Tool Talk
Wrench Forum => Wrench Forum => Topic started by: stanley62 on January 29, 2012, 04:51:20 PM
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Got these a couple weeks back. The seller said they would make nice candleholders... I saved them from a life on a shelf with a candle shoved in em. They are still going to live on a shelf, but at least with the dignity of still being tools!
Both are marked,
USN 223 7/8 USS(1 7/16)
PLOMB MADE IN USA NR
Jim
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That would have been a real shame! Those are "slugging " wrenches, I believe.
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I believe Papaw is correct they look like small slugging wrenches to me too. The top one even seems to have been slugged a few times.
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Got these a couple weeks back. The seller said they would make nice candleholders... I saved them from a life on a shelf with a candle shoved in em. They are still going to live on a shelf, but at least with the dignity of still being tools!
Both are marked,
USN 223 7/8 USS(1 7/16)
PLOMB MADE IN USA NR
Jim
Good save!
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Gives me a new idea what to do with all thise Tiawan wrenches tho......
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Gives me a new idea what to do with all thise Tiawan wrenches tho......
Hope the heat from the candle won't melt the wrench!
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I just found a friend for my Plomb Slug wrenches. It is stamped:
(on front)
3/4 USS(1 1/4) 2620 SW
Plomb Made in USA
(on reverse)
Chrome Moly Alloy
PAT. PEND.
Jim
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Another close up.
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Cool stuff.
Looks like its seen some hammer-time.