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| The BULLARD wrench was invented by a Los Angeles physician; one mention in a local professional journal noted he was also a "poet and inventor." This patent was a modification of earlier designs ( 729,728 and 733,138 ) which are not known to have been produced.
The gripping action is an approximation of the way a thumb and fingers grasp objects -- this is reflected in some ads published by the 2nd manufacturer. The design is reflected in wrenches of obscure (including German) origin, bearing names like "Plattina," "EDISON," etc. |
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