What I have - What I need

[Sudsy]

Updated March 14

Have and need some new stuff

What I am looking for......

Wrenches Need:

Plomb
Pebble Open End (Have 3034, 3035 and 3040)
Cadmium finish (1940's) combination
#1226 and up

Weyersberg Trumpet logo Selected Steel - Open End 13/16 x 15/16

Bridgeport Hy-Bar Angled Open-End Wrench
5/8 x 3/4
and 25/32 x 7/8

S-K "C" series combination wrenches C-16 and all over C-22 and under C-12

Indestro 6 point box end wrenches

Bridgeport "Controlled Steel" Auto-kit wrenches
Indestro "Select Steel" Auto-Kit wrenches

Wood lathe tools and wood chisels and gouges

Interesting fishing stuff
Chef Au Ritz chefs knives
K Sabatier chefs knives

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Sockets Needed

Working on a Klein Tools set No. 65508
Missing ratchet,
#65722, 3" extension
and a number of the sockets
#65713, 9/16, 6 pt. deep
#65712, 1/2, 6 pt. deep
#65711, 7/16, 6 pt. deep
#65710, 3/8, 6 pt. deep
#65705 11/16, 12 pt. standard
#65703 9/16, 12 pt. standard

SK Wayne "451" 3/8 drive socket set
Missing:
45112, 6 pt, 3/8 "
45120, 12 pt, 5/8"
4426, Spark Plug socket
451591, ½" extension
45161, 6" extension

S-K "409" set, 1/4 drive, 6 pt, knurled sockets
Missing: #40907, 7/32 and #40910, 5/16


Stuff I have to trade

Wrenches:

Plomb:
Combination #1214, 7/16 "BC" Feb 1943 satin steel finish, no cadmium or chrome (unusual??)
Combination #1224, ¾ cadmium finish
Combination #1220, 5/8 cadmium finish
Combination #1216, ½ cadmium finish (have 2 extras)
Open end #3040, 13/16 // 7/8 Pebble
(also see JP Danielson)

Penens Corp. (Plomb subsidiary)
Combo - with depressed panels, marked with "Penens Corp. Chicago" and "MFD. U.S.A." forged into the panel. Circa 1948

Proto
Ignition wrench #3324, 3/8
Combo 1208 – 1/4

Indestro
Auto-Kit Select Steel ½ // 7/16

Blue Point
Open End – J-2428, 3/8 // 7/16
Open end – "Supreme" #S-810, ¼ // 5/16
Open End – Supreme #S1414, 3/8 // 7/16
Open End – Supreme #S1416, ½ // 7/16

Snap-On
Open end VS1618 (1956), 9/16 // ½
Combo stubby 12mm OXIM123 full polish

Bridgeport Hardware Manufacturing (BHM)
Open end 16mm // 19mm other side 5/8 // ¾ Marked with B with H M inside the B
Open end 16mm // 19mm other side 5/8 // ¾ No markings
Open end 12mm // 14mm other side ½ // 9/16 No markings
Open end – X style, 11/16 // 5/8

Wright
Ignition - #P58U, 15/64 // ¼
Tru Fit (by  Lectrolite) Box wrench – 7/8 // 13/16
Tru-Fit (by Lectrolite) combo #1816 – 1/2

Bonney
Open end - #821A – Shield on handle, Bonny with shield between n's on face, 5/8 SAE & 5/8 OC // ¼ SAE & ¼ OC
Open end serpentine - #502G – Shield and MADE IN USA on handle, Bonny with shield between n's on face, 11/16 // 19/32

Williams
USA - Open end #729, ¾ // 5/8
Open end #26 (1924 to 1927), 3/8 USS // ¼ USS 5/16 OC 5/16 SAE some pitting and   
     5/16 end filed out square
Forged in USA – Open end, #725B, 9/16 // 1/2
Round logo and diamond logo - Open end #726 (1914 to 1924), ¼ // 5/16
USA  - Open end serpentine #373, 1 5/16 // 1 1/8, 20" long, marked Hardened     
     and an X over a T
Forged in USA with diamond logo - Open End #31, 7/8// 25/32, 9" long
Adjustable Hook Spanner: ¾" to 2"
Tool Post wrench – W in triangle logo only (very thick and heavy) 5/8
Forged in USA with diamond logo - #704 machine wrench ½ OC and ½ SAE
     on face
Superrench -  Open end ignition, #1116, 15/64
Superrench -  Open end, #6011, 3/8 // 5/16
Superrench - Combo #1158, 1/4
Superrench – Open End, # 1731A, 7/8 // ¾
"Superior" offset socket wrench #824A, 9/16
USA - Tool Post Wrench  #803 – 11/16

