Old Craftsman Wrench... No Number, Any Value

[Empty Pockets]

I recently came across this wrench in a box lot from a local auction. It's a Craftsman 19/32 wrench with no part number. What i am not sure of is the Letter "Z" before the word "Craftsman". Is it collectible?

 

[r_olson_06]

It's old I think somewhere around 1930s. Usually they are hard to sell unless you have a full set. First $5 offer I would take it

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[Empty Pockets]

Likely going to save it, at least for now...... You never know when you'll need a 9/32 wrench lol

 

[Hankoh]

"Is it collectible?" Of Course it is collectible! Everything is collectible! Now that you have this one, you need a full set . . .

 

[Bierisch]

"Is it collectible?" Of Course it is collectible! Everything is collectible! Now that you have this one, you need a full set . . .

And this is basically how every garage turns into a "Time to yell at me guys I need to clean my shop" situation...

I'm not saying that's a bad thing....

 

[lauver]

Empty,

That may be a "Z" on your crafty wrench... but I suspect it's an "N".

In either case, the OEM is unknown.

 

[softailgarage]

Lauver, I didn't think you hung around here anymore, nice to see you do. I'm with Gary, I think thats an "N". You might check here http://alloy-artifacts.org/