Set of 2 Antique Joseph Bushell Bridge Beading / Moulding Wooden Planes
Tool Type: Beading moulding planes
Brand: Joseph Bushell Bridge (worked from 1839 to 1851)
Materials: Beech wood, steel, boxwood
Marks: J.B. Bridge Liverpool; J GREEN
Condition: Dark old patina, some signs of use, boxwood splines are intact
Measurements: Both are 9 1/2" long x 3 1/2" tall, one has a 3/8" bead, the other has a 1/2" bead
Antique James Clark of Liverpool Wooden Moving Filletster Plane
Tool Type: Moving filletster plane
Brand: James Clark
Materials: Wood (beech, boxwood), brass
Marks: Js CLARK LIVERPOOL
Condition: Dark old patina, some dings and wear on one side, the moving fence is broken
Measurements: 9 1/2" long, 2" wide not counting depth stop, 3 5/8" tall not counting peg and cutter
Antique c. 18th Century William Raymond Wooden Moulding Plane
Tool Type: Moulding plane
Brand: William Raymond (lived 1762 - 1836, worked out of Beverly, MA circa 1791 to 1820)
Materials: maple body, steel cutter
Marks: W. RAYMOND
Condition: Dark patina on the wood, some surface wear, discoloration, a small paint spot
Measurements: 9 1/2" long, 1 1/8" wide
Antique 1700's L x R Revolutionary Era Apple / Fruitwood 1 1/8" Round Plane
Tool Type: Round plane
Brand: L x R (looks like a revolutionary era mark, but the wood is in really good shape--maybe a Leon Robbins reproduction?)
Materials: Reforged steel file blade, body is some kind of fruitwood (looks like apple)
Marks: L x R
Condition: Some digs in the wood, surface tarnish on the blade. Has a nice, smooth patina and well aged wood, no rot.
Measurements: 9 1/2" long, 1 5/16" wide, 1 1/8" wide blade
Antique John Veit Two Cutter / Double Cutter Wood Tongue & Groove Combo Plane
Tool Type: Double cutter combination tongue and groove plane
Brand: John Veit Materials: Steel, wood (tiger maple)
Marks: JOHN VEIT PHILA. COR. NEW MARKET & GREEN STREET
Condition: Has some hammer marks on the end, surface cracking, old dark patina on the steel. Surface tarnish and rust on blades. Peg for the smaller cutter doesn't come out and doesn't hold the blade in place.
Measurements: 9 1/2" long, 2 1/2" wide overall, 3 1/2" tall, 1/8" blade and 1 1/4" wide blade with 7/16" and 9/16" edges with a 1/4" gap
Tool Type: Wooden Beading Plane
Brand: J. R. Tolman
Materials: Boxwood, steel, beech wood
Marks: J.R. TOLMAN HANOVER MASS; 1/4
Condition: Dark old patina, nice knots in the boxwood, one crackt hrough the boxwood spline, lots of surface wear
This antique moulding plane is marked "5/16," "No. 165," and "W.C. CHILSON" (owner's mark) as well as "GREENFIELD TOOL CO. GREENFIELD MASS.," indicating the maker working out of Massachusetts circa 1851 to 1883. This plane has double boxwood splines creating a bead and fence pattern. Looks like beech wood (photos show grain). Cutter is 7/16" wide, plane body without blade or peg installed is 9 1/2" long, 3 1/2" tall, and 1 1/8" wide.
