They look like old ribbed Victor jaws with new house #2 pans. A couple have jaws that could be double long spring jaws. One of them looks like newer Victor frame and jaws.

There's an H stamped on the bottom of the pointed part of the trap frame on one of the older riveted frames.

I would say both have had the pans replaced with modern day ONEIDA VICTOR CLEVELAND pans. But I didn't know they made a #2. Does the pan say "Longspring" under the Newhouse?????

Oneida Victor of Ohio made pans that were a Victor type clamp pan but say # 2 Newhouse. Not sure what else they say - I will have to look at the ones I have in my trap shed.

Not sure if they ever made a trap to go with the pan but the pans do exist.

They do say long spring. They came with three dozen 1 1/2# long springs I bought on Ebay last fall.

I do believe wissmiss hit the nail on the head!!!!! And I learned something new today.

Does any one know if Oneida Victor of Ohio ever made any traps to go with those # 2 Newhouse pans?

I don't recalling seeing any or seeing advertised.

They also made a # 1 Newhouse clamp pan, similar to the # 2 but smaller.

FNT sells that Newhouse pan I believe.