Geting close to a full set. Any info on these wrenches

[jwsia]

I found most of this set in a hawk shop. I'm still missing a few. They are John Deere USA made. They look a lot like Bonney wrenches I have seen. Any idea who made these? The Deere logo is from the late 60s to the late 90s. I really like the quality feel of these wrenches. Here are some pictures and any info would be appreciated.

 

[one9gt]

If I remember correctly 1976-1989 for these wrenches, plenty on eBay still not really sure who oem is

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=15398

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[Vantastic]

Yes those are made by bonney

 

[shockwave]

Those are defiantly Bonney made you could also look at Matco wcl line those are the same aswell minus the John deer stamp

 

[warmpancakes]

Deere collectors will pay good money for the Bonney made Deere stuff, especially metric

 

[fatfillup]

Yes Bonney and quite collectible.

 

[rockinacummins]

Yep, those are Bonney-made. I have a full set of SAE in standard (long?) length and in short (not stubby).

Love the feel and the quality. Got mine at the hock shop as well, paid like $1 a wrench. I was gonna turn and burn on them but I like them so good i'm gonna keep them. Wish I had a metric set though...

 

[jwsia]

Over the years I have had an odd ball or 2 from an auction or garage sale that I have sold but this was my first time at a lot that was close to a set. I found the 7/8 online. By the time I'm done it will be my most expensive set of wrenches by far.

 

[lugnut71]

All the newer version that are on ebay in the black pouch are made in tiawan, but I got a buddy that has that newer version, and his say usa on each wrench. Anyone know who made that set?