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A tire patch clamping tool to repair old tires:

A specialized tool to mount tires and tubes on split rim wheels from the Model T era:

An old kit from the 40's-50's to inflate tractor tires from the spark plug hole:

What is potentially confusing about it? The post that started this thread specifically mentioned /32 sockets: "When cleaning up the wrenches I noticed several 3/4 and 25/32 combo wrenches and at least 2 of the sockets were 25/32. I can’t recall ever needing that size for a bolt, but most of the...

Ford Model T tool kits had many x/32 sockets and wrenches. This is a ratchet and socket set from the Model T era and most of the sockets were sized in /32's - 19, 21, 23,,,

Unfortunately, I have not found any documentation like that.

This is another 3Z tool with the same logo:

Here's a 3Z-624 Exhaust Pack Nut open-end wrench for Model T Fords from Chicago Mfg. The "Z" tools mainly were intended for pro mechanic usage.

Thank you guys for the UK mfg. names. I've updated that chart and uploaded it here. >> Chicago Mfg & Distributing << I have seen this on a number of Model T-era tools. I'm a long-time collector. I'll see if I can dredge up a few photos for you.

Thanks for the welcome and the info about TW - I'll update my copy of that list.

The "M" by itself represented Manzel Co. in Buffalo, NY. The "M" in a diamond represented Frank Mossberg Co. in Attleboro, MA. The "M" in a circle represented Moore Drop Forging in Springfield, MA. More info is in the attachment.

Here is info on manufacturer logos on the Ford tools: