Vintage Cornwell Tools Offset Open End Wrench 5/8" Inch 1410 on 2040-parts.com
Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi, US
- Vintage angle head double open ended wrench.
- Light surface rust, light wear on the ends.
- 6" overall length, 5/8" inch openings
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