Three D. M. Osborne wrenches

[Wrenchmensch]

These three wrenches have been identified by others as "Osborne" wrenches. As far as I know, D. M. Osborne operated a business in Auburn, New York. The only comment I can make is that these wrenches are widely variant in style, and they were made by commercial manufacturers for Osborne. 

Does anyone have any other D.M. Osborne wrenches? I am looking for others.

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[Stoney]

I'll check.

[jimwrench]

 I have a couple since Osborne became part of IHC for a while. In my IHC collection I see a P167,K439, and P1189. Haven't inventoried my IHC wrenchs yet but plan to soon and will keep eye out for Osborne as I do. If I find duplicates might be willing to trade for wrenchs I don't have. Thats the reason for the inventory. Have done about 10-20 % of farm wrenchs and finding quite a few duplicates.

[nick]

I like all International Harvester wrenchs,which include D M Osborne
The loop handle wrench is made by Vandegrift out of Ind. Pat Sept7 97----1897
Made similar Deeering, McCormick,Internetional Harvester,style and some for Case
Have several but not enough----------nice wrenchs