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US Patent: 1,407,577
Wrench or Spanner
Patentee:
Thomas James Pryor (exact or similar names) - Stanthorpe, Queensland Australia

USPTO Classifications:
81/179, 81/384, 81/390, 81/394

Tool Categories:
wrenches : pliers type wrenches

Assignees:
None

Manufacturer:
Not known to have been produced

Witnesses:
M. E. Benzies
M. A. McIntosh

Patent Dates:
Applied: Jul. 15, 1921
Granted: Feb. 21, 1922

Patent Pictures:
T. J. Pryor patent February 21, 1922
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Description:
The main feature is the sliding jaw block moved by a lever handle. A spring between the lever handle and the main sleeve handle relaxes the jaw grip. The patent presents alternative adjusting means for the hook jaw -- a threaded shank with adjusting nut, or a sliding sleeve with holes, holes in the extended shank of the hook jaw, and a pin to select the adjustment. The jaw faces could be smooth or have some gripping texture.

The specifications note a parallel Australian patent application through an assignee -- Archie Robert Gordon.

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