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Sometimes the old timers would refer to the stamping in the forging die, rather than stamping on the actual item, (wrench in this case).

Correct. I have one (somewhere)

Also interesting is the lock nut similarity to Starrett.

Like the patent date.

Never saw that before. Anything inside??

Snap-On used to offer 1-1/2 drive socket sets.

Nice little set. Great for delicate machine work. Probably kinda big for watchmaker.

You sure about stainless? Magnet stick very weak or no stick at all?

Sharpen them.

I would bet it was modified.

Looks like C-1514 is error.

Some Lehighs at post #2940

That's pretty sweet Lugz

An interesting addition for a shop. But, as crguy alluded to, they don't stand up well. The vise has no provision to withstand heavy pounding as a true leg vise would have. And, the casting forming the anvil won't take much abuse either. Be careful before you spend serious money.

You called?

Could be a one-off shop-made slide hammer.

While kinda late to arrive, looks like 'woke' is creeping in.

It didn't look like that when it was new.

Starrett T-handle tap wrenches are well thought of in machinist circles.

Brooklyn logo?