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Martin J. Donnelly Antique Tools, Avoca, New York

Auctioneer: Paul Wilmott & Bill Baxter,

 

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Auction Listing for July 30, 31 & August 1, 2009
Item: Description: Estimate: Photograph:
1. A PATENT CENTER FINDER BEVEL by the Adjustable Gauge Company, Lexington, Kentucky, patented on August 11, 1908 by Charles E. Heinrich of Lexington. This mahogany body bevel is complete and in excellent collector quality condition. 25 - 50
2. FIVE UNUSED WOODWORKING CLAMPS including two 12" Bessey quick-adjust type and three cast iron clamps by Wetzler Tool. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
3. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including a five-volume set by Didorot; the Great Industries of the United States; and a Lumber Buyer book. From the Erwin L. "Erv" Schaffer Collection. 50 - 100
4. THREE EXTRA CLEAN AMERICANA BOOKS, all by Eric Sloane. Included in this lot are "Diary of an Early American Boy"; "A Museum of Tools"; and "A Reverence for Wood". 40 - 80
5. A CAST IRON PLOW PLANE, No. 043, by Record, Sheffield, England. This example is complete and in nearly new condition with one original cutting iron. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 20 - 40
6. TWO UNUSED HAND TOOLS, both by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. Included in this lot are a rosewood handle awl and a double beam marking gauge. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
7. A MULTI-DRAWER MACHINIST'S TOOL CHEST having brass fittings and felt-lined drawers. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 35 - 75
8. A LOT OF TECHNOLOGY REFERENCE BOOKS including Barns of the Genesee Country"; and books on wooden ware, boxes, slate roofs, "The Bicycle", etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 30 - 60
9. An EARLY ADVERTISING ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including pamphlets, flyers, a needle case, etc. 25 - 50
10. TWO "PEERLESS" FRUIT JAR wrenches by Peerless & Company, Cleveland, Ohio. The bodies are marked "Pat. Appl'd For". The tools appear never to have been used. 50 - 100
11. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including a Disston Handbook; Stanley No. 34 catalogues; a First Edition Stanley Value Guide; and Volume II of Ken Roberts "Wooden Planes in 19th C. America". From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
12. A LOT OF TOOL PATENT REFERENCE BOOKS including books on braces, levels, machinists tools, planes, spoke shaves, etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 20 - 40
13. A rare MAYDOLE PROSPECTOR'S HAMMER by the David Maydole Hammer Company. This tool is marked with the "block letter" Maydole trademark and retains its original handle. 25 - 50
14. A 1917 GIRL SCOUT HANDBOOK by the Girl Scouts Of America. This blue cloth covered book is in clean and sound condition, noting some folded corners. 20 - 40
15. A LOT OF ASSORTED JACK PLANES including some having chipped totes. All are offered for parts or restoration. 15 - 30
16. FOUR "WREST" TYPE SAW SETS. Most are hand forged and all are of different forms. 25 - 50
17. A LOT OF TOOL AUCTION CATALOGUES including examples from Martin J. Donnelly, David Stanley, Tony Murland, etc. Most include their original price realized lists. From the David Pierson Collection. 40 - 80
18. A FULL SET OF EIGHT PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS by A. Mathieson & Sons, Glasgow, Scotland. Examples of No.'s 1 to 8, all in excellent condition are included. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
19. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including reprinted catalogues, periodicals, etc. Publications from Taths, M-WTCA and David Stanley are included in this lot. 30 - 60
20. A COPPER PLATED "MUSICAL" SAW by Mussehl & Westphal, Delevan, Wisconsin. The handle of this uncommon saw is decorated with rhinestones. From the Erwin L. "Erv" Schaffer Collection. 35 - 75
21. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED REFERENCE BOOKS including Alvin Sellens: Wooden Planes and Stanley Planes; American Wooden Planes and a First Edition of the Stanley Value Guide. 50 - 100
22. A LOT OF EARLY TOOL CATALOGUES including an Atkins 1941 catalogue No. 22 and examples by Sargent and Disston. 30 - 60
23. TWO OUT OF PRINT REFERENCE BOOKS, both by John Seymour. Copies of "Forgotten Crafts" and "Forgotten Household Crafts" are included in this grouping. 25 - 50
24. A very well preserved example of the "TIP TOP" ONION TOPPER as patented and produced by William R. Shufelt, of Niverville, New York in accordance with the specifications of the United States Patent issued to Shufelt on January 28, 1908. Students of onion topping mechanisms will note that this example incorporates the seldom seen improvements patented by Anton Cihak, Jr. of Shelbyville, Michigan on February 15, 1921. If the successful bidder is so inclined, Martin J. Donnelly Antique Tools will furnish a bushel of freshly picked Prattsburg, New York onions so that a demonstration of the wondrous working qualities of this machine may be provided to the other auction attendees. The onion tops will be provided to children and animals on a first come, first served basis. 30 - 60
25. An ANTLER HANDLE "BARRISTER'S" HAMMER imprinted with the hallmark E.P.N.S. and marked "Sheffield, England". 100 - 200
26. A SPECIAL FUNCTION HAMMER, No. 26, by R. Angouleme. This metal working hammer is likely of French origin. 30 - 60
27. A "CHALLENGE" SOCKET WRENCH SET, No. 77, by the Syracuse Wrench Company, Syracuse, New York, patented December 17, 1907. This wrench is in new condition in its original wooden box. 30 - 60
28. A "DANCING LEGS" CALIPER by P. Lowentraut, Newark, New Jersey. This uncommon 2 1/2" size example is in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
29. A LOT OF ASSORTED SMOOTHING PLANES including one "toothing" type. All appear to be in usable condition. 30 - 60
30. A SET OF EIGHT ROSEWOOD HANDLE SCREWDRIVERS, all by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. All are in unused condition in their original box. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 80 - 160
31. An ADVERTISING ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including early photographs; Atkins promotional items; Winchester print block, etc. From the Jan Cover Collection. 60 - 120
32. TWO WRIGHT'S PATENT TOOL HANDLES, both by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut, patented August 12, 1884. Both have cocobole handles. 35 - 75
33. A GENERAL LINE CATALOGUE, No. 25, by Stanley-Atha, New Britain, Connecticut. This 39 page 1926 Edition catalogue is in brand new condition. From the David Pierson Collection. 50 - 100
34. A LOT OF SEVEN ASSORTED TOOL HANDLES including examples by Aiken, Fray, Britton and a Millers Falls bulbous handle type. 50 - 100
35. An EBONY AND BRASS MARKING GAUGE in the classic English pattern. The scribe points are extra long and the tool is in top working order. 60 - 120
36. A GENERAL LINE CATALOGUE by the Nicholson File Company, Providence, Rhode Island. This 1934 Edition large format catalogue is in top condition. 25 - 50
37. A SPECIAL PURPOSE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Brown Brothers screwdriver; reeding shave; pliers; a basket maker's knife, etc. 40 - 80
38. A PRECISION SHIP'S STADIMETER by Ajax Engineering, Chicago, Illinois. This precision tool is in nearly new condition in its original wooden box. 60 - 120
39. A FIXED DIAMETER 1" ROUNDING PLANE in excellent working condition. 25 - 50
40. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS including three hatters tools and a center gauge dated "1856". 60 - 120
41. TWO EARLY AND UNUSUAL WOODWORKING PLANES including a Chaplins Patent in the No. 7 size and an unusual large block plane that is not marked with a maker name. 50 - 100
42. A full set of "Hawkins Electrical Guide". This full set of ten volumes is dated 1917. All are in top collector quality condition. 25 - 50
43. A LIGHTED SLIDING GLASS DOOR DISPLAY CABINET having felt covered shelves and in clean and sound condition. 30 - 60
44. TWO OUT OF PRINT TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Moody's "The American Cabinet Maker's Plow Plane" and Alvin Sellens' "The Stanley Plane". 50 - 100
45. A SHIPWRIGHTS BEVEL, No. 42, by the Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan. This dual brass blade bevel is in unused condition. 30 - 60
46. A COLLECTIBLE ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a bee smoker, beryllium wrench, Winchester screwdriver, castrator, etc. No limit to the fun to be had with this great group of tools. 40 - 80
47. A SET OF FIVE BOXWOOD HANDLE SCREWDRIVERS, all by William Marples & Company, Sheffield, England. All appear never to have been used. 60 - 120
48. A STEPPED SET OF SIX SCREWDRIVERS, all by Woodcraft Supply Company. These cabinet type screwdrivers have beech handles. 60 - 120
49. A LOT OF INTERESTING SMALL WRENCHES including examples by Coes, Stillson, Billings & Spencer, Ridgid, etc. 25 - 50
50. An extremely rare SPECIALIZED SCREEN SCREWDRIVER by the E.T. Burrowes Company, Portland, Maine. This interesting curiosity was produced by the maker of the Burrowes Screen Plane, but is much less common. This is one of only a few examples of this tool that we have seen. It retains its full, original paper label and is in top condition. 100 - 200
51. THREE EXTRA CLEAN FOLDING RULES including a Lufkin No. 372 and an English made Lufkin No. 388. 60 - 120
52. THREE SOLID BRASS OIL CANS including examples by the Maple City Manufacturing Company; the Gem Manufacturing Company of Pittsburgh; and another that is not marked with a maker name. 50 - 100
53. A LOT OF EARLY IRON REFERENCE BOOKS including "Domestic Metalwork"; "Early American Wrought Iron"; "Collectible Cast Iron", etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 40 - 80
54. A LOT OF UNMARKED PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS. All are in excellent working order. 40 - 80
55. TWO CLEAN TIMBER FRAMING TOOLS including a 3" slick by Witherby and a hand held roughing adze. 80 - 160
56. A LOT OF EARLY TOOL ADVERTISING ITEMS including pamphlets, flyers, etc. Makers include Stanley, Atkins, etc. 20 - 40
57. TWO SETS OF AUDEL GUIDE BOOKS, both by Theo. Audel & Company, New York, New York. A four-volume Carpentry set and a seven-volume Engineering set are included in this lot. 50 - 100
58. A LOT OF COPPER, BRASS & IRON REFERENCE BOOKS including one by Kauffman, an "Introduction To Brass Antique Metalware" one called "Brass & Copper Antiques", etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 30 - 60
59. THREE CLEAN AND UNUSUAL BRACES examples by the including Consolidated Tool Company; a P.S. & W. "Samson"; and a Stanley No. 993-8 corner type. All are in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
60. An EARLY STYLE CLAW HAMMER having a riveted shaft that runs into the handle. 80 - 160
61. A LOT OF ASSORTED SCREWDRIVERS including examples made by Stanley, the Millers Falls Company, Goodell-Pratt, etc. Also in this lot is a Stanley No. 2 tool handle. 50 - 100
62. FIVE TOOL RELATED REFERENCE BOOKS including "Anvils in America"; "My Second 1000 Wrenches"; "Embossed Axes"; "American Woodworking Tools"; and "The Axe Book". From the Jan Cover Collection. 60 - 120
63. A LOT OF WOOD PLANE REFERENCE BOOKS including the Third Edition of "British Planemakers" and the "Fourth Edition of "American Wooden Planes". Also included are earlier editions of both. 40 - 80
64. THREE EXTRA NICE CERAMIC WHETSTONES, all by Spyderco. All are in their original cases. Also included are some chisels. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 35 - 75
65. A set of "MODERN MACHINE SHOP PRACTICE" books by Joshua Rose, M.E. This 1892 Edition is complete and includes the supplemental volume. 100 - 200
66. A full set of early ANTIQUE TOOL CATALOGUES, No. 1-6, by Arnold & Walker, London. These catalogues were among the very first ever produced and set a standard for presentation and documentation that has yet to be equaled. Also included is a copy of the catalogue for the auction that disbursed the stock of Arnold & Walker at the time of the dissolution of their partnership. Great references. 50 - 100
67. AN EIGHTEEN-INCH LENGTH BERYLLIUM PIPE WRENCH by Ampco Metal, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This non-sparking wrench is in clean and sound condition. From the David Pierson Collection. 20 - 40
68. THREE EXTRA CLEAN MARKING GAUGES, all by STANLEY. A No. 98 rosewood head; No. 92 brass beam; and No. 77 rosewood mortise type are included. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 75 - 150
69. An "I Remember America" book by Eric Sloane. Many color plates are included in this 1975 Edition. 50 - 100
70. A LOT OF REPRINTED TOOL CATALOGUES including examples by Goodell-Pratt, Sargent, Stanley, Marples. Mathieson, etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 100 - 200
71. TWO ADVERTISING PAPERWEIGHTS including one for the Cleveland Joist Hanger company and another from Lawson, a varnish maker. 25 - 50
72. A very well made ROSEWOOD HANDLE BOW DRILL having a brass ferrule. 80 - 160
73. THREE CONNECTICUT MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an ogee by D. & M. Copeland; a quirk ovolo with astragal by D. Copeland; and a "bilection" molder by M. Copeland. 90 - 180
74. A SHOE MEASURE FOLDING RULE by Geo. Barnsley & Sons, Sheffield, England. This brass slide rule is in extra clean condition. 35 - 75
75. A SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 2, by STANLEY. This extra clean example, which has had its japanning "enhanced" by a previous owner, is marked on the cutting iron with the "Sweetheart" trademark. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 120 - 240
76. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a quick adjust clamp patented in 1867; an English nut wrench; a pair of brass trammels; a Lignum vitae mallet; tool handle, hand vise, etc. 50 - 100
77. A most interesting and unusual pair of OLIVE OYL LEG CALIPERS. We have previously speculated that those who produced these distinctive tools used their wives' legs as models. We suspect that the maker of these frequently volunteered for overtime work. 60 - 120
78. An early SMALL SIZE WORK BENCH having a single head vise. The original tail vise is missing. 100 - 200
79. An example of CLARK'S BEST QUALITY SCREWDRIVER by R.H. Brown & Company, Westville, Connecticut. This well preserved example is complete in its original fitted wooden box. The paper label has some staining, but the tool is otherwise excellent. 100 - 200
80. A SET OF EIGHT SOCKET CHISELS, all No. 750, by STANLEY. Sizes range from 1/4" to 1 1/2" sizes. All retain their original handles. 90 - 180
81. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including books on carpentry, joinery, the boy's workshop, etc. 60 - 120
82. SIX "EVERLASTING" CHISELS, all by STANLEY. Size range from 1/8" to 1 1/2". All are in usable condition. 100 - 200
83. SEVEN EARLY SCALE WEIGHTS ranging in weight from 7 pounds to 4 ounces. All are of graphic form and nicely patinated. 50 - 100
84. A lot of FOUR ASSORTED TOOL CHESTS containing axe and adze heads, levels, chisels, etc. 50 - 100
85. A PLANE PARTS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including cutters, frogs, cap irons, etc. 30 - 60
86. An "AMATEUR WORK" illustrated book by Paul N. Hasluck, Editor. This set is complete in seven volumes. From the David Pierson Collection. 35 - 75
87. TWO IOWA MAKER BEAD MOLDING PLANES including examples by Farley, Christan & Co. and George Mahan of Muscatine. 100 - 200
88. A LOT OF SHOP REFERENCE BOOKS including woodworking and and metal working shop drawings, Stickley furniture, Shaker furniture, etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 30 - 60
89. A LOT OF KITCHEN & HOUSEHOLD REFERENCE BOOKS by various makers including books on kitchen collectibles, trivets, forgotten crafts, colonial living, etc. 40 - 80
90. A TWO-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE by L. Ward, Newark, New Jersey. This early steel tip boxwood rule is marked with the owner imprint of one "R. Wilson". 80 - 160
91. A "JUNIOR JACK" PLANE, No. 11, by the Millers Falls Company. This equivalent of the Stanley No. 5 1/4 is in new condition in its original pasteboard box. 100 - 200
92. An early DOUBLE EAGLE BACK SAW by Henry Disston, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This early open handle saw has a cracked and replaced handle and is missing the back of one screw. 30 - 60
93. An EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES CATALOGUE by Logan, Gregg & Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, dated "1898". This forty page catalogue includes a wide range of turn-of-the-century equipment and tools. 30 - 60
94. FOUR UNDER BENCH STORAGE SHELVES including two four drawer and two two-drawer type. All have maple fronts and are in nearly new condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 75 - 150
95. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED BOOKS including regional auction catalogs, Garrett Hack books, a copy of Paul Kebabian's "American Woodworking Tools", etc. From the Jan Cover Collection. 50 - 100
96. A BULLNOSE SHOULDER RABBET PLANE, No. 2509, by Edward Preston & Sons, Birmingham. This removable nose plane is in excellent working condition. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 60 - 120
97. TWO EXTRA CLEAN SETS OF AUGER BITS, both by the Irwin Auger Bit Company, Wilmington, Ohio. Both early and later types, both in excellent condition, are included in this lot. 60 - 120
98. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE RULES including log, lumber, yard, folding square and a "Master Quality" yard stick. 30 - 60
99. A LARGE SIZE SHOULDER PLANE by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This 1 1/4" width plane is in brand new, unused condition. 100 - 200
100. A MAHOGNY INFILL SHOULDER PLANE having a solid brass body. This showy plane has been professionally cleaned and polished. 150 - 300
101. A small size "INTERNATIONAL" OAK TOOL CHEST by Gerstner, Dayton, Ohio. This lift out tray chest has a pull drawer at the base. It is in brand new condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
102. A CAST IRON SMOOTHING PLANE, No. LN-3, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This "Bedrock" type plane is in new condition, in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 150 - 300
103. A SCULPTOR'S TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including adzes, a hatchet, a scorp and a mallet. 50 - 100
104. A LOT OF EARLY REFERENCE BOOKS including a Day's Reckoner, "The Wooden Plane", Audels books, "The Wheelwright's Shop", etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 20 - 40
105. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 40 "scrub" plane and a No. 140 skew blade rabbet are included. 90 - 180
106. A LOT OF SHOE MAKERS TOOLS including a nail cup, hammers, shoe lasts, etc. 35 - 75
107. TWO "WEATHER" RELATED BOOKS, both by Eric Sloane. A First Edition of the "Almanac and Weather Forecaster" and a 1963 Edition of "Folklore of American Weather" are included in this lot. 100 - 200
