6 in wrench

[amertrac]

unmarked wrench             any info would help  bob w.

[mikeswrenches]

Bob, I looked through Cope's a couple times and found nothing.  It is No. 99 in Schulz's, the bottom photo.  That's the good news; the bad news is that there was no maker's mark on it, thus no identification.

I've seen them a time or two on flea bay but can't remember if a name was associated with them.

Mike

[amertrac]

Bob, I looked through Cope's a couple times and found nothing.  It is No. 99 in Schulz's, the bottom photo.  That's the good news; the bad news is that there was no maker's mark on it, thus no identification.

I've seen them a time or two on flea bay but can't remember if a name was associated with them.

Mike

Mr WRENCHES, Thank you and could you advise me how to look up a tool on shulz I made it to the home page but the menu makes no sense to me   bob w.

[mikeswrenches]

Bob, I'm afraid I may have confused this.  The reference to Schulz's is a book called "Antique and Unusual Wrenches" that was published by Alfred and Lucille Schulz back in 1989.  It is not available online, that I'm aware of.

Cope's refers to the book by Kenneth Cope titled "American Wrench Makers 1830-1930.  Unlike Schulz's, which has been long out of print, Cope's is still available and is an excellent reference.  Well worth the price IMHO.

"Mr WRENCHES, Thank you and could you advise me how to look up a tool on shulz I made it to the home page but the menu makes no sense to me   bob w. "

I think what you are referring to is the "Alloy Artifacts" web site.  And yes it can be a little difficult to navigate.  I don't believe your wrench would be listed there, since there is no name to reference.

Hope this helps.

Mike

[Lewill2]

Bob, Schulz is Alfred and Lucille's book "Antique and Unusual Wrenches" that is out of print. The revised edition has a 1992 Copyright date. Not a web site. Good old flip the pages by hand.

[amertrac]

hear you go. took me 5 years to use a computer and I have to go to a book for info,,,
lol bob w. figure

[johnsironsanctuary]

The good news Bob, is that you don't need a five year retraining program to flip back to books. :}