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Martin J. Donnelly Antique Tools, Avoca, New York

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Auction Listing for July 29, 30 & 31, 2010
Item: Description: Estimate: Photograph:
1. TWO EARLY CAST ITEMS including a bronze sundial and a a cast iron boot jack in the shape of a large insect. 35 - 75
2. A rare "AMERICAN" PATENT PIPE WRENCH by the American Drop Forging Company, Wayland, New York. This wrench was patented on May 17, 1904 by Jacob Emig and Archibald McKaig Sr. 20 - 40
3. A LOT OF COLLECTIBLE TOOL ITEMS including Christmas items, commemorative items, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 30 - 60
4. A HARDWARE STORE PROMOTIONAL SAW by B.F. Kellerman, McKee's Rocks, Pennsylvania. This saw retains its original carved applewood patent handle and nearly all of its original etching. 30 - 60
5. SEVEN SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES including a filletster by Anderson and Laing; a ship hollow by Tolman; smoothing, compass types, etc. 35 - 75
6. FOUR UNCOMMON NEW YORK MAKER MOLDING PLANES including two by Gregory, Binghamton, New York; W.H. Spalding, Elmira, New York; and L. and I.J. White, Buffalo, New York. 50 - 100
7. An early "SPOFFORD PATENT" BIT BRACE by Fray and Pigg, Bridgeport, Connecticut, patented November 1, 1859. This early patent brace is in excellent collector quality condition. 30 - 60
8. A PATENT DOUBLE SIDE SPOKE SHAVE by the A.A. Wood and Sons Company, Atlanta, Georgia, patented March 7, 1876. The body is marked with the designation "No. 2". 30 - 60
9. A WEDGE ARM PANEL GROOVING PLANE. marked with the owner imprint "Henry Faust". There is no legible maker mark on this plane. 20 - 40
10. FIVE AMERICANA BOOKS, all by Eric Sloane. Included in this grouping are "A Reverence for Wood"; " Museum of Tools"; "Diary of an Early American Boy; "Our Vanishing Landscape"; and "Spirits of 1776". All are in excellent condition. 30 - 60
11. TWO EARLY RAILROAD BAGGAGE CARTS, both having iron wheels and in clean and sound condition. 30 - 60
12. FOUR PAIRS OF WRENCHES including examples by Bullard, Masterwrench, Stix-on and Weil. 30 - 60
13. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN LAYOUT TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Included in this grouping are a No. 360 12" level; a No. 49 die stock; a No. 95 marking gauge; and a No. 93 marking gauge marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark. 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
14. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a tinner's anvil, a pruner, mitre saws and a pipe wrench. 35 - 75
15. A LOT OF ASSORTED MARKING GAUGES including some slitting types. Examples of rosewood, boxwood, etc. are included. Most are in usable condition. 40 - 80
16. A LOT OF HAND FORGED TOOLS AND WRENCHES including open end, wagon, box type, etc. Also included is a hand forged screw plate. 35 - 75
17. An ANIMAL ABUSE ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including butterises, weaners, rasps, a whip, stirrups, bits and a hog snouter. From the James Glascock Collection. 60 - 120
18. A LOT OF BLACKSMITH REFERENCE BOOKS as well as books on lathes and machines. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkinton Collection. 35 - 75
19. A LOT OF EARLY CATALOGUES including also pamphlets. billheads, etc. Included in this lot are books on stair building and the Fairbanks Engine. 30 - 60
20. A LOT OF EIGHT ASSORTED COACH MAKERS PLANES including one "T" handle type, a compass sole, a round, etc. 35 - 75
21. An early "WINGS" CIGARETTE ADVERTISING SIGN by the Brown and Williamson Company. There is a minor tear in one corner of this sign, which appears to date from ca. 1940. 20 - 40
22. A RARE LIGNUM VITAE CARPENTERS MALLET, No. 13, by Stanley Rule and Level. This mallet is not marked with the maker name, but the number is consistent with the Stanley system. 20 - 40
23. An example of a WRIGHT'S PATENT TOOL HANDLE as made by Sargent and Co., New Haven, CT, patented August 12, 1884. 35 - 75
24. An early HAND MADE COOPER'S CROZE. This tool was originally purchased from the collection of legendary Long Island collector Archie Keillor and includes a writeup on its history. 30 - 60
25. THREE SETS OF AUGER BITS, all in their original packing. Included are two sets by Irwin, including a "Golden Anniversary" set; and a set by Greenlee. 50 - 100
26. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS including an example of the "La Sublime" cutter and a trimmer by H.B. Rouse. 30 - 60
27. A LOT OF WOODEN SHAVES AND SCRAPERS including chair and coach maker types. One double blade type and some fashioned from exotic woods are included. 30 - 60
28. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including bottle cappers, a watchman's timer, oil cans, a nut cracker, etc. 30 - 60
29. A SET OF BRASS CORK CUTTING TOOLS and a sharpener for same. These "whatsit" tools are in clean and usable condition. 30 - 60
30. TWO EARLY EDGE TOOLS including a "Bearded" axe by Parks and a mortise axe by C. Silvius. 40 - 80
31. A LOT OF EARLY BRASS AND IRON HARDWARE including a door latch set, pulls, box handles, hanging hooks, numbers, etc. 30 - 60
32. THREE SMALL BRASS LEVELS including two bench type and one post mount example. All are in excellent condition. 30 - 60
33. FOUR CONTINENTAL TYPE WOODWORKING PLANES including a 3/4" tongue and groove pair, an Ulmia horned smoother and a "ram's horn" scraper. 40 - 80
34. A COLLECTION OF EARLY MACHINISTS GAUGES including thread, drill, taper, gear, feeler, radius, rope and wire type, etc. 60 - 120
35. A SIXTY INCH SADDLER'S RULE by C.S. Osborne and Company, Newark, New Jersey. This scarce rule dates from the 1930's. 25 - 50
36. A graceful and delicate LADYLEG CALIPER having a screw lock joint. This well preserved pair of Nineteenth Century calipers is in clean and sound condition. 30 - 60
37. THREE EARLY ENGLISH HAND SAWS including examples by R. Groves and Spear and Jackson. 30 - 60
38. FIVE ENGLISH COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including examples by Griffiths, Higgs, I. Cox and Hathersich. Quarter round, ogee type, etc. are included. 40 - 80
39. A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED SAW VISES including examples by Disston, Stover, E.C. Stearns, etc. Some are patented. 40 - 80
40. A copy of the Reprinted Edition of "VOLUMES I" of "THE CHRONICLE" by the Early American Industries Association. This long out of print publication includes the 1933 to 1958 issues. 35 - 75
41. THREE UNCOMMON NEW YORK MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a W. Hoffman groove; a Moses, Hastings, New York plane with eagle imprint; and an example by H. Wells Trenton, N.Y. 50 - 100
42. A later type "SAFETY POCKET" HATCHET, No. 6, by the Marble's Arms and Manufacturing Company. This spring guard hatchet is in essentially unused condition. 35 - 75
43. A SHIPWRIGHTS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including jointer and jack planes, a bow saw, panel marking gauge, scraper, bevel, a whale's tooth, etc. 35 - 75
44. A TOOL RELATED BOOKS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including reference books, regional auction catalogs, reprints, etc. 20 - 40
45. An ANIMAL ABUSE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including branding irons, a calf weaner, butteris, a hoof knife, bits, a cow bell, etc. 30 - 60
46. A LOT OF WOOD, IRON AND BRASS ANVILS including one marked "El Monte Foundry". Also included are hammers and horseshoes. 40 - 80
47. A WORKING SET OF WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 4 smoother; a No. 5 jack; a No. 7 jointer; a No. 151 spoke shave; a hammer; a bevel; an awl; and a No. 9 1/4 block plane. 60 - 120
48. FOUR ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS including a Millers Falls household tool kit; a No. 5 Millers Falls block plane; a No. 8815 speed reducer for an electric drill; and a back saw. 60 - 120
49. A MISCELLANEOUS PLANE PARTS OPPORTUNITY LOT including screws, cutters, stops, adjustable screws, router irons, etc. 75 - 150
50. A LOT OF UNCOMMON CUTTING IRONS, all by Stanley Tools. Included are cutters for planes No. 10, 1, 90, 78, and 193; spoke shave irons, etc. 75 - 150
51. An early PATENT BUNION STRETCHER by Charles L. Passmore, Prophetstown, Illinois, patented October 30, 1917. This variation on the bunion stretcher is the first of this type that we have encountered. 30 - 60
52. TWO CLEAN AND EARLY SPIRIT LEVELS, both by Lambert, Mulliken and Stackpole, Boston, Massachusetts. Examples of both rosewood and mahogany, both with eagle imprints, are included. 50 - 100
53. A BLOCK OF TURKISH BOXWOOD measuring 22 1/2" by 2 3/8" square. This grainless wood has a most appealing golden patina. 30 - 60
54. A BOXWOOD COMBINATION FOLDING RULE, No. 863 L, by the Lufkin Rule Company, England with level and protractor. This uncommon rule is in nearly new condition. 80 - 160