108. A LOT OF ASSORTED PLANE PARTS including block, bench. scraper type, etc. Many irons and scraper blades are included in this grouping. 35 - 75
109. An early "ELL" MEASURE RULE having round pins set in the wood at the divisions. This early rule is in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
110. A LOT OF INTERESTING SPECIAL PURPOSE TOOLS including memo spindle, can opener, Mossberg ratchet, patent mixer, etc. 40 - 80
111. A CAST IRON PLOW PLANE, No. 043, by the Record Tool Works, Sheffield, England. This example is complete with three original irons in new condition in its original box. 75 - 150
112. A MAHOGANY "WATCHMAN'S RATTLE" by Bagshaw & Field, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Fully 98% of the original finish remains on this noise maker designed for fire alarms calls. 50 - 100
113. A LOT OF ANTIQUE REFERENCE BOOKS including regional and national books. From the David Pierson Collection. 35 - 75
114. A LOT OF WOODWORKING BOOKS including books by R. Underhill, Hayward, "The Forgotten Crafts", etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 35 - 75
115. A BRASS BOUND LEVEL, No. 96, by STANLEY. This Brazilian rosewood level has been professionally cleaned and polished. 80 - 160
116. A CLASSIC "ULTIMATUM" BRACE by Wm. Marples & Sons, Sheffield, England. This ebony infill example retains its original IVORY ring in the head. 200 - 400
117. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 6 C, 8, 35 and 120, including some early types, are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
118. A SET OF SIX BEVEL EDGE FIRMER CHISELS, all by Wm. Marples & Sons, Sheffield, England. All have boxwood handles and are in unused condition. Included are 1/4" to 1 1/2" sizes. 50 - 100
119. SIX EARLY IMPRINT MACHINISTS TOOLS, all by Darling Brown & Sharpe, Providence, Rhode Island. Included in this lot are a 1" size bevel; a drill and wire gauge; a screw pitch gauge; scales, etc. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 80 - 160
120. An EARLY WOODEN SHAVING HORSE that is very nicely patinated and in ready to use condition. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 80 - 160
121. An early LEATHER WORKER'S WORK BENCH with having a foot operated vise. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 60 - 120
122. A BRASS BOUND MAHOGANY LEVEL, No. 60, by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, patented October 29, 1912. Fully 99% of the original finishes remain on this clean example. 100 - 200
123. AN ADVERTISING WATCH FOB by H. Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Fashioned from pewter and in excellent condition. 60 - 120
124. An EARLY WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a walnut "whimsy" and a wooden tap & die stock pair. 30 - 60
125. A rare CORRUGATED SOLE "JUNIOR JACK" PLANE, No. 5 1/4 C, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the 1920's era "Sweetheart" trademark. Fully 99% of the original paint and finishes remain on this nearly perfectly preserved example. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 175 - 350
126. TWO "BEDROCK" BENCH PLANES, both by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 605 jack and No. 606 fore plane, both later style, are included in this grouping. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 75 - 150
127. A MACHINISTS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including punches, speed indicator, gauges, micrometers, calipers, etc. 50 - 100
128. A LOT OF INK AND PENCIL RELATED OFFICE ITEMS including three inkwells, a "Comet" pencil sharpener, a cast iron stamp holder, etc. 60 - 120
129. A lot of SEVEN WOODEN JOINTER PLANES including examples by H. Chapin, Sandusky, A. Howland, etc. 30 - 60
130. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including books on Japanese tools, machinists tools, machinists references, etc. 40 - 80
131. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE PLOW PLANES by STANLEY. 95% of the original paint remains on both the No. 248 and the No. 378 included in this lot. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 60 - 120
132. TWO EARLY RAILROAD PHOTOGRAPHS including one titled "B. & S. Switchback" and another of a B. & S. locomotive. From the Railroad Crossing Tool and Railroad Museum of Ulysses, Pennsylvania. 35 - 75
133. TWO OUT-OF-PRINT REFERENCE BOOKS including Volume I of Roger Smith's "Patented & Transitional Planes" and Reg Eaton's "The Ultimate Brace". From the Clifford Keefer Collection. 75 - 150
134. SIX "KEEN KUTTER" HATCHETS, all by the E.C. Simmons Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri. Shingle, splitting, lathing types, etc., some with embossed logos, are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
135. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is clean and complete in its early tin box. Fully 95% of the original nickel plating remains. 150 - 300
136. THREE EARLY HAND TOOLS including a Keyes type oiler; a Rabone rosewood level; and a Preston mahogany level. 30 - 60
137. A reprinted edition of the APPLETON'S DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS by D. Appleton & Company, Boston, Massachusetts, complete in two volumes. Also included with the set is a supplemental volume that was included in the set at the time of original publication. From the David Pierson Collection. 50 - 100
138. A REPRODUCTION ROSEWOOD HANDLE "TYPE 3 "WINDSOR" BEADER by the Kansas City Windsor Tool Works, complete with a set of cutters. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 75 - 150
139. SEVEN YEARS OF BOUND VOLUMES OF "THE WOODWORKER" in nine volumes spanning 1901 to 1907. Also included are some pattern making books. From the David Pierson Collection. 25 - 50
140. A NINETEENTH CENTURY SLEIGH BLANKET made from wool and in excellent condition. From the McAfee Museum of Beaverton, Oregon. 30 - 60
141. A LOT OF ANTIQUE TOOL CATALOGUES including Seneca Falls, Disston, Lufkin, etc. 50 - 100
142. THREE EARLY HAND-FORGED WRENCHES including one "Wagon" type and one having a ring handle. 35 - 75
143. FOUR FULL BOXED MOLDING PLANES including examples in the 3/8", 1/2", 5/8" and 3/4" sizes. All are in excellent working condition. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
144. A LIMITED EDITION COPY OF "COLONIAL LIGHTING" by Arthur H. Hayward. This 1923 publication is serial numbered 102 of 206 copies. From the David Pierson Collection. 100 - 200
145. THREE EARLY PLANEMAKERS FLOATS including both tapered and flat types. All are in usable condition. From the Robert Jones Collection. 60 - 120
146. A EIGHTEEN-INCH BLADE COMBINATION SQUARE by The L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. This example is complete with its original center gauge and protractor. 60 - 120
147. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including pliers, cutters, oil cans, saw sets, etc. 20 - 40
148. A rosewood handle COMBINATION BEADING PLANE, No. 50, by STANLEY. This example is in top condition in a fitted wooden box with all original cutters. 60 - 120
149. A SOLID OAK MACHINISTS TOOL CHEST by Gerstner, Dayton, Ohio. This chest has felt-lined drawers and is in excellent overall condition. 150 - 300
150. A SEVEN-INCH SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 2, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Type 11" trademark on this clean example that retains some 85% of its original black japan finish. 125 - 250
151. TWO ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS, both by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut, included in this lot are a cast iron grinder and a No. 2000 door closer. 20 - 40
152. A BRASS CORK CUTTER AND SHARPENER in unused condition. 30 - 60
153. A LOT OF ORIGINAL TOOL CATALOGUES including examples by Proto, Fairbanks, Bonney, Plomb, the Maendler brush Co., etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 30 - 60
154. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODEN CLAMPS. All appear to be in usable condition. 40 - 80
155. A TIMBER FRAMING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a 2" slick by P.S. & W; a 1 1/2" framing chisel by Buck Brothers; and a mallet. 100 - 200
156. A LEATHER COVERED MACHINISTS TOOL CHEST having multiple drawers and oak drawer fronts. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 100 - 200
157. SIX EXTRA CLEAN HAND TOOLS, all by STANLEY. A "Yankee" No. 75 brace, push drill, screwdriver, No. 36 level, No. 70 scraper and "Yankee" No. 1530 A hand drill is included in this grouping. 60 - 120
158. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 4, 78 and 113, all in usable condition, are included in this grouping. 30 - 60
159. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including calipers, tape measures, glass cutters, hand vises, etc. An interesting pair of acorn finial calipers is included in this lot. 30 - 60
160. THREE LARGE FORMAT TOOL CATALOGUES including H.S. & Co.; Hibbard, Spencer & Bartleett; a Millers Falls dealer catalogue and volume 1 of a book published in 1831. 80 - 160
161. An ADJUSTABLE CAST IRON BORING MACHINE by Ajax, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This well made tool is in excellent working condition. 35 - 75
162. TWO BENCH VISE DISPLAY STANDS including one marked N. & B. Champion and another for Hardy Vises. Both have some damage. 40 - 80
163. A LOT OF SPECIAL PURPOSE HAMMERS including claw, upholstery, tack type, etc. Makers include Maydole, Stanley, Cheney, etc. From the Clifford Keefer Collection. 50 - 100
164. A DOVETAILED PINE TOOL CHEST fitted with cherry tills and cherry panels. It is in excellent condition. 125 - 250
165. A LOT OF RAILROAD MUSEUM ITEMS including a whiskey bottle, hetchel and stillyard scale. From the Railroad Crossing Tool and Railroad Museum of Ulysses, Pennsylvania. 50 - 100
166. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE PERIODICALS including "The Chronicle", "The Gristmill"; Paul Kebabian's "American Woodworking Tools"; reprinted catalogues; etc. From the Jan Cover Collection. 50 - 100
167. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE BLOCK PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are examples of the No. 92 shoulder rabbet; No. 60 1/2 low angle; and No. 65 low angle block. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 75 - 150
168. TWO ROSEWOOD BODY SPOKE SHAVES, both by the Kansas City Windsor Tool Works. Examples having 1 1/2" and 2 3/4" cutting irons, both in unused condition are included. 60 - 120
169. A LOT OF ASSORTED RAILROAD TOOLS including punches, wrenches, a branding iron. Some are marked D.L. & W.; B. & S.; and Reading Railroad. 80 - 160
170. TWO CLEAN CAST IRON SPOKE SHAVES, both by Edward Preston & Sons, Birmingham, England. A loop handle adjustable type and a double "gothic" coach type are included. 40 - 80
171. FOUR CLEAN COLLECTIBLE BRACES including a Backus patent having a "B" rarity rating and a Streeter Patent having a "C" rating. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
172. THREE EARLY DEALER CATALOGUES including A Millers Falls/Goodell-Pratt No. 41; a Starrett No. 26; and a William Marples 1938 Edition. 75 - 150
173. A "BLACK RAVEN" AXE by the Kelly Axe & Tool Works, Charleston, West Virginia. This embossed logo axe is in extra crisp and clean condition. 50 - 100
174. A LOT OF EARLY HARDWARE CATALOGUES including many from the West Coast. Many are quite comprehensive. From the David Pierson Collection. 35 - 75
175. A 3 1/2" width carpenter's slick by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. This tool retains its original handle and is in nearly new condition. 100 - 200
176. A LOT OF TWELVE ASSORTED BENCH PLANES including jack and jointer types. Makers include Sanderson, Eagle Mfg. Co.; Gowdrey; Noyes; Strong, etc. From the Robert Jones Collection. 50 - 100
177. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a bullet mold, scales, wooden dividers. fishing lure, etc. 30 - 60
178. FOUR HAND FORGED ADZES including assorted sizes and types. One is a "trade" type axe. 60 - 120
179. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3, 4, 5 C, 7 and No. 9 1/4 block are included. 80 - 160
180. THREE ANIMAL MANAGEMENT ITEMS, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Included in this lot are a single leghold trap; a small cow bell; and a nose lead for a bull. 35 - 75
181. A "KOETH INTERCHANGEABLE TOOL" WRENCH by the Currier-Koeth Manufacturing Company. This patent design interchangeable function tool is in new condition in its original composite case with full paper label. 100 - 200
182. A LOT OF METAL WORKING REFERENCE BOOKS including books on blacksmithing, forging, metalsmithing, etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 30 - 60
183. A SET OF NINE TURNING TOOLS, all by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. All have turned mahogany handles and are in clean and usable condition. 125 - 250
184. A PAIR OF LIMITED EDITION BLOCK PLANES, No. LN2001, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. Both are in unused condition in their original Limited Edition box. 150 - 300
185. TWO "PERFECT" HANDLE SCREWDRIVERS, both by the H.D. Smith Company, Plantsville, Connecticut. Included in this lot are a "Triple Lever" type and an 8" length with "wings". From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
186. THREE EARLY HAND FORGED EDGE TOOLS, all by Brady, Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania. A broad axe, felling axe and mortise axe are included. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 60 - 120
187. A softbound edition of the now out of print, "ANTIQUE AND COLLECTIBLE STANLEY TOOLS" by John Walter in nearly new condition. 100 - 200
188. A SCREW ARM TONGUE PLANE by Israel White, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This plane is marked with the owner imprint "John Davis" and is in excellent collector quality condition. 20 - 40
189. A MAHOGANY INFILL PANEL PLANE having a James Howarth tapered iron and a cast iron body. 150 - 300
190. A SEVEN OUNCE CLAW HAMMER, No. 13, by David Maydole, Norwich, New York. This uncommon Maydole hammer retains its original handle and is in crisp and clean condition. 30 - 60
191. A LOT OF ASSORTED CUTTING IRONS, all by STANLEY. Some "special" cutting irons including reeding and fluting types. 80 - 160
192. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including "The Wagon Book", Van Vliet's "Book of Trades", a book on design, "The Carpenter's Assistant, etc. The full proceeds from the sale of this lot have been donated by a member of the Early American Industries Association for the benefit of the EAIA Endowment Fund. Please bid generously. 50 - 100
193. FIVE EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, al by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 4, 5, 6 and No. 113 circular are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
194. THREE TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including John Moody's "The American Cabinet Maker's Plow Plane"; Don Rosebrooks "The Plow Plane"; and Paul Kebabian's "American Woodworking Tools". 75 - 150
195. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including "The Ultimate Brace"; "Dictionary of Tools"; and the ever-popular, unmatched and timeless "Catalogue of Antique Tools". 40 - 80
196. TWO SOLID OAK TOOL CHESTS, both by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 852, box only and No. 903 with some original tools are included. 40 - 80
197. A COLLECTION OF SIX CARRIAGE MAKER'S PLANES including rabbet, grooving, ovolo and compass types. 60 - 120
198. EIGHT CLEAN SMALL SIZE SPIRIT LEVELS, all by Stanley. Included are examples of the No. 102 in the 10", 12" and 16" size; No. 104 in the 14" and 16" size; No. 104 1/2 in the 12" size; No. 107 in the 9" size; and No. 347 in the 18" size. 35 - 75
199. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Tools at Shelburne Museum and books by Paul Kebabian, Wm. Goodman, Michael Dunbar, Proudfoot & Walker, etc. 30 - 60
200. A SEVEN-INCH SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 2 C, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark on this clean example, which retains some 85% of its original black japan finish. 225 - 450
201. EARLY LIGHTING REFERENCE BOOKS including a book about period lighting fixtures, one on candlesticks, the Lear Collection, Coleman lanterns, etc. 80 - 160
202. THREE OUT-OF-PRINT REFERENCE BOOKS "The Ultimate Brace" by Reg Eaton; "The Cabinet Maker's Plow Plane" by John Moody; and Smith's Key to Sheffield. 50 - 100
203. FOUR EARLY BILL HOLDERS including three that retain their original paper label. Some patented examples are included. 75 - 150
204. TWO LOW ANGLE BLOCK PLANES made by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. Included are the 60 1/2 and the No 60 1/2 R, for cutting rabbet cuts across the grain of the wood. Both planes are in new condition, in their original boxes. 100 - 200
205. EIGHT UNUSUAL SPECIAL PURPOSE ITEMS including a portable gaff and spit, a nail cup, can holder, shears, a punch, etc. 60 - 120
206. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN LAYOUT TOOLS including a J.J. Little level, a Rabone torpedo level, a Stanley No. 20 try square 20, and a Wasco tape measure in its original box. 30 - 60
207. An early BRASS AND STEEL SIGHTING INSTRUMENT fitted with a sliding insert. The sliding insert performs some calculating function. 100 - 200
208. A SURVEYOR'S STAFF COMPASS by the A. Lietz Company, San Francisco, California. This tool is in top condition in its original leather case. 100 - 200
209. An UNUSUAL FLAT BODY BLOWTORCH by the C. & L. Manufacturing Company. This very nicely patinated torch is complete and in excellent overall condition. 30 - 60
210. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are examples of the No. 18, 65 and 79 double side rabbet. All are in excellent condition. 80 - 160
211. SEVEN CLEAN SHIPWRIGHTS PLANES including a handled spar; handled smoother; compass rabbet; jack rabbet, pin plane, etc. 75 - 150
212. A THREE-INCH WIDTH CARPENTER'S SLICK by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. This extra crisp and clean example retains its original handle. 100 - 200
213. A COLLECTION OF EARLY RAILROAD POSTCARDS including many from Western Pennsylvania. Some feature train wrecks. Also included are some cards showing logging scenes. From the Railroad Crossing Tool and Railroad Museum of Ulysses, Pennsylvania. 100 - 200
214. A WORKING SET OF NINE BEAD MOLDING PLANES including 1/8" to 1 1/4" sizes. Makers include Bensen, Greenfield, D.R. Barton, Routledge, etc. 100 - 200
215. A lot of SIX CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS including crosscut, rip and multiple blade types. Makers include Disston, Simonds and Atkins. 30 - 60
216. TWO NEARY NEW COLEMAN LANTERNS, both by the Coleman Lamp & Stove Company, Wichita, Kansas. One is a Limited Edition in its original box which sold for $100.00 in 2007. The other is in top condition in its original case. 50 - 100
217. A lot of EIGHT PAIRS OF PLIERS AND TOOLS, all by Utica Tools, Utica, New York. All are in their original boxes in unused condition. 50 - 100
218. TWO EXTRA CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES, both by M. Copeland, Warranted. Included in this lot are a quirk ovolo with bevel and a quirk ovolo with bead. 80 - 160
