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DescriptionSpanner wrenches various kinds from Colvin and Stanley 1910 p64.png
English: Spanner wrenches (pin spanners) of various kinds. Close up derived from Colvin FH and Stanley FA (1910). Machine shop primer. McGraw-Hill, "New York and London," p. 64. Derivative file created 2010-10-23.
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Source Close up derived from Colvin FH and Stanley FA (1910). Machine shop primer. McGraw-Hill, "New York and London," p. 64.
Author Original: Unknown artist. Derivative work: Three-quarter-ten.
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