Wrench stamp ID needed.

[NJ Marty]

I have never come across this stamp before and also the sizes I have yet to come by on a vintage wrench 22.5 and 17.5, and info is appreciated.

 

[drivesitfar]

Marty: sorry i have no clue on who the maker is or what those 17.5 and 22.5 #'s mean. I'm curious too.

could the sizes be metric?

nice find

 

[rancherbill]

I have no idea.

What I know from GJ is that Mexican companies made SAE wrenches and marked them with fractional Metric sizes
11/16 = 17.5
7/8 - 22.5


13/16

 

[woody 73]

NJ Marty you are killing me... Not able to locate those letters or Stars!

Special Favor take a strong Magnet and see if it sticks to it and report back.

PS: Take a picture of the wrench horizontal showing the two initials so that I can better make it out.

Thanks "THE MANAGEMENT"

 

[bgarrett]

it looks like a wrench from about 1880

 

[shanny19]

Just a guess, maybe the lettering represents a Central or South American railroad as opposed to a tool manufacturer, given the "car wrench" shape.

 

[NJ Marty]

NJ Marty you are killing me... Not able to locate those letters or Stars!

Special Favor take a strong Magnet and see if it sticks to it and report back.

PS: Take a picture of the wrench horizontal showing the two initials so that I can better make it out.

Thanks "THE MANAGEMENT"

Woody, I finally found my magnet and yes it does stick to the wrench.