219. TWO UNCOMMON WOODWORKING PLANES including a D. Lyon bullnose plane and a modified Stanley No. 75 that has been fitted with a screw adjustment mechanism. 50 - 100
220. An ALUMINUM FORE PLANE, No. A6, by STANLEY. This extra clean example is marked on the cutting iron with the ca. 1920's "Sweetheart" trademark. 125 - 250
221. A "GAGE" JOINTER PLANE, No. G 7, by STANLEY, patented February 17, 1920. Fully 90% of the original black japan finish remains on this clean example which has an early glue repair to the tote. 80 - 160
222. A LIMITED EDITION EDGE TRIM BLOCK PLANE, No. 95, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This example, which is dated "1996", is in new condition in its original box. 125 - 250
223. A CLASSIC CABINET MKRS WORK BENCH having both head and tail vises. This very nicely patinated bench could be put directly to use. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 350 - 750
224. SIX EARLY IMPRINT MACHINISTS TOOLS, all by L.S. Starrett, Athol, Massachusetts. A hermaphrodite caliper; caliper; divider; screw-adjust caliper; combination bevel; precision compass; and a 2" scale, all with the earliest Starrett mark, are incuded in this lot. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 80 - 160
225. An early BEER ADVERTISING SIGN by the Olympia Brewing Company, Olympia, Washington. This pre-prohibition sign is in excellent condition in its original wooden frame. 150 - 300
226. A LOT OF "WRIGHT'S PATENT" CALIPERS as produced by L.W. Pond, Worcester,Massachusetts under the Wright Patent of September 24, 1867. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 80 - 160
227. A BRASS BACK CARCASE SAW by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This 14 point crossuct saw has a curly maple handle and is in brand new condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 100 - 200
228. A PAIR OF EARLY WOODEN SNOWSHOES by the Tubbs Snowshoe Company. These came from a Vermont collection and are in excellent overall condition. 60 - 120
229. An EARLY ADJUSTABLE TYPE BORING MACHINE having a solid oak frame and in excellent working condition. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 80 - 160
230. A CAST IRON PLUMB & LEVEL by M.W. Robinson, Brooklyn, New York. This example of the L.L. Davis Patent has an elaborate casting. Fully 90% of the original black japan finish remains. 60 - 120
231. A LOT OF SEVEN CLEAN FRAMING CHISELS including mortise and framing types. Makers include Riverside, New Haven Edge Tool and G.I. Mix. 50 - 100
232. A LOT OF ASSORTED COLLECTIBLE WRENCHES including wagon, nut, alligator, spoke, nipple and implement types. Makers include Charles Hall, "Perfect Handle", etc. 60 - 120
233. SIX COLLECTIBLE REFERENCE BOOKS including Don Shockley wrench patent books, Volumes 1 and 2; a Smith & Wesson book; "American knives"; and a book on fishing rod making. 100 - 200
234. A LOT OF PRINTING REFERENCE BOOKS including books on type and presses. Some have Czechoslovakian text. 60 - 120
235. A BELTMAKER'S PLANE, No. 11, by STANLEY. The "Sweetheart" trademark is imprinted on the cutting iron of this plane, which retains some 99% of its original black japan finish. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 60 - 120
236. A GRADUATED SET OF EIGHT PARING CHISELS, all by T.H. Witherby, Winsted, Connecticut. All retain their original handles. 200 - 400
237. A COMBINATION DRILL & RATCHET BRACE by the Millers Falls Company. Much of the original paint remains on this clean and complete example. 50 - 100
238. An EARLY PATENT RATCHET BIT BRACE by John Chantrell, Bridgeport, Connecticut, patented October 20, 1885. This scarce early patent brace is in excellent condition. 50 - 100
239. A DISSTON SAW DISPLAY STAND by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This wall mount stand is in excellent condition and could be put directly to use. From the Erwin L. "Erv" Schaffer Collection. 50 - 100
240. A LOT OF AMERICAN CUTTING IRONS including jack, jointer and smooth as well as molding plane irons. Also included is a copy of Bob Jones' book on cutting irons. From the Robert Jones Collection. 80 - 160
241. A LOT OF WELDING ACCESSORIES including tank gauges, a blow pipe in its original box, valves, adapters, etc. 50 - 100
242. A LOT OF PRECISION LAYOUT TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are an incomplete "Odd Jobs"; angle divider; marking gauge; try square; bevel; dividers; etc. 50 - 100
243. A COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is complete in its original chestnut box with one box of cutting irons. Only the "long" arms are present. 50 - 100
244. THREE ADVERTISING COUNTER CARDS, all by Stanley Tools. Advertisements for hammers, Surform files and "Screw Mate" countersinks are included. 35 - 75
245. A PATENT UNIVERSAL COMBINATION PLANE, No. 55, by STANLEY. This example is complete with original cutters in the uncommon hinged tin box. Fully 98% of the original nickel plating remains. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 300 - 600
246. FOUR INTERESTING SHIPWRIGHTS TOOLS including Lignum and rosewood jointers; a brass recast of a Stanley No. 6; and a shipwright's walnut serving mallet. 40 - 80
247. A FULL SET OF THE CATALOGUE OF ANTIQUE TOOLS, the World's Premier Antique Hand Tool Value Guide, by Martin J. Donnelly including all issues from 1994 through 2002. 100 - 200
248. A LOT OF ORIGINAL TOOL CATALOGUES including Niagara Machines; Carborundum; Champion Blower & Forge; Goodell-Pratt; Buffalo Forge; Vosbikian, etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 80 - 160
249. A STEPPED SET OF SIX BORING MACHINE AUGER BITS. Stepped sizes range from 1" to 2" sizes. All are in excellent working condition. 100 - 200
250. A 5 1/2 inch SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 1, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the turn-of-the-century "block letter" trademark on this clean example which has only a small chip from the tip of the tote to note as an "apology". 500 - 1000
251. A CANNON AND CANNONBALL THEME TABLE having mahogany legs. The top of this interesting table has been painted black. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 50 - 100
252. A DOUBLE IRON COOPER'S JOINTER PLANE fashioned from maple. This well made plane shows very little evidence of use. 50 - 100
253. A LOT OF ORIGINAL TOOL CATALOGUES including examples by Stanley, Dixon, the Unadilla Silo Company, etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 35 - 75
254. A CAST IRON BLOCK PLANE, No. 9 1/2, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This double-adjustable equivalent of Stanley's No. 9 1/2 is in new condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 80 - 160
255. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE TIMBER FRAMING TOOLS including a 3 1/2" slick by Albion, an unmarked 2 1/2" framing chisel, and a 1" size corner chisel by Peck, Stow & Wilcox. 60 - 120
256. THREE UNCOMMON BENCH VISES by STANLEY including No.'s 746, 762, 772, all in excellent condition. 60 - 120
257. A "TOOLS AND WEAPONS" BOOK by H.M. Flinders Petrie. This illustration of such devices from the Egyptian Collections of the British Museum was published in 1917. From the David Pierson Collection. 60 - 120
258. An early TWO-POLE CAGEHEAD BRACE having a thumb screw lock and very nicely patinated. 60 - 120
259. A LOT OF BENCH DOGS AND A HOLDFAST. Most are of the spring fit type and all appear to be in usable condition. 30 - 60
260. A BOOKBINDER'S PLOW PLANE by L.M. Carter, Hyde Park, New York. The cutting iron on this well made special purpose plane is secured by a "ram's horn" nut. 60 - 120
261. An EARLY WOODEN TOOL CHEST complete with all original tools including a Stanley No. 6 and 45, some chisels and other accessory tools. The original owner highlighted the tools with red paint so they could not be stolen. We got them anyway. 125 - 250
262. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED BOOKS including precision tool catalogues, later hardware catalogues and a copy of Joshua Rose's "Modern Machine Shop Practice". 60 - 120
263. A LOT OF WOODEN PLANE REFERENCE BOOKS including American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition; British Planemakers; Jack Whelan's "The Wooden Plane"; and Richard Martin's "The Wooden Plane". A reference library in a lot. From the David Pierson Collection. 30 - 60
264. A CABINET MAKER'S BLOCK PLANE, No. 9, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This unused example is in brand new condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 175 - 350
265. An EARLY PATENT LEATHER RIVETING MACHINE by the Tubular Rivet Company, Boston, Massachusetts, patented April 8, 1875. An early special purpose tool in excellent condition. 100 - 200
266. A LOT OF COUNTERSINK DRILL BITS including examples by Fulller, Snappy and some that are not marked with a maker name. Many sizes and types are included in this lot. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 30 - 60
267. A CLASSIC REPRODUCTION BOW SAW by Gramercy Tools, New York, New York. This well made saw is fashioned from ash and is in new condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
268. A PRECISION HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a set of try squares, dovetail templates and a brass caliper. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 60 - 120
269. An "INDEPENDENCE" BRAND TENON SAW by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This thirteen point crosscut saw has a tiger maple handle and is in new condition in its original pasteboard box. 80 - 160
270. A WOODEN INDIAN WAR CLUB fashioned from a root. This early Native American weapon is in excellent working condition and could be put directly to use. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
271. TEN HEAVY DUTY BAR CLAMPS including six Bessey brand clamps in the 18" size and four 12" clamps. All are in unused condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 75 - 150
272. A COLLECTION OF COOPERS HOOP DRIVERS including wood and metal types. Some "Nantucket" type drivers are included in this grouping. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 60 - 120
273. A MASSIVE SHIPWRIGHTS WOODEN COMPASS fashioned from oak and very nicely patinated. 50 - 100
274. Two precision combination squares, both by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. Included in this lot are a combination square, No. CS-6 and a "double square" No. DS-6. Both are in new condition in their original boxes. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 100 - 200
275. A MASSIVE EARLY BOWL ADZE that retains its original handle. This clean and usable tool has a seven-inch width cutting edge. 80 - 160
276. A "CRAFTSMAN" BRAND 7 AMP 1/2" ELECTRIC DRILL by Sears, Roebuck & Company, Chicago. Also included are a small set of forsterbits, a circle cutter and other accessory items. 60 - 120
277. A LOT OF THIRTEEN ASSORTED CARVING TOOLS, all marked "Swiss Made". Chisels and gouges, including some bent types, all in unused condition in a cloth roll, are included in this lot. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 300 - 600
278. A SET OF SIX TANG TYPE CHISELS AND GOUGES, all by William Marples & Company, Sheffield, England. These square edge chisels are in in unused condition. These chisels range from 1/2" to 1 1/2" in width. 125 - 250
279. A ONE-HALF INCH WIDTH CAST IRON DADO PLANE, No. 39, by STANLEY. The fixing screw is marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark on this example, which has some tarnish on the flat machined side. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 80 - 160
280. A LOT OF GLASS REFERENCE BOOKS including books on Sandwich Glass, pottery repair, "Glass in Early America", etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 30 - 60
281. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including contour gauges, a combination square, incra layout rule, etc. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 30 - 60
282. A LOT OF ANTIQUE REFERENCE BOOKS including books on fireplaces, lighters, Stanley Tools, etc. 30 - 60
283. A LOT OF WOODWORKING BOOKS, all by Taunton Press. Included are Garrett Hack's "Handplane Book"; "The Toolbox Book"; "The Workshop Book"; etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 30 - 60
284. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES, all by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. A No. 85 plank tongue & groove pair and two No. 90 nosing planes in the 1 1/2" and 1 1/4" sizes are included. 50 - 100
285. SEVEN CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3, 5, 5 1/4, 12 1/2 scraper, 65, 102 and No. 70 box scraper are included. 50 - 100
286. A LOT OF EARLY HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE including doorknobs, hinges, fittings, etc. 60 - 120
287. A CLASSIC MILLWRIGHT'S PLUMB BOB having reversible tips. Some minor dents and dings add character to this early layout tool. 100 - 200
288. A FOUR-STEM PATENT MARKING GAUGE by C. Sholl, patented March 8, 1864. This rosewood body and arms gauge is in nearly perfect condition. Nice. 100 - 200
289. A NOBLES PATENT BIT BRACE by the Nobles Manufacturing Company, Rochester, New York, patented December 19, 1865. This early patent brace is in excellent overall condition. 40 - 80
290. A LOT OF WOODWORKING BOOKS including titles on cabinetmaking, carpentry, planecraft and wood reference books. 35 - 75
291. THREE BOOKS ON IRONS AND TRIVETS including a book on pressing irons, "Little Irons" and "The Collector's Guide to Trivets & Stands". From the David Pierson Collection. 30 - 60
292. A "THE BOOK OF THE GUN" book by Harold L. Peterson. This long out of print book includes many color illustrations. 30 - 60
293. A COACHMAKERS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including scraper and molding planes fashioned from rosewood, applewood and beech. 100 - 200
294. A BORING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Hermitage Works brace, gimlets, a center bit set, tool handle, screwdrivers, auger bits, etc. 30 - 60
295. A SET OF SIX CRANK NECK CHISELS, all by Buck Brothers, Millbury, Massachusetts. All retain their original "Buck" handles and are in excellent working condition. 90 - 180
296. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including "The Hammer; "American Levels"; farm implement wrenches; and Al Schulz' "Antique & Unusual Wrenches". From the David Pierson Collection. 35 - 75
297. A PATTERNMAKER'S VISE by the Emmert Manufacturing Company, Waynesboro, Pennsylvania.This rare small size example is in clean and sound condition. 300 - 600
298. A LOT OF HARD AND SOFT COVER BOOKS, all by Eric Sloane. Included are "The Weather Book"; "A Reverence for Wood"; "Return to Taos"; "Spirits of 1776"; etc. 50 - 100
299. A LOT OF ASSORTED TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including regional tool catalogues, copies of the Catalogue of Antique Tools; and "Western Pennsylvania Planemakers". 50 - 100
300. A LOT OF ASSORTED BLACKSMITH TOOLS including an approximately 150 pound anvil having an eagle logo on the side, tongs, hammers and a large stake anvil. 150 - 300
301. A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED BELLS including cow bells, sleigh bells, etc. fashioned from copper, brass, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
302. A COOPER'S TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including shaves, an axe, hoop driver, chamfer knife, scorp, croze, etc. All have been kept in a wooden tool chest which is included with the tools. 80 - 160
303. An "AXES OF THE WORLD" ADVERTISING SIGN by Collins & Company, Hartford, Connecticut. This sign is in nearly new condition. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 100 - 200
304. FIVE LONG SIZE "EVERLASTING" CHISELS, all No. 20, by STANLEY. Sizes include 7/8", 1/2", 3/4", 1 1/4" and 1 1/2" widths. All are in excellent working order. 125 - 250
305. FOUR MARKING AND MEASURING TOOLS including three clean gauges and a Stephens Patent rule. 100 - 200
306. A WALDEN'S PATENT QUICK ADJUST NUT WRENCH by the Bay State Tool Company, patented June 7, 1904. This wrench is in nearly new condition. 75 - 150
307. An early CHAIR MAKER'S HAND ADZE having an early style sculpted wooden handle. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
308. A cast iron, nickel plated DOUBLE TONGUE AND GROOVE PLANE, No. 148, by STANLEY. This plane, which was designed for 7/8" stock, is in superb working condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 80 - 160
309. A LATER "BEDROCK" SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 603, by STANLEY. This "Type 11" trademark example retains some 90% of the original black japan finish. 150 - 300
310. Both volumes of the reprinted early editions of "THE CHRONICLE", the research quarterly of the Early American Industries Association. Both volumes are now out of print, and the first volume has been unavailable for many, many years. Essential volumes for the reference library. 50 - 100
311. A BLACKSMITH TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including an anvil, leg vises and a forge blower. The anvil is marked "Vulcan". 125 - 250
312. A FANCY DOUBLE BAR PANEL MARKING GAUGE having a mahogany body with brass wear plates. The owner name "W. Wilhelm" is marked on the tool. 60 - 120
313. A PAIR OF QUIRK OVOLO WITH BEVEL MOLDING PLANES by P. Chapin, Maker, Baltimore, Maryland. These planes are marked "1 1/4 & 1/2" and "1 1/2 & 1/2" on the heel. 100 - 200
314. TWO EBONY AND BRASS INSTRUMENT MAKER'S PLANES including flat and compass sole types in a fitted box. 100 - 200
315. AN IVORY & GERMAN SILVER DRAFTING SET by Tamaya & Company, Ginza, Tokyo (Nippon). This comprehensive set includes trammels, a pair of proportional dividers, etc. The set is complete and in nearly new condition. 100 - 200
316. TWO FIRST EDITION BOOKS, both by Eric Sloane. A leather bound copy of "Don't" and a copy of "Recollections in Black & White" are included. 60 - 120
317. A LOT OF WOODWORKING MAGAZINES including Fine Woodworking and Fine Homebuilding. 100 - 200
318. A PICTORIAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF TRADES BOOK by Denis Diderot. This Compact Edition contains Books 18-28 complete in one leather bound volume. 50 - 100
319. A GLASS CUTTER ADVERTISING SIGN by the Goodell Pratt Company. This ca. 1910 type sign has some minor corner damage but is otherwise excellent. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 80 - 160
320. A CLASSIC WOODEN "SPILL" PLANE bearing the owner mark "J. Marston". The cutting iron is fashioned from a file. 40 - 80
321. FOUR ENGLISH TYPE TOOL HANDLES including one extra large size. All are in excellent condition. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 100 - 200
322. A LOT OF HAND FORGED LUMBER HARDWARE including hooks, chains, pintels, cant hooks, etc. 30 - 60
323. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 12 1/2 scraper; No. 113 circular; and and No. 40 "scrub" are included. The No. 40 has an early brazed repair. 60 - 120
324. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE VISES including a Richards & Wilcox woodworker and an Erie Tool Works metal working type. 50 - 100
