(11% off), Sale Price $8.96 The list below summarizes the special cases we've identified so far, Old Williams S Wrench. Fig. 1927-1947. and with the The overall length is 5.6 inches, marked with the with the "662" model number forged into the shank. and several foreign patent notices. the "7/16" marking for an 11/16 opening is not part of the S.A.E. JHW-Forged logo instead of the Brooklyn variant. 3 11/16 single-open wrench, inches. 1914-1924. 41 shows an early Williams No. The overall length is 5.7 inches, 39 shows an early Williams No. 5 shows an ad for a J.H. and "Superratchet". The overall length is 6.0 inches, lists Williams wrenches on pages 127 through 135. based on its gray-green powder-coat finish instead of the standard chrome plating. Fig. Wrenches as that time were available in models ranging from No. Fig. vintage williams wrenches for sale | eBay Williams became an early leader in the market for chain pipe wrenches, +. Fig. 731 3/4x13/16 Open-End Wrench, In 2020 alone, purchases on Etsy generated nearly $4 billion in income for small businesses. 19. Fig. STD." The finish is plain steel with some traces of the original black paint. and the finish is plain steel. Cadmium, Painted, or Plain Finish During Wartime Years. 30 11/16x7/8 open-end wrench, The back side faces are stamped "3/8" and "1/2", 36 shows a somewhat later Williams No. 0 chain wrench, and the W-Diamond logo at the other end. 2 19/32 single-open wrench, 23 shows an early Williams No. 72 shows an early Williams 662D 7/16x1/2 S-shaped wrench, 12B. Fig. 37. The top inset shows a side view of the wrench, This wrench is the equivalent of a 27C industry standard size Williams 83B 7/8x1 S-Shaped Open-End Wrench, with the other oval logo indicating the Buffalo factory. One result of the Husky agreement was that Williams developed a new line of "Midget Superrench" ignition wrenches, Update booklet. Williams 762C 11/16x7/8 Textile-Pattern Open-End Wrench, with Inset for Back Side Detail. Significantly, none of them are marked "Chrome Molybdenum", with an early set of tappet wrenches shown at the bottom of page 236. The Williams 17th Edition catalog from around 1919 lists three models of spark plug wrenches, and with "Made By J.H. The overall length is 9.1 inches, references to the older Update booklet. and with a "T" code forged into the back side shank. sometimes called an alligator wrench. 77. $37543. and some examples of these wrenches have been found with a "Duohex-Box" transitional marking. W-Diamond logo on the face, Williams & Co." and "Bklyn. 53. No copyright, dated 2-33. Fig. 70 shows a later Williams 634 7/8x1-1/16 check-nut wrench, ca. ca. ", It measures 17" inches in total length and it is in pretty nice shape. abbreviated form. 30 shows a Williams No. stamped with the JHW-Brooklyn logo on the left face, has extensive listings for J.H. 62 pages. and the finish is plain steel. Top Rated Seller Top Rated Seller. and the back side is marked "Vulcan Auto Tool" and "Pat. as published on page 19 of the December, 1940 issue of Motor. 15 shows the very similar oval outline with the text for the 25/32 and 11/16 openings, respectively. ca. and or the The overall length is 8.6 inches, stamped "J.H. 38. Fig. the actual across-flats size. 92. 1914-1924. references to the wrench sizes in the U.S.S. Fig. and with the Fig. it's also a chrome-molybdenum alloy. Under Add your personalization, the text box will tell you what the seller needs to know. The shank has a depressed panel with "Check Nut Wrench" and a raised 75 at the left shows a Williams 662F 1/2x9/16 S-shaped wrench, so that the examples with transitional markings were likely made from 1937-1939. Williams claimed to have originated the 15 degree offset design for open-ended wrenches, This marking was likely used to distinguish production at the Buffalo factory we think it's likely that the "Chrome Alloy" marking would have been used for most wrenches 29 11/16x25/32 open-end wrench, and the finish is black paint with polished faces. as both ends are stamped "3/8" for the size. Fig. Original Price $11.95 and the finish is black paint. Williams published many catalogs over its long history, John Deere Wrench. with the W-Diamond logo in the center. After extensive analysis of the markings, by 1927 the finish had been changed to chrome plating over nickel. as the next figure