55. THREE UNCOMMON EARLY WRENCHES including a double pipe and nut type; a small Hewet patent; and a patented plier type. 30 - 60
56. A TWO-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE of IVORY and German Silver, No. 61, by E.M. Chapin. There is a tight crack in one leg, but the rule is otherwise excellent. 150 - 300
57. A MOUNTED "SHEFFIELD" TYPE BIT BRACE complete with six original bits. It has been nicely framed on burlap in a wooden frame and is ready to display. 80 - 160
58. A BOXWOOD AND BRASS ROPE CALIPER having scales for hemp, wire and Manila rope. There is no maker mark on this well made rule. 50 - 100
59. THREE EARLY WOODWORKING TOOLS including a William Beatty 2 1/2" carpenters slick; a Beatty 10" draw knife; and a back saw by I.B. Hasenclever and Sons. 100 - 200
60. A group of SINGLE SHOT AND BOYS RIFLE REFERENCE BOOKS including three by Jason Grant including "Single American Boys Rifles" and books on gas spring and air guns, etc. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 100 - 200
61. A LOT OF SAWS AND SAW TOOLS including some in their original boxes. Included are a weatherstripping saw, a keyhole saw, a Disston stair saw, etc. 60 - 120
62. FOUR SMALL SPIRIT LEVELS, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 36 in the 6" and 12" sizes, and No. 104 and 104 1/2 are included. 30 - 60
63. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN FOLDING RULES, all by Stanley Tools. Included are examples of the No. 36; 36 1/2 L; 36 1/2 R; 66 1/2; 136; and 136 1/2. All are in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
64. TWO TOOL RELATED BUTTONS including a Starrett watch fob and a Taft-Pierce Tool Co. factory badge. From the Roger K. Smith Collection. 75 - 150
65. A LOT OF SEVEN CLEAN MOLDING PLANES, all by A. Inglis, Delhi, New York. Included are two hollow and round pairs, an unhandled 1/2" tongue and groove, and a handled 1'" tongue. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 60 - 120
66. A LOT OF FOUR CLEAN TRANSITIONAL PLANES by STANLEY. Included are examples of the No. 26; 28; 35 and No. 122 "Liberty Bell" smoother. 60 - 120
67. TWO CALIFORNIA HARDWARE SUPPLY CATALOGUES including a 1927 Edition by the California Hardware Supply Company of Los Angeles and a 1910 catalogue of plumbing supplies by Holbrook, Merrill and Stetson of San Francisco. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkington Collection. 60 - 120
68. A LOT OF ASSORTED ADJUSTABLE WRENCHES including pipe and nut types. Makers include Bemis and Call, Red Chief, American, Boardman, etc. 30 - 60
69. An ADVERTISING ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including an Ames commemorative square, U.S. naval binoculars, a Ford tool chest a container of "Rooster" brand snuff, etc. 40 - 80
70. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including slotted and phillips screwdrivers, reciprocating screwdrivers, punches, nail sets, awls, etc. 25 - 50
71. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED JEWELRY including a hacksaw tie clasp, plumb bob pendants, etc. 40 - 80
72. A FRAMED PHOTOGRAPH OF A BARN RAISING. This large photograph is entitled "Frey's Barn Raising" and is dated "June 13, 1908". A great display for the tool room. 25 - 50
73. A PAIR OF PLANK MATCH MOLDING PLANES by "Philadelphia Works". These screw arm type planes are marked with this obscure imprint, which rates the "UR" rating in American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition. 30 - 60
74. TWO STAIR RAIL MOLDING PLANES including an unmarked curve type and an A. Cumings straight molder that has a replaced wedge. 100 - 200
75. THREE EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included in this grouping are a No. 4 smooth, No. 48 double tongue and groove and a No. 81 scraper. All retain some 95% of their original finishes. 90 - 180
76. A rare STRAIGHT CLAW 7 OZ. HAMMER HAMMER, No. 714, by D. Maydole, Norwich, New York. This small claw hammer retains its original handle and is in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
77. A LOT OF ASSORTED SPOKE SHAVES, all by STANLEY. Included are flat and curved types, and No 85, 151, 67, 60, 55, 53, 151, 51, etc. 60 - 120
78. A TWO-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE, No. 83 C, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark on this very little used caliper rule. 90 - 180
79. A ROSEWOOD INFILL SHOULDER PLANE having a skew set cutting iron and an extended wooden wedge. 100 - 200
80. A copy of the "FARROW'S MILITARY ENCYLOPEDIA" BOOKS by Edward S. Farrow. This three-volume set is an ex-library copy in excellent condition. 60 - 120
81. TWO CLEAN PRECISION TOOLS including a rosewood drafting set and a jewelers lathe fashioned from brass. 50 - 100
82. A PRECISION ADJUSTABLE HOLLOW AUGER by the A.A. Wood and Sons Company, Atlanta, Georgia. This example is in its original box with original instructions. The box has collapsed, but the tool is complete and in excellent working order. 60 - 120
83. A HOWARD'S PATENT BEVEL AND LEVEL by the Star Tool Company. This rosewood and brass bevel with integral level is identical to that shown in the Howard Patent of November 5, 1867. There are no marks on the tool. 80 - 160
84. A 24" CAST IRON FILIGREE LEVEL by the Davis Level and Tool Company, Springfield, Massachusetts. Only a minor corner chip detracts from this September 17, 1867 patent level, which retains some 95% of its original black japan finish. 100 - 200
85. A classic WOODEN "SPILL" PLANE having a skew set iron and slant fence. This plane is in excellent working order. 40 - 80
86. THREE ORIGINAL BOX PRECISION TOOLS including a Keuffel and Esser planimeter, a pair of Alvin drafting trammels and an unmarked pair of drafting trammels. 50 - 100
87. A LOT OF ORIGINAL BOX MACHINISTS TOOLS, all by the Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island. Included are straight edges, micrometers, a gear tooth gauge, a height gauge, a beam caliper, etc. 80 - 160
88. A COLLECTION OF FIVE EARLY MALLETS including a Lignum vitae mason's type, two joiner's type and two carver's type. 80 - 160
89. TWO METALLIC COACH MAKER'S PLANES including a bronze rabbet type and an Erlandsen type rabbet. 90 - 180
90. THREE ROCHESTER MAKER COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a D.R. Barton quirk ovolo; Barton ogee with bevel; and a Benton and Evans quirk ovolo with bead. 75 - 150
91. A LOT OF HAND CARVED BATIK STAMPS. All are hand carved and include some unusual designs. 60 - 120
92. An example of VAN SCHOIK'S PATENTED LEVER WRENCH by George R. Van Schoick, Coldwater, Michigan, patented June 28, 1898. A rare wrench in excellent collector quality condition. 100 - 200
93. An early TRIANGULAR FORM PLANEMAKERS FLOAT having a tapered chamfer handle. This uncommon tool is in clean and usable condition. 60 - 120
94. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED TOYS including a steam power plant, McCormick engine, hit and miss engines, etc. 60 - 120
95. A SET OF TEN EXTRA CLEAN CHISELS, all by Buck Brothers, Millbury, Massachusetts. Included are both flat and carving types. All are in ready to use condition. 50 - 100
96. A QUICK ADJUST NUT WRENCH by the F.J. Biel Manufacturing Company, Terre Haute, Indiana. This spring catch wrench is marked with the designation "Pat. Appl'd. for". There is a small chip from the upper jaw, but it is otherwise excellent. 60 - 120
97. A "GOD SPEED THE PLOUGH" DOUBLE CUP by B. and L., England. This agricultural motif cup is in very well preserved condition. 50 - 100
98. A FULL SET OF EIGHT PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS, all by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Sets of plow irons by American makers have become increasingly difficult to find. 50 - 100
99. An ADJUSTABLE ROUNDING ENGINE by Mockridge and Francis, Newark, New Jersey. This applewood handle tool is the first we have seen bearing the mark of this New Jersey maker. 150 - 300
100. An example of PEREZ RICH'S PATENTED LINING RULE as produced by Clapp and Bailey, Boston, Massachusetts in accordance with the specifications of the Rich Patent of April 29, 1884. This rosewood and brass rule is in nearly new condition. 100 - 200
101. A LOT OF NUMBER LETTER AND STAMPS including a 1/4" letter set, a 3/8" number set, a 1/4" number set, etc. 25 - 50
102. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODEN PLANES including a toothing plane marked "A.P. Steel 1867"; a small Bemis and Call type with inlay on the strike button; a low angle mitre plane and a Jamieson block plane. 50 - 100
103. A STEEP QUIRK OVOLO MOLDING PLANE by D. Copeland marked "6/8". This plane is in extra crisp and clean condition. 50 - 100
104. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE BENCH PLANES No. 3 and No. 4 1/2, both by STANLEY. Both are marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark and retain some 90% of their original black japan finish. 50 - 100
105. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including Sargent pliers, a wrench, a Walden ratchet wrench, a Moore and Wright try square, a plumb bob, etc. 30 - 60
106. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including spoke shaves, scrapers, a hand drill, a cast brass drill, marking gauges, try squares, mitre squares, 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. 30 - 60
107. TWO EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. Included are a No. 65 low angle block and a No. 90 bullnose plane. Both retain some 98% of their original finishes. 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. 60 - 120
108. An EARLY YELLOW BIRCH FLOORING GAUGE having a dovetailed handle and square nail stops. This well made tool is very nicely patinated. 60 - 120
109. An L.C. WILCOX PATENT BRACE as produced by the American Bit Brace Company, Buffalo, New York in accordance with the Wilcox Patent of May 27, 1890. This brace has been given the "A" rating in Ron Pearson's book on the The Patented American Brace. 30 - 60
110. TWO VANDEGRIFT PATENT NUT WRENCHES by the Vandegrift Manufacturing Company, Shelbyville, Illinois, patented January 6, 1891. Both wood and metal handle types are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
111. A LOT OF NEW YORK STATE MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by Barry and Way, Owasco, Reed, McMaster, Bemis and Call, etc. 60 - 120
112. FOUR CLEAN SPIRIT LEVELS including a "KK" 2, "Keen Kutter" No. 50 and Disston levels No. 16 and 24. 30 - 60
113. THREE EXTRA CLEAN LEVELS including a "Smart Level" in its original pouch, a Ridgid aluminum in its original box and a brass bound level by the American Level Manufacturing Company. 35 - 75
114. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by Stanley Tools. Examples of the No. 5, 6, 80 scraper; 220 block; two No. 18 bevels; try square; a No. 151 spoke shave; screwdriver, etc. are included. 50 - 100
115. A BEECHWOOD PANEL MARKING GAUGE, No. 85, by STANLEY. This uncommon Stanley tool is marked with the maker name and product number designation on the head. 40 - 80
116. A BRASS BACK DOVETAIL SAW by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This 15 point rip type saw has a curly maple handle and is in brand new condition. 80 - 160
117. A LOT OF EIGHT EARLY HAND SAWS, all in a carry tote. Two Reading Pennsylvania etched hardware markings, a Disston and Son and a Disston No. 8 are included in this grouping. 40 - 80
118. A SOLID BOXWOOD SMOOTHING PLANE by D.R. Barton and Company, Rochester, New York. This most unusual small size exotic wood plane is in top collector quality condition. 100 - 200
119. FIVE EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are examples of the No. 3, a No. 79 double side rabbet, a No. 110 block and a No. 271 router. Also included is a No. 151 spoke shave. 100 - 200
120. FOUR COLLECTIBLE SHOP ITEMS including a drill holder by the Standard Tool Company; a Morse drill holder; a glue pot; and an example of Abraham's Patent drill holder. 50 - 100
121. An "EXCELSIOR" TOOL HANDLE, No. 2, by STANLEY, patented March 29, 1867. Many original tools are included in this well preserved example. 50 - 100
122. A PATENTED GERMAN SILVER FOLDING RULE, No. 44, by Johnson, patented January 8, 1907. The body is marked with the designation "German Silver". 35 - 75
123. A PATTERN MAKER'S SOLE PLANE complete with six soles and irons. It is marked with the imprint of owner/maker "A. Clark". 50 - 100
124. A PATENT UNIVERSAL COMBINATION PLANE, No. 55, by STANLEY. This example is complete with its original cutters and housed in what appears to be a ballot box. 200 - 400
125. A MILLER PATENT PLOW PLANE, No. 43, by STANLEY. There is a chip from the tote on this early pre-slitter type with its distinctive design. This is a nice example in clean and sound condition. 100 - 200
126. THREE NEW YORK MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a D.R. Barton quirk ogee; a fenced ogee by J. Coughtry, Albany; and a sash coping plane by J. Gibson, Albany. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
127. A LOT OF LATER STANLEY TOOLS, all by Stanley Tools. Including are jack, smooth and block planes, chisels, a brace, combination square, push drill, etc. All are in excellent condition. 60 - 120
128. THREE CLEAN AND EARLY MACHINISTS SQUARES, all by the Standard Tool Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Included are a 12" combination square, a 3" length try square, and a 6" length try square. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 100 - 200
129. A RICHARDSON'S PATENT TEARDROP CUTOUT SAW by Richardson Brothers, Newark, New Jersey, patented April 14, 1885. This uncommon saw retains its original handle and is in clean and sound condition. 100 - 200
130. A LOT OF MUSKET, RIFLE, AND HANDGUN REFERENCE BOOKS including some Civil War references and some military references. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 100 - 200
131. A PATENT INCLINOMETER LEVEL by Tower and Lyon, New York, New York, patented March 3, 1891. This level, which was designed to attach to a folding rule, is in excellent collector quality condition. 60 - 120
132. A LOT OF ASSORTED AUCTION CATALOGUES including regional and foreign types by David Stanley, Tony Murland, etc. 100 - 200
133. A VERY LITTLE USED COOPERS HOWEL by L. and I.J. White, Buffalo, New York. This extra wide type has been very little used. 50 - 100
134. TWO PRECISION WOODWORKING TOOLS including a Stanley mitre box and a woodworker's Columbian vise. 50 - 100
135. A PATTERNMAKER'S BENCH VISE by the Emmert Manufacturing Company, Waynesboro, Pennsylvania. This vise is missing its "hold down", but is otherwise in excellent condition. 100 - 200
136. A classic early BLACKSMITHS BELLOWS that retains its original red paint and original leather. 100 - 200
137. FIVE EARLY TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including books on twist drills, the coppersmith, "Industrial Museum", "Wonderland of Work", etc. 60 - 120
138. A LOT OF BRITISH MAKER PLOW CUTTING IRONS including examples by Moulson Brothers and James Howarth. 50 - 100
139. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including tool catalogues, a marking gauge, log dogs, stones, etc. 30 - 60
140. A QUICK ADJUST WOOD WORKER'S VISE, No. 52 1/2 D, by the Record Tool Works, Sheffield, England. This cast iron body vise is in excellent working condition. 50 - 100
141. A LOT OF EARLY CALIPERS AND DIVIDERS including spring joint, double and inside and outside types. Some appear to be quite early. 35 - 75
142. A CAST IRON FILIGREE PLUMB AND LEVEL by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts. There are no chips or cracks in the casting and some 85% of the original black japan finish remains. 60 - 120
143. THREE ADVERTISING TAPE MEASURES, all by the Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan. Tapes advertising the Roller Bearing Company, K.V.P. Kalamazoo and Purfrock-Litten, St. Louis, Missouri are included. 60 - 120
144. A MAHOGANY INFILL BRASS SHOULDER PLANE having an applied steel sole. This 1 1/4" width plane is in excellent collector quality condition. From the Eric Olson Collection. 150 - 300
145. An early HAND FORGED COOPER'S SIDE AXE ornamented with sunburst decoration and having an early offset handle. 125 - 250
146. An "ALFORD PATENT" HAND VISE, No. 1, by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts in its elaborate picture box that is marked "2nd quality". 125 - 250
147. THREE CLEAN BAYONETS, all in their original sheaths. All are in excellent condition. Both German and French types are included. Generally, the French bayonet is handed to the holder of the German while waiting for the arrival of the Americans. 100 - 200
148. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN HAND TOOLS including screwdrivers, awls, punches, "Surform" tools, etc. 25 - 50
149. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED REFERENCE BOOKS including "The Chronicle", "Gristmill", "Plane Talk", American Wooden Planes, Falcon Wood, etc. 60 - 120
150. A COOPER'S NUMBER MARKING HAMMER by P. Mulinari, Baltimore, Maryland. This leather grip hammer has a most uncommon maker imprint. 35 - 75
151. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE COMPASSES including pocket; gimbeled boat type; and a Kelvin and White boxed type. 40 - 80
152. TWO FRAMED SADDLE COVERS of unknown origin. These very well made items are in great condition and show much hand work. 125 - 250
153. TWO PROTRACTOR COMBINATION FOLDING RULES, both No. 1190, by John Rabone and Sons, Birmingham, England. Both have integral levels and protractors. Examples of the 24" and 36" lengths, both in nearly new condition, are included. 80 - 160
154. TWO ENGLISH WEDGE ARM WOODWORKING PLANES including a Marples wedge arm plow plane and an I. Cohen, Hastings filletster plane. 60 - 120
155. TWO WEDGE ARM ENGLISH PLANES including a sash filletster by W. Greenslade and a plow by G. Davis. 75 - 150
156. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE MEASURING RULES. Included in this grouping are a Richards yard rule, a shoulder measure, a folding "T" square and an unusual automotive rule used for removing valves from the engine. 30 - 60
157. A "TYPE 11" JOINTER PLANE, No. 8 C, by STANLEY. Fully 95% of the original black japan finish remains on this ca. 1915 type. 50 - 100
158. A BENCH MOUNT HEAVY DUTY DRILL PRESS by Duracraft Industrial Machines. This functional drill includes drills and attachments including a full set of Forstner bits. 100 - 200
159. THREE UNCOMMON BLOCK PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included in this grouping are a No. 93 rabbet marked with Stanley's ca. 1915 "Type 11" trademark; a No. 102 early type; and a No. 140 skew blade rabbet. All need a light cleaning, but are otherwise excellent. 100 - 200
160. An early WOODEN BLACKSMITH BELLOWS having hand forged fittings. This classic forge tool appears to be in usable condition. 90 - 180
161. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN HAMMERS AND HATCHETS, all by Stanley Tools. Include in this grouping are metal working, claw, lathing and splitting types. Some retain their original labels. 60 - 120
162. A 1940 GENERAL LINE CATALOGUE, No. 100, by the Belknap Hardware Company, Louisville, Kentucky. This clothbound "Bluegrass" hardware and tools book of 3,226 pages is in excellent condition. 100 - 200
163. A LOT OF UNCOMMON WOODWORKING PLANES including two wide nosing types, two French smoothers, a rounding plane and a fenced sash. 60 - 120
164. A NINETEENTH CENTURY OCCUPATIONAL SHAVING MUG ornamented with a scene of of a seated farrier working with a hammer against a backdrop of forge and anvil. The name of the original owner, one "Doan King" is imprinted in gold leaf beneath the illustration. There are some stains on the mug, but it is otherwise in excellent condition. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkington Collection. 150 - 300
165. A DRILLS AND BRACES OPPORTUNITY LOT by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts. Included are a corner brace, a breast drill, a brace, two bit extensions and a chuck for a push drill. 40 - 80
166. A classic NINETEENTH CENTURY CARPENTERS TOOL CHEST made from walnut and brass. This well made chest has a raised panel top and dovetailed corners. 200 - 400
167. TWO EARLY ENGLISH BRACES including plated and unplated types by Tillotson and Nelson. Both are in clean and usable condition. 60 - 120
168. A LOT OF SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES including a Stanley No. 239, Alumo 1A, Sandduky type groove, a "Four Edge" type and a hinge plane. 60 - 120
169. THREE EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including a Millers Falls circular spoke shave, Millers Falls rosewood handle carving tools and a Stanley No. 83 rolling wheel scraper. 80 - 160
170. THREE CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES, all by D.R. Barton and Company, Rochester, New York. Included in this lot are a quirk ovolo with bevel; a quirk ovolo with fillet; and an ogee with bevel. All are in excellent collector quality condition. 125 - 250
171. A LOT OF ASSORTED CLAW TYPE HAMMERS including examples by Stanley, Maydole and Heller Brothers. 30 - 60
172. A LOT OF ASSORTED HAND SAWS including one and two man types. Crosscut, rip and mitre saws, most in usable condition, are included. 60 - 120
173. A LOT OF ASSORTED CLAMPS AND MALLETS including examples fashioned from lignum, ash and maple. Leatherworking, carving, joiner and plumber's types are included. 60 - 120
174. A COLLECTION OF CONTEMPORARY TAPE MEASURES including examples by Lufkin, Stanley, Evans, Starrett, and Roe. All are in working condition. 60 - 120
175. A softbound edition of the now out of print, "ANTIQUE AND COLLECTIBLE STANLEY TOOLS" by John Walter in nearly new condition. An increasingly difficult book to find. 100 - 200
176. A LOT OF PARTIAL COMBINATION PLANES including examples by Stanley, Sargent, Sears, Siegley, etc. Many usable parts are included in this lot. 50 - 100
177. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including back saws, chisels, gouges, reciprocating screwdrivers, bits, etc. All are in brand new, unused condition. 35 - 75
178. TWO EARLY BRASS MICROSCOPES, both by Spencer, New York, New York. One early type and a later example, both in their original fitted wooden cases, are included. 125 - 250
179. FIVE CLEAN BRASS OIL CUPS for use with early machines. Most are by Cincinnati maker "Lunkenheimer". 80 - 160
180. A MODERN HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including back saws, screwdrivers, tool rolls, etc. Also included are some "Yankee" and brace type screwdriver bits. 80 - 160
181. TWO ENGLISH SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES including an E. Preston chamfer and an A. Mathieson compass type having a boxwood stop. 80 - 160
182. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES including a Sargent No. 424 jointer; a Stanley "Bedrock" No. 605 later type; and a No 71 router plane. 50 - 100
183. TWO ENGLISH MARINE LANTERNS including examples by Cott Croft, London; and Cress and Walker, Sheffield. Both are in excellent collector quality condition. From the John Meneely Collection. 100 - 200
184. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODLAND TOOLS including a carpenters slick, a broad axe, an adze, a mortise axe and a slate ripper. 50 - 100
185. TWO WIDE NEW YORK MAKER COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a Barry and Way quirk ovolo with bevel and a Casey and Company quirk ovolo with bead. From the Eric Olson Collection. 125 - 250
186. A LOT OF CATALOGUES AND AUCTION CATALOGUES, all by Martin J. Donnelly. A nearly full set of "The Catalogue of Antique Tools", all in clean and sound condition, are included. Many believe these to be the very best references ever produced. We certainly do and will think less of you if you do not think so as well. 100 - 200
187. THREE EARLY BORING AND DRILLING TOOLS including a "Spofford" brace; a C.B. Rose Patent brace; and a Scottish pattern "brace". From the William S. "Bill" Phillips Collection. 100 - 200
188. A LOT OF ASSORTED SMALL BENCH VISES including some by Stanley. All appear to be in usable condition. 30 - 60
189. THREE ORIGINAL TOOL CATALOGUES, all by Stanley Tools. A No. 34, 1936 edition; a No. 34, 1925 Edition; and a No. 139 1939 dealer Edition are included in this lot. 100 - 200
190. A LOT OF ASSORTED METALLIC PLANES including combination and smoothing types. Examples of the Stanley No. 50, 49, 78, etc. as well as planes by Sears, Union, Shelton, etc. are included. 35 - 75
191. A LOT OF ASSORTED JOINTER PLANES including two examples of the Stanley No. 7; a No. 7 C; 8 C and an Ohio Tool No. O7. All need only a light cleaning. 40 - 80
192. A ROSEWOOD RAZEE TRYING PLANE for shipwright use, having a Buck Brothers cutting iron. It is an unusual narrow size. 100 - 200
193. FIVE EXTRA CLEAN MOLDING PLANES including a Sandusky tongue and groove pair in the 3/8" size; an Auburn 7/8" double tongue and groove plane; and two clean beads in the 7/8" and 3/8" sizes. 60 - 120
194. A STEPPED SET OF FIVE RABBET MOLDING PLANES including sizes ranging from 5/8" to 1 3/4" in width. All are in clean and sound condition. 40 - 80
195. A LOT OF FOUR BELL JAR COVERS including one later base type. The others are missing their bases. Two are fitted with handles on the top. 30 - 60
196. A BINNACLE TYPE DORYMAN'S COMPASS in a fitted teak box ornamented with an anchor on the cover. 80 - 160
197. An UNUSUAL MECHANICAL LEATHER SKIVER apparently designed for factory use. This leather working tool is in clean and usable condition. 35 - 75
198. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including examples by Hunt and Wiseman, J. Killam, Buck, Bartlett, T. Clark, etc. 50 - 100
199. A LOT OF FIVE EARLY SCREWDRIVERS including some having elaborately shaped blades. All have extra long blades. 60 - 120
200. TWO EARLY AND GRAPHIC WOODWORKING TOOLS including a wood and iron bow drill and an oak bow saw having rosewood handles. 125 - 250
201. TWO GLASS STORE DISPLAY CASES including floor standing and countertop types. 200 - 400
202. A WOODLAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a "commander" mallet, adzes, axes, a cant dog, a bark spud, a mast axe, etc. 60 - 120
203. A TWENTY-FOUR INCH LENGTH MACHINIST'S COMBINATION SQUARE by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts with protractor and center gauge. Fully 85% of the original black japan finish remains. 50 - 100
204. A PATENTED TACK HAMMER by C.J. Capewell, Cheshire, Connecticut, patented November 26, 1873. This spring activated hammer is in excellent collector quality condition. 125 - 250
205. A LOT OF CIRCULAR AND STRAIGHT SLIDE RULES including some special purpose types. All are in clean and sound condition. Makers include Post, Gilson, Helix, etc. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkinton Collection. 50 - 100
206. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. Included in this grouping are a No. 113 circular plane and a No. 4 C smoothing plane. Both retain fully 95% of their original finishes. 75 - 150
207. A COLLECTION OF SMALL SPIRIT LEVELS including examples by Stanley, Millers Falls, Starrett, Universal, Stevens, etc. 60 - 120
208. A CLASSIC "SHEFFIELD" BRACE by T. Tillotson and Company, Sheffield, England. This spring lock chuck brace is nicely accented by a turned ebony head. 80 - 160
209. THREE EARLY WOODEN TOOL BOXES including tote and carpenter types. Also included is a fastener box with sections for screws, nuts, bolts, etc. 75 - 150
210. An EARLY PATENT DEPTH GAUGE by William D. Spencer, Middletown, Connecticut, patented March 13, 1888. The gauge is marked only with the designation "Pat. Appl'd. for", but the form is unmistakable. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 60 - 120
211. A PRECISION ADJUST PANEL PLANE, No. A-1, by Norris, London, England. This post-War version retains its full, original Norris cutting iron. It needs some cleaning, but is intact and thoroughly usable. 150 - 300
212. TWO UNCOMMON WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 10 1/2 carriage maker's rabbet and No. 604 C early type "Bedrock" plane are included. 60 - 120
213. A CASED NAUTICAL DRAFTING SET by the Bureau Of Ships, U.S. Navy. Many Keuffel and Esser instruments, all in excellent condition, are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
214. A LOT OF EARLY TOOL CATALOGUES including examples by Greenlee, P.S. and W., T.B. Rayl, Mongomery, W.S. Milligan and the Minnesota Iron Store are included. 60 - 120
215. A MASSIVE EARLY COOPER'S CROZE by Mannebach Brothers, 112 Stanton Street, New York, New York. This oversize cooper's tool has nicely chamfered edges and is inlaid with brass wear plates. It is marked in several places with the imprint of this New York City based maker of coopers' tools. From the Eric Olson Collection. 100 - 200
216. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 248 with eight original irons and a No. 78 filletster plane are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
217. TWO UNCOOMMON WOODWORKING PLANES, both by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Connecticut. A No. 3041 transitional smoother and a No. 3205 C smoother are included in this lot. Both are in clean, sound and complete condition. 75 - 150
218. A LOT OF ASSORTED HAND SAWS including crosscut, rip, pruning, backing and docking types, etc. Also included are some catalogues, etc. 50 - 100
219. A WEDGE LOCK ARM PLOW PLANE by Reed, Utica, New York. This plane has a steel depth stop and is in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
220. A rare NEW YORK MAKER MOLDING PLANE by Barker and Baldwin, Auburn, New York. This small ogee profile plane is marked with the imprint of this obscure Upstate New York maker. The mark rates FOUR STARS for rarity in American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition. 100 - 200
221. A LOT OF ASSORTED BENCH PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are examples of the No. 3; 4; 5; 5 1/4; 5 1/2; 6 and 7. All need a light cleaning, but are sound, complete and usable. 60 - 120
222. FIVE NON-STANLEY LEVELS including examples by Davidson, Disston, Sargent, Davis and Cook, and Hall and Knapp. 50 - 100
223. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are jack, jointer and smoothing types. All are offered for parts or restoration. 60 - 120
224. A CAST IRON DADO PLANE, No. 39, by STANLEY. Fully 85% of the original black japan finish remains on this 1/4" size example. 90 - 180
225. FIVE EXTRA CLEAN MACHINISTS TOOLS including taper gauges, three large micrometers and an Eclipse adjustable surface plate in its original box. 80 - 160
226. A LOT OF LAYOUT TOOLS AND TAPE MEASURES including try squares, combination squares, bevels, zig-zag rules and marking gauges. 40 - 80
227. SEVEN CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are jack, jointer, small and block planes, all complete and sound. All need a light cleaning. 60 - 120
228. A lot of ARMS COLLECTION REFERENCE BOOKS including Rudolf Nunnemacher, American Arms Collection Magazine, Gun Collection Magazine, etc. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 100 - 200
229. A LOT OF CLEAN AND USABLE CHISELS, all by Stanley Tools included in this group are "Everlasting" No. 720, 750 and No. 60 butt types. Also included are five plastic handle types. All are in clean and usable condition. 50 - 100
230. A rare HANDLED SCREW ARM FILLETSTER PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts by the Greenfield Tool Company, Greenfield, Massachusetts. There are some minor checks in the boxwood, but this plane is otherwise excellent. 175 - 350
231. An early BRASS DOUBLE RESERVOIR FLOODLIGHT with ruby glass on each side and a lift top. The original function of this oversized and well made light is not known. 100 - 200
232. A MACHINISTS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including micrometers, a pair of calipers, surface gauges, trammels, planer gauges and a wire gauge. 60 - 120
233. A SKEW BLADE SHOOT PLANE, No. 51, by STANLEY. Fully 95% of the original black japan finish remains. The cutting iron is marked with the ca. 1930's "notched rectangle" trademark. 125 - 250
234. A LATER TYPE BATTERY OPERATED SHIP'S CLOCK by Sewills, Liverpool, England. This clock sounds the appropriate number of bells to signal the watches. From the John Meneely Collection. 150 - 300
235. TWO CAST IRON COFFEE GRINDERS including an Arcade "Crystal" type that is complete and a "Crown" type by Landers, Frary and Clark that is missing its receiver. 150 - 300
236. A LOT OF EARLY HARDWARE CATALOGUES including Brass Fittings, Maine Steel Products, National Brass, American Aluminum, etc. 60 - 120
237. A LOT OF SIX WOODEN MOLDING PLANES, all by A. Inglis, Delhi, New York. Included in this grouping are a handled tongue and groove pair marked with the "A" imprint, other molders and a jointer plane marked with the "B" imprint. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 80 - 160
238. THREE EARLY COOPERS TOOLS including an inshave, sun plane and a decorated side axe. 60 - 120
239. THREE EARLY WOODEN SIX-INCH BEVELS including examples by Disston, a "Star" type and an unusual ring screw lock example. 80 - 160
240. THIRTEEN NEW YORK STATE MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by Baldwin, Crannell, Barry, Mcmaster, Randall and Cook, and J. and J. Gibson. 50 - 100
241. A LOT OF FIXED AND ADJUSTABLE HOLLOW AUGERS including examples by A.A. Wood, Millers Falls, Stearns and James Swan. Also included are some spoke pointers. 30 - 60
242. TWO FOUR-INCH SECTION ZIG-ZAG FOLDING RULES. included in this lot are a Lufkin No. 4604 and a K. and E example that is marked "Pat. '00". 50 - 100
243. FIVE CONTINENTAL TYPE NUT WRENCHES including some double end types. All different types are included. 60 - 120
244. A HAND FORGED COOPER'S CRESSET used for barrel sealing. This early and uncommon cooper's tool is in excellent condition. 100 - 200
245. TWO BLACKSMITH'S POST DRILLS, both heavy duty types. Both are in working condition. Also included in this lot is a a bench lathe. 100 - 200
246. A "CHAPLIN'S PATENT" SMOOTHING PLANE by Tower and Lyon, New York, New York. This India rubber handle example has a small chip from the handle, but is otherwise complete and excellent. 125 - 250
247. A LOT OF ASSORTED PLANES AND SCRAPERS, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 48 double tongue and groove; a No. 82 and scrapers; and a No. 220 and "Handyman" block planes. 50 - 100
248. A WEDGE LOCK ARM PLOW PLANE, No. 5 B, by A. Mathieson and Sons Glasgow, Scotland. This plane is nicely ornamented with four brass tips and is in excellent collector quality condition. 90 - 180
249. A CAST BRONZE ROLLING PARALLEL RULE, No. 5112-05, by the B.K. Elliott Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This navigator's rule is in nearly new condition. 40 - 80
250. A HANDLED DOUBLE IRON COMPLEX MOLDING PLANE by A. Inglis, Delhi, New York. This extra complex cut plane has been boldly struck with the distinctive Inglis imprint. It is in top condition, noting the presence of a hole for a "pull stick" through the body. From the Eric Olson Collection. 350 - 750
251. An early CAST IRON SEWING MACHINE by John Wanamaker, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The machine is marked with the designation "Automatic". Fully 95% of the original paint and decoration remains. 100 - 200
252. A SOLID BOXWOOD PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts, No. 129, by the Sandusky Tool Company, Sandusky, Ohio. This crispy plow is in excellent collector quality condition. 300 - 600
253. A SOLID BOXWOOD PLOW PLANE, No. 104, by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. This nicely patinated plane has a chip from the tip of the tote, but it is otherwise in excellent condition. 200 - 400