325. A LOT OF FIVE ASSORTED WAFFLE IRONS including some having ornate lids. One is marked "F. Buckwalter, Pennsylvania". 125 - 250
326. A RARE PATTERNMAKER'S HAND SAW by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This extra fine tooth saw is in excellent collector quality condition. 60 - 120
327. TWO EARLY CARPENTERS TOOL CHESTS including a lift front type containing many wooden planes and a walnut example with trays. 150 - 300
328. An early TEN-INCH BLADE BROAD AXE by Provost & Williams, Newark, New Jersey. This example retains its original offset handle. This partnership worked from 1872 to 1874 only. 60 - 120
329. A LOT OF MACHINIST TOOL CATALOGUES including examples by Starrett, Brown & Sharpe; Pratt & Whitney, etc. 30 - 60
330. TWO SETS OF ENGLISH PLOW CUTTING IRONS including an eight-iron set by P.F. Stone and a Mathieson set of eight irons. From the Robert Jones Collection. 60 - 120
331. A set of DRAUGHTSMAN'S TRAMMELS by Theo. Alteneder & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. These German silver precision layout tools are in top condition in their original velvet-lined leather case. 80 - 160
332. FOUR TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Alvin Sellens' "Dictionary of Tools" and "Stanley Planes"; "Embossed Axes"; and Paul Kebabian's classic "American Woodworking Tools". 50 - 100
333. TWO MEDICAL QUACKERY DEVICES. Both are electrical in nature and in their original wooden boxes. These were consigned by a One hundred and sixty-four year old man who was leaving on a bicycle trip around the world. 100 - 200
334. A LOT OF EARLY ISSUES OF "THE CHRONICLE" by the Early American Industries Association. These 1937 and 1938 Editions are in excellent condition. 20 - 40
335. TWO EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 5 1/2 in nearly new condition and a No. 26 transitional are included in this grouping. 75 - 150
336. An EARLY PATENT BRACE by Greenleaf Stackpole, New York, New York, patented April 2, 1867. This uncommon screw-lock brass chuck brace has been assigned the "B" rating for rarity in Ron Pearson's book "The Patented American Brace". A nice example. 50 - 100
337. A LOT OF ASSORTED GOUGES AND CHISELS including framing, firmer paring and corner types. Makers include Kokomo, Lakeside, Witherby and Stanley. 60 - 120
338. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a pair of Goodell-Pratt chamfer guides, a "Hercules" plane, gouges, a rosewood marking gauge. saw set, machinist level, etc. 50 - 100
339. THREE EXTRA CLEAN BRACES, all by STANLEY. A No. 813 G in the 12" size, No. 2101 10" size and a No. 984 corner ratchet brace are included. 50 - 100
340. A MINIATURE GROOVING PLANE, No. M 40, by William Marples & Company, Sheffield, England. This example is complete with both original cutting irons in its original box. 50 - 100
341. A LOT OF PEWTER REFERENCE BOOKS including "Old Pewter"; "Pewter in America"; and "Pewter in the Museum of Fine Arts". 60 - 120
342. A COLLECTION OF EARLY WAGON WRENCHES including examples by Joy, Millers Falls, perfection, etc. Also included is a hatchet combination tool. 90 - 180
343. FOUR EARLY FIREPLACE WAFFLE IRONS including large and small sizes. Some figural types are included. 60 - 120
344. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including a Mathieson catalogue reprint and books on coppersmithing, tin plate work, a Dixon catalogue, etc. 80 - 160
345. A COLLECTION OF WOODWORKING REFERENCE BOOKS including books on whittling, carving, cabinet making, etc. 50 - 100
346. TWO PAIRS OF HOLLOW AND ROUND MOLDING PLANES including an unhandled 7/8" pair by M. Crannell and a 1" handled pair by Greenfield. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 60 - 120
347. A LIMITED EDITION BLOCK PLANE, No. LN2003, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This skew blade plane is in new condition in its original pasteboard box. 125 - 250
348. An EARLY SET OF SOCKET WRENCHES by the Syracuse Wrench Company, Syracuse, New York. This set is complete in its original wooden box. 35 - 75
349. THIRTY PATENT OFFICE GAZETTE BOOKS by United States Patent Office. These books, which span the range from 1848 to 1871, contain much useful information. 100 - 200
350. A 1 3/4" MILLWRIGHTS CHISEL by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. This extra-long chisel measures 17" from edge tip to socket. 150 - 300
351. A NO. 4 EQUIVALENT PLANE, No. 3004, by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Fully 98% of the the original paint remains on this mahogany handle plane. 100 - 200
352. A MISCELLANEOUS EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Buck crank neck gouge, greenlee chisel, Winsted folding handle draw knife, plane, scraper, etc. 90 - 180
353. A LOT OF ORIGINAL TOOL CATALOGUES including examples by Stanley, Keuffel & Esser, Crescent, Planet Jr. and a book of steam logging equipment. From the David Pierson Collection. 40 - 80
354. TWO MID-WEST MAKER EMBOSSED AXES including a Hibbard, Spencer & Bartett "O.V.B." and a "B.B.B.", Bingham's Best Brand. 60 - 120
355. FIVE TANG TYPE PATTERN MAKERS GOUGES, all by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. All retain their original handles and are in excellent condition. 100 - 200
356. A PATENT WANTAGE RULE by Alexander, patented May, 1897. An uncommon special purpose measuring rule. 60 - 120
357. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 6 fore, 78 filletster and No. 90 J (English) are included. 60 - 120
358. A LATER "BEDROCK" SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 604 1/2, by STANLEY. Fully 95% of the original black japan finish remains on this ca. 1930's example. 300 - 600
359. A TORMEK T-7 WATER COOLED GRINDER by Sharptoolsusa, Brighton, Missouri. This dual-wheel grinder includes a 250 grit wheel and a leather strop wheel with a wide range of accessories. It has been very little used. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 200 - 400
360. A LOT OF ASSORTED MACHINISTS TOOLS, all by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Included in this lot are a surface gauge, rules, nippers, micrometers, gauges, bevels and a screw pitch gauge. All are in clean and sound condition. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 60 - 120
361. FIVE EARLY SPRING JOINT CALIPERS AND DIVIDERS, all by J. Stevens & Company, Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts. Many are arked with the designation "Pat. Appl'd for". From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 60 - 120
362. A COMBINATION BEADING PLANE, No. 50, by STANLEY. This extra crisp black japan finish example is in new condition in its original box which has some tape on the box corners. 200 - 400
363. TWO INTERESTING COMBINATION TOOLS including a "Neverstall" type and another that is not marked with a maker name. 50 - 100
364. SIX SPECIAL PURPOSE DEVICES including a crank handle cutter, guillotine cutter, riveter, retractable chain for a hanging lamp, card stamp, etc. 75 - 150
365. THREE PATENTED MACHINISTS TOOLS including a March 21, 1905 patent bevel; a March 3, 1891 patent inclinometer level and a depth micrometer. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 50 - 100
366. TWO DOUBLE TONGUE AND GROOVE PLANES, including a No. 147 having a chip from the cap iron on one side and a No. 48 in excellent working order, both by STANLEY. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 100 - 200
367. A LOT OF ASSORTED LIE-NIELSEN TOOLS, all by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. Included in this lot are a set of draw bore pins, a carbide burnisher, scrapers and a bench brush. All are in unused condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 80 - 160
368. A LOT OF ANTIQUE REFERENCE BOOKS including books on furniture, antiques, Yankee peddler's, etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 25 - 50
369. THREE UNUSED WOODWORKING PLANES by Stanley Tools, England. Included in this lot are a No. 71 router plane; No. 79 double side rabbet; and No. 271 palm router plane. All are in unused condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
370. A LOT OF EARLY HARDWARE CATALOGUES including many from the West Coast. Some appear to be quite early. From the David Pierson Collection. 50 - 100
371. A "BEDROCK" JOINTER PLANE, No. 607 C, by STANLEY. Fully 99% of the original black japan finish remains on this clean and usable example. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 200 - 400
372. A CAST IRON ROUTER ROUTER PLANE, No. 3070, by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Connecticut. This uncommon router is in excellent condition with one original cutting iron. 50 - 100
373. A LOT OF ASSORTED LEATHER TOOLS including punches, a leather worker's palm, burnishers, hammers, slitters, a boot hook, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 80 - 160
374. An UNHANDLED FLAME BOXWOOD PLOW PLANE by Casey Kitchell & Company, Auburn, New York. One of the arms is shorter than the other, but the plane is otherwise excellent. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 125 - 250
375. A "BEDROCK" TYPE HEAVY JACK PLANE, No. 5 1/2, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This plane has bronze fittings and is in new condition in its original box. Also included is the optional accessory "York Pitch" frog for working with hardwoods. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 200 - 400
376. A FEIN HEAVY DUTY DUST EXTRACTOR VACUUM, No. 9.77.25, by Fein Power Tool Incorporated, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This well made vacuum includes its original floor sweeping attachment. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 125 - 250
377. A LOT OF ASSORTED SCREW DRIVER BIT SETS including sets by Sears, Dewalt, Irwin, etc. All are in unused condition in their original cases. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 25 - 50
378. TWO TIMBER MAKER'S TOOLS including a Witherby 3" slick and a 1" corner chisel. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 80 - 160
379. THREE BIRDSEYE MAPLE HAND TOOLS including a bevel with iron blade and two chair scrapers. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 60 - 120
380. A maple PATTERNMAKER'S SOLE PLANE including seven original soles and two original cutting irons. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 40 - 80
381. A LOT OF FIVE ASSORTED SPEED INDICATORS including examples by Starrett, Brown & Sharpe, Veeder Root, etc. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 30 - 60
382. A "DIRECTORY OF LANCASTER COUNTY BLACKSMITHS" BOOK published by area "P" of the Mid-west Tool Collectors Association. Included are two dozen brand new copies. 50 - 100
383. A LOT OF ARCHITECTURAL REFERENCE BOOKS including Connecticut homes, colonial homes, Virginia homes and a copy of Lathrop's "Historic Houses of America". From the David Pierson Collection. 30 - 60
384. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN HAND SAWS including a Disston No. D-8 and three Atkins type. Crosscut, rip and metal cutting types are included in this grouping. 30 - 60
385. FIVE ANTIQUE TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Roger Smith's "Patented & Transitional Planes, V. 1"; Tom Lamond's "Spokeshaves"; Milt Bacheller's "American Marking Gauges; Don Rosebrook's "American Levels"; and a copy of "Smith's Key". From the David Pierson Collection. 60 - 120
386. THREE EARLY HAND MADE TOOLS including a decorated metal working hammer; a wheelwright's reamer in a fitted "keeper" case; and a flooring gauge. 30 - 60
387. A LOT OF NEW YORK STATE MAKER MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, bead, etc. Makers include Auburn, Bewley, Shiverick, Harron, etc. 60 - 120
388. A CARVED EIGHTEENTH CENTURY COOPERS JOINTER PLANE having elaborate throat carving. The wood looks to be cherry. A pretty plane. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 100 - 200
389. An EARLY HAND FORGED BRASS TRAVELER. This nicely patinated tool is tastefully imprinted with the names of previous owners "S.D. Sykes" and "J.B. Care". 80 - 160
390. A COOPER'S TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a sun plane, crozes, draw knives, a traveler, reamers, a scorp, etc. 100 - 200
391. A THREE-INCH SOCKET TYPE CARPENTERS SLICK by the Fulton Tool Company. This extra clean edge tool has a later type turned handle and could be put directly to use. 60 - 120
392. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including value and identification guides. From the David Pierson Collection. 40 - 80
393. A COLLECTION OF FINISH TYPE CLAW HAMMERS including 5 and 7 oz. sizes. Included are a Maydole No. 13 M and examples by C. Hammond, Stanley, Atha, etc. 100 - 200
394. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including "The Art of Fine Tools" and books by Barlow, Farnham, Salaman, etc. 35 - 75
395. A CAST IRON DADO PLANE, No. 39, by STANLEY. This 3/4" size example is in nearly new condition. 100 - 200
396. TWO UNUSED HAND FORGED HATCHETS, both by Gransfors Bruks, Sweden. These high quality hand forged edge tools are a carpenter axe and a mini hatchet. 100 - 200
397. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODLAND TOOLS including broad axes, an adze, bark spuds, mortise axe, etc. 40 - 80
398. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a hetchel, eel spear, tongs, draw knife, utensils, candlestick, etc. 50 - 100
399. A RIGHT-HAND SKEW BLOCK PLANE, No. 140, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This cast bronze body plane is in new condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 100 - 200
400. A rare IRONMONGER'S FOUR-FOLD RULE by Chaplin Son & Shepherd, London, England. This most interesting rule has all manner of tables relating to "pots", "pans", "copper", "iron bars", "round stock", etc. inscribed on the various faces and edges. A great early rule that has some very minor staining adjacent to the "bitted" Eighteenth Century style joint, but is otherwise perfect. A great rule. 200 - 400
401. A LOT OF LATHE AND TURNING REFERENCE BOOKS including three volumes by Holtzapfel; a reprint of "L'Art Du Tour"; Northcott's "Treatise on the Lathe"; etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 30 - 60
402. A LOT OF EARLY TOOL RELATED PRINT BLOCKS including one from Tyzak & Sons. Also included are a number of TATHS publications. 25 - 50
403. A copy of Nicholson's 1818 encyclopedia by William Nicholson. Twelve full volumes are included. All have some foxing, but are otherwise sound. From the Erwin L. "Erv" Schaffer Collection. 50 - 100
404. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including a Pennsylvania Hardware catalogue; a Stanley No. 34 catalogue; woodworking books, etc. 50 - 100
405. TWO PRECISION LAYOUT TOOLS, both by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. Examples of the TB-4 angle bevel and TB-1 "T" bevel, both in new condition in their original boxes, are included in this lot. 80 - 160
406. A TRANSITIONAL FORE PLANE, No. 28, by STANLEY. Fully 98% of the original paint remains as well as the full original decal remain on this extra clean example. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 100 - 200
407. A HANDLED ROSEWOOD PLOW PLANE, No. 104, by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. This interesting plane has boxwood arms and rosewood nuts. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 150 - 300
408. FIVE EARLY AND UNUSUAL SCREWDRIVERS including examples by Millers Falls, "Yankee", Reid and a Stanley No. 215 ratchet type. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 100 - 200
409. An UNHANDLED WEDGE ARM PLOW PLANE by Jas. Eames, London, England. This plane is fitted with four brass tips on the arms and includes eight Jas. Howarth irons. 80 - 160
410. A CRAFTSMAN'S SET OF WOODWORKING TOOLS including their original tool chest. Wood, metal and transitional planes as well as saws clamps, gauges, files, etc. are included in this lot. 100 - 200
411. A LOT OF TECHNOLOGY HISTORY BOOKS including Goodman's "History of Woodworking Tools"; Mercer's "Ancient Carpenter's Tools"; "America's Wooden Age"; "History of Machine Tools"; "Industrial Archaeology", etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 30 - 60
412. A COLLECTION OF CAST IRON REFERENCE BOOKS including "Antique Iron"; "Iron at Winterthur; "Hooks, Rings & Other Things", etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 50 - 100
413. A LOT OF ANTIQUE FURNITURE REFERENCE BOOKS including books on country furniture, doors and windows, etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 35 - 75
414. A LIGHTED ADVERTISING SIGN by the Millers Falls Company, Greenfield, Massachusetts. This 1960's type sign is in excellent working condition. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 60 - 120
415. FIVE EARLY TOOL CATALOGUES including catalogues of machinery, looms, brass goods, etc. From the Erwin L. "Erv" Schaffer Collection. 50 - 100
416. An OUTDOOR RELATED ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including fishing tackle; a dory maker's clamp; trade axe; ice creepers; oil cans, etc. Any pioneer worth his (or her) salt could survive in the woods for many months equipped with no more than the contents of this lot. 40 - 80
417. A JAPANESE PATTERN HAND SAW, No. JS-1, by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. This saw is in brand new, unused condition in its original "keeper" sleeve. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
418. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3, 5 1/2, 7 C and No. 102 block are included in this lot. 75 - 150
419. A classic DECORATED "GOOSEWING" AXE ornamented with a star decoration. This well made axe retains its original wooden handle. 200 - 400
420. A LOT OF ORIGINAL TOOL CATALOGUES including examples by Strelinger, Fairbanks, Goodell-Pratt, P.S. & W., Greenlee, Sargent, etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 50 - 100
421. A LOT OF ASSORTED REFERENCE BOOKS including books on antiques, furniture, country life, etc. 35 - 75
422. A CAST IRON CIRCULAR PLANE, No. 20, by STANLEY. This example is marked with the "Type 11" trademark and retains some 90% of its original nickel plating. 150 - 300
423. A REVERSIBLE SPEED TURNING LATHE by Allen Brothers designed for use with wood or metal. It is in excellent working condition. 200 - 400
424. TWO UNCOMMON AMERICANA BOOKS, both by Eric Sloane. Included in this lot are a First Edition of "Mr. Daniels and the Grange" and a 1958 Edition of "Seasons of America Past". 60 - 120
425. A SLIDE ADJUST SHOE RULE by Kerby & Brother, Makers, New York, New York. This boxwood body rule is fitted with IVORY inlay. 100 - 200
426. A LOT OF TOOL AND ANTIQUE REFERENCE BOOKS including a book on the Columbian Exposition; Audels, Barlow, "Collecting Tools", etc. 40 - 80
427. THREE EARLY PLANE MAKERS' FLOATS including flat and round types and course and fine cut styles. From the Robert Jones Collection. 60 - 120
428. A LOT OF ASSORTED PLANE PARTS, all by STANLEY. Block, bench and scraper parts, including frogs, caps, irons, etc., are included. 30 - 60
429. A LOT OF SEVEN MEMO SPINDLES having cast iron and wooden bases. All appear to be of Nineteenth or early Twentieth Century origin. 80 - 160
430. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including copies of the Catalogue of Antique Tools", Tony Murland catalogs; Henry Mercer's "Ancient Carpenters Tools", etc. 40 - 80
431. A COOPERS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a croze, sun plane, shaves, a flagging iron, adze, etc. 75 - 150
432. THREE TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Bacheller's "American Marking Gauges"; "The Art of Fine Tools"; and Garrett Hack's "The Hand Plane". 50 - 100
433. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including tapes, drills, screwdrivers, and bevels. Some are in need of restoration. 60 - 120
434. FOUR EARLY IRON RELATED ITEMS including a massive coal burning iron; an alcohol iron; a fluter; and a sad iron. 60 - 120
435. A "UNIVERSAL" SPOKE SHAVE, No. 67, by STANLEY. This example is complete and in excellent condition in its original pasteboard box. From the Richard Ducey Collection. 100 - 200
436. A MISCELLANEOUS GIZMO ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a patented press; circular glass cutter; puller, patented key, etc. 40 - 80
437. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including copies of the "Stanley Tool Collector" news and the auction catalogues produced by J. Lee Murray, Jr., the marketing genius responsible for the success of the "Your Country Auctioneer" auctions. 50 - 100
438. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a No. 289 body, a grinder; vise; stair saw, holdfasts, etc. 30 - 60
439. TWO TOOL SUPPLY CATALOGUES including examples from Somers, Fitler & Todd, Pittsburgh; and Beals, Mccarthy& Rogers, Buffalo, N.Y. 30 - 60
440. FIVE TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Al Sellens' "The Stanley Plane" and "Woodworking Planes"; Reg Eaton's "The Ultimate Brace"; Jack Whelan's "The Wooden plane"; and Paul Kebabian's "American Woodworking Tools". 60 - 120
441. A LOT OF HAND FORGED DIVIDERS AND CALIPERS including some file decorated types. All are of early manufacture. 80 - 160
442. Both volumes of ROGER SMITH'S CLASSIC BOOKS, Patented and Transitional Planes in America, complete with the original dust jackets. The first volume has been out of print for some time and the second is likely to follow it soon. Essential references for the collector's library. 125 - 250
443. A COLLECTION OF WOODWORKING REFERENCE BOOKS including books on caning, turning, the table saw, router, cabinetmaking, etc. From the Clifford Keefer Collection. 80 - 160
444. FIVE BOXED BEAD MOLDING PLANES, all by American makers. Sizes ranging from 1/4" to 3/4" are included. Makers include Bensen, Howland, Auburn Tool, etc. 50 - 100
445. A BENCH RABBET PLANE, No. 10 1/2, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark on this example, which retains fully 1" of its original cutting iron. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 100 - 200
446. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 605 "Bedrock" jack and No. 3 smoothing plane are included in this lot. 60 - 120
447. An ENGINE DIVIDED RULE SET by F. Mccarthy & Sons. This set of boxwood rules in a mahogany case is graduated in chains. It is in nearly new condition. 60 - 120
448. SIX INTERESTING SMALL HAMMERS including one tool handle type, metal working hammers, etc. 60 - 120
449. FIVE TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Ken Roberts's "Wooden Planes in America" V. II; Roberts' Sheffield Key; and three books by Alvin Sellens. 35 - 75
450. A FORGED STEEL ANVIL by Vulcan. This sixty-pound weight anvil is in extra crisp and clean condition. 60 - 120
451. An EARLY PATENT HAY HARPOON by T.H. Arnold, Troy, Pennsylvania, patented May 1, 1866. This early agricultural tool is in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
452. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Postman's "Anvils in America"; "Tools as Art"; and Eric Sloane's "A Museum of Early American Tools". 30 - 60
453. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including grinders, chisels, gouges, box handles, screwdrivers, stones, a draw knife, etc. 40 - 80
454. A QUICK-ADJUST PIPE WRENCH by Empire, patented December 29, 1896. A rare wrench in excellent collector quality condition. 60 - 120
455. A PRECISION TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including micrometers, rules, hollow augers, marking gauges, calipers, etc. 50 - 100
456. THREE EXTRA LARGE BRASS PLUMB BOBS including one marked "32". Included are three distinctly different forms. 150 - 300
457. A COMBINATION PLOW PLANE, No. 2, by the Siegley Tool Company, Wilkes Barre, Pa. This plane, which was patented on February 10, 1891, includes on original iron and an extra fence. 80 - 160
458. SIX NEW YORK MAKER MOLDING PLANES including ogee, quirk ogee, thumb type, cove profiles, etc. 50 - 100
459. A MISCELLANEOUS WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including mitre boxes, chisels. braces, etc. 50 - 100
460. An EXTRA CLEAN JOINTERS TRY SQUARE and a 10" size bevel, both by Tidgewell & Company, Middletown, Connecticut. 25 - 50
461. A "VICTOR" CIRCULAR PLANE, No. 10, by Leonard Bailey. This uncommon type plane is in need of a light cleaning, but is otherwise in sound and complete condition. 150 - 300
462. A LOT OF FORGED IRON ITEMS including railroad and logging items. From the Railroad Crossing Tool and Railroad Museum of Ulysses, Pennsylvania. 50 - 100
463. EIGHT EXTRA CLEAN HAND TOOLS, all by STANLEY. A No. 49 bit gauge; No. 59 doweling jig; No. 42 saw set; No. 98 marking gauge; No. 138 level sights; and No. 946 brace are included in this lot. 50 - 100
464. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including Xcelite sets, wrenches, a mini screwdriver set, etc. 30 - 60
465. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a dovetail template, socket sets, a vise, Simpson test indicator, etc. 35 - 75
466. A MEGA LOT OF ASSORTED WRENCHES including pipe, nut and implement types. Many sizes and types are included in this lot. 50 - 100
467. An INTERSTING HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including wrenches, a hammer, screwdrivers, auger bits, a level, dividers, etc. 25 - 50
468. A copy of "CARPENTRY MADE EASY" a book by William E. Bell, Ottawa, Illinois. This 1868 edition is clothbound and contains 134 pages. 50 - 100
469. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a plier set, screwdriver set, wrench set, vise, drill, allen wrench set, etc. 25 - 50
470. An ECLECTIC LOT OF TOOLS & GADGETS including shears, burners, a laboratory device and a large arch punch. 50 - 100
471. A FIXED ANGLE BORING MACHINE including four original bits. 100 - 200
472. THREE ENGLISH COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including examples by Arthur, Edinburgh; I. Gleave; and H. Brown. 60 - 120
473. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODWORKING PLANES including jack, smooth, block and combination types. All are offered for parts or restoration 60 - 120
474. A HANDLED BEECHWOOD PLOW PLANE, No. 529, by the Greenfield Tool Company, Greenfield, Massachusetts. This well made plane has boxwood arms and nuts and includes five original cutting irons. 90 - 180
475. TEN PAIRS OF HOLLOW AND ROUND MOLDING PLANES, all by H. Chapin, Union Factory. Sizes range from No. 2 to No. 20 size. All are in clean and usable condition. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 300 - 600
476. TWO SETS OF WOODWORKING REFERENCE BOOKS including an eight-volume "Modern Carpenter & Joiner" set and a three-volume "New Carpenter & Joiner" set. 50 - 100
477. A COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is complete in its original box in nearly new condition. 150 - 300
478. A lot of TEN "BESSEY" BRAND HEAVY DUTY CLAMPS by the American Clamping Company. Included are two 60" size; four 24" size: 2 40" size; and 2 30" size. All are in essentially unused condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 125 - 250
479. An EARLY WOODEN BUTTER CHURN by the Dawson Manufacturing Company, Rockford, Illinois. This well made churn includes its original stand and retains its original stenciling on the body. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 100 - 200
480. TWO UNUSED RABBET PLANES, both by Stanley Tools, England. Examples of the No. 90 and No. 92 both in new condition in their original boxes, are included. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
481. A BRASS BACK CARCASE SAW by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This 15 point rip type saw has a curly maple handle and is in brand new condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 100 - 200
482. THREE EXTRA CLEAN HAND TOOLS, all by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. Included in this lot are a No. AS-14 combination square; No. TB-2 bevel; and a screw clamp. 100 - 200
483. THREE CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a Burnham ovolo with bevel; Kennedy quirk ovolo with astragal; and an unmarked ogee with bevel. 50 - 100
484. A lot of FINE WOODWORKING MAGAZINES, all by the Taunton Press. 15 - 30
485. TWO UNCOMMON HAMMERS, both by by H. Cheney, Little Falls, New York. Included in this lot are a No. 302 2 pound flooring hammer and an adze type hammer No. 777. 80 - 160
486. A "SAMSON" TEN-INCH SWEEP RATCHET BRACE, No. 400, by the Peck Stow & Wilcox Company. Nearly all of the original nickel plating remains on this example in excellent working condition. 20 - 40
487. THREE UNCOMMON STANLEY ITEMS, all by STANLEY. A pair of No. 3 trammels; No. 44 bit & square level; and a Stanley "Sweetheart" belt buckle produced by Alvin Sellens are included in this grouping. 100 - 200
488. TWO EARLY AND UNUSUAL OIL CANS including a large Keyes type and an example of Rippingill's Patent. 80 - 160
489. A BOXWOOD ALIDADE SIGHTING LEVEL by Secretan, a Paris. The original instructions, written in French are affixed to the underside of this extra crisp precision measuring instrument. 50 - 100
490. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 4 C smooth; No. 9 1/2 block; and No. 40 scrub are included. 35 - 75
491. A LOT OF EARLY TRADE REFERENCE BOOKS including many Shire Editions. Some books on early iron manufacture are also included. From the David Pierson Collection. 30 - 60
492. A LOT OF BLACKSMITHING REFERENCE BOOKS including "The Art of Blacksmithing", "Practical Projects", "Elementary Forge Practice", etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 30 - 60
493. TWO PRECISION LAYOUT TOOLS, both by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. An MS-2 mitre square. and TB-2 "T" bevel are included. 80 - 160
494. THREE PRECISION LAYOUT SQUARES, all by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. An SS-DT dovetail square, SS-2 saddle square and an SS-4 saddle square are included in this lot. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 100 - 200
495. TWO EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 3 smoothing plane and No. 71 router both in new condition in their original boxes, are included in this lot. 100 - 200
496. A LOT OF ANTIQUE REFERENCE BOOKS including "The Eggbeater Book" and books on butter molds, "The Cabinet Makers of America", etc. 35 - 75
497. A WOOD PLANE PARTS OPPORTUNITY LOT including wedges, bodies, fences, handles, etc. Many usable parts are included in this lot. 20 - 40
498. A ROSEWOOD PLUMB & LEVEL, No. 10, by Stratton Brothers that is not marked with the maker name. This uncommon long size level is in excellent collector quality condition. 100 - 200
499. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including many advertising items, a tape measure, a steam gauge, a thermometer, etc. 40 - 80
500. THREE EARLY WOODEN BARRELS including one having an insert to allow it to function as a stand or planter. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 100 - 200
501. An UNUSUAL CAST ALUMINUM FORE PLANE apparently made by creating a casting pattern from a Stanley No. 6. The toe of the plane is cast in raised lettering with the name "FRANK", which may be a clue as to who produced the casting. Interesting. 50 - 100
502. An EARLY PATENT SCREWDRIVER BIT by Eugene D. King, Homer, New York, patented June 1, 1886. This is the first example of this unusual bit that we have seen. 30 - 60
503. A LOT OF ASSORTED "RED HANDLE" CHISELS, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are a set of five No. 720 and six No. 750 chisels. Most retain their original handles. 80 - 160
504. An OCTAGONAL BOARD MEASURE CANE RULE having dual brass tips. There are no maker markings on this professionally made rule. 50 - 100
505. THREE SMALL MACHINISTS VISES including hand and bench mount types. Included in this lot an 1885 patent by H. & B.; a Millers Falls hand vise; and an unmarked hand vise. 25 - 50
506. An "EXELSIOR" TOOL HANDLE, No. 2, by STANLEY, patented March 13, 1867. Some 60% of the original paint remains. 35 - 75
507. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS, all by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A No. 9 three medallion; No. 16 10 point crosscut; and a No. 12 11 point are included in this lot. 50 - 100
508. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including knick-knacks. maps, pictures, etc. 20 - 40
509. A THUMLER'S TUMBLER ROCK TUMBLER, No. T, by Tru-Square Metal Products, Auburn, Washington. This rock polishing device is in unused condition in its original box. 25 - 50
510. A PAIR OF APPLEWOOD HOLLOW AND ROUND MOLDING PLANES, No. 4, by A. Inglis, Delhi, New York. Both are imprinted with the owner mark "Wm. Fisher" and are in nearly new condition. 80 - 160
511. A PAIR OF PATENTED CHAMFER GUIDES by Pliny F. Chandler, Springfield, Massachusetts, patented July 14, 1885. These cast bronze guides will fit a wide range of drawknife sizes. 35 - 75
512. An UNUSUAL SPECIAL PURPOSE TOOL OPPORTUNITY LOT including checkering stamps, Mathieson gauges, and a box cutting tool. 30 - 60
513. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including an Ivory handle dagger, knife, cherry stoner, saw tools, dust bellows, etc. 25 - 50
514. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including D.R. Barton crank neck chisels; a Millers Falls shave; push drill; cornering tools; screwdriver; spoke shave, etc. 30 - 60
515. A LOT OF SIX MODERN WOODWORKING TOOLS all fashioned from brass. Included are violin maker planes and a "No. 75" type bullnose plane. 35 - 75
516. FIVE AUTOMOTIVE WRENCHES including a set of four "Rambler" type; a John Deere double end; and a Winchester pipe wrench. 25 - 50
517. A SOLID BRASS ARMORER'S BRACE having a screw lock chuck. This tool has been been professionally cleaned and polished. 50 - 100
518. A "STANLEY TOOL CENTER" ADVERTISING SIGN by Stanley Tools that features a rule and hammer. 30 - 60
519. A SET OF NINE ORIGINAL CUTTING IRONS by STANLEY for a No. 46 plane. All are in excellent condition in their original wooden box. 80 - 160
520. SEVEN SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS including a brass divider; D.B. & S. try square; H.B. Smith caliper; and a set of carving tools. 60 - 120
521. FOUR CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including two thumb planes; a Marples crank neck gouge; and a boxwood handle screwdriver. 80 - 160
522. A PAIR OF PATENT LADDER LOCKS by C.P. Bushnell, Providence, Rhode Island, patented July 31, 1894. 25 - 50
523. A LOT OF ASSORTED "C" CLAMPS including some examples that appear never to have been used. Many sizes and types are included. 30 - 60
524. An EARLY WOODEN BUTTER CHURN and also a later reproduced type. The early churn is very nicely patinated. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 80 - 160
525. A GRAND PIANO FORM MUSIC BOX that retains its original woven cover. This well made turn-of-the-century curiosity plays the "Don Juan Minuet". From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
526. A WILTON 1" BELT & DISK SANDER, No. 4002, by Wilton, Palatine, Illinois. This specialized shop tool is in nearly new condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 100 - 200
527. An EARLY CAST IRON COPY PRESS that appears to date from ca. 1900. 80 - 160
528. TWO EXTRA CLEAN HAND SAWS including a Disston D-15 eleven-point crosscut and a Disston D-23 "lightweight" 5 1 /2 point rip. 40 - 80
529. EIGHT ASSORTED PIPE WRENCHES & TOOLS, all by the Ridge Tool Company, Elyria, Ohio. All are in excellent working order, but could use a light cleaning. 50 - 100
530. A LOT OF FIVE ASSORTED DRAW KNIVES including adjustable and non-adjustable types. Makers include Nobles, Dunlap, Witherby, etc. 35 - 75
531. A LOT OF BRONZE & BRASS HARDWARE and a number of original casting patterns. Some appear to be quite early. 30 - 60
532. TWO INDIAN LOGO etched saws including an example of "The Osceola" No. 46. and "The Pontiac" No. 50. Both retain nearly all of their original etching. 80 - 160
533. A BOXWOOD AND BRASS SURVEYORS ALIDAIDE by James Dawson & Son, London, England. This example is in nearly new condition in its original leather case. 80 - 160
534. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including hammers, levels, saws, clamps, logging tools, etc. 40 - 80
535. A LOT OF EARLY COLLECTIBLE ITEMS including oar locks, boat hardware, a brush, spear points and a powder horn. The indivicual submitting best account, in 500 words or less, of the logical association of these items will receive a free ticket to the pig roast on Friday of the auction. 50 - 100
536. A DOUBLE WEDGE DADO MOLDING PLANE by J.W. Farr, New York, New York. This uncommon pattern plane is in excellent collector quality condition. 100 - 200
537. A LEVEL AND INCLINOMETER FOLDING RULE, No. 36, by Stephens & Company, Riverton, Connecticut. Much of the original finish remains on this clean and complete example. 80 - 160
538. A DRILLS AND BREAST DRILLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Rusby Patent drill, bit extensions and examples by Millers Falls, Stanley and Reid. 20 - 40
539. THREE COACHMAKERS ROUTER PLANES fashioned from beech and brass. One is by "E. Preston". 50 - 100
540. A NON-ADJUSTABLE BLOCK PLANE by the Birmingham Plane Manufacturing Company, Birmingham, Connecticut. This complete and original retains some 70% of its original paint. It is in need of a light cleaning. 25 - 50
541. An early HAND FORGED SHEPHERD'S TENDER of graphic form. 30 - 60
542. FOUR ORIGINAL BOX HAND TOOLS including a Stanley NO. 4 plane; No. 59 doweling jig; No. 75 bullnose plane; and a Dunlap block plane No. 3701. 50 - 100
543. A SET OF INTERCHANGEABLE HANDLE GOUGES in their original felt slip case in nearly new condition. 75 - 150
544. A PRECISION TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a staking set, rules, watchmakers calipers, a Starrett level, wood squares, etc. 30 - 60
545. A LOT OF PRECISION TOOL CATALOGUES & ADVERTISING including items from Starrett, Dietzgen, Browne & Sharpe, etc. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 30 - 60
546. A LOT OF ASSORTED CAST IRON COOKWARE including frying pans, pots, an extra large griddle, etc. Makers include Griswold, Estate Stove Company, etc. 100 - 200
547. SIX SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS including many fashioned from brass, a thatchers needle. a tape measure, a glass cutter, a pair of double calipers, etc. 60 - 120
