Ihc wrenches.

[Underdog]

Wife got me 11 (yes 11) ihc wrenches for valentines day. I gave her a dozen roses so i guess she still owes me one haha!
Anyways ive been trying to identify the intended use and era of them and coming up a little short. Here's what i got so far:
12335 D- f12 and f14
G 3170- anything manufactured between 1916 and 1939
U 50- grain drill
UA 51- grain drill
Correct me if im wrong but thats what i found. I got 4 G 3170 wrenches if you're keeping count.
Now for the ones i can't find:
N 738
1325 EA
11 GH or might be H 911 its hard to read
2 E adjustable monkey wrench

Thanks all I'll try to post pictures

 

[Underdog]

Trying again

 

[fastfarmall]

I got the same one's, there nice to look at,LOL. But got a couple to tighten the wheel weights, if u put a pipe on over them.

 

[FBH44]

I've got a few too. I found a broken IHC actual monkey wrench in the old pond, cleaning it out many years ago, where I suppose Grandpa threw it in disgust... dang worthless no-good ..... I also have a IH wheel wrench, IH number 355448-R1. It's 18 1/2 inches OAL, 1" box end by 1 5/16" box end. Big old thing, found at a flea market, pristine condition.
Fits exactly the Farmall H wheel nuts.

 

[travis miranowski]

In your top picture the wrench on the left and the one in the middle go together and I think is a binder wrench set. The "G" prefix wrenches were sold with gas engines and early tractors. The s-shaped multi-sized wrenches are mower wrenches.

 

[Darald]

Interesting start for a collection of IH or affiliated companies tools.
12335D f12 & 14. G 3170 79 known variations. U 50 &UA 51 Seed drill, the hook was to rip burlap bags. U 50 3 versions, UA 51 4 versions. N 738 5 versions. 1325 ED 6 versions.
H 911 12 versions. 2E closed or loop handle in 9.25" and 11.75".

This wrench thing can turn into the same disease as collecting tractors, I have about 300 wrenches, of IH, IHC, McCormick, Deering, McCormick Deering, Osborn, P and O plow, Champion, Bemis and Call, all affiliated with IHC at one time or another. Hope this helps a little bit...Darald