Odd crescents from garage sale?

[oldtoolguy]

Today's finds.  Looks like the Danielson & Plomb are related? 
I'm not familiar with the Harrolds Adjustable Wrench or the Kilborn & Bishop.  What do you know about them?

[bonneyman]

I know Harrold's made screwdrivers. I think I read somewhere they did other tools.

[jimwrench]

 kilborn and Bishop started in 1896.   maker of Saxon alligator wrench. per Ken Cope book

[BurninBob]

J.P. Danielson used to make adjustables for Plomb,and were eventually bought out by Plomb,if I remember right.
That would explain the similarities.

[mvwcnews]

I know Harrold's made screwdrivers. I think I read somewhere they did other tools.

After extensive "google books / advanced search" work, I hit upon a  "snippet view" of a 1939 CONSUMER's RESEARCH review of adjustable wrenches -- they did not recommend the HARROLD's wrench but the snippet included "H. J. HARROLD'S TOOL CO, Columbiana, OH - sold by F. W. Woolworth Co."  I also found an illustrated ad for a HARROLD's punch & chisel set, etc., but so far no ad for the wrench.

[OilyRascal]

The Crescent Machine Company was founded by Elmer Harrold and Clint Wilderson of Leetonia, Ohio.  "H.J Harrold's Tool Co" was based in Columbiana, OH - about 4 miles down the road from Leetonia.  I have to believe there is a connection.

Other threads noting Harrold's tools.  Examples of screwdrivers and pliers spread within.

http://www.papawswrench.com/vboard/index.php?topic=3746.msg23745#msg23745

http://www.papawswrench.com/vboard/index.php?topic=10954.msg71871#msg71871

http://www.papawswrench.com/vboard/index.php?topic=10467.msg68870#msg68870

http://www.papawswrench.com/vboard/index.php?topic=16507.msg103463#msg103463

[oldtoolguy]

Thanks for the input, folks!   

[HeelSpur]

This is a Harrolds. Not sure what its called, kind of a pry bar/spud.

[bonneyman]

Leetonia and Columbiana, Ohio are right near each other in Columbiana County. Apparently a marriage and business expansion had the company move in it's early days, IIRC.

[J.A.F.E.]

This is a Harrolds. Not sure what its called, kind of a pry bar/spud.

I've always called them a lady slipper or sometimes a rolling prybar. Heard them called a lady's foot too but to me the head looks more like a shoe than a foot.

[gibsontool]

I've heard that type referred to as a heel bar.