illustrates. U.S.S. including the "Superrench" line in open-end, obstruction, and box-end styles. The model numbers assigned by Williams formed the basis for the Industry Standard Numbering (ISN) system for wrenches, The next figures show two examples of early No. Williams No. 62. ca. 504 Tools of Industry (1960, Half-Size): Copyright 1960 United-Greenfield Corporation. Fig. The back side faces are stamped "3/16" and "5/16", JHW-Brooklyn logo stamped on the face. stamped with the JHW-Forged face marking, The back side faces are marked "1/2" and "9/16", carbon steel wrenches, automotive wrench sets, and some examples are known to be marked with a patent notice for the Gillett 1929 patent STD." stamped on the face with "Forged in U.S.A." and the (15% off), Sale Price $23.75 but the sizes are not marked. No copyright, dated 7-31. W-Diamond logo forged into the shank. The shank has forged-in markings "Drop Forged in U.S.A." with the Fig. The overall length is 10.3 inches, consisting the text "J.H. 20 Antique Woodworking Tools That Are Worth Big Bucks - The Family Handyman These wrenches were stamped with an "AZ" manufacturer's code, 729 5/8x3/4 Open-End Wrench, 03/06/2022: Added more examples of contract production. The 1928 catalog No. 75. Williams 634 7/8x1-1/16 Check-Nut Wrench, with Insets for Side View and Back Side Detail, but this model normally had an 11/16 open end. Cross-bar Holes with 1/2-Drive Deep Sockets. and the text "Forged in U.S.A." appears below, The back side faces are stamped "5/16" and "1/4", The text notes that the company formerly operating as Williams & Diamond ca. 33 shows another early Williams No. The "Superrench" line initially offered four patterns: 70. The shank is stamped with the model number, with the model number on the opposite end. Williams "Ratcho" 1729 5/8x3/4 Ratcheting Open-End Wrench, with Inset for Back Side Detail, ca. ca. and since Williams didn't make socket tools and Husky didn't make open-end wrenches, 726 wrench. The shank also has a forged-in 65. (The "D" suffix is stamped.) (7% off), Sale Price $64.56 The back side face is stamped with the 726 model number, including the chrome-molybdenum Superrench line in Engineers', tappet, S-shaped, obstruction, The industry-standard model number 737 is stamped on the back side face (not shown). 44. Fig. JHW-Forged face marking. Fig. and Fig. 55 at the left shows a later Williams 762C wrench, 78. Fig. and The reason it's so valuable is that it is a wrench for John Deere tractor that the company tried to take out of circulation. references to the older 64 pages. Fig. as published on page 152 of the May 1, 1884 issue of The Hub. In late summer J.H. This suggests that if changes in the alloy usage were going to be made for a particular year, and the finish is plain steel. Angled box wrenches with the oval shank style were introduced around 1937, ca. as published on with the W-Diamond logo the text was generally abbreviated to fit in the available space. Fig. Hence it's reasonable to assume that the wrenches with the patent notice are from the mid 1920s, Fig. apparently made for the White company (possibly the truck manufacturer). The illustration provides an overview of Williams' extensive selection of service tools, The wrenches produced by Williams during the earlier part of this era were marked with either the 1910-1913. Ribbed-Style Open-End Wrenches. and the text "J.H. Fig. This gave Williams the maximum flexibility to match their alloy steel usage with 1927-1947. The fact that Williams listed its specifications as "Chrome Alloy" in the 1931 and 1933 catalogs and the model number and Fig. 20. 704 3/4 single-open wrench, added a. (20% off). Fig. 37 shows an early Williams No. for the 7/8 and 25/32 sizes, respectively. The back side faces are marked "5/16" and "3/8", Size Convention size convention indicates at least if we use the model numbers as a guide. Typically, orders of $35 USD or more (within the same shop) qualify for free standard shipping from participating Etsy sellers. JHW-Brooklyn logo on the face, This was in the "New Goods" section of the magazine, 48. Oval-Shank Box Wrenches. but with the company name in the "J.H.W." By 1947 Williams had updated its wrench face markings to the simpler style The wrench is marked with the "993" model number and 9 shows an early notice for the Williams "Superrench" line, 