Thick, offset DBE w/triangle logo wrench manufacturer?

[Leviton]

Anyone recognize this logo or the wrench manufacturer?

The wrench is marked with "290B", and a triangle logo with something inside it.

One end has a 7/8" opening and the other is about 1-5/32". Overall length is 9 inches.

Its a thick, hefty, thing.
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[Username already in use]

Dunno but Triangle B was a Billings and Spencer forge mark. Can you tell if there is a B in there?

 

[Leviton]

Dunno but Triangle B was a Billings and Spencer forge mark. Can you tell if there is a B in there?

Thanks for the response.

I've tried everything to get a better idea of what's going on with the logo with not much luck. It looks like two parallel vertical lines inside the triangle with maybe something to the lower right side of the right-most vertical line. I don't think it is a "B".
The logo, and the "290B" do protrude quite a bit - about 0.050" from the main body of the wrench.

 

[HeelSpur]

A in a triangle could be Armstrong.

 

[transam81]

Kind of looks like '1 P' or 'I P' in the triangle

 

[twertsy]

Reminds me of a tractor wrench. Betting it'll point you that way once you can figure out the forge mark. I can't read it..........

 

[woody 73]

I also think a tractor wrench.

 

[HeelSpur]

I was seeing several similar ones on the WN and they said "spark plug wrench", but didn't have the sizes. That 1 5/16 is throwing me off. Thinking tractor too.

 

[Leviton]

I was seeing several similar ones on the WN and they said "spark plug wrench", but didn't have the sizes. That 1 5/16 is throwing me off. Thinking tractor too.

What is the WN?

Thanks.

 

[HeelSpur]

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