548. FOUR ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS including tap and die sets by Ace, Greenfield and Sears. Also included is a Mossberg socket set. 60 - 120
549. A STEPHENS' PATENT BENCH VISE by Tower & Lyon, New York, New York. This unusual swivel base type is in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
550. TWO EXTRA CLEAN COMBINATION SQUARES, both by The L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. A 12" size with center gauge and a 6" size, No. 33 J in its original box, both in nearly new condition, are included in this lot. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 60 - 120
551. THREE SMALL SCALE CANNONS including one souvenir type and two models of shipboard naval guns. 30 - 60
552. A LOT OF ORIGINAL BOX MACHINISTS TOOLS, all by the Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Isand. Micrometers, a depth micrometer, punch, square, gauge blocks, a rule, try square, etc. are included. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 60 - 120
553. SIX SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS including a folding square and compass used in Freemasonry rituals; a Berylco ratchet wrench; a knife sharpener, a perfiling tool, etc. 80 - 160
554. A HANDLED CABINET MAKER'S SCRAPER PLANE by Lee Valley Tools, Canada. This essentially unused plane includes an extra blade. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 50 - 100
555. TWO AUTHOR SIGNED AMERICANA BOOKS, both by Eric Sloane. A copy of "A Museum of Tools" signed with a doodle of an axe in a stump and "ABC of Americana" signed and dated "1976" are included. 100 - 200
556. A BRASS TOP FACED ROSEWOOD SPIRIT LEVEL that has been very little used. This showy level has been professionally cleaned and polished and is ready to show. 50 - 100
557. TWO EARLY STONEWARE JUGS including one having brown glaze and the other natural glaze. 80 - 160
558. FIVE CRAFTSMAN MADE ROUTER PLANES including examples fashiond from oak, Yellow Birch, maple, etc. One is missing its cutting iron, but the others are complete. 60 - 120
559. A LOT OF UNUSED WOODWORKING CLAMPS including examples by Bessey, Jorgenson, Quick-Change, etc. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 60 - 120
560. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN HAMMERS including two Vaughn claw type in the 13 and 16 oz. sizes. and two Bridge City hammers, both No. JH-1, one fashioned from brass and the other of steel. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
561. A "VERITAS" BRAND SMALL PLOW PLANE by Lee Valley Tools, Canada. This right-hand type plane is in new condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 100 - 200
562. FOUR EXTRA EARLY HAND SAWS, all by Henry Disston, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Both crosscut and rip types, including one reportedly from ca. 1840's, are included. From the Erwin L. "Erv" Schaffer Collection. 60 - 120
563. A LOT OF ASSORTED PLIERS including shears, crimpers. rounders, etc. 25 - 50
564. A LOT OF THIRTEEN ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including dado, hollow & round, bead, groove, etc. Makers include Greenfield, Casey & Clark, etc. 60 - 120
565. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 13 circular plane, first lateral type; and a No. 71 1/2 router with two original items are included in this lot. 80 - 160
566. TWO EXTRA CLEAN PRECISION TOOLS including a 12" brass faced level and a Keuffel & Esser Drafting set. 30 - 60
567. An EXTRA WIDE COOPER'S CROZE by L. & I.J. White, Buffalo, New York. This boldly marked tool has been nicely refinished. 100 - 200
568. A DIMINUTIVE BRASS SOLE SMOOTHING PLANE marked with the owner imprint of "W.C. Pennells". This well made plane is in top condition. 80 - 160
569. A LATER "BEDROCK" HEAVY JACK PLANE, No. 605 1/2, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark. There is a "hang" hole in the rear, but the plane is otherwise excellent and ready to use. 100 - 200
570. A PAIR OF "WINKING STICKS" fashioned from mahogany with boxwood inlay. They are marked with the name of original owner "T. Parkinson". 30 - 60
571. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS including two pairs of chamfer guides and a Leavitt Patent marking gauge. 50 - 100
572. A MODEL OF A THREE MASTED NAVAL SCHOONER. The sails have yet to be fit. The deck is mounted with guns and the ship is not likely to be taken by pirates. 75 - 150
573. A LOT OF ADVERTISING ITEMS AND PATTERNS including some hand carved patterns and two commemorative etched marble blocks. 30 - 60
574. A HAND FORGED ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including snow hammers, a wagon brake, butteris, hoof knife, rasps, etc. 35 - 75
575. A BLAISDELL'S PATENT MARKING GAUGE by A.H. Blaisdell, patented June 23, 1868. One of the fixing screws is a replacement, but the gauge is otherwise excellent. 200 - 400
576. TWO LATER BRASS BACK HAND SAWS including a Tyzak-Turner dovetail type having an eight-inch blade and a Crown Tools saw with offset blade. 50 - 100
577. A MASSIVE FRUITWOOD COOPERS JOINTER PLANE having carved decoration in the throat and also carved with the date "1872". From the Byron Boyer Collection. 150 - 300
578. TWO "PRIMITIVE" WOODEN BENCHES including one farrier's type. 100 - 200
579. An AGRICULTURAL TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including picks, mattocks, shovels, forks, axes, etc. 30 - 60
580. SIX BOXWOOD HANDLE GOUGES, all by William Marples & Sons, Sheffield, England. Both straight and crank types are included in this lot. All are in brand new, unused condition. 150 - 300
581. THIRTEEN ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including some that are modified. Makers include Wetherel, Copeland, Cox, Ohio Tool, etc. 35 - 75
582. A HANDLED SCREW ARM PLOW PLANE by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. This plane has applewood arms and nuts and is very nicely patinated. 100 - 200
583. An early PANEL SLITTING MARKING GAUGE of distinctive form. The owner name "J. MC. C.H." has been tastefully imprinted on the tool. 35 - 75
584. TWO UNCOMMON FENCED PLANES including a "Hawk" plow plane and a "Yankee" plow plane. 100 - 200
585. A COLLECTION OF RAILROAD TRAIN TICKETS and emblems including some later types. All have been nicely framed. From the Railroad Crossing Tool and Railroad Museum of Ulysses, Pennsylvania. 60 - 120
586. An EXTRA CLEAN TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including lathe tools, a saw set, marking gauge, screwdriver, etc. 30 - 60
587. THREE CLEAN SMOOTHING PLANES including two handled type and one having an adjustable sole. 20 - 40
588. A DOUBLE OPEN-END WRENCH of graphic form nicely forged from a file. 15 - 30
589. A PAIR OF SIDE RABBET PLANES, No. 98 and 99, both by STANLEY. These early type planes are complete, but could use a light cleaning. 40 - 80
590. A SHOP ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including number and letter stamps, a set of mortising bits in their original boxes, a Yankee push drill, and a pair of Morse drill stands. 40 - 80
591. A COLLECTION OF FIVE ASSORTED TOOL HANDLES including some English examples, a couple with rosewood handles, one by Goodell-Pratt, etc. 35 - 75
592. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is complete in its original chestnut box with a full set of cutting irons. 60 - 120
593. FOUR LATER TYPE CHILDS TOOL CHESTS, all very little used. All are complete with their original tools. 80 - 160
594. A PRESTON STRING TYPE ROUTER PLANE by Edward Preston & Sons, Birmingham, England. This example is complete with three original blades and three original fences. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 60 - 120
595. A LOT OF TECHNICAL REFERENCE BOOKS including books on plumbing, machinist tools, a Starrett handbook, and two early tinsmith books. 20 - 40
596. A PAIR OF CA. 1900 STEP LADDERS by the Paris Manufacturing Company, South Paris, Maine. This company was once the largest manufacturer of step ladders in the world. These distinctive ladders are in excellent working condition. 125 - 250
597. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is clean and complete in a hinge-top wooden. Fully 90% of the original nickel plating remains. 150 - 300
598. AN "ODD JOBS" COMBINATION TOOL, No. 1, by STANLEY. Made under the terms of a patent issued January 25, 1887, this example retains some 90% of its original nickel. 100 - 200
599. THREE ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS including a micro takoff scale, Airway scriber and a box of filling wax for repairing wooden furniture. 25 - 50
600. A SET OF FIVE JAPANESE CORNER CHISELS in sizes ranging from 3/8" to 1". All are in unsed condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 350 - 750
601. An EARLY HAND FORGED DOUBLE CALIPER designed for blacksmith use. This very nicely patinated caliper is in excellent working order. 50 - 100
602. TWO BRAND NEW HAND TOOLS by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. Included in this lot are a No. AS-3 try square and No. TB-1 bevel. 40 - 80
603. A LOT OF FIXED AND ADJUSTABLE WRENCHES, all by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Two pipe types and some "S" nut wrenches are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
604. An ADVERTISING MACHINISTS LEVEL by Joseph Mandery, Rochester, New York. This interesting local interest collectible proclaims "We do business ON THE LEVEL". Just plane clever. 30 - 60
605. SIX EARLY WOODWORKING TOOLS including three small frame saws, a clamp marked "1827", a small yellow birch block plane and a graphic smoothing plane of Continental manufacture. 50 - 100
606. THREE EXTRA CLEAN STANLEY TOOLS including a No. 78 rabbet in its original box; a No. 67 with one sole and fence; and a Stanley No. 60 spokeshave. 75 - 150
607. A LOT OF INTERESTING MARKING GAUGES including iron, brass and wood. Some unusual forms are included in this grouping. 20 - 40
608. A "DELAVAL" SEPARATOR SIGN for mounting on a barn by De Laval Separator Company. This unused sign is in brand new condition. 20 - 40
609. A LOT OF METAL WORKING HAMMERS including forming, chasing, ball pein types, etc. 30 - 60
610. A LOT OF EARLY TIN COOKIE CUTTERS including heart, animal and figural types. All are likely of Nineteenth Century origin. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 25 - 50
611. A FIVE-INCH BLADE "CARVER'S" TYPE DRAW KNIFE by Buck Brothers, Millbury, Massachusetts. This well made edge tool has turned applewood handles and is in excellent working condition. 50 - 100
612. A LOT OF BLADES AND ACCESSSORIES all from a woodworking shop. Blades, dovetail jigs, a sharpening set, etc. are included. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 60 - 120
613. A MISCELLANEOUS BRASS ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including hammers, stencils, nozzles, a screwdriver, wrench, bookbinder's tool, etc. 30 - 60
614. A PAIR OF JOINERS' SETTING PINS by William Marples & Sons, Sheffield, England. Both have boxwood handles and are in excellent working condition. 35 - 75
615. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including tool boxes, a saw, cooper's jointer, frame saw, bench vises, etc. 35 - 75
616. An UNDER BENCH STORAGE MODULE by Sjobergs of Sweden. This well made cabinet set retails for $400.00. It is in its original packaging and has never been assembled or used. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 200 - 400
617. FOUR SOFT-FACE HAMMERS, all by Stanley Tools. Examples of the No. 592, 593, 594 and 595, all in nearly new condition, are included. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 30 - 60
618. A LOT OF EARLY WOODEN UTENSILS including a dipper, ladle, fork, spoon, paddles, scoop, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 35 - 75
619. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a cheese cutter, irons, a scale, fan, files, brass hardware, etc. 25 - 50
620. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS including three Tyzak brass back saws and a Disston coping saw. 30 - 60
621. A LOT OF ASSORTED CROSSCUT AND RIP HAND SAWS including some contour grip types and some finish types. Makers include Disston, Simonds, etc. 25 - 50
622. A LEATHER WORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including an upholstery hammer, setting dies, hammers, knives, awls, tacks, etc. 25 - 50
623. A LIGHTED WINCHESTER STORE SIGN, designed for hanging on the outside of a Winchester dealer's store, by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Connecticut. The sign advertises the Winchester, Western and Alcan lines and suffers from cracks and checking. From the McAfee Museum of Beaverton, Oregon 200 - 400
624. A HANDLED CORNICE MOLDING PLANE by L. Gardner, Green Street, Boston. This classic ogee profile plane is in clean and sound condition. 100 - 200
625. A "JET" BRAND AIR FILTRATION SYSTEM, No. AFS-1500, by the W.M.H. Tool Group. This three filter remote control air filtering system is in nearly new condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 200 - 400
626. A ROPE CALIPER RULE, No. 1207, by J. Rabone & Sons, Birmingham, England. This very well preserved rule is imprinted with scales for both wire and hemp rope. 60 - 120
627. A SET OF SIX SKEW BLADE CHISELS, call by Garrett Wade, New York, New York. These celluloid handle chisels are in excellent working condition. 30 - 60
628. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including travelers, a folding 2-man chain saw and a flooring clamp. 50 - 100
629. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a cheese cutter, irons. scale, fan, files. brass hardware, etc. 60 - 120
630. A WOOD'S PATENT LEVEL, No. 1 1/2, by The Chapin-Stephens Company, Pine Meadow, Connecticut. The patent feature is a pair of retractable popup sights that can be concealed in the body of the level when it is not in use. This example is in top collector quality condition and is clearly marked with the maker name and product number. 100 - 200
631. A SET OF FOUR HAND FORGED HAMMERS, all by Arida Hiroki of Japan. All are of the Japanese form known as "daruma" and all are in unused condition. Examples in the 300, 375, 570 and 750 gram sizes are included. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
632. A rare ALUMINUM MITRE BOX, No. A 358, by STANLEY complete with its original Stanley saw. 200 - 400
633. A SOLID BRASS BELL BY RANEE displaying an early appearance. Some have conjectured that this item started life as a fire bell. 60 - 120
634. THREE COLLECTIBLE SODA BOTTLES including a Hindle "Pop" type; a brown Coca-Cola bottle; and another "pop" bottle having a star pattern in the glass. 30 - 60
635. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are a No. 75 bullnose block in its original box; a No. 100 "squirrel-tail" block; No. 101 "toy" block; and No. 151 double adjustable spoke shave. 80 - 160
636. An AMIDON'S PATENT BIT BRACE by C.H. Amidon, Buffalo, New York, patented April 20, 1880. This uncommon brace received the "B" rating for rarity in the Pearson book on Patented American Braces. 50 - 100
637. THREE INTERESTING COLLECTIBLE TOOLS including an Oliver buggy wrench; a "Super Mogul" wrench; and a "Stevenson Rotary Plane". 75 - 150
638. A LOT OF CONTINENTAL MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, complex, bead, rabbet, etc. 40 - 80
639. An EARLY CARPENTER'S HAMMER marked with the designation "Patent". The head is affixed to the handle with a rivet. 30 - 60
640. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including saws, a Stanley mitre box; Millers Falls tool handle; a Fray tool handle; Disston back saw, etc. 30 - 60
641. A MISCELLANEOUS GAUGES OPPORTUNITY LOT. Also included is a wheel ornament for a Bel Air automobile, etc. 30 - 60
642. A SHIPWRIGHT'S "JACK RABBET" PLANE by J. Burke, Madison, Indiana. This uncommon Mid-West maker marked plane is in clean and sound condition. From the Jan Cover Collection. 30 - 60
643. A ROPE CALIPER RULE, No. 1206, by J. Rabone & Sons, Birmingham, England. This special purpose rule includes scales for both Manila and galvanized rope. It is in top collector quality condition. 50 - 100
644. TWO EARLY GENERAL LINE CATALOGUES, No. 34, including 1915 and 1920 editions. Both examples are in excellent collector quality condition. 100 - 200
645. EIGHT PUBLIC SCHOOL DOORKNOBS, all marked Public School, New York, New York. All are formed from cast brass and were likely retained as souvenirs by students who went on to criminal careers on Wall Street or in the Federal government. 50 - 100
646. A LOT OF DRAFTING AND CALCULATING RULES including a boxwood slide rule; drafting scales; drafting set, map reader, etc. 50 - 100
647. A LOT OF IRON AND ALUMINUM LEVELS. Most are complete and in sound condition. Makers include Stanley, Starrett, etc. 60 - 120
648. An EARLY SPECIAL PURPOSE AXE having an applied steel edge. We are unaware of the original intended function of this graphic early edge tool. 75 - 150
649. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including washboards, straining buckets, a slicer, grain scoop, etc. 30 - 60
650. A PATENT UNIVERSAL COMBINATION PLANE, No. 55, by STANLEY. This example is complete with four original boxes of cutters in its original pasteboard box with original instructions 400 - 800
651. An EXTRA CLEAN "JUNIOR JACK" PLANE, No. 5 1/4, by STANLEY. Fully 99% of the original black japan finish remains on this example that is in nearly new condition. 35 - 75
652. TWO DELTA STANDING POWER TOOLS by the Delta International Machine Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Incuded in this lot are a "Homecraft" combination table saw and jointer and a 1" sander. 100 - 200
653. TWO EARLY WOODWORKING TOOLS including a coach maker's router having an early repair and an early style "strap" hatchet. 40 - 80
654. A CHAPLIN'S PATENT JOINTER PLANE by Tower & Lyon, New York, New York, patented May 7, 1872. There is a chip from the tip of the India rubber tote, but the plane is otherwise excellent. 40 - 80
655. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including two surveyors tripods and an early grain flail. 25 - 50
656. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE TIMBER FRAMING TOOLS including a Douglass 12" broad axe and a 3 1/2" slick by Sears. 100 - 200
657. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Stanley No. 40 scrub plane; No. 91 marking gauge; No. 97 marking gauge; Dissston saw; Millers Falls No. 2A hand drill; and a Dikeman scraper in its original box. 60 - 120
658. A SOLID GRANITE LAPPING STONE in nearly new condition. This stone is designed for precision flattening of the blades of woodworking tools. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
659. A "BEDROCK" PATTERN JACK PLANE, No. 5, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This cast iron body plane is in brand new condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 150 - 300
660. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including pliers, pruning shears, vise grips, nippers, etc. Makers include Channelock, Utica, etc. 25 - 50
661. FOUR CABINET MAKER'S WOODEN CLAMPS, all by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Three are marked with the maker name and all are identical. 25 - 50
662. FIVE INTERESTING MEASURING RULES including a tailor's square, extension rule, two board measure rules and a wantage rod. 60 - 120
