Interesting Old Wrench - Terry's Spanners?

[Advan]

Hi guys, and thanks for having me! I found this old wrench in Grandad's old machinist's chest, and can't really find much info on it. I've seen a few references to the manufacturer, but nothing as to "Sarah Equipment". The funny thing is he was infantry, not RCAF, so I have no idea where he got it from. Neither does my dad lol. Has anyone seen something like this before?

<edit> I have no f---ing idea why they photos won't rotate. They appear properly in my photobucket album, just not here. Sorry! </edit>

 

[LEVE]

At that time in the RCAF SARAH stands for "Search and Rescue And Homing"....

My guess... a battery post or battery - radio install/removal wrench. What's the MM sizes of the wrench.

 

[wrenchguy]

Hi guys, and thanks for having me! I found this old wrench in Grandad's old machinist's chest, and can't really find much info on it. I've seen a few references to the manufacturer, but nothing as to "Sarah Equipment". The funny thing is he was infantry, not RCAF, so I have no idea where he got it from. Neither does my dad lol. Has anyone seen something like this before?


<edit> I have no f---ing idea why they photos won't rotate. They appear properly in my photobucket album, just not here. Sorry! </edit>

they're ok now, and welcome. if u don't get a answer here please post this conundrum over on tool talk what is it page. they love chances to outdo each other on id'ing tools. btw thats a neat 1.

http://www.papawswrench.com/vboard/index.php

 

[Advan]

At that time in the RCAF SARAH stands for "Search and Rescue And Homing"....

My guess... a battery post or battery - radio install/removal wrench. What's the MM sizes of the wrench.

Wow, good to know, thank you! I'm not sure if you could see it, but its labelled as 7/16 and 1/2 Whitworth. Metric sizes are about 21mm and 23.5mm respectively.

 

[Advan]

they're ok now, and welcome. if u don't get a answer here please post this conundrum over on tool talk what is it page. they love chances to outdo each other on id'ing tools. btw thats a neat 1.

http://www.papawswrench.com/vboard/index.php

Will do, and thank you!