254. A MASSIVE WEDGE LOCK ARM GROOVE PLANE by Paul Oulette. This Canadian Maple plane has been boldly struck with the maker imprint. 50 - 100
255. A rare GRADUATED BEAM PANEL MARKING GAUGE having a rosewood insert by E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This well preserved gauge is in clean and sound condition. 200 - 400
256. A LIGHT PLOW AND BEADING PLANE, No. 50, by STANLEY. This early "S" casting plane includes a full box of cutting irons. It was produced before the introduction of the "chip deflector" feature. 60 - 120
257. A HANDLED SASH COPE MOLDING PLANE having an offset handle. This plane was fashioned from a single piece of wood and is marked with the owner/maker imprint "Robert Mitchell". 50 - 100
258. FOUR INTERESTING BRASS SPOKE SHAVES including a Stanley recast, an "E.F. Dixie" type, a patternmaker type, etc. 60 - 120
259. A LOT OF ELEVEN ASSORTED CARVING CHISELS including straight, curve and spoon types. Makers include Buck, Addis, Spear and Jackson, etc. 120 - 240
260. THREE PAIRS OF BRONZE TRAMMELS including a Stanley No. 1 pair; a fancy cast pair dated "1912"; and a brass and iron pair for use on a square beam. 75 - 150
261. A LOT OF LATER TYPE DRAFTING SETS. Most are complete. Makers include Dietzgen, Riefler, etc. 50 - 100
262. A LOT OF ORIGINAL BOX MACHINISTS TOOLS, all by the Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island. Included in this grouping are calipers, dividers, micrometers, a dial indicator, a digital caliper, a surface gauge, etc. 100 - 200
263. A LOT OF NINE ASSORTED HOLLOW AND ROUND MOLDING PLANES, all by Edward Higgs, London, England. Included are four matched pairs in the No. 14, 15, 16 and 18 sizes and a No. 17 hollow. 100 - 200
264. TWO UNUSUAL FUNCTION ENGLISH RULES including a W. Adams shoe rule and a six-section wantage rule by Loftus. 75 - 150
265. FOUR FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULES, all by Stanley. Included are examples of the No. 54; 61; 62 and 84 half-bound. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
266. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE FOLDING RULES, both by John Rabone and Sons, Birmingham, England. Included are a wide double arch joint rule and a rope caliper rule. 90 - 180
267. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included in this grouping are examples of the No. 4; 6 C; 9 1/4 block; 71 router; 80 scraper and 102 block. 60 - 120
268. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 4 1/2 heavy smoother and a No. 20 circular plane are included in this lot. 60 - 120
269. TWO NEW ENGLAND MAKER DOUBLE BEAD MOLDING PLANES including examples by E. Smith in the 1/4'" size and Copeland and Company in the 5/8" size. 80 - 160
270. A HANDLED MAHOGANY PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts and a boxwood wedge. This pretty plane is very nicely patinated. 175 - 350
271. A ca. 1860'S CARPENTER'S TOOL CHEST including auger bits, molding planes, a saw, a set of Barton Brothers chisels, etc. A nice grouping of thoroughly usable early tools in their original dovetailed toolbox. 200 - 400
272. A GLASS TOP WICKER TABLE SET complete with a set of six wire frame chairs. All are in excellent condition and could be put directly to use. 100 - 200
273. A LOT OF ASSORTED EARLY HAND SAWS including examples by J. Flint, Rochester, Bakewell and some early Disston types. 50 - 100
274. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE EDGE TOOLS including a Douglass carpenter's slick in the 3 1/2" size and and a 1 1/8" size corner chisel. 100 - 200
275. An early SIX-INCH CARPENTER'S LEVEL by the Davis Level and Tool Company, Springfield, Massachusetts, patented May 29, 1877. Fully 90% of the original black japan finish remains on this extra clean example. 250 - 500
276. A SEVEN-INCH CAST IRON INCLINOMETER LEVEL by the Davis Level and Tool Company, Springfield, Massachusetts, patented September 17, 1867. Fully 95% of the original black japan finish remains on this superb example. 250 - 500
277. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT by Stanley Tools including a No. 65 low angle plane; No. 75 bullnose plane; three No. 750 chisels; a No. 51 spoke shave; and a No. 65 marking gauge. All are in top collector quality condition. 60 - 120
278. A rare COMBINATION OIL CAN AND BRACE as patented by William Moore of Eden New York on September 13, 1898. The oil can is missing, but the brace is otherwise intact and is offered for restoration. 125 - 250
279. A rare "Coes No. 1" WOOD HANDLE MONKEY WRENCH by L. Coes and Company, Worcester, Massachusetts, patented March 23, 1869. This unusual 4 3/4" size wrench is marked with the 1869 patent date. 100 - 200
280. TWO NEW YORK MARKED ENGLISH BRACES including Fenton examples by Fenton and Marsden and another marked "Wood, New York". 60 - 120
281. A LOT OF PLANE PARTS AND CUTTING IRONS, all early types. Included are frogs, caps and handles. 60 - 120
282. A METAL WORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including taps and dies, drills, files, saws, a screwdriver, lathe attachments and file handles. 50 - 100
283. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including calipers, dividers, a combination square, try square, chisel, an awl, a screwdriver, a bevel, a No. 5 jack plane, a gauge, etc. 50 - 100
284. A LOT OF ASSORTED COOPERS' TOOLS including two crozes, a howel, a sun topping plane, a "shoup" plane, etc. 60 - 120
285. A LOT OF ASSORTED TOOL CATALOGUES, all by Henry Disston and Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included in this grouping are a 1911 General Line catalogue, handbooks, a saw manual, etc. 40 - 80
286. A PRECISION PARALLEL RULE, No. 0033, by Zbrojownia, Warsaw, Poland. This very well made rule includes a fitted mahogany case. 125 - 250
287. TWO WIDE SKEW BLADE WOODWORKING PLANES including examples by Casey, Kitchell and Company and James Lumsden, Dundee, Scotland. Both are in need of some restoration. 50 - 100
288. TWO CAST IRON BLACKSMITH'S POST DRILLS. Both are in excellent condition and ready to use. 80 - 160
289. A COLLECTION OF SMALL OIL CANS including one by S. Steven patented in 1896 and cans by Eagle, a French type, and brass and nickel plated examples. 80 - 160
290. FOUR PAIRS OF PIPE AND NUT WRENCHES including "Little Giant"; Gellman; Lownes, Huntsville, Alabama; and a pair of unmarked wrenches of German manufacture. 40 - 80
291. A NIELANDER'S PATENT "QUICKSET" NUT WRENCH by F.W. Macke Company, Kokomo, Indiana, patented April 22, 1919. This wrench is shown in the Schulz book as No. 511. 100 - 200
292. THREE EXTRA CLEAN TAPE MEASURES, all by the Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan. Included in this lot are a Lufkin "Artisan"; another marked "A.F. Burch, Grand Rapids"; and another marked "Schockgusmer Brewers Machinery". 50 - 100
293. A rare DOUBLE TONGUE AND GROOVE MOLDING PLANE by F. Dallicker, Douglas, Pennsylvania. This most unusual type plane has an extra clean imprint. 100 - 200
294. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Paul Kebabian's "American Woodworking Tools"; reprints; a copy of the Mathieson catalogue reprint, etc. 30 - 60
295. A LOT OF MACHINISTS REFERENCE BOOKS including original catalogues by Starrett, Brown and Sharpe, etc. 60 - 120
296. THREE LARGE ANTIQUE CHOCOLATE MOLDS including sheep, rooster and lamb patterns. All are in usable condition. 100 - 200
297. TEN NEW YORK STATE MAKER MOLDING PLANES including E. Carter hollow and round pairs in the No. 2, 4 and 6 sizes; a Scioto 3/4" hollow and round pair; T.J. McMaster 1/2" astragal; and a Z.J. McMaster table plane. 50 - 100
298. SEVEN MECHANICALLY INTERESTING BIT BRACES including ratchet and fixed types. Some appear to be of quite early manufacture. 60 - 120
299. THREE ORIGINAL GENERAL LINE CATALOGUES, all by the Keuffel and Esser Company, New York, New York. Included in this lot are both small and large sizes of the 1909 publication and a 1921 large format catalogue. All feature the full K. and E. line including drafting supplies, tapes, rules and surveying instruments. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkinton Collection. 50 - 100
300. FOUR EARLY COLLECTIBLE BOOKS "American Engineers Behind the Battle Lines in France" from World War I; Henry Mercer's "Ancient Carpenter's Tools"; "Wonderland of Work"; and "A Manual of Wood Carving" by C.B. Leland. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkington Collection. 50 - 100
301. A PRECISION TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a bevel, trammels, tape measures, a screwdriver, print blocks, a drafting rule, etc. 75 - 150
302. FOUR HARDWARE DEALER GENERAL LINE CATALOGUES including a ca. 1910 catalogue from T.B. Rayl of Detroit; a 1909 Edition of the catalogue of Cleveland dealer W. Bingham; an 1899 catalogue by Philadelphia dealers J.J. Shannon and Company; and a massive 1924 catalogue by Detroit dealers Charles Strelinger and Company. All are in clean, sound and complete condition. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkington Collection. 100 - 200