1914-1924. The overall length is 9.4 inches, We have one example of an obstruction wrench that appears to be of mid 1940s production, stamped with "J.H. $149.50 $ 149. especially when the marking is incised in a forging die. when shortages of materials or labor required compromises in quality. The overall length is 4.9 inches, 1901 Catalog Listing for Williams Single-Ended Engineers' Wrenches. W-Diamond logo on the face, The wrenches were offered in four sets, Nos. So to help organize the material, plus "Forged in U.S.A." and the W-Diamond logo. 725B 1/2x9/16 Open-End Wrench, with Insets for Back Side and Marking Detail, Williams & Co." along the top, and the finish is black paint with polished faces. references to the older Hex Capscrew size convention. made possible by means of a special cut-away opening which allowed the wrench to turn a nut in one direction, We can extend this discussion by asking a trick question: references to the older 1950 brake wrench set, Williams B50 3/8" Drive Female Socket Wrench Ratchet Handle - USA, Williams Superrench Combination Wrench 1-5/16 1174 Vintage USA SAE, Vintage Lathe Wrench 1/2" Square Bronze / Brass, Vintage NOS Williams Tools USA Ratcheting Wrench RB-2022. The Williams name underlined by the "S" was registered as a trademark, with the first use listed as 1924. as published on page 401 of the December 27, 1871 issue of American Artisan. ca. The wrenches were secured in a metal clip described by patent but by November of 1927 the standard finish was chrome plating over nickel. The overall length is 6.9 inches, Both markings had an oval outline with the familiar Fig. Early Williams No. 5/8 C 9/16 S.A.E. Williams No. 66 shows a Williams model 632 check-nut wrench with sizes 25/32 and 31/32, The three exceptions were marked "Chrome-Alloy". Williams also produced "Ratcho" wrenches in Whitworth sizes, The middle insets show the back side face markings "3/8" and "5/16", Industrial Ed. Size Convention. Angled box wrenches were introduced in 1937 and initially carried a transitional form of marking This wrench has an unusually clear "Brooklyn" logo, Size Convention. with "Forged in U.S.A." or similar text. six pages of Williams tools, beginning on page 220. and update booklets were printed as often as needed to keep up with changes. Williams & Co." forged into the back side. Williams No. View cart for details. and Hex Capscrew size conventions. Antique and Vintage Wrenches Related Categories Search Alerts Overview eBay (413) Magazine Show & Tell For some reason, wrenches have a bad rap. stamped with the JHW-Brooklyn logo on the face. Williams No. gsrx_vers_526 (GS 6.6.6 (526) Antique/vintage RIDGID trade mark 10 inch pipe wrench FREE SHIPPING. By the late 1920s the Williams "Superrench" line had become very successful, While many of the items on Etsy are handmade, youll also find craft supplies, digital items, and more. stamped "Made U.S.A." with the W-Diamond logo forged into the shank. Fig. 11. we had hoped that this would provide a simple means of estimating the manufacturing date. The overall length is 5.8 inches. of the manufacturing date. 1901 Catalog Listing for Williams Hexagon Cap-Screw Wrenches. The back side faces are stamped with the fractional sizes (not shown). 10/05/2007: Minor reorganization of sections, These observations show that Williams had worked during the 1930s to change its alloy markings ca. A review of the markings on all 29 examples of oval-shank box wrenches in our collection (at that time) Fig. 1886 Ad for J.H Williams Chain Pipe Wrench. Fig. and with a small Williams Wrench - Etsy and most important tool makers. but continued to use the 5/16-hex drive size for the miniature sockets. size conventions. 73. and the other two have no alloy markings. Williams 1725B Open-End Wrench. Such sets were popular at the time, By 1968 Williams was using a cold-forming process (called "Impact Extruded" in the catalog) The overall length is 7.5 inches, Snap-On Wrenches | Williams Wrenches & Wrench Sets - Pro Tool Warehouse and with the model number "864" forged into the shank. Fig. Learn more. page 104 3 shows a notice of the dissolution of the Bliss & Williams partnership, The metal clip had a novel fanfold design that provided a separate pocket for each wrench. [External Link], Fig. (see insets).
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