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Any help is much appreciated.

I wouldn't buy any used roller lifters I couldn't hand test the wheels, even then I would probably pass on them any ways
They kind of look a little like some of the older Crowers, Chet and Doug Herbert, Howards, Engle and other vendors that sold that type lifter as their own

Thanks for the feedback. My dad passed not too long ago and he always had these older parts that passed the test of time. The drawback is he is the only one that knew the manufacturer lol. So far per a few people I've talked to, they are either Crane or Chet/Doug Herbert lifters. From conversations with my dad long ago, I don't remember any of the other brands being mentioned.

Not Crane. Regards, Chase

Herberts used to be all made by them then Dougs Dad sold the tooling to Steen--they now continue to make them for several vendors like Howards etc they can be ID'd by the black coating they are USA made decent lifters that can be raced hard if you don't get too high on pressures I would say 550-650 open is max I would feel better with 550 range which is usually MORE than enough Howards would have some just like it if you need more