Tool Type: Carriage and wagon maker's plane
Brand: unknown
Materials: cast steel blade, maple body
Marks: remnants of a Moulson Brother's logo on the blade, which has been recut from a block plane blade
Condition: Old dark patina, Has some chips on the corner edges near the sole, crack near the top of the body
Measurements: 1 1/2" wide, 7" long, 3" tall not counting peg or cutter
Tool Type: Wooden Plough Plane
Brand: M. Copeland
Materials: Boxwood, steel, brass
Marks: M. COPELAND WARRANTED; T.M. TUCKER (owner's mark). Blade is marked HUMPHREYSVILLE VFG WARRANTED CAST STEEL
Condition: Has a couple of cracks through it, wedge is not original. Depth stop still adjusts. Comes with an extra blade
Measurements: 9" long, 11" wide, 5" tall not counting peg and blade
Tool Type: Wood rabbet plane
Brand: H. Mason
Materials: steel cutter, wood body (rosewood)
Marks: none
Condition: older patina, some nicks and dings, cutter needs sharpening
Measurements: 1 3/4" edge, 10" long from end to end
Tool Type: T Rabbet Plane
Brand: R * K
Materials: Looks like a rosewood sole with maple body, forged steel blade
Marks: R * K
Condition: old dark patina, looks like late 1700's, early 1800's. Dings, scratches and surface wear.
Measurements: 10 3/4" long, 1 5/8" wide
"Nashua" Coffin Plane with "Moulson Brothers" Blade
This is a wooden coffin plane. It is marked "NASHUA" below another mark which is unreadable (see images). The plane is 7 1/2" long, 2 1/4" high, and 2 9/16" at its widest. The blade is marked "MOULSON BROTHERS / WARRANTED / STEEL." Its cutting edge is 1 7/8" and the blade is 6 7/8" long.
Tool Type: Wooden Plough Plane w/ Adjustable Depth Stop & Sliding Fence
Brand: unknown
Materials: Steel, beech wood, brass
Marks: ALExMcKEOWN
Condition: some cracks in arms, little drill holes from owner's marks, dark patina, ends of arms are damaged. Comes with blade with forge-welded edge. One of the arms is stuck, I can't adjust it.
Measurements: 7 1/2" long
Antique J. Wilkinson & Co. Moulding Plane w/ Adj. Fence
This antique wooden moulding (beading) plane bears an interesting Masonic stamp and "J WILKINSON & CO BOSTON," the mark of a hardware store in operation through much of the 19th and 20th centuries. This particular mark likely indicates the wrok of Addison Heald. 9/16" wide cutter. Body measures 9 1/2" long, 3 3/4" tall without cutter or peg, and 1" wide.
Antique 1/2" Perry B. Rider Beading Moulding Plane
This antique wooden moulding plane is marked "P.B. RIDER BANGOR," indicating that it was made between 1834 and 1848 by Perry B. Rider of Bangor, Maine (who later moved to Boston, Massachusetts). It has a 1/2" wide cutter (some tarnish and pitting, not sure if it's the original but it matches the pattern) with evidence of a forge-welded edge and is 9 1/2" long, has a 3 1/4" tall body (cutter and peg not inserted), and is 1 1/4" wide. Hardwood consruction (looks like Maple, possibly?) with a boxwood spline. Also marked "L.A. BLAKE," an owner's mark.
Antique circa 1840 J. & L. Denison Wooden Match Plane
This antique 19th century wooden match plane bears the maker's mark, "J. & L. DENISON SAYBROOK," rated at two star rarity in Elliot's Wooden Planes. These brothers, John and Lester, worked circa 1832-1840 under this name. Also marked "7/8." 1 1/8" wide cutter. Plane body is 9 1/2" long x 3 3/8" tall x 1 1/2" wide without peg or cutter installed.
Antique Kennedy & White Adjustable Sash Moulding Plane
This antique "Adjustable Sash" style complex moulding plane has an unusual two-blade design with three boxwood splines. Marked "KENNEDY & WHITE," indicating the maker operating out of New York, New York from 1821 to 1840. It has a few faint owner's marks: indiscernable pencilling on the back and a "J M W" stamped on the front. The wooden lock nuts appear to be boxwood as well, and have fully intact, smooth-running threading.
