I have looked in my parts book and it does not call out a particular named wedge.
I have looked in my stash of wedges and found that the BUICK & PERLMAN wedges are identical except for the name on the wedge. BUT.............
As shown in the picture below, the first row of wedges I have a plain PERLMAN and a plain BUICK.
The second row of wedges show WM on either side of the bolt hole. This would stand for Weston-Mott axle company which supplied axles to Buick. This makes sense.
I do not know what the smaller letters below WM are for on the Perlman wedge mean. Maybe they were used for another manufacturer like Oakland or could be a date code.
The BM on the third BUICK wedge could be axles built after 1913 when GM bought Weston-Mott to designate Buick-Mott axle, but I do not know. I would think either PERLMAN or BUICK wedges would be fine, but BUICK might be a later addition to axles only used by Buick or a difference for model year change.
Just my thoughts.
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