Until yesterday I had never heard of “Page-Storms” tools. I picked up this set at a yard sale yesterday.
I haven’t cleaned them up yet. They are very heavy, overbuilt and thick. The largest is 9/16 inch thick.
The Page-Storms Drop Forge Company was founded in 1902 by Edward C. Page and Frank F. Storms, with operations in Chicopee, Massachusetts. The company operated primarily as a merchant drop forger, but also produced a line of open-end and pipe wrenches.
In 1919 Page-Storms was acquired by the Moore Drop Forging Company of nearby Springfield, Massachusetts.

1919 Advertisement for Page-Storms Drop Forge. [External Link]
The illustration at the left shows an advertisement for Page-Storms Drop Forge from the October 1919 issue of The American Drop Forger.
I haven’t cleaned them up yet. They are very heavy, overbuilt and thick. The largest is 9/16 inch thick.
The Page-Storms Drop Forge Company was founded in 1902 by Edward C. Page and Frank F. Storms, with operations in Chicopee, Massachusetts. The company operated primarily as a merchant drop forger, but also produced a line of open-end and pipe wrenches.
In 1919 Page-Storms was acquired by the Moore Drop Forging Company of nearby Springfield, Massachusetts.

1919 Advertisement for Page-Storms Drop Forge. [External Link]
The illustration at the left shows an advertisement for Page-Storms Drop Forge from the October 1919 issue of The American Drop Forger.