Antique 1 1/4" Perry B. Rider Beading Moulding Plane
This antique wooden moulding plane is marked "P.B. RIDER BANGOR," indicating that it was made between 1834 and 1848 by Perry B. Rider of Bangor, Maine (who later moved to Boston, Massachusetts). It has a 1 1/4" wide cutter (some tarnish and pitting, doesn't look like it matches the pattern) with evidence of a forge-welded edge. Plane is 9 1/2" long, has a 3 1/2" tall body (cutter and peg not inserted), and is 1 3/4" wide. Hardwood consruction (looks like Maple, possibly?) with a boxwood spline. Also marked "L.A. BLAKE," an owner's mark.
This is a wooden hollow moulding plane, circa 1800 - 1820. It is 9 5/8 inches long, 3 1/8 inch high without the peg, and 1 5/8 thick at it's thickest point. The wood has a chip and it is slightly worm-eaten, as seen in the images below, but it is a nice looker. The blade is unmarked, and it's cutting edge is 1 7/16 inches wide. Both ends of the plane have been stamped "C.M." It has a chamfered edge.
Early 19th Century 8 1/4 inch long Round Moulding Plane
This is an early 19th century 8 1/4 inch long round moulding plane. It is 1 3/8 inches thick at it's thickest point, and 2 1/2 inches high without the peg. It is made of either applewood or fruit wood. The only marking is an owner's mark, "ML" this is also probably the maker's mark.
Antique John Cox of 7/8" Quirk Ovolo Moulding Plane
This antique complex moulding plane appears to be an Ovolo with beveled bead (I could be wrong on the nomenclature--see photos of profile). Maker's mark is "I. COX," the mark of a British planemaker operating out of High Street, Deritend, Birmingham, in Great Britain, from 1805 to 1843. Also marked "D. MoE" (owner's mark) and "7/8" over the boxwood spline. Appears to be beech wood, possibly maple (has pretty fat cross grains, see closeups).
1 11/16" wide, 3 1/2" tall without iron or peg, 9 3/8" long.
C. 1840 Charles Donat Cock Bead (Fillet & Bead) Plane
This antique wooden moulding plane has a Fillet and Bead pattern like a large cock bead plane with a boxwood spline. Appears to be walnut (wood doesn't have crossgrains typical of maple or beech--see photos). Comes with its peg and iron, iron is marked "WINSCOW & MANUEL." Plane is marked "CM" (owner's mark) and "C. DONAT PO'KEPSIE WARRANTED," denoting the maker Charles Donat who worked circa 1840 out of Poughkeepsie, New York.
1 3/4" wide cutter with 1 1/2" bead. Plane body is 9 3/8" long, 3 3/8" tall without cutter or peg installed, and 2 3/4" wide.
This beading plane is marked "D.M.Copeland," "JDL," and "J.D.LANE," as well as "3/8". The width of the blade is 9/16 inch. The plane is 9 7/16 inches long, and 1 1/8 inches wide at its thickest.
This antique plane appears to be beech construction with a boxwood spline. 5/8" wide cutter. Plane is 1 1/4" wide x 3 1/2" tall x 9 1/2" long without peg and cutter installed. Marked "1/2" on back with three way tassle, marked "J. Bergner" (owner's mark) and J. "Kellogg Amherst, MS." on front.
Antique Circa 1824-1860 N. Spaulding Skew Rabbet Plane
This antique wooden skewed rabbet (or shoulder) plane features its original blade and is marked, "N. SPAULDING McLEAN," indicating that it was made by Nathaniel Spaulding of McLean, New York, who made planes in McClean from 1824 to 1860 before moving to Ithica and changing his maker's mark. He was the father of William Spalding (no U). Plane is 9 1/2" long, 3 1/4" tall (without peg and blade installed), and 1 3/4" wide.
This antique complex moulding plane bears the maker's mark, "*J.R. GALE," indicating Jonas R. Gale of Providence, RI, a maker working around 1836. Also marked "C.M.," an owner or dealer's mark. 2 1/8" wide, 9 1/4" long, 3 1/4" tall body.
