Little old lady's wrench

[HeelSpur]

Bought this off a little old lady at a flea market and it was totally crusty. Should of taken before and after pics, but it has a logo that's not on AA (unless I missed it, again). It sure is an interesting looking wrench though, both sides with different designs. Anyone recognize this logo?

[bonneyman]

Found it! That cutout by the OE's looks like those on the NDF New Britian wrenches. And the little forged logo looks to be a match, too.

http://home.comcast.net/~alloy-artifacts/Photos/tools/new_britain_oe3236_ndf33_wrench_f_cropped_inset.jpg

[HeelSpur]

Sure looks like it to me to, thanks.

[Lostmind]

Looks like Snyders pretzel logo , maybe because I'm hungry.
good detective work.

[HeelSpur]

LOL, I just remembered about john k's thread.

http://www.papawswrench.com/vboard/index.php?topic=1606.0

[bonneyman]

I have this thing that, when I look at something, it might just hit me a certain way. And it then sticks in my memory.
I was just surfing thru AA one day, and came upon these OE's with the funny hollowed out shape near the end. That image just stuck. And the letters NDF.
When I saw your wrench, that little memory fired. And I found it in about 2 minutes on AA. Was kinda pleased with myself the rest of the day knowing I solved a little tool "mystery" before anyone else did. lol

[john k]

Hey, that is familiar.  Looks like it may take some doing to find the New Britain on that center panel.  These were made from about 46-52.