I have been meaning to post this a few days ago when I finally was able to solve the mystery of this kit and this little wrench someone here so kindly sent me.
I am sorry but although maybe I should keep track I dont keep track of who sent me this little guy some time ago, will that person please step forward??
Anyway as it turns out by my purchase of this catalog the logo that is on the kit does not stand for Graham Brothers after all, it is Gilfillan Brothers instead.
Within this catalog I am able to see the kits that were manufactured by this company from 1916-1925 and on these pages I am able to identify every single wrench with certainty because of shape and most often even an identifying number found on the wrenches.
Catalog contains clear descriptions of the automobiles ( years included in many cases ) that each little wrench was intended for as well.
I have a feeling that Gilfillan Brothers took advantage of the Graham Brothers success by using a logo that is nearly identical to the earliest Graham logo but that was as is today common practice.
Maybe a little dissapointed that the kit technically has zero to do with any sort of original part of a Graham truck but not so much since in my opinion it is just as much a part of a 28 Graham as any other part of that truck since it spent the greater part of its life hiden underneath that seat with all those laundry slips.
Id like to know that Bus reads this so if you are than please make a note that you have done so, I know you are as passionate about these old tools as I am about these old cars