This antique wooden Snipe plane is marked "J.F. PETERSON" (owner's mark) and "JOSIAH KING N.Y. 373 BOWYERY," indicating the maker operating out of New York, NY from 1835 to 1869.
This antique wooden moulding plane is a fillet astragal bevel pattern. Signed "T. EDWARDS," "A.S.," and "MOSELY LATE MUT," marks I cannot find an exact match for in the Directory of American Toolmakers, T.L. Elliott's American Wooden Planes, or W.L. Goodman's British Planemakers (though Goodman does reference a W. & T. Edwards working out of Manchester in the 1830's). Boxwood spline is somewhat damaged. Looks like maple or beech. Blade is 1 3/8" wide. Body without cutter or peg installed measures 9 3/8" long x 3 1/4" tall x 2" wide.
This toted or handled grooving plane is marked, "GREENFIELD TOOL CO. GREENFIELD MASS.," dating its production circa 1851 to 1883. 11 1/2" long overall.
Marked "No. 403" and "7/8" on opposite side. 1 5/16" wide overall, cutter is 1" wide. Brass and steel trappings and rail.
This antique wooden complex moulding plane features a quirk bead pattern with a boxwood spline. Spline has a nick out of it on the aft edge. Marked "GREENFIELD TOOL CO. GREENFIELD MASS" and "N.P.E." (owner's mark). Greenfield Tool Co. was in operation from 1851 to 1883. 9 1/2" long, 3 1/4" tall body, 1 1/16" wide cutter with 11/16" wide bead, 1 3/4" wide body.
Circa 1848 A. Cumings Wood 7/8" Beading Molding Plane
This antique decorative moulding beading plane appears to be constructed of Maple (see crossgrain in photos) with a boxwood spline. Marked "7/8", "C.B. PREBLE" (owner's mark) and "A CUMINGS BOSTON," denoting Allen Cumings, a maker from Massachusetts who worked from 1848 to 1854. Many of his planes went to the Greenfield Tool Co., but this one bears his personal mark. Blade is marked "PROV TOOL CO." 1" cutter, 7/8" wide bead, 1 5/8" wide body, 9 1/2" long, 3 1/2" tall body without cutter.
This antique bead with bevel style moulding plane is marked "R.L.," "E.L. PLANT," (owner's marks) "14," and "J.F. & G.M. LINDSEY," indicating the makers James and George Lindsey, who operatie out of Huntington, Massachusetts, circa 1856 to 1879. Appears to be beech wood, feels a little heavy though. Appropriate iron is included (and is original as far as I know).
9 1/2" long, 3 1/4" tall without peg and cutter installed, 1 1/4" wide.
Antique Stanley Bedrock / Bed Rock No. 605 Round-side Jack Plane
Tool Type: Jack plane
Brand: Stanley Rule & Level Company
Materials: cast iron, steel, rosewood handles
Marks: STANLEY R.&.l. CO. BED ROCK; No 605; PATD. APR.2.89.; STANLEY PAT APL. 19 92
Condition: Light pitting on the blade, screws are worn, dings and nicks in wood but no major cracks, stamped "DAMAGED" on one side of the body, japanning is mostly intact, sole has some pitting and nail scratches
Measurements: 13 1/2" long, 2 3/8" wide, 2" edge
Tool Type: Gage "self setting" jack plane Brand: Stanley Rule & Level Company
Materials: cast iron, steel, rosewood handles, japanned finish
Marks: No. 5 PAT APL'D FOR (type 1 marking)
Condition: Wear on the japanning, dark tarnish/patina on the metal, surface wear and paint spots on the front handle. Some light pitting on sole.
Measurements: 14" long, 2 7/16" wide overall, 2" edge
Tool Type: Bench plane / Jack plane
Brand: Union
Materials: cast iron, steel, rosewood handles, japanned finish, brass knobs
Marks: UNION PAT 12.8.03; X No. 5; has a Stanley Sweetheart blade
Condition: Nail digs in the sole, top of the rear handle is worn, surface wear and dings on the rosewood knob, tarnish on the metal. Japanning is a little worn around the edges.
