Recognize this partial trademark?

[Modern Garage]

I found this chisel while helping a friend with a house clean out. It was obscenely rusty but I couldn't help myself. I've got it back into a rough useable state and uncovered a partial logo but I've been unable to match it to anything in the logos and trademarks list here. I'm not even 100% sure if I'm reading rightside up or upside down!
Hopefully the pictures are legible enough for someone to ID the maker just to satisfy my curiosity. Ultimately it doesn't make a huge difference as it seems to be good enough steel to sharpen well but still too much corrosion to be anything special.
Joe

 

[Lesserstore]

Fulton, Sears brand below Craftsman.

Edit: 1936 Catalog image for you:

 

[four.cycle]

my best guess:

 

[Modern Garage]

You two nailed it!
I had forgotten about Fulton. All the Sears second line stuff I have is Companion.
I looked at everything I could find that started with 'NO---' but I was reading upside down and it ENDED with 'ON'.
Thanks!
Joe

 

[four.cycle]

^ most of the socket chisels I have seen have the logo/name stamped on them with the edge down, socket up.

 

[RTM]

You two nailed it!
I had forgotten about Fulton.

I was thinking it looked Stanleyish, which private labeled for some, I was looking at Union, KK, etc, and I too forgot about Fulton

 

[Modern Garage]

^ most of the socket chisels I have seen have the logo/name stamped on them with the edge down, socket up[/u].

Now that I think about it that makes sense because that would be the direction you're looking at them in a pouch or sleeve.
Joe

 

[d42jeep]

Logo on my Tap and Die set.
-Don

 

[Oldtuleguy]

Rebranded value stuff, but usually pretty good.