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Wrench, Monkey
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Wrench, Monkey

Object number2015.33.2
OriginCleveland, OH
MediumMetal/Wood
Credit LineGift of Ronald J. Lotz
DescriptionGray metal adjustable wrench with rounded wood grip. Wrench mouth size adjusts by turning gear-shaped wheel at base of threaded post.Dimensions1.813 x 0.875 x 6.625 in. (4.6 x 2.2 x 16.8 cm)
MarksStamped maker's mark on side of head "THE L.&S. CO. / CLEVELAND, O. / U.S.A."
Historical NotesTool used by Joseph M. Lejeune. Lejeune worked at Jones and Laughlin Steel Company in the South Side. Lejeune was born February 1875 in Alsacié-Lorraine, France. In 1886, he left France with his family and settled in the South Side of Pittsburgh. By age 13, he was employed as a water boy at J&L and continued working there for the next 55 years. He worked in steel production and fabrication.
Previous owner (French, born 1875)
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