"Any other animal brand tools out there?
"

almost too many to name.

Garrington (England) made
Blackbird
Curlew
Grebe
Heron
Jackdaw
Jay
Kestrel
Lapwing
Magpie
Merlin
Puffin
Wren

Asian manufacturers seem to have an affinity for animal names: Lobster (excellent adjustables, BTW), Swallow, Crab

And let's not forget about our own U.S. made "Buffalo"

check my list for others

Thank you

Per Google image search

This is a vintage Chaplin's Patent Standard Tool Co. center square, an antique measuring and marking tool used in woodworking and metalworking.
This specific item appears to be the main body of the tool, known as the head or base, which is made of cast iron.
It is designed to attach to a steel rule (which is missing in this image) to accurately find the center of round stock or mark 90-degree angles.
These tools were produced in the late 19th century, with patents dating to the 1880s.
The base shown is likely a 6-inch size, a less common variant among the original offerings of 4, 5, and 6-inch bases.

Ratcheting wrench set from last weekend's estate sale.  The 9/16 wrench is a Thorsen Speed-Hed wrench. Alloy Artifacts points out Spped-Hed wrenches bear a stocking resemblance to  Vlchek wrenches. The others are Quali-Kraft, a Montgomery Ward tool brand.  They were manufactured in Japan.  Also, per Alloy Artifacts, the Thorsen Speed-Hed wrench is from the mid 50's making it close to 70 years old.  The Quali-Kraft wrenches could be from as late as the 90's.

that's pretty neat. any idea the maker?