Measurements: 2" edge, 2 1/2" wide overall, 9 1/2" long
Antique Stanley Defiance No. 1951 Hard Fibre Board Beveling Plane
Tool Type: Fiber board beveller plane
Brand: Stanley Rule & Level Company
Materials: cast iron, steel, wood handles
Marks: STANLEY MADE IN U.S.A.
Condition: Edge of handle has some chips, some light japanning wear, back handle is slightly loose
Measurements: 10 1/2" long
Antique Union No. 8 Metal 24", 2 5/8" edge Metallic Jointer Plane
Tool Type: Jointer plane
Brand: Union
Materials: Malleable cast iron, steel, wood (mahogany?)
Marks: UNION No. 8; UNION MFG. CO. NEW BRITAIN, CT U.S.A.
Condition: chip in the corner of the lever cap, some tarnish, old aged patina, handles have some dings in them but no serious cracks, still have their original glossiness, japanning is almost all intact.
Measurements: 24" long, 2 5/8" edge, 3 1/8" wide
Antique Stanley No. 105 Type 1 Liberty Bell Jack Plane
Tool Type: Liberty bell jack plane
Brand: Stanley Rule & Level Company
Materials: cast iron, steel, rosewood handles
Marks: 76 (on a bell); PAT. OCT. 5. 1875
Condition: Some wear on the japanned finish, tarnish spots, some scratches and dings, pitting on the sole
Measurements: 14" long, 2 1/4" wide overall, 2 1/8" cutter
Tool Type: block plane
Brand: Stanley Rule & Level Company
Materials: Cast steel, cast iron, brass, japanned finish
Marks: No. 18 1/4; STANLEY MADE IN U.S.A.
Condition: Old tool patina, some light pitting, japanning is mostly intact, wear on the mouth, looks like it might have been braised.
Measurements: 6 3/4" long overall, 2" wide, 1 5/8" edge
Stanley Rule & Level Company No. A4 Aluminum Smooth Plane
Tool Type: Smooth plane
Brand: Stanley Rule & Level Company
Materials: Aluminum, rosewood, steel
Marks: NO A4 STANLEY U S PAT APR-19-10
Condition: Some surface wear and scratches, dings, rear handle still has the sticker on it and neither handle is cracked
Measurements: 9 3/8" long, 2 3/8" wide, 2" edge
Tool Type: Dado plane
Brand: Stanley Rule & Level Company
Materials: cast iron, steel, japanned finish
Marks: STANLEY; PAT AUG 12, 02. No 39, 1 IN.
Condition: Some finish wear, has a lot of pitting on the sole near the rear
Measurements: 10" long, 1" edge
Tool Type: Block plane
Brand: Stanley Rule & Level Company
Materials: Cast iron, steel, brass
Marks: STANLEY; PAT 2.8.76 10-21-24; 1-17-68;7-24-88; STANLEY RULE & LEVEL CO (on cutter)
Condition: Japanning is mostly worn off, surface tarnish and wear, a lot of nail marks on the sole
Measurements: 7" long, 1 7/8" wide, edge is 1 5/8"
Tool Type: Block plane
Brand: Stanley Rule & Level Company
Materials: cast iron, steel, brass handles
Marks: STANLEY; BAILEY'S PATENT AUG. 6 67 EXD. (on cutter); PAT. 28.76 10.21.84 1.17.86 7.24.66
Condition: Locking and adjustment mechanism works, has about 50% wear to the japanning, some tarnish spots and scratches on the sole
Measurements: 6 3/8" long, 1 7/8" wide, edge is 1 5/8"
Antique Stanley No. G7c Corrugated Self-Setting Jointer Plane
Tool Type: Gage smooth plane
Brand: Stanley Rule & Level Company
Materials: cast iron, steel, rosewood handles
Marks: No G7; U.S. PAT 2-17-20 MADE IN U.S.A.
