it post 1930's based on advertisments...

Newark NJ is the correct place....
Just a weathered light rust/WD40 mix patina.

dimwittedmoose51

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amecks

Al
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rusty

#6
Smithco was Smith Machine Co, of New York city

The wrench is a swivel spark plug wrench for getting between overhead intake plumbing on certain flathead motors
(Announced in Automobile Topics, Volume 66, of 1922
Just a weathered light rust/WD40 mix patina.

Mitch

Awesome info on those! Thank you so much! Now just that last wrench needs an id. Hopefully someone will recognize it...
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