Can anyone tell me what these little wrenches are called?

[Mac53]

Can anyone tell me what type of wrench these are, or what to search to find more of them? Pencil for scale.

[lptools]

Stamped steel? Possibly  bicycle, or motorcycle??

[Mac53]

Yes, fairly simple stamped steel. Pretty small, size similar to ignition wrenches, but I can't find anything similar under that name. I have one other that has a large end and a small end, as well.

[lptools]

I've seen similar router collet wrenches, not sure if I have seen that type with a hole in the handle. Regards, Lou

[Bill Houghton]

Don't know the name, but probably part of an auto, bicycle, or motorcycle "set."  The hole in the middle was probably for a bolt that held the set together.  Such sets came in more substantial forged steel versions; I have one of the more substantial versions in my "gee, these are interesting wrenches" box.  I'm not a wrench gatherer, like many folks here are, so the box isn't very large; and it's pretty well buried behind/below other tools, so I can't easily pull it out for a show and tell.

[Papaw]

I am not sure what those were for, but I have several sets of small wrenches that are not ignition wrenches. Ronson made a set , as did others, like Morgan Mechanix.

[lptools]

Hello, Papaw. I hope that you are doing better, and get home soon!!! So, what would be the letter designation on those? An OEA? Just kidding, I have never seen those before with the open end, and the alligator jaw. Take care, Lou

[Papaw]

I guess OEA would be correct, though no one ever used that !

I am doing OK. Waiting for one more test before I get sprung from here.

[turnnut]

  they look like radio repair wrenches, the open/alligator wrenches.

[bill300d]

Indestro made a sorta similar wrench is sets for auto tool kits. Unfortunately I don't recognize yours.
If you do a search for stamped steel kit wrenches you may have some luck.

[toolmiser]

I have a "dremel" rotary tool, that is from 1977, and it uses a wrench shaped like that to tighten the collet.  I would have to measure it to make sure.

[Mac53]

Thank you a lot everyone! You'll all probably hate what I do with these things though... I turn them into rings. Mostly I use standard ignition wrenches that are common, but these just look a lot cooler. I try not to wreck anything with much collector value, as I appreciate the tools just for what they are as well. Now and then a larger wrench falls victim to my hammer though...

[Chillylulu]

Those sramped wrenches were included with lots of products. A good example is bifold closet doors, for adjusting the swiiel hinge height. 

I got one with a set of 3" wheels I purchased from Lowes lat weekend. I added them to my jointer to move it around.

Because they were and are supplied so commonly, I think it would be hard to identify specifically. Unless someone recognizes a certain one.

Chilly