Condition: Some paint spots, a bit of light finish wear, handles are intact and in pretty nice shape
Measurements: 22" long, 3" wide, 2 1/2" edge.
Tool Type: Gage smooth plane
Brand: Stanley Rule & Level Company
Materials: cast iron, steel, rosewood handles
Marks: No G4 MADE IN U.S.A.; GAGE SELF SETTING PLANE MADE BY STANLEY RULE & LEVEL CO NEW BRITAIN, CONN.U.S.A.
Condition: Some paint spots, finish is missing on the back, handles are intact, blade is original
Measurements: 9 1/2" long, 2 3/8" wide, 2" edge
Antique Stanley No. 148 Double End Match / Tongue & Groove Plane
Tool Type: Double end match plane
Brand: Stanley Rule & Level Company
Materials: cast iron, nickel finish
Marks: STANLEY; PAT'D JAN 20-03; 7/8 INCH; NO 148
Condition: Nickel finish has next to no wear, a few dings and light rust spots
Measurements: 9 1/4" long, 1 1/2" wide
RARE Antique Leonard Bailey Victor No. 1 Block Plane
Tool Type: Block plane
Brand: Leonard Bailey Victor
Materials: Steel, cast iron, japanned finish
Marks: VICTOR PLANE TRADEMARK; L. BAILEYS PATENT DEC. 12, 1876
Condition: Much of the finish is worn off, the body has chips in the nose and a crack in the side, nail scratches on the sole. The brass pin that holds the blade in place has been replaced with a screw.
Measurements: 6 1/4" long, 1 15/16" wide overall, cutter is 1 5/8"
Tool Type: Low Angle Block Plane
Brand: Unknown, someone "& Sons"
Materials: Brass, steel blade
Marks: On blade, "& SONS WARRANTED CAST STEEL"
Condition: Good- to fair, one big ding in bottom, lots of superficial scratches, top of blade is worn off
Measurements: 8 5/8" long x 2" wide x 1 7/8" tall, cutter is 1 3/4" wide
This Miller's Falls duplex, rabbet & filletster plane was the product made to compete with Stanley's Number 78. Marked on the side, "MILLER'S FALLS No. 85," "MADE IN USA," and has an H cast into the body just above the iron. Plane comes with everything pictured (no fences or accessories, comes with one Solid Tool Steel Miller's Falls blade).
9 3/4" long overall, 4 1/2" tall, 1 1/2" wide cutting edge.
This antique Stanley Rule & Level Co. brand plane bears the mark, "STANLEY" on one side, "No. 78" on the other. Japanned finish, indicating that it's an early model. 8 1/2" long, two 1 1/2" wide cutters, cast iron construction, japanned finish. Missing its Filletster bed.
Tool Type: Razor Edge Spoke shave
Brand: Stanley Rule & Level Company
Materials: Boxwood, steel
Marks: No 85
Condition: Has some paint spots, wear on the wood, scratches and tarnish on the metal
Measurements: 10 1/4" long, 2 1/2" edge
Tool Type: Spoke shave
Brand: unknown
Materials: cast brass, steel
Marks: one of the blades is marked with a Stanley logo
Condition: Dings and old patina
Measurements: 10" long end to end, blades are 9/16" wide
Antique 1837 Leonard and Ichabod Jewett White #5 1/2 Cooper's Chamfer Knife
Tool Type: Cooper's Chamfer Knife
Brand: Leonard and Ichabod Jewett White
Materials: Forged steel with a hardened welded edge, hardwood handle
Marks: 5 1/2 L. & I.J. WHITE 1837
Condition: A lot of surface pitting, but the forge welded steel reflects very nicely. Some dings, scratches on the handle. Old patina.