Honda - Hm RK made by Kowa tool co
Open end – 19mm // 17 mm - early die mark circular RK followed by A
Open end – 19mm // 17 mm - early die mark circular RK followed by A and  2G7

Billings and Spencer
Open end #1107, ¼ // 3/16 USS
Open end #1109, ¼ OC  // 1/4 USS,5/16 OC
Open end #1114, 3/8 USS  // 1/4 USS, 5/16 OC
Open End #118 "SPECIAL", 3/8 USS // 3/8 OC
Open end #1120, 7/16 OC // 1/2 OC Standard early face marking 1915 to 1926
Open end #2118, 3/8 USS // 3/8 OC
Open end #2123, 9/16 OC // 7/16 OC Standard early face marking 1915 to 1926
Open End #C723 , 7/16 // 3/8

Walden Worcester
Open end #1729, ¾ // 5/8 "Chrome Alloy"

JP Danielson Co "Controlled Steel" 1930's to 1941
Open End 3.5J - 13/32 // 5/16
Open end 6.5E (?), 11/16 // 19/32 black finish, possibly refinished
Open end 4.5M, 1/16 // 3/8 no chrome
Open end 4.5M, 1/16 // 3/8 chrome
Open end, no marking just E 11 0 – Post purchase by Plomb 9/19 // ½
Auto-Kit #100, 7/8 // 3/4

Gedore
Combination No 14, 9/16, (India)

Penans Corp
Open end, M-11-1 (same type and style markings as JP Danielson) 9/16 // 1/2

Billings
**Open end #1107 (with "23" under it), ½ // 13/32
Open end #L1020, Life-Time 5/16 // ¼
Open end #5B782, 5/8 // 9/16

Crompton & Knowles
Open end #16, 7/8 // 25/32
Open end #17, 1 ¼ // 1 1/16, 12 ½" long, 5/8" wide (have 2 extra)
Eberhart
Open end "S shaped" #2338-F 7/8 // 1" (7/8 side is slightly spread)
Kilborn & Bishop
Open end – no marking just K&B in diamond logo. Measures at 11/16 // 13/16

S-K
S-K Wayne, open end -  #0-810, 1/4 // 5/16
S-K Wayne. Box, #B-2024, 5/8 // ¾ (significant chrome loss)

Barcalo
Combo – 7/8 (2nd marking)
Open end asterisk marking before and after Forged in USA, 5/8 // 9/16 (second marking on face)
Open end – 11/16 // 19/32 (lettering is off)
Open end - #B2, 11/16 // 19/32
Open end – 3/8 // 7/16
Combo – A7, ½
Combo #C8, 3/8
Nail and tack puller


Pace Wrench
Alligator and open, marked tempered steel, terminal nuts on alligator end, inside gearbox 
   on open end

Toyota – 10 / 12 mm from old Land Cruiser tool kit

Vlchek V-shield
Open end – no markings measures 15/16 // 7/8 (part of some kit)
Open end – no markings measures 5/8 // 9/16 (part of some kit)
Open end – no markings measures 7/8 // ¾ (part of some kit)
Open end – Shield marking only 7/16 // 3/8 (part of some kit)
Open end - #53, marked W1820 on face, 9/16 // 5/8

Moore Drop Forging Co,
Model T spark plug and cylinder head bolt wrench, model #11, M in circle logo
Open end – M in circle logo and a #6, not other markings – measures 9/16 // 5/8

Lakeside Forge
Open end - # E(or upside down 3)6944, No other markings, Measures 7/16 // 9/16

Gale Manufacturing Co
plow wrench #M58

Page Storm Drop Forge Co (PS in oval logo)
Open end 1 3/8 // & unknown, been cut wider – marking on end - 1 (space diagonal) 1

Vadimonium –
Open end, Germany, 7/16 // 3/8

Armstrong Brothers
Tool post wrench #96, 7/16
Armstrong Chromium Vanadium Open end - 5/16 // 11/32
Open end – "A"  Forged USA – 5/8 // ¾ polished

Super Star
Open end – Nickel Chrome Vanadium 12mm // 14mm, has JIS logo, aka Japan Institute of Standard, indicates tool meets JIS requirements

Crescent (might not be Crescent)
Machinist wrench, 7/8. No markings just size & logo which is very hard to make out

Herbrand
Open end #725, stamped "Fremont, O. U.S.A.", ¼ SAE // 5/16
Combo V1 Chrome sub brand #20310, 5/16

Bonner (C.E. Bonner Manufacturing Co)
Open end - #27, no other markings but measures at 5/8 // 3/4