663. A WEATHERSTRIP PLOW PLANE, No. 238, by STANLEY. This ca. 1930's example in the 5/32" size retains some 98% of its original black japan finish. From the Robert Lordi Collection. 150 - 300
664. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including a adjustable sash, sash filletster and a 1/8" bead by Tuttle & Hibbard, Chicago, Illinois. 30 - 60
665. A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED ENGLISH FOLDING RULES, all by John Rabone & Sons, Birmingham, England. Included are a range of two and three-foot rules as well as a one meter rule. 80 - 160
666. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN AWLS, all by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. Both straight and offset types, all in unused condition, are included in this grouping. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 50 - 100
667. A LOT OF DRILLING AND BORING TOOLS including screwdrivers, auger handles, breast drills, a hollow auger and unusual auger bits. 30 - 60
668. An ELEVEN-POINT, TWENTY-SIX INCH CROSSCUT SAW, No. D-8, by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This straight and sharp saw is in nearly new condition. 30 - 60
669. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including muffin tins, fry pans, a kraut cutter, punch, embossing tool, etc. 30 - 60
670. A TWO-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE by John Rabone & Sons, Birmingham, England. This pristine rule, which is not marked with a number designation, is in nearly new condition. 35 - 75
671. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including an unmarked fixed sash filletster, a coping plane marked A. Smith, and an Ohio tool filletster plane, No. 54. 50 - 100
672. TWO WEDGE LOCK ARM WOODWORKING PLANES including a Greenslade plow and a filletster by Mathieson. 60 - 120
673. THREE BLACKSMITH SHOP ITEMS including two small anvils, one by "Fisher" and also a blacksmith's stake anvil. 30 - 60
674. A 1/4" size CAST IRON DADO PLANE, No. 39, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Sweetheart'" trademark on this extra clean example that retains some 95% of its original black japan finish. 100 - 200
675. A LOT OF BLOCK AND JACK PLANES including many for parts or restoration. Most are by Stanley. 30 - 60
676. FOUR SMALL BRASS BLOWTORCHES including one by Moore & Wright and three that are not marked with a maker name. 60 - 120
677. TWO ROSEWOOD BODY LEVELS including a brass bound example by Stanley and one that is not marked with the maker's name. Also included in this lot is a post "Philadelphia Stick". 40 - 80
678. A LOT OF ASSORTED FRAMING CHISELS including firmer and corner. Many are "Keen Kutter" and one is by Buck Brothers. All are in excellent working order. 80 - 160
679. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including scales, an "Addiator", tongs, a dipper, torch, oiler and a combination ice pick and bottle opener. 35 - 75
680. An UNUSUAL SPIRIT LEVEL having dual center plumb vials and dovetailed end plates. 50 - 100
681. THREE BELL SYSTEM TOOLS, all by Stanley Tools. Included in this lot are a maul with hole through the head, a flooring hammer and a specialized clamping tool having a screwdriver handle. 30 - 60
682. FIVE MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER'S TOOLS including two spoke shaves and three small planes. 60 - 120
683. THREE PATENTED METALLIC PLANES including one by Palmer & Storkes and two Chaplin type. All are offered for parts or restoration. 35 - 75
684. THREE CLEAN COLLECTIBLE EDGE TOOLS including a D.R. Barton side axe; an unmarked side axe; and a "Revonoc" folding handle draw knife. 30 - 60
685. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3 C, 9 1/2, 78 and No. 60 1/2 low angle block are included. 75 - 150
686. A CONSTRUCTION MODEL OF A FRAME HOUSE featuring a Southern style home having a "Farmer's Porch". From the Norton K. "Bud" Brown Collection. 50 - 100
687. A DIMINUTIVE HEXAGON SHAPE LEVEL by the Davis Level & Tool Company. This level is missing much original nickel plating but is otherwise clean and sound. It is not marked with the maker name, but the form is unmistakable. 50 - 100
688. FOUR ORIGINAL BOX WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 60 1/2 low angle block plane; No. 71 router; No. 75 bullnose block; and No. 59 doweling jig, all in nearly new condition, are included. 100 - 200
689. A TRAUT'S PATENT BEVEL by STANLEY, patented May 9, 1871. This example has been well used, but is intact. From the Richard Ducey Collection. 100 - 200
690. FOUR BOXES OF HARDWARE ITEMS including screws, tacks, nails, bolts, etc. Every hardware item you will ever need is in one of these drawers. 60 - 120
691. An EARLY PATENT DOUBLE SPOKE SHAVE by Melzer Tuell, Penn Yan, New York, patented October 27, 1863. The gauge is marked only with the designation "Pat." 60 - 120
692. A DRILLING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including two pump drills and an "Archimedian" type drill. 40 - 80
693. A BRASS BOUND MASON'S LEVEL, No. 2513 HB, by Stanley Tools. A mahogany body tool in new condition, in its original box. 35 - 75
694. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODWORKING PLANES, all by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. Hollow & round, quarter round, bead, plank and smoothing types are included. 75 - 150
695. A LOT OF RAILROAD RELATED LIGHTS including backup lights, oil warning lamps, railroad side lights, a spotlight, etc. From the Railroad Crossing Tool and Railroad Museum of Ulysses, Pennsylvania. 60 - 120
696. A "TAINTOR'S FRAMING SQUARE" BEVEL by Charles Taintor, Elizabeth, New Jersey, patented May 18, 1910. This rare layout tool is in excellent condition. 50 - 100
697. TWO HORSE RELATED ITEMS including a hand forged hoof pick and a showy butteris. 60 - 120
698. A CLASSIC SABOT MAKER'S AXE. These tools were used for roughing out wooden shoes. 100 - 200
699. A MODERN HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including rules, bits, router bits, screwdrivers, hole saws, a tubing bender, long drills, etc. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 60 - 120
700. A CLASSIC "DRIP BEAD" MOLDING PLANE having a circular escapement and imprinted with the owner name "O. Herring". 50 - 100
701. A MISCELLANEOUS FOLDING RULES OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including examples by Stanley, Lufkin, and others. Most of the rules in this lot have stains as a result of a lifetime of use. 60 - 120
702. FIVE SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by the Auburn Tool Company, Auburn, New York. Included are a handled tongue and groove pair, a 1/2" double tongue and groove plane; a No. 121 filletster, and a "jack rabbet" plane No. 154. 60 - 120
703. A PRECISION HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a sighting compass, a watch turning tool, and a brass level in a craftsman made wooden box. 30 - 60
704. AN EXTRA CLEAN COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. Two boxes of cutting irons and both set of rods are included with this ready to use example. 80 - 160
705. FIVE EUROPEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including a marking gauge, toothing, scrub, smoothing, and rabbet planes. The rabbet plane is by Ulmia. 40 - 80
706. A LOT OF THREE SHIPWRIGHTS PLANES including examples fashioned from rosewood and beech. Two are jointers and the third is a skew bladed type. 50 - 100
707. A SET OF TEN ASSORTED CARVING TOOLS by Henry Taylor, Acorn Works, Sheffield, England. All retain their original handles and come in their original fitted roll. 80 - 160
708. A LOT OF DOUBLE END WRENCHES including adjustable nut and alligator types. Makers names include Crescent, Baxter, K & B, etc. 90 - 180
709. A FARM & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a childs tool set, a sewing machine, a seeder, a carpet stretcher, a BB gun, a rug beater, a wicker basket, etc. 50 - 100
710. NINE CLEAN SPIRIT LEVELS by STANLEY including two No. 00's, two No. 0's, a No. 3, two No. 104 1/2's, a No. 102, and a No. 104. 30 - 60
711. AN EARLY CARVED GERMAN SPOON ornamented with an assortment of tool carvings on the front and the initials "A.H." on the back. 100 - 200
712. TWO EARLY HAMMER TYPE SHOTGUNS including a .12 gauge double barrel example by Parkhurst and a single .12 gauge type. 100 - 200
713. A LOT OF ASSORTED BRACES & HAND DRILLS including examples by Rusby, Winchester, Atkins, etc. 30 - 60
714. FOUR ORIGINAL BOX HAND TOOLS, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Included in this lot are two block planes from Sargent's "Hercules" line, No. 1107 and No. 1217. Also included are replacement parts for Sargent bench planes. 50 - 100
715. A THOMPSON'S PATENT MARKING GAUGE by G.H. Thompson, Somerville, Massachusetts, patented October 2, 1900. There is no maker imprint on this tool, but the form is unmistakable. 80 - 160
716. A SET OF FOUR "INDIAN MOTORCYCLE" WRENCHES including an adjustable nut wrench, two double end and a triple nut type. Some are by Wakefield. 60 - 120
717. TWO HOOK END BOARD MEASURE RULES including a Cleveland No. 104, and an unmarked hand made example. 30 - 60
718. A LOT OF JEWELRY RELATED ITEMS including a cigarette case, rings, spoons, wire, copper plates, etc. 30 - 60
719. FIVE EARLY SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING TOOLS including a croze, a head shave, a handled rabbet plane, a slitter, and a router. 50 - 100
720. THREE CLEAN & USABLE WOODWORKNG PLANES by STANLEY including a World War II era No. 3 smoother, a No. 71 router, and a No. 101 block plane. 60 - 120
721. TWO LIGNUM BOXED MOLDING PLANES including a quirk, ovolo, bead by Wm. Souder and a quirk, ovolo, bead by Goldsmith. 200 - 400
722. A SET OF BABY CARRIAGE TIRE TOOLS by Mohme & Wilcox, Chicago, Illinois. Complete with the original paper instructions, the tools in this set are in fine condition in their somewhat worn, but original box. 50 - 100
723. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a plumb bob, a bench level, a pair of tape pliers, a screwdriver, and a "12 in 1" tool 50 - 100
724. A MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a hand held spittoon, corn shellers, bells, a grinder, a Christmas tree stand. 35 - 75
725. A LIGNUM, BRASS & ROSEWOOD BOW DRILL. This most unusual example is not marked with a makers imprint. 125 - 250
726. A COMBINATION METALLIC PLANE, No. 044, by Record. This example is complete with eight original cutters and is in new condition, in its original box. 75 - 150
727. THREE ASSORTED WOODWORKING PLANE including a "Type 2" Stanley No. 45, a No. 101 block plane, and an iron rabbet plane by Sargent. 40 - 80
728. A BENCH RABBET PLANE, No. 10 1/2, by STANLEY. Some 95% of the original paint remains on this 1950's era plane. 100 - 200
729. AN EARLY FOUR FOLD WANTAGE RULE by Aston & Mander, London, England. This nicely patinated example is marked with advertising for the "Lion Brewery Co." 100 - 200
730. EIGHT BORING MACHINE AUGER BITS including 5/8" to 2" sizes. All are in usable condition. 100 - 200
731. TWO CLEAN & USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY including a No. 4 1/2 smoother marked with the "Pat '92" trademark and a "Sweetheart" era No. 40 scrub plane. 40 - 80
732. FOUR "SWEETHEART" TRADE MARK NO. 30 1/2 SHRINKAGE RULES, No. 30 1/2, all by STANLEY. Two 1/8" shrinkage "E" rules; a 3/16" "F" designation; and a 7/32" "K" marked rule are included. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
733. THREE EARLY WOODLAND TOOLS including a left hand and a right hand axe marked Blood; and an unmarked carpenters adze. 75 - 150
734. A CAST IRON PEDESTAL LEVEL that is not marked with a makers name but is unquestionable by the Davis Level & Tool Company. Except for missing screws, this level is made to mount on a square. 35 - 75
735. A SET OF "BLACKHAWK" SOCKET WRENCHES by New Britain Hand Tools. Made for use with a 1/2" inch drive, this example is in new condition, in its original box. 30 - 60
736. A COACHMAKERS DOUBLE "PISTOL ROUTER PLANE by J. & J. Gibson, Albany, New York. This rare marked example is made by a firm that worked from ca. 1837-1838 only. 200 - 400
737. THREE NEW HAMPSHIRE MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a D. Amsden tongue plane, two bead planes by Knolton & Stone a hardware dealer partnership that earns four stars for rarity by the Guide to the Makers of American Wooden Planes, 4th edition. 35 - 75
738. A LOT OF ASSORTED NIPPERS & PLIERS including some special purpose types. Names include Stanley, Utica, etc. 30 - 60
739. A LOT OF TANG & SOCKET CHISELS AND GOUGES, by Buck Brothers, Millbury, Massachusetts. A full set of gouges as well as some chisels and a sharpening stone are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
740. FIVE ADVERTISING DISPLAY STANDS, all by Stanley Tools. Included are one for rules, hardware, etc. Also included in this lot is a Stanley "Defiance" tool kit that includes some original tools. 75 - 150
741. FIVE INTERESTING EARLY HAND TOOLS including a patternmaker's float, a double end screwdriver, a tool handle, a pair of scissors, etc. 60 - 120
742. TWO EBONY & BRASS LAYOUT TOOLS: a ship bevel fitted with a brass blade and a brass head marking gauge. 80 - 160
743. A LOT OF ASSORTED FROES also including a chisel axe. All have some pitting and are offered in a wooden tool chest. 25 - 50
744. A CAST IRON DADO PLANE, No. 39, by STANLEY. This 3/8" cutting iron plane is marked with the "Sweetheart" era trademark. Fully 95% of the original finishes remain on this extra clean example. 100 - 200
745. A LOT OF RAILROAD MEMORABILIA including spike, grapples, keys, Rice Brook railroad iron, etc. From the Railroad Crossing Tool and Railroad Museum of Ulysses, Pennsylvania. 50 - 100
746. A COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is complete in its early chestnut box with all original parts and irons. Fully 99% of the original nickel plating remains. 150 - 300
747. THREE EXRA CLEAN FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 65 1/2, 84 and 136, all with minor stains, are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
748. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 40 "Scrub" and No. 148 double tongue and groove are included in this lot. 50 - 100
749. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including scales, weights, griswold muffin pans, a press, chopper, etc. From the David Pierson Collection. 60 - 120
750. A LIMITED EDITION "CROWNING" PLANE, No. CT-9, part of a limited edition produced by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. This spectacular tool is fashioned from bronze and rosewood and has a concave cutter sole. Serial numbered as No. 747 of a Limited Edition of less than one thousand, this tool was part of the "CT" tool series produced by Bridge City each year with the promise that the tools produced in that series "...were never to be made again." A spectacular tool of consumate quality from the preeminent manufacturer of precision hand tools of exceptional quality of the last fifty years. This example is in absolutely perfect condition in its original pasteboard box with full, original documentation. 200 - 400
751. THREE EARLY SHOP CABINETS, all having multiple drawers with drawer dividers. 100 - 200
752. A ca. 1900 SURVEYOR'S TRANSIT by Buff & Buff, Boston, Massachusetts. This example has a 4 1/2" needle and 12" scope. It is in excellent condition in its original mahogany case. 250 - 500
753. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE PLANES including a Griffiths plow having a replaced wedge; bead, quarter round and reed molding planes; and an oriental type plane. 50 - 100
754. A STEEL MACHINISTS TOOL CHEST by Kennedy. This box has multiple drawers and includes a platform base. 50 - 100
755. A 42" BELT AND DISK SANDER by Woodtek. This precision woodworking tool is in unused condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 100 - 200
756. A HANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE by Casey & Company, Auburn, New York. This well preserved plane has boxwood arms and nuts. From the Jan Cover Collection. 75 - 150
757. A SWING FENCE MATCH PLANE, No. 49, by STANLEY. This plane retains nearly all of its shiny nickel plating. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 60 - 120
758. A KITCHEN & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including choppers, a rug beater, ice cream scoops, a press, graters, whips, etc. 30 - 60
759. TWO CLEAN TRANSITIONAL PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 26 jack plane and No. 27 "Liberty Bell" type, both retaining some 95% of their original black japan finish, are included. 50 - 100
760. An early DECORATED "BEARDED" AXE ornamented with touchmarks and having an early style handle. 100 - 200
761. A MACHINISTS BRASS BOUND LEVEL by Stratton Brothers, Greenfield, Massachusetts. This uncommon level never included a provision for plumb vial. 200 - 400
762. A LOT OF WRENCH REFERENCE BOOKS including P.T. Rathbone's "Implement Wrenches"; Ken Cope's "American Wrench Makers; Don Snyder's "Thousand Wrenches" books; and Marvin Wullweber's classic "Antique Wrenches". 50 - 100
763. FIVE CLEAN COACH MAKER'S PLANES, including smooth, rabbet, compass and chamfer types. All appear to be in usable condition. 60 - 120
764. A CLASSIC FILE MAKER'S HAMMER that retains its original handle and is very nicely patinated. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 80 - 160
765. A LOT OF EARLY HARDWARE including many hand forged hinges for barn doors. 40 - 80
766. A LOT OF ASSORTED CUTTING IRONS in boxed sets including Stanley No. 45, a plow plane irons, etc. 50 - 100
767. An EARLY WOODENWARE OPPORTUNITY LOT including four butter paddles fashioned from maple, birch and oak. Also included is an early wooden bowl. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
768. A COLLECTION OF THREE EARLY CLOTHES DRYING RACKS including examples marked "Handy" and "American" and another that is not marked with a maker name. 60 - 120
769. A MASSIVE MACHINISTS BENCH VISE by the Reed Manufacturing Company, Erie, Pennsylvania. This well made vise includes its original mounting hardware. 50 - 100
770. A CLASSIC NINETEENTH CENTURY MACHINISTS TOOL CHEST having paneled sides and top. Appearance is ca. 1880. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 150 - 300
771. A LOT OF UNUSED OPEN END WRENCHES including examples by Stanley, Tru-Test and S-K. Also included in this lot are set of four Vise Grips pliers. 40 - 80
772. A SET OF THIRTEEN CHIP CARVING TOOLS of various sizes and types, all marked "Swiss Made". All are in unused condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 100 - 200
773. A ONE-INCH WIDTH DADO PLANE, No. 39, by STANLEY. The fixing screw is marked with the "Type 11" trademark and some 90% of the original black japan finish remains. 125 - 250
774. A LOT OF EXTRA HIGH QUALITY SHOP BRUSHES, all natural bristle type. All are in unused condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
775. An "INDEPENDENCE" DOVETAIL SAW by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This sixteen-point rip type saw has a cocobolo handle and is in new condition in its original box. 100 - 200
