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Description:Early examples (circa 1903–1910) were hand-forged with raised lettering, while later models (1910s–1920s) incorporated refinements like slip-joint mechanisms. Collectors prize these for their "parrot head" style (curved jaws resembling a bird's beak) and robust construction.Adjustable Wrenches: Produced in sizes like 6", 8", and 10" (with forged markings sometimes indicating capacity, e.g., "5" for an 8" tool), these were early precursors to modern crescent-style wrenches. They featured smooth jaw adjustments and were marked "Wm. Hjorth & Co., Jamestown, N.Y." Made from drop-forged steel, they were advertised for blacksmiths, farmers, and mechanics.
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