"Marion Ford" is something of a misnomer. Lots of cars used the combination wrench of the style Ford used: Marion, Buckeye, Overland and the Davis (twisted version) car wrenches are not uncommon today.
The Marion car had 4-wheel brakes, one of the first cars to have them. John N. Willys bought the Marion Motor Car Company to get their 4-wheel brakes technology. He later sold the residual assets of the Marion auto venture to J. L. Handley, and the car was renamed the Marion-Handley. The Marion brand name disappeared after 1919.
