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Up for sale is an original vintage Walden-Worcester No. 1620 "Tomahawk" triple-socket wrench. This distinct style of fixed socket tool earned the nickname "Tomahawk" due to its axe-like cross-head layout. It was a staple in early 20th-century mechanics' kits, widely used for servicing early vehicles like the Ford Model T (primarily for transmission bands, housing bolts, and T-head bolts).**Markings Stamped on Handle:**
- "1620 1/2 - 5/8"
- "TOMAHAWK-WALDEN-WORCESTER"
- "TRADE MARK REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. MADE IN U.S.A."
- "PAT. OCT. 22, 1918"**Condition Details:**
This tool is in very good vintage condition for being over a century old. All stamped lettering and patent specifications remain exceptionally crisp, clear, and perfectly legible. The steel features a smooth, deep gray age patina with only minor, superficial surface rust inside the socket wells. There is no heavy pitting, grinding marks, or structural damage. The swaged joints and hex openings are completely solid. Measures approximately 9.25 inches in overall length. Please review all photos to verify the exact condition of the tool.