776. THREE SKEW BLADE LAYOUT KNIVES, all by Garrett Wade, New York, New York. Knives ground for flush left, flush right and center scribing are included. All have ebony handles and are in new condition in their original boxes. 60 - 120
777. A PAIR OF HAND MADE KNIVES by H. Roselli of Finland. Both carpenter and hunting types, both in new condition in their original sheaths, are included. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 100 - 200
778. THREE EARLY COLLECTIBLE ITEMS including a glass fly trap, brass glue pot and a set of early construction diagrams. 60 - 120
779. THREE FLAT TANG CHUCK BRACES including some original bits. All are in clean and sound condition. 35 - 75
780. FOUR BOXWOOD HANDLE MORTISE CHISELS, all by William Marples & Company, Sheffield, England. Also included in this group is a lock mortise chisel. All are in excellent working condition. 80 - 160
781. A WORKING SET OF FOUR CHISELS including all socket type. A 2" width Buck Brothers chisel and three Greenlee brand are included. 35 - 75
782. A DOVETAILED WALNUT TOOL CHEST that retains its original saw tray. 200 - 400
783. THREE SETS OF XCELITE TOOLS, all by the Xcelite Corporation, Orchard Park, New York. Included are two screwdriver sets and a multi-purpose set No. 98 P. All are in unused condition. 30 - 60
784. EIGHT DESKTOP CIGARETTE LIGHTERS including examples by Ronson, Elgin, Presto, etc. 80 - 160
785. A LOT OF ASSORTED GIZMOS AND GADGETS including a nickel change machine; corn sheller; paper cutter, lathe holder, etc. 50 - 100
786. TWO SETS OF ENGINE DIVIDED RULES for draughtsman's use. One is marked "E.R. Watts/Canada" and the other "M.M.S. No. 1 E". Both are in top collector quality condition. 60 - 120
787. A CARLETON'S PATENT CABINET SCRAPER, No. 283, by STANLEY, patented September 29, 1903. This rosewood handle tool has a short scraper blade. 50 - 100
788. A SEVEN-INCH SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 2, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "notched rectangle" trademark and some 90% of the original black japan finish remains. 125 - 250
789. A TWENTY-SIX INCH, TEN-POINT CROSSCUT "KEEN KUTTER" SAW, No. 88, by the E.C. Simmons Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri. This applewood handle saw is in excellent collector quality condition. 80 - 160
790. A TONGUE & GROOVE PLANE, No. 148, by STANLEY. This example is marked on the cutting iron with Stanley's "sweetheart" trademark. Fully 99% of the original shiny nickel plating remains. Crisp. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 60 - 120
791. A CARVED WOODEN MODEL, apparently for some sort of crimping tool. The model is fitted with a spring. 20 - 40
792. A UNIVERSAL COMBINATION PLANE, No. 55, by STANLEY. This well preserved and apparently complete example is in excellent condition in its original pasteboard box. 400 - 800
793. A CLASSIC PATTERN SPILL PLANE marked with the maker name "W. Gore". 40 - 80
794. A LOT OF AUTOMOTIVE IMPLEMENT AND RAILROAD WRENCHES including N.Y.O. & W.R.R., John Deere, Cadillac, Rambler, International Harvester, etc. 60 - 120
795. A LATER "BEDROCK" JOINTER PLANE, No. 608, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "type 11" trademark on this clean example that retains some 85% of its original black japan finish. 100 - 200
796. A LOT OF ASSORTED WRENCHES AND PLIERS including pipe, nut and ratchet types. Some appear to be quite early. 40 - 80
797. A GLASS-ENCASED CORKSCREW DISPLAY. Some unusual types are included in this assortment. There are two small cracks in the glass, but the display is otherwise excellent. 200 - 400
798. A LOT OF SPECIAL PURPOSE RULES including parallel, advertising and paper cutting types. Also incuded is a draughtsman's "T" square. 40 - 80
799. TWO EXTRA CLEAN HAND TOOLS including a Disston No. 12 panel saw; Stanley No. 95 brass bound level that has a "hang" hole. 40 - 80
800. An ADJUSTABLE SCRAPER PLANE, No. 212, by STANLEY. The "script" trademark is cast in the body of this extra clean example, which retains approximately 90% of its original black japan finish. 500 - 1000
801. A LOT OF ASSORTED SAWS AND SAW TOOLS including examples by Atkins, Stillman, Henshaw & Clemson and some stair saw blades by Woodrough & McParlin. 50 - 100
802. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including dividers, nippers, calipers, rules, protractors, etc. 35 - 75
803. A LOT OF CAST IRON COOKWARE including muffin, roll and corn stick pans. Many are by Griswold. 100 - 200
804. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including bevels, a tool handle, caliper, center punch. offset nail set, etc. 35 - 75
805. An ORIGINAL BOX TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Great Neck block plane; number stamps; Swiss pattern files; drill bits; a patented razor blade holder, etc. 30 - 60
806. A scarce "JUNIOR JACK" PLANE, No. 11, by the Millers Falls Company. This plane was the equivalent of Stanley's No. 5 1/4, but did not remain in the M.F. product line for long. This example is in top collector quality condition. 50 - 100
807. A HANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE by Bensen & Crannell, Albany, New York, who worked at this location ca. 1844 to 1862. This example is in extra crisp and clean condition. 75 - 150
808. THREE NEW YORK STATE MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a quirk ovolow with bevel by Reed, Utica, New York; a quirk ogee by J. Gibson; and a quirk ovolo with astragal by Rowell & Gibson. 80 - 160
809. A LOT OF WOODWORKING REFERENCE BOOKS including books on carving, bench making , sculpting, using the band saw, etc. All are in excellent condition and recently published. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 60 - 120
810. SEVEN "MAYDOLE" BRAND HAMMERS, all by the David Maydole Hammer Company, Norwich, New York. Most retain their original handles. Many assorted types are included. 30 - 60
811. An EARLY BRASS BED WARMER having a turned wooden handle and very nicely patinated. This American or British made household device looks to date from ca. 1880. 75 - 150
812. SIX SARGENT WOODWORKING PLANES, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Examples of the No. 408, 408 C, 414, No. 61 router plane, low angle block No. 5306 and No. 5307 are included. From the John Delay Collection. 80 - 160
813. FIVE CAST BERYLLIUM HAND TOOLS including four mason tools and a Stanley recast router plane. 35 - 75
814. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE CHISELS, all by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. Included in this lot are two drawer lock type and a pair of specialty dovetail chisels. All are in unused condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 100 - 200
815. THREE EARLY COMBINATION SQUARES, all by L.S. Starrett Athol, Massachusetts. Two have mitre heads and one has a square head. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 75 - 150
816. THREE CLEAN ENGLISH TOOLS including a William Marples brace; a Brass back saw by Spear; and an ebony handle pad saw. 100 - 200
817. A HAND POWER TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a porter cable saw, sears router, sears belt sander, etc. 30 - 60
818. A BRASS BOUND ROSEWOOD LEVEL. This recently made level is in brand new condition. 100 - 200
819. THREE NEW YORK STATE MAKER COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES. Makers include Arrowmammet, Reed and Scioto Works. 90 - 180
820. A LOT OF LARGE AND SMALL OIL CANS including some early types, some military cans, tractor, machine shop, etc. 30 - 60
821. An EARLY TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a flooring gauge dated "1845"; two pad saws; wood dividers; and a genuine Irish shilleleigh. 35 - 75
822. A LOT OF ASSORTED WELDING ACCESSORIES including a gauge, blow pipe, acetylene torch, tips, etc. 50 - 100
823. A PRECISION HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a combination square, hemostats, tweezers, a saw, pry bar, Xacto knife, hand drill, etc. 25 - 50
824. A LOT OF TEN PIPE CLAMP FITTINGS, all by Jorgensen Incorporated, Copenhagen, Denmark. All are in their original boxes. Just add pipe and clamp. 60 - 120
825. An EARLY PATTERN "GOOSEWING" AXE by Sanders. This undocumented maker axe retains its early offset handle. 200 - 400
826. A SET OF SIX MAHOGANY HANDLE CARVING TOOLS, all by Chandler & Barber Company, Boston, Massachusetts. These tools are in their original box and marked on the blades with the imprint of English edge tool maker Maier. 50 - 100
827. A LOT OF ASSORTED BENCH PLANES including examples by Stanley, Shelton, Firestone, Hercules, Trustworthy, etc. 40 - 80
828. FIVE HAND FORGED WOODWORKING TOOLS including a chair makers scorp, a pair of inshaves, an H.F. hack saw, and a "T" handled circle cutter. 80 - 160
829. FIVE UNUSUAL BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including some of graphic form. One is of the "Preston" type. 60 - 120
830. A FARRARS PATENTED SCISSOR SHARPENING VISE as patented and produced by Walter Farrar, Huntington, Indiana under the terms of a United States Patent issued on July 27, 1915. 80 - 160
831. THREE EXTRA CLEAN VISES all by Stanley. Included in this lot are examples of the No. 700, 743 and 766 V. All are in clean and usable condition. 50 - 100
832. TWO UNCOMMON MARKING GAUGES including a Sholl 1864 Patent four-stem type and a Phillips 1867 patent. 200 - 400
833. A CUTTER AND CHISEL SHARPENING GUIDE, No. 200 by STANLEY. This very little used tool is in new condition in its original pasteboard box. 75 - 150
834. A LOT OF ASSORTED PLIERS AND WRENCHES including examples by Boos, Portland, Victor, Coes, Perfect Handle, Sargent and Schollhorn. 75 - 150
835. FIVE CRANK NECK GOUGES AND CHISELS, all by Buck Brothers, Millbury, Massachusetts. All are in clean and usable condition. Also included are two rosewood fids. 60 - 120
836. A LOT OF COACHMAKERS WOODEN PLANES fashioned from rosewood, beech and maple. Most are in usable condition. 60 - 120
837. THREE EARLY TOOLS including two pairs of brass trammels and a shave likely made in Troy, New York. 60 - 120
838. A LOT OF CLEAN METAL WORKING HAMMERS including forming, peining, chasing and riveting types. 35 - 75
839. An OUTDOOR TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a spade, bronze pick, Rex Jr. nail puller, pick heads, etc. 25 - 50
840. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including saws, clamps, levels, auger handles, files, planes, plane parts, stones, etc. 60 - 120
841. THREE INTERESTING SMALL SAWS including a Disston No. 7 panel saw, a double blade saw also made by Disston, and a one marked "London Spring" No. 125. 40 - 80
842. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including axes, saws, screwdrivers, a singletree, hammers, a cooper's flagging iron, two-tine pitchfork, etc. 30 - 60
843. A LOT OF WOOD AND IRON SADDLE AND TACK HANGERS including one by J.W. Fiske, New York. Most are of early appearance and came from a large horse farm on Long Island. From the John Wlach Collection. 80 - 160
844. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOOD AND METAL PLANES including some that are damaged. All are offered for parts or restoration. 35 - 75
845. A LOT OF ASSORTED PIPE AND NUT WRENCHES including some quick adjust types, some ratchet types, etc. Makers include Erie, Gellman, Hoe, etc. 50 - 100
846. A LOT OF ASSORTED HAMMERS including mostly metal working types. Some unusual types are included in this grouping. From the Railroad Crossing Tool and Railroad Museum of Ulysses, Pennsylvania. 30 - 60
847. A rare "TYPE I" COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This nicely rejapanned example is in its original wooden box. 300 - 600
848. A COLLECTION OF EARLY RAILROAD PRINTED ITEMS including stock certificates, time tables, including one from Kansas/Nebraska dated "1859". 100 - 200
849. A HANDLED ROSEWOOD PLOW PLANE by G.W. Denison, Winthrop, Connecticut. This example has some minor thread chips and very light pitting on the skate, but is otherwise in excellent condition. 150 - 300
850. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a pair of tongs, a small "peel", lid lifter, rules, saw jointer, awls, etc. 30 - 60
851. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including nail pullers, wrenches, a vise, etc. Makers include "Perfect Handle", Coes, Keystone, etc. 35 - 75
852. A BENCH RABBET PLANE, No. 10, by STANLEY. The cutting iron, which retains aproximately 3/4" of cutting edge, is marked with the "Pat. '92" trademark. 75 - 150
853. FIVE EARLY HOUSEHOLD ITEMS including four that are patented. Included in this lot are a whip holder, scale, sifter, an early iron, ashtray, etc. 90 - 180
854. A LOT OF QUEEN ANNE & CHIPPENDALE LEGS including ball and claw, pad, and duck foot types. All came from the Kittenger furniture factory. Just the thing to make the only Chippendale centipede on your block. 60 - 120
855. SIX CLEAN FOLDING RULES by the Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan. Included are Lufking Numbers 014, 016, 751, 771, 3752 B, and 3851. 50 - 100
856. AN OAK CASE CRANK TYPE PHONE by Stromberg-Carlson, Rochester, New York. The mouthpiece is missing but it is otherwise in excellent condition. 100 - 200
857. THREE EARLY CIRCULAR MEASURING TOOLS including a brass traveler, a leather belt measure, and a brass & iron gauge tape. 100 - 200
858. A MAHOGANY INFILL SMOOTHING PLANE. This non-adjustable example is clean and sound condition. 90 - 180
859. FIVE UNUSUAL PLIER TYPE TOOLS including an example with two heads, a pair marked Eiffel, a hog ringer, etc. 35 - 75
860. TWO EXOTIC WOOD SMOOTHING PLANES including a boxwood plane that has a repair through the body and a live oak example. 35 - 75
861. An ADVERTISING WANTAGE RULE by Boomer & Boschert, Syracuse, New York. A cider measure rule possibly made for the Syracuse firm by Kerby. 60 - 120
862. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY including a No. 4 smoother, a No. 75 rabbet, a No. 78 duplex rabbet and filletster, a No. 80 scraper, a No. 101 "toy" size block, No.'s 110 and 220 block planes, a No. 70 box scraper, and a No. 200 chisel grinder. 60 - 120
863. A LATER "BEDROCK" JACK PLANE, No. 605, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with "Type 11" trademark and some 98% of the original paint remains on the body of the plane. 100 - 200
864. A LOT OF ASSORTED SARGENT TOOLS by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut including levels, transitional planes, clamps, try squares, dividers, a framing square, etc. 80 - 160
865. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including razor knives, try squares, levels, folding rules, nail sets, hinges, etc. 30 - 60
866. A SMOOTHING PLANE, NO. 2, by STANLEY. The cutting is marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark, the handle is retains its original Stanley decal and some 98% of the original paint remains. 125 - 250
867. A HANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE, No. 9 B, by A. Mathieson & Son, Glasgow, Scotland. Marked with Mathieson's half-moon logo, it is fitted with a replace wedge, boxwood arms and nuts, and it comes with a full set of cutting irons. 80 - 160
868. A FANCY ROSEWOOD & BRASS SPIRIT LEVEL having a triple vial view. The name of the orignal owner, one "J. Dunnington" has been tastefully imprinted on the tool. 60 - 120
869. SIX NON-STANLEY FOLDING RULES including Rabone rules No. 1190 and 1380; Chapin-Stephens No. 62 1/2; Lufkin No. 3851; Sears No. 132; and an unmarked "blind man's rule". 75 - 150
870. A BORING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including drills, braces, bits, a Goodell-Pratt bench drill, etc. Makers include Millers Falls, Goodell-Pratt, Stanley, Irwin and Jennings. 50 - 100
871. A LONDON SPRING STEEL EIGHT-POINT CROSSCUT SAW, No. 12, by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This carved applewood handle saw is straight, sharp and ready to use. 30 - 60
872. A SHIPWRIGHT'S BEVEL, No. 42, by STANLEY. This double brass blade bevel is in brand new, unused condition. 35 - 75
873. A USER MODIFIED SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 1, by STANLEY. This plane has had its sole rounded to a convex form by a previous owner. Many usable parts are included. 200 - 400
874. A SOLID BRASS FIRE NOZZLE bearing the imprint of the Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad, Galeton, Pennsylvania. From the Railroad Crossing Tool and Railroad Museum of Ulysses, Pennsylvania. 50 - 100
875. A SET OF FIVE FLAT CARVING TOOLS all marked "Swiss Made". All are "fishtail" types and are in unused condition. Also included is a Lignum vitae carver's mallet. 150 - 300
876. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including rubber hammers, a nail puller, rasp, files, wrench, etc. All are in unused condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 30 - 60
877. A MISCELLANEOUS EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Included in this grouping are chisels, a gouge, and two drawknives. One is a pattern maker type. From the John Delay Collection. 80 - 160
878. A COLLECTION OF TOBACCO RELATED ITEMS including pipes, cans, etc. Also incuded are a pair of British made brass candle sconces, an ashtray and some early hardware. 40 - 80
879. A CAST BRONZE BLOCK PLANE, No. 102, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This small, adjustable plane is in new condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 60 - 120
880. A COOPERS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including shaves, planes, hoop drivers, reamers, adzes, etc. 60 - 120
881. A COLLECTION OF SEARS WOODWORKING PLANES, all by Sears, Roebuck & Company, Chicago, Illinois. All are in their original boxes and in nearly new condition. Jack, smoothing and block types, as well as a blade sharpener are included in this lot. 100 - 200
882. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including torches, "T" augers, carved patterns, etc. 30 - 60
883. A LOT OF ASSORTED CLAW HAMMERS, all very little used. and in excellent working condition. 20 - 40
884. A LOT OF LARGE CRUCIFIXES including some fashioned from solid brass. All are in clean and sound condition. These have been in the display case in our office building for several months and we have had absolutely no problems with vampires throughout that entire period. 50 - 100
885. A LOT OF THREE LAYOUT TOOLS including two tailor's squares and an adjustable "T" square. 35 - 75
886. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including one fashioned from solid rosewood. Included are bead, hollow & round and rabbet types, etc. 60 - 120
887. TWO CONTINENTAL TYPE PLOW PLANES including one with wood and another having turned metal arms. Both are in clean and usable condition. 50 - 100
888. A LOT OF ASSORTED SPECIAL PURPOSE SAWS including a large stair saw, rabbet type, cast iron hack saw and a most unusual long handle pruning saw. 50 - 100
889. FIVE ASSORTED BACKING SAWS including one brass back type. Makers include Spear, Kenyon, Moulson Brothers, Marples, etc. 30 - 60
890. A HIGH SPEED COUNTER BORE SET by the Millersburg Reamer & Tool Company. All are in unused condition in their original wrappers in a fitted wooden case. 35 - 75
891. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including screwboxes and taps and a rosewood fid. 35 - 75
892.