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Need help with a few wrenches

Started by johnsironsanctuary, September 01, 2011, 10:15:45 AM

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johnsironsanctuary

http://s1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb373/johnsironsanctuary/My%20Wrenches/?start=all

I could use some help with these.  Don't know much other than what is on them.  Links to references would be just as helpful.

The first one is marked " EASY WRENCH  THE LAWRENCE MFG CO  CHICAGO ILL  PAT AUG 13 1913.

8" Wood handle monkey wrench with no markings.

8" Wood Handle EC Simmons  "Keen Kutter" logo

8" Adjustable   B&C

"12 IN. NO 121 Adjustable  GELLMAN WRENCH CORPORAYTION ROCK ISLAND, ILL   "Polly" logo DROP FORGED STEEL PATENTED APR. 17, 1923"

6" Wood Handle Pipe Wrench  "TRIMCO  Trimost Mfg Co, Roxbury, Mass (Hard to read) Pat 1916


Thanks,
John
Top monkey of the monkey wrench clan

Branson

Nice looking stuff, John.  The easy wrench wins for strangest looking, and the two adjustables  are really interesting.  On the other hand, I couldn't have passed up any of them.

jimwrench

 The Lawrence Mfg. Co. wrench is a rim wrench. PatentAug 13 1918 Patent # 1275707
Jim
Mr. Dollarwrench

johnsironsanctuary

Thanks Jim, the patent date is kinda fuzzy on the casting.  Sounds like it would be at home under the back seat in a Maxwell or a  Metz or something. Probably a lighter car with a wrench size just under 3/4". Much easier to use than the piece of junk provided with todays cars.
Top monkey of the monkey wrench clan

lbgradwell


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johnsironsanctuary

WOW!!  Thanks for the links. 

I just spent three hours learning about wrench makers and I haven't scratched the surface!  Thanks again.

John
Top monkey of the monkey wrench clan