Had today off because I have to work Saturday, so I went out to Newark, NY. Found these after digging thru two boxes of old wrenches.
Left to right - An old looking flat wrench but very thick, with heads thicker than the shank, and appears to be marked in British Standard measure (3/8 and 7/16). No other markings.
Next, I thought this was an Oliver tractor wrench, but it says "Driver" not Oliver - research on ebay shows it is a Walker Turner machine accessory from their "Drvier Line". This one is marked in Whitworth sizes (1/4 and 5/16).
The next wrench is an International Harvester marked IH in a circle depression (not IH in a C) with number 1325EA. Looks like 7/16 and 1/2 inch.
The larger IH has the IH in a C logo and number 21264-D. I think both openings are 13/16". Maybe for spark plugs?
The McKaig-Hatch wrench is in nice condition with good plating.
Wards Master Quality Groove Joint pliers 84-4661 "Licensed". Looks like made by Diamond for Wards. These are going into a tool kit for a Wards motorcycle (made for Wards by Benelli, Italy). They are about 7" long.
