Antique Four-Way Lug Wrench – 14½" x 14½"

Description :
This vintage four-way lug wrench is forged from steel with a visibly aged patina and mild surface oxidation, giving it an authentic, timeworn appeal. It features four tapered socket ends, traditionally used for turning lug nuts of various sizes on early automobiles and agricultural machinery. Each arm measures 14½", forming a symmetrical "X" shape. The piece would be a functional tool in a restoration garage or a standout industrial display in a man cave or themed retail environment.

Era:
Circa 1920s–1940s

Style:
Industrial / Early Automotive

Technique:
Hand-forged steel, lathed socket ends

Tools Used:
Forge, blacksmith’s hammer, lathe, grinding wheel

History:
Likely used with vintage cars or tractors before modern socket wrenches and tire tools became standard. Four-way lug wrenches like this were common in early automotive kits.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown. No visible maker’s mark.

Measurements:
14½" x 14½"

Suggested Weight:
Approximately 3–4 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension:
18" x 18" x 3"

Item Number : P15243

Category : Antique Tools

Brand : UK