303. A MODERN HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including screwdrivers, crescent wrenches, pliers, spatulas, etc. 20 - 40
304. An early COOPERS JOINTER PLANE complete with its original stand in clean and sound condition. 80 - 160
305. A copy of the book "THE GREAT INDUSTRIES OF THE UNITED STATES" by J.B. Burr and Hyde, Hartford, Connecticut. This compilation of essays documents the state of manufacturing in the United States in 1872 including a chapter on the making of boxwood rules. 60 - 120
306. FIVE EARLY HAND FORGED CHOPPERS including some having distinctive forms. All are in excellent condition. 60 - 120
307. A boxed SET OF EIGHT "CRAFTSMAN" BRAND TURNING GOUGES, all by Sears, Roebuck and Company, Chicago. Most of the original decals remain on these extra clean tools. 50 - 100
308. A ONE-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE of IVORY and German silver. This early rule has brass bits and joints. 90 - 180
309. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including an egg beater, a cast iron rug stretcher, an "Uncle Sam" riveting tool, etc. 30 - 60
310. An example of "THE EAGLE" FLUTING IRON by the American Machine Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, patented November 2, 1875. This example includes a "goffering" iron. It is in need of some restoration. 60 - 120
311. A classic CABINET MAKERS WORK BENCH having both head and tail vises and very nicely patinated. 400 - 800
312. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is complete and in ready to use condition. 75 - 150
313. TEN NEW YORK MAKER MOLDING PLANES including hollow and round, bead, dado, astragal and one smoothing type. Makers include Marley, Mcmaster, Auburn, R. and C. Carter, etc. 50 - 100
314. A 24" 8 POINT CROSSCUT HAND SAW, No. 16, by Henry Disston and Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Much of the original etching remains on this scarce and well preserved saw. 30 - 60
315. A PATENT DOUBLE IRON TRYING PLANE by E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This tool was patented on March 27, 1849. The cutting iron is by the Providence Tool Company. 125 - 250
316. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Davis brace, scrapers, a Stanley No. 100 block plane, a rosewood bevel, etc. 35 - 75
317. A SEVEN-INCH SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 2, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Pat. 92" trademark on this clean example. Fully 75% of the original black japan finish remains. The front knob is a later replacement. 80 - 160
318. A PANELED MAHOGANY BLANKET CHEST that has been very nicely finished and is in excellent condition. 125 - 250
319. A MOUNTED DISPLAY OF HAND TOOLS including a brace, a saw, a clamp, a marking gauge, a draw knife, a bevel, etc. 25 - 50
320. A RAILROAD TRAIN TRACK DRILL by the the Buda Manufacturing Company, Harvey, Illinois. This interesting and unusual mechanical device is the first of its kind that we have seen or offered for sale. 125 - 250
321. A PATENT MORTISE CUTTING MACHINE by J. Leukart, Columbus, Ohio, patented September 10, 1912. This mechanically interesting gizmo is in clean and workable condition. 125 - 250
322. A GENERAL LINE HARDWARE CATALOGUE by Greer and Laing, Wheeling, West Virginia. This 1101 page catalogue is the 1914 Edition. The front cover is loose, but the book is otherwise intact and sound. 80 - 160
323. FOUR NON-STANLEY LEVELS including two by Davis and Cook, a Chapin-Stephens inclinometer and a level by the Standard Rule Company. 35 - 75
324. An early PATENT ARCHIMEDIAN DRILL by the Chicopee Tool Company, patented August 15, 1882. This interesting variation has a wooden head and driver. 60 - 120
325. A SET OF WEIGHT STANDARD MEASURES by Henry Troemner, Philadelphia, Pennyslvania. These uncommon weights are in their original box and came from a metrology laboratory. 125 - 250
326. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including chisels, a block plane, screwdrivers, a saw set, a hammer, awls, a Gay patent screwdriver, etc. 60 - 120
327. A LOT OF EUROPEAN WOODWORKING PLANES including a Hields "badger" type; a steel sole smoother; a horned toothing plane; and a small size "scrub" plane. 60 - 120
328. A COOPERS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including an adze, an axe, a hoop driver, howels, a croze, shaves, a traveler, a bung hammer, etc. 80 - 160
329. An early PATENT MITRE TRIMMER by Stephen W. Hall, Williamsport, Pennsylvania, patented August 17, 1858. This early cast iron mitre trimmer is the first of its type that we have seen. 80 - 160
330. A MAHOGANY INCLINOMETER LEVEL by M.D.S. Ltd. This oversize folding rule has a plumb bob in a compartment in the body. 80 - 160
331. TWO AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ITEMS including a display for Anco windshield wipers and a "Hygrade"fuel pump display. 50 - 100
332. FOUR EARLY STYLE SURFACE GAUGES including one having a brass base; one having a "V" base; and one marked George Heaton, Boston. 80 - 160
333. An UNHANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts by B.F. Berry, Watertown, New York. This plane has some minor thread damage, but is otherwise excellent. 90 - 180
334. TWO EXTRA COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES by T.J. McMaster, Auburn, New York. Included in this grouping are a quirk ovolo with bead; steep quirk ogee; and also a Z.J. McMaster quirk ovolo with bevel. 150 - 300
335. A STEPPED PAIR OF COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES, both by A. Inglis, Delhi, New York. Both are quirk ovolo with bevel profile and both are marked "1/2", but are of different widths. From the Eric Olson Collection. 125 - 250
336. A LOT OF ASSORTED SAWS AND SAW TOOLS including keyhole, turning, coping, hack, etc. Also included are a number of saw sets and jointers. 30 - 60
337. An example of the "HOWARD PATENT" BEVEL as patented by L.D. Howard on November 5, 1867. This fancy brass bevel incorporates a level into the body. 100 - 200
338. An unused HAND TOOLS GENTLEMAN'S BOX LOT including a hand drill, mallets, a brace, hammers, a square, chisels, a spoke shave, a divider, a No. 34 V rule, screwdrivers, etc. 60 - 120
339. TWO PAIRS OF WOODWORKING MOLDING PLANES, both by V.A. Emond (Montreal, Canada). Included are a "Guele de Loupe" pair for sash windows and a matching sash pair. Both are in the 1 3/4" size. 60 - 120
340. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a grinder, a scale and a Stanley No. 9 1/2 block plane in its original box. The frequent association of these tools with each other is so well documented that it requires no explanation. 60 - 120
341. A classic NINETEENTH CENTURY MACHINISTS TOOL CHEST fashioned from oak. This hinged top chest has dual drawers and is ready to house part of a growing collection of antique tools. 150 - 300
342. A LOT OF ASSORTED BREAST DRILLS including Millers Falls and Goodell-Pratt types. Some ratchet types are included in this grouping. All need a light cleaning. 50 - 100
343. An UNHANDLED BOXWOOD PLOW PLANE by H. Chapin, Union Factory. This plane is also marked "G. Mayer, Lancaster". A full set of Baldwin Tool Company plow irons is included. 225 - 450
344. THREE EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, all by Sargent and Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Examples of the No. 408 both early and later types and No. 5307 block plane are included. 50 - 100
345. A reprint of the DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS BOOK by D. Appleton and Company, Boston, Massachusetts, in three volumes. A great reference to the technology of the Nineteenth Century in excellent condition. 80 - 160
346. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including Rabone rules, locks, etc. 30 - 60
347. An early STEEL BODY "SCOTCH" BRACE including a full set of bits. The bits are nicely arranged in a felt roll. 50 - 100
348. A SOLID BRASS NAUTICAL LINING RULE by U.M.W., Birmingham, England. This precision tool is in new condition in its original wooden case. 60 - 120
349. An AGRICULTURAL AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including stoneware, a corn sheller, a wringer, indian clubs, a grinder, etc. Everything you need to grubstake a homestead. 35 - 75
350. A TWENTY-FOUR INCH CAST IRON CARPENTER'S LEVEL by the Davis Level and Tool Company, Springfield, Massachusetts, patented November 20, 1883. This graphic level is in clean and sound condition. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 80 - 160
351. A classic CARPENTER'S WORK BENCH having head and tail vises. This nicely patinated vise is in excellent working condition. 300 - 600