Measurements: 5 1/2" edge, 16" long, wood handle is 8" long
Tool Type: Spoke shave / draw shave
Brand: E.C. Stearns
Materials: cast iron, steel
Marks: STEARNS
Condition: old tool patina, pitting on the blade, has an accession number on it
Measurements: 9 3/4" long, 2 1/2" edge
Tool Type: Cast bronze floor plane
Brand: unknown Materials: steel cutter and sole, cast bronze body
Marks: N. DEROIN
Condition: older patina, some nicks and dings, cutter needs sharpening, screw threads tightly, lever cap fits
Measurements: 2" edge, 10 1/2" long from end to end
Antique Stanley No. 66 Hand Beader Draw Shave / Plane
Tool Type: Hand Beader
Brand: Stanley Rule & Level Company
Materials: malleable cast gray iron, steel
Marks: STANLEY NO. 66 PAT. FEB. 9 86
Condition: old tool patina, a lot of finish wear, comes with the one pictured cutter
Measurements: 11 1/2" long, 5/8" wide cutter
Tool Type: Adjustable spoke shave
Brand: The Stanley Rule & Level Company
Materials: cast iron, nickel finish, rosewood handles
Marks: STANLEY NEW BRITAIN CONN; No 67
Condition: Has just the one bottom, comes with what's pictured. The handles are cracked, but do thread in.
Measurements: 9 1/2" long put together, 1 15/16" wide edge.
Tool Type: Hand beader
Brand: Stanley Rule & Level Company
Materials: cast iron, steel cutter, japanned finish
Marks: STANLEY No 66 PAT. FEB 9 06
Condition: Comes with the pictured fence and beader blade
Measurements: 11 1/2" long
Tool Type: spoke shave or draw knife
Brand: unkown
Materials: steel blade, two different kinds of wood (beech and boxwood, maybe?)
Marks: none
Condition: blade is firmly affixed, slight wobble to the part on the mouth made of a different kind of wood but that might be intentional since there's only one nail in it
Measurements: 13 1/4" long overall, edge is just over 2"
Antique E.F. Grant Brass Channelling Draw Shave Knife
Tool Type: Channel Draw Knife / Draw Shave
Brand: E.F. Grant (Could be an owner's mark)
Materials: Brass, steel
Marks: E.F. GRANT
Condition: Good, obviously a hand forged item--evidence of filing. Some age-related pitting.
Measurements: 10" long, blades are 3/4" wide with a 7/16" gap between them.
Tool Type: Spoke shave or Draw Knife
Brand: H. Kimball
Materials: Steel, cast iron, brass, hardwood
Marks: H. KIMBALL (unlisted in the Directory of American Toolmakers)
Condition: Good
Measurements: 2 3/8" wide cutter, tool is 12" from end to end
This antique veneer scraper plane has an unusual curved body style, a 2 3/4" wide blade, is 11 1/2" wide overall, and is marked "THE DIKEMAN MFG. CO. NORWALK CONN." An unusual piece from an obscure maker.
Vintage Stanley No. 60 Double Cutter 1 1/2" Spoke Shave
This antique double spoke shave features straight and hollow cutters, both 1 1/2" wide. Obviously laminated (differentially hardened and forge-welded) blades. Underside appears to have "PATENT JUNE ****" cast into it, can't make out the numbers (looks like 1918, maybe?). 10 1/4" wide overall. Some japanning worn off and the metal bar that holds the blades in place is cracked, as is typical of specimens of this build.
Stanley Adjustable Block Plane Blades 1 3/8" & 1 5/8"
These two plane blades are for Stanley block planes with adjustable blade depth. One is 1 3/8" wide, 4 3/8" long; the other is 1 5/8" wide, 4 3/8" long.
Lot of Five 2" Block Plane Blades: Hudson, Stanley
This set of five block plane blades are all 2" wide. One bears a Hudson Tool Co. mark, another bears a STANLEY MADE IN USA mark, the rest are unmarked.