Fairmount Fairalloy
short offset box-end, #9725B 1/2x9/16

Dunlop (Sears)
Open end, V mark, 7/16 // 3/8. V stands for Moore Drop Forge –this is the earliest link to sears by Moore

K&B (Kilborn and Bishop) (1900)
Open end –  9/16 // 13/16

ABC
Open End - #N-4, 5/8 // 19/32

Mckaig-Hatch , Inc
Open end – no markings just MH in circle logo, measures 9/16 // ½
Open End – 7/16 // 3/8

Craftsman
Open end Vanadium 1933 to 1941 #1729, ¾ // 5/8
Open end Vanadium 1933 to 1941 #1027, 11/16 // 19/32
Open end 5/8 // ¾  –V- 44582
Open end 3/8 // 7/16  –V-
combo 3/8 // 7/16  –V- full polish
combo 15/64 // 1/4 –V-
ignition 9/32  –V- full polish
ignition 7/32  –V- full polish
ignition 7/16  –V-
combo ¾   –V—
combo 1/4 VV 44699
combo ½ VV 44695
(new) 10mm 42914 A-AE
(new) 13mm 42917 A-AE
(new) 5/16 44691 A-AE

Nash 1 open end kit wrench from the Nash car

Filson
Open end  – ¾ // 11/16

Nut and tap and multi wrenches

Ronson - Alligator multi wrench with bottle opener

Indestro 5/8 //3/4

Crown #28 3/8 // 7/16

Adjustable Wrench:

Challenger (by Proto) #4208-S, 8"

Slip Pliers:

Spiegel Brothers – (Germany, New York)
Kraeuter - #40-6, USA (New Jersey)
Cee Tee Co. / Crescent – USA (Jamestown, NY)
Lectrolite / Wright - #216 – USA (Barberton, Ohio)
Vlchek - #5 – USA (Cleveland, Ohio) Still has black japanning on it
Vlchek - #8 – USA (Cleveland, Ohio)
Moore Drop Forging Co – USA (Springfield, Mass)
Fairmount, later became Martin Tools, USA (Cleveland, Ohio)  #P-077 cutting slip pliers
Barcalo – USA (Buffalo) Cutting slip pliers

"Button Patent" / Linesman's pliers

Spiegel Brothers – (Germany, New York)
Kraeuter - #1801-6, USA (Newark, New Jersey)
S&H Co, 8 ½" Circa 1905

Ratchets:

J.H. Williams & Co #S-52 Dual-Pawl Superratchet 3/8" drive – "B" marking before J.H Williams, 1950's 

Wright (?) ¼" drive Frankenstein ratchet

New Britain #NS40 3/8" drive

Sockets:
Ask, too many to list

[Twertsy]

I need the two Bonney wrenches you have, and will trade Plomb pebble 1 for 1 if you're interested.

[Sudsy]

That would be great
I'll PM you photos right now

[Sudsy]

They're packed up and will be out with tomorrows office mail.

[bird]

What lathe tools do you need? I may have an extra set of chisels around here..... I know, big surprise:)!!
If you don't care about a matching set, I'm sure I can come up with a set of box ended wrenches for you.
Let me know
Cheers
Jenny bird

[Sudsy]

What lathe tools do you need? I may have an extra set of chisels around here..... I know, big surprise:)!!
If you don't care about a matching set, I'm sure I can come up with a set of box ended wrenches for you.
Let me know
Cheers
Jenny bird

Wow, really !!
Any replaceable carbide types (of course!), along with Sorby's, Crown, Hamlet, Henry Taylor, PN (Patience & Nicholson)...........   I'm good on Craftsman, Buck, the intro type tools, matter of fact I just hooked up two kids from my fishing website with some pretty good starter stuff.
They can be beat to snot, that's fine, half the joy is in the rehabbing and grinding out different profiles. Don't care if there are handles or not as i like to turn my own (and it saves on shipping, which of course I insist on covering - damned handles can be huge)

I haven't yet decided what box wrench set I'm going to work on, the only thing I know is that it will be 6 pt - so as much as I truly appreciate your very generous offer, I'm going to pass for now.

[bird]

Ok, dear. I know I have a more entry level set of chisels, but sounds like you don't need those. I'll look around for some other ones
Cheers

[Sudsy]

FWIW, this is what I do with them, Striped bass surf / Muskie lures

[Plyerman]

Those look pretty nice! I like the painting/drying rack

[Sudsy]

Actually for curing the epoxy top coats, flip technique to keep em from forming drips

[bird]

Hi dear, I need the barcalo combo 7/8 and the Williams double box wrench. I've got both the hybar wrenches you need.
Cheers
Jenny bird