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Wrench ID Please

BillMoney

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No id marks that I can even see

Looks similar to W&B No. 287 19/32 Single-Open Toolpost Wrench but smaller its 4.75 inches long

Any other thoughts?
 

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^ I think those were made by W&B, Billings & Spencer, and Williams... ? :headscrat

The gullet appears to be inline with the shank in the photos. No offset on the head?
 
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^ I think those were made by W&B, Billings & Spencer, and Williams... ? :headscrat

The gullet appears to be inline with the shank in the photos. No offset on the head?
No offset it had lettering but its so scraped off I can't read it at all
 
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^ Yes. I pored through all of the B&S, Billings, and Williams catalog pages that I have and I found nothing with that opening size.

Billings did make something somewhat similar, but it appears it had a square opening at the other end. I'd be more inclined to think it was something that came with a lathe or other piece of equipment, as Wrench97 suggests.
 

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BillMoney

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Was it originally longer and modified?
no clue was in a yard sale lot that filled a few holes for me

was trying to see if it was worth anything besides into a lot of misc. wrenches on fleabay
 
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