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Help identifying a wrench and extension

C1070RS

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The first one is a stout 16" long 3/4 drive extension that has 2 springed balls on the male end, only one I've seen like that; and no marks at all except for the 2 grooves on the larger dia on the female end. It's heavy and in perfect condition.

The other is an old carbon steel open end wrench with only an "S" and a symbol of a circle with something not very ledgeable within it. The tool is 6 3/4" long and the end openings are approx 11/16 and 13/16.

Thanks!
 

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Oldtuleguy

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Yes the sk extensions of that time period were unmarked, but the grooves are a giveaway.
 
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r_olson_06

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Agree on the extension. I have the same one in my G/S Tiger set.

Looking for the following Plomb Pebbles Wrenches 3061, 3070,
 

Oldtuleguy

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This set is from 1940 or so, sockets are marked but all the drive tools are unmarked.
 

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