352. THREE SMALL SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND SAWS, all by Henry Disston and Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included in this lot are a child's ten point size, a 10" backing saw and an example of "The Imp". 50 - 100
353. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN MACHINISTS TOOLS including two pairs of Starrett calipers, micrometers, a combination square and a record stylus pressure gauge. 60 - 120
354. TWO CLEAN COOPERS' TOOLS including an early wooden brace and a French cooper's hollowing adze. 80 - 160
355. A COLLECTION OF STANLEY TOOL BOX ADVERTISEMENTS, all by STANLEY. Also included are No. 55 instructions, adjustable level pamphlets and cam and beader instructions. A nice selection. 120 - 240
356. A LOT OF EARLY WOODEN PLUMBERS TOOLS including tampers and flaring tools. One is leather faced. 35 - 75
357. THREE UNUSED FRAMING HAMMERS including examples by Forgecaft, TED hammers and a Hart framer. One is made from stainless steel. 30 - 60
358. THREE SAW MILL SUPPLY CATALOGUES including catalogues of the American Saw Mill and Woodworking Machinery Company of Hackettstown, New Jersey dated 1925 and 1930; and a catalogue of the American Saw Company of Trenton, New Jersey dated 1895. All illustrate a wide range of mill machinery. The Trenton catalogue shows a full line of circular and hand saws as well. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkington Collection. 60 - 120
359. A LOT OF ASSORTED DIVIDERS AND CALIPERS including some having graphic forms. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
360. FIVE CLEAN COOPERS EDGE TOOLS including three chamfer knives, two draw knives, etc. Makers include D.R. Barton, etc. 60 - 120
361. A LOT OF THIRTEEN ASSORTED CORN HUSKING TOOLS including palm and hook types. All are different. 50 - 100
362. A BRONZE REPLICA OF ROMAN OIL LAMP incorporating a figure of a goddess. This unusual lamp is very well made and nicely patinated. 60 - 120
363. A COLLECTION OF UNUSUAL OIL CANS including some small sizes. Some are solid brass. 100 - 200
364. A MODERN WOODWORKER OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a hollow auger, a spoke pointer, a marking gauge, a bevel and an early hand drill by Goodell-Pratt. 75 - 150
365. A CLEAN AND COMPLETE "Craftsman" BRAND 12" COMBINATION SQUARE by Sears, Roebuck and Company with protractor and center gauge. This precision tool is in superb condition. 40 - 80
366. TWO CLEAN ROSEWOOD MARKING GAUGES including a Stanley No. 77 that is marked with the maker name and an unmarked brass faced example. 40 - 80
367. A LOT OF ASSORTED HAND SAWS including also a Millers Falls mitre box and saw, a saw vise, etc. Makers include Disston, Simonds, etc. 50 - 100
368. A LOT OF ASSORTED TRY SQUARES including examples by Stanley, James Cam and one Sargent type. All are fashioned from rosewood and brass. 30 - 60
369. An early YELLOW BIRCH SPILL PLANE having a large knot in the body and very nicely patinated. 35 - 75
370. THREE UNCOMMON NEW YORK MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by E.B. Harford, Goshen; E. Moses, Hastings; and R. Wells, Trenton, New York. From the Eric Olson Collection. 100 - 200
371. A CABINET MAKER'S TOOL CHEST complete with three original tills, all having raised panels. This dovetailed chest includes its original key and some original tools. 100 - 200
372. A MODERN WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including Rockwell turning tools and four Jorgenson clamps. 50 - 100
373. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including taps and dies, clamps, automotive tools, a tape measure, stamps, a speed indicator, a reamer, etc. 30 - 60
374. A rare early METRIC MARKING GAUGE, No. 61, by STANLEY. This example is marked with the ca. 1915 "Type 11" trademark and is marked only with metric graduations. From the Neil Stoll Collection. 50 - 100
375. An early "BEDROCK" JOINTER PLANE, No. 608 C, by STANLEY. This corrugated sole plane retains some 95% of the original black japan finish and is marked with the "Pat. '92" trademark on the cutter. 90 - 180
376. A KICK START WASHING MACHINE ENGINE by the Maytag Company, Newton, Iowa. This example is in working condition and includes a reprinted copy of the instruction manual. 60 - 120
377. A SAWYER'S SAW SHARPENING BENCH. This most unusual device includes a pivoting saw vise. It is fashioned from yellow birch. 80 - 160
378. An early PRE-LATERAL RABBET PLANE, No. 10, by STANLEY. Approximately 1/2" of the original cutter remains on this early "Arch" trademark example. 60 - 120
379. TWO EARLY PATENT APPLE PARERS including examples by the Reading Hardware Company and Sinclair Scott, Baltimore, Maryland. Both are patented. 60 - 120
380. THREE LOG MARKING HAMMERS including one that marks the initials "H.K."; another double end type that marks the letter "K"; and a single letter "M" stamp. 80 - 160
381. TWO UNUSED PRECISION TOOLS, both by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. Included in this lot are an MS-2 mitre square and an HDS-2 dovetail square. Both are in new condition in their original boxes. 100 - 200
382. A HANDLED PANEL RAISING PLANE by A. and E. Baldwin, New York, New York. This example has a wooden depth stop and is in extra clean condition. 150 - 300
383. THREE EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included in this grouping are a No. 3, 71 router in the original box and a No. 148 that is missing one cutter. 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
384. NINE CLEAN ENGLISH WOODEN PLANES including toothing, grooving, tongue, quirk round, scotia and rabbet types. 50 - 100
385. An AGRICULTURAL AND FARM ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a hay harpoon, a shovel and a bucket yoke. 30 - 60
386. A well made BRASS STEAM WHISTLE by Penberthy of Canada. This well made whistle is in nearly new condition noting one replaced screw. From the John Meneely Collection. 100 - 200
387. A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED STARRETT CATALOGUES, all by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. One 50th anniversary is included. All are in clean and sound condition. 35 - 75
388. TWO CARR'S PATENT SURFACE GAUGES, both by the Hoggson and Pettis Manufacturing Company, patented January 26, 1892. Both are complete and in excellent condition. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 60 - 120
389. An early OCTAGONAL BOARD MEASURE CANE. This ca. 1880's example is in clean and sound condition. 80 - 160
390. TWO EXTRA CLEAN MOLDING PLANES, both by S. Dalpe, Roxton Pond, Quebec. Included in this grouping are an adjustable sash marked "1/4 1 3/4" and a double tongue and groove plane in the 1/2" size. From the Jacques Heroux Collection. 80 - 160
391. A LOT OF ASSORTED LATER WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. All are in their original boxes. Included in this grouping are examples of the No. 5 jack; 220 and 110 block planes; and a Handyman block. 35 - 75
392. TWO "AUTOSET" WOODWORKING PLANES, both by Sargent and Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Examples of the No. 710 smooth and No. 714 jack are included in this lot. 60 - 120
393. FIVE BRASS-APPOINTED WOODWORKING TOOLS including saws, an English brace, a marking gauge and a router plane. One of the saws is a brass back type. 80 - 160
394. An EARLY HAND CRANK SEWING MACHINE by Singer and Company, New York, New York. This well preserved machine retains nearly all of its original decoration and the fancy wooden case is in nearly new condition. 100 - 200
395. An early MAPLE BODY BOBSLED having steel faced runners. These large sleds were used for sap collection when making maple syrup. From the Eric Olson Collection. 50 - 100
396. TWO UNCOMMON FOLDING RULES, both by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 94 carriage maker's rule with "Sweetheart" trademark and the No. 18 school rule are included. 100 - 200
397. EIGHT DELICATE SMALL HAMMERS including mostly metal working types. Ball and cross pein types, most retaining their original handles, are included. 50 - 100
398. TWO EARLY WOODEN BRACES including a yellow birch piano maker type and an oak brace having a friction catch. 100 - 200
399. THREE NEW ENGLAND MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an H. Wetherell bead; Jo. Fuller round; and an A. Smith bead. 125 - 250
400. An example of the patented UNIVERSAL JOINTED BRACE as patented by A.G. Derlon of Paris, France on August 23, 1892. This interesting corner brace is complete and in sound condition. 200 - 400
401. FOUR EARLY SPECIAL PURPOSE LANTERNS including a watchman's, "Justrite" miner type, a red signal lantern and one having a large reflector. 100 - 200
402. An early COPPER AND STEEL STEAM ENGINE. This partially disassembled engine appears to be complete. 90 - 180
403. A LOT OF BOOTLEG COLLECTIBLES including a brass mash cooker, a still, dippers and tap. These items are not warranted for use. From the Barbara Fitz Gerald Collection. 100 - 200
404. An AMIDON'S PATENT BIT BRACE by C.H. Amidon, Buffalo, New York, patented