Dunlap ignition wrenches??

[90zcar]

Does anyone know anything about these. I finally got around to putting them in my drawer. They were part of some junk in a box lot from an auction I was at.
There is a random mac one in the pile.
Are these USA made? Still available or where were they sold?
I'll post a pic below

 

[90zcar]

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[honcho]

A more knowledgeable member can correct me, but Dunlap was a sears brand for tools below the craftsman line.

Yours are likely U.S. made.

Alloy Artifacts has some information on Dunlap

https://home.comcast.net/~alloy-artifacts/craftsman-early-tools-p4.html#dunlap

 

[bonneyman]

Dunlap's were a good tool for the average DIYer. As has been stated above, USA-made economy tools below C-man. They stopped being made in the early 60's. 1961 and 1964 seem to come up equally as the last year.

I have a small vise and a set of double ratcheting box wrenches of theirs - solid tools.Though, I didn't know they made ignition wrenches. Cool!

 

[Rusty Musket]

I concur.

Here's my set. I need the 5/16" x 11/32" if anyone has one.

I've got an extra CM version. If you need a place filler, I'd be happy to send it to you. Otherwise, I'll keep a lookout for one.