Help ID Stanley Claw Hammer

[tontotheindian9]

Yes, I'm after the model number and cannot make it out.

 

[tontotheindian9]

Here's another hammer I'd like to know more about. Looks like it reads:
SEE-LECT
L.B.M 4050
8oz. U.S.A.

 

[Mintgrun]

Here's one like your claw hammer. I did an image search using google for "Vintage Stanley hammer wood rubber grip" and this one showed up on Worthpoint.

Vintage Stanley Tools RG 1-1/2 16 Oz Hammer with Wood and Rubber Grip Handle | #2014342193

Vintage Stanley Tools RG 1-1/2 16 Oz Hammer with Wood and Rubber Grip Handle. Clean used condition with a good solid handle and good condition Rubber Grip.Vintage Stanley Tools RG 1-1/2 16 Oz Hammer w

www.worthpoint.com

I'm not finding anything for your See-Lect hammer.

 

[RTM]

Can’t read it, but looking here might help. The logo and rubber handle make it newer, so you can skip the 1930 etc.

Internet Archive: Digital Library of Free & Borrowable Texts, Movies, Music & Wayback Machine

archive.org

Just looking in 1960, there are no hammers with wooden handles and the rubber grip. And none going back to 1940, skipping around. Also didn’t see any in 1969, so maybe just look newer first?

Stanley Tools : Combined Price Book : January 22, 1960 : Stanley Tools Division : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

68 p., illus., 26.7 cm, trade catalog

archive.org

mm, maybe this one from 1971. RG 1 1/2, putting an age to Mintgrun’s answer

Stanley Tools 1971/72 Broad Line Catalog No. 34 : Stanley Tools Division : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

148 p., illus., 28.5 cm, trade catalog

archive.org

 

[tontotheindian9]

Thank you, fellas. That was a lotta' help to me.

 

[Mintgrun]

You're welcome. Owners sometimes pick funny places to stamp their initials.