Screw Wrench

Turn out the breech-screw by means of a "breech screw-wrench" suited to the tenon of the screw. ❋ United States. Navy Dept. Bureau Of Ordnance (N/A)

"Bravo, my hearty!" cried Mr Fosset, lending Stoddart a hand to lash himself to the cylinder, while Grummet held a screw-wrench and other tools up to him. ❋ Henry [Illustrator] Austin (N/A)

"Wait a bit, Jim," replied Terry, working away like a madman with spanner and screw-wrench; "if I can but loosen this nut I can disconnect this bent rod and replace it in half a jiffy." ❋ Harry Collingwood (1886)

It was like a fierce order, and he quite hurt me when we did shake hands, even the doctor saying it was like putting your fist in a screw-wrench. ❋ George Manville Fenn (1870)

All at once a thought struck Vane, and he jumped up, thrust a pair of pliers, a little screw-wrench and a pair of pincers into his pockets and went out again. ❋ George Manville Fenn (1870)

Pincers, pliers and screw-driver were laid on the floor and the screw-wrench was applied here and there, after which a cloth or rag was required to wipe the different wheels, and pivots; but unfortunately nothing of the kind was at hand, so a clean pocket-handkerchief was utilised, not to its advantage -- and the work went on. ❋ George Manville Fenn (1870)

a horn, hammer, screw-wrench for the nuts, a crow-bar, spade, broom, bolts, and nails; they gave him two books of regulations and a time-table of the train. ❋ Aleksandr Sergeevich Pushkin (1818)

"They found in Jack's overcoat pocket a parcel containing a cold chisel, small screw-wrench, file, and one or two other things that he'd bought that evening to tinker up the old printing press. ❋ Henry Lawson (1894)