AUTOCAR NO. 1 BICYCLE WRENCH CIRCA 1897, 1/2” HEX x 3/16” SQUARE COMBO RARE USA

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AUTOCAR NO. 1 BICYCLE WRENCH CIRCA 1897, 1/2” HEX x 3/16” SQUARE COMBO RARE USA:
$999.00

AUTOCAR NO. 1 COMBINATION BICYCLE WRENCH 1/2” HEX x 3/16” SQUARE. THE PERIOD CORRECT, 1897, AUTOCAR LOGO IS STAMPED ONTO ONE SIDE OF THE WRENCH.

BEFORE AUTOCAR BECAME A CAR AND TRUCK BUILDER, FOUNDER LOUIS SEMPLE CLARKE, A MECHANICAL ENGINEER, INVENTED A MOTORIZED TRICYCLE IN 1897, LATER CALLED THE AUTOCAR NO. 1, WHICH NOW RESIDES IN THE SMITHSONIAN.

The product is a rare vintage Autocar bicycle wrench from the late 1800s. This combination wrench has a 1/2" hex and 3/16" square combination design, making it specific for a motorized tricycle. Made in the United States, this silver wrench is a unique and sought-after piece for vintage cycling enthusiasts looking to restore or maintain a vintage bicycle from that era.

Wrench measures 3-5/8” x 1-1/8” at its widest point.