Identify Logo?

[kxxr]

I did a little searching and came up with nothing. I figure this should be an easy one for you guys that are more familiar with the type of wrench I found this logo. It's on a 6" wood handled monkey type wrench. I can put up a picture of the wrench later but don't have it handy right now, so, I drew this from memory. It may not be exact and the letters may be G D or something similar. Anyway, does anyone recognize this?

[bonneyman]

Could it be this?


Posted it awhile back - I think the consensus was Green Tool and Die(?) in Ohio.

[lbgradwell]

Greenfield...

1957 Catalogue:

[amertrac]

YUP  dats what it is , greenfield tap and die  bob w.

[kxxr]

That's it. After I posted, I went out and looked. I had left out the "T" and didn't quite have it right. Here's the wrench:

[lzenglish]

That's a little cutie that looks to be in great shape!

Wayne

[kxxr]

Thanks, Wayne. I think I'll degrease it and it should clean up nice. It's my first wood handled wrench. I picked up a big old Williams aluminum pipe wrench the same day. It's light as a feather. Is the aluminum to make it sparkless?
It's 14 inches and weighs in at about 6 - 8 ounces I'd guess?

[RedVise]

That's it. After I posted, I went out and looked. I had left out the "T" and didn't quite have it right. Here's the wrench:

I want to warn you about those wrenches, not that it will do any good...

Brian L.

[leg17]

I picked up a big old Williams aluminum pipe wrench the same day. It's light as a feather. Is the aluminum to make it sparkless?

You've answered your own question.
It's for the weight.

[Wrenchmensch]

The logo this post started out on is for Greenfield Tap and Die Company of Greenfield, Massachusetts. Pictures are of an 8-inch GTD pipe wrench.  The logo catches, in the zig-zag outline, the Berkshire Mountains at the base of which Greenfield, MA sits.  As a schoolboy, I went through Greenfield numerous times going back and forth to school.