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Posted by Bruce Fitzgerald on March 2, 2008, 8:49 am
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I found your site on a site listing wrenches from an auction of Ed and Judy Friedman's collection.
I am going through some old toolboxes that belonged to my father in law. I found three that I would like to find out if they are rare or collectible.
Two of them were found in the lists and pictures of the auction.
1. VANBRUNT I found this listed under John Deere Wrenches group 714-736 it is identical to number 727
2. VICTOR I found this listed under Quick Adjust Pipe Wrenches 2 lots 979-993. #987 Victor 6.5 inch Pat 1902 & 1903 spring lower jaw made by Bonner Manufacturing, Chrisman, IL
3. FORD I could not find this in the auction but it is an adjustable wrench about 9 inches long. More like a monkey wrench, (but not quite) It says Ford in script and USA in block. It has a rectangular tang on the end of the handle.
I would appreciate any information you could give me on these tools and if you could tell me what the two sold for at the auction it would be greatly appreciated.
bf
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