What are these things?

[CliffHanger]

The tool is 14 1/4" long and weighs just on 2 pounds. It seems to be made of brass and the letters might stand for "San Francisco Water Dept." or "Some Fricker With Detector!" I found it in north central Calif. It was found in the same area as the double ringed object. Between the two rings it says 2 3/8. It is 4" long. What are they?
The little silver object could be part of an earring. It is only 5/8 inch long.
Thanks and good luck
Pete
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[Danny TN]

I'd say the first one is some sort of cutoff wrench for probably a water valve. Brass to Brass contact.

 

[Anonymous]

The square hole is for turning off/on the water flow valve at the top of a hydrant. On the handle end is a scanner wrench for loosening/tightening caps by their side flanges and loosening/tightening the brass couplings of a hose.

Here's another, the same but slightly different

 

[montepollock]

I see that picture Gabe are You a Fireman?

 

[Anonymous]

We had similar spanner wrenches for our Wajax pumps

 

[doublet2a]

The two ringy-thingy is an orange sizer
they use at the packing houses


HH TIM

 

[CliffHanger]

Thank you for the fruit sizer info doublet2a.

CliffHanger

 

[clockdryve]

Could the item on the far right be a suger tong? Maybe silver

 

[bigslik823]

that is a fire hydrant wrench