HELP! Blue Point C-1514 15/64 both ends?

[Taz5670]

I have recently acquired a lot of vintage tools from a garage sale for an incredible deal. it had a lot of ignition wrenches. One of the ignition wrenches I found is a blue point C-1514 15/64 on both ends. I know that the C1514 usually has a 15/64 and a 7/32 but clearly this is a 15/64 on both ends. I found that they did make a C1515 with 15/64 on both ends(I have one of those to that came in the lot), but this one is C1514. I have tried to do research. I’ve even used AI to help me find information and I cannot find anything about it. I was hoping that someone could help me identify the wrench. Find out maybe if it’s a miss stamp? If it’s extra valuable because of rarity?

 

[Private Lugnutz]

Did you measure the milled opening of the angle end? Is it 15/64" or 7/32"? Either way, using 1947 catalog logic (that's the date stamp), there's a mis-stamp, either the model number marking or the size marking on the angle jaw face. The model numbers were in 64ths. The C-1514 was 15/64" (straight end) x 14/64" (equivalent to 7/32nds)(angle end). As you already recognized, the C-1515 was 15/64" (straight end) x 15/64" (angle end).

 

[Taz5670]

Both ends appear to be 15/64 width. Was the c-1514 stamped with 14/64?

 

[Private Lugnutz]

Was the c-1514 stamped with 14/64?

No. 7/32".

 

[leg17]

Looks like C-1514 is error.

 

[Taz5670]

So are there any collectors that would be interested in a miss stamp Blue Point?

just wondering because I have no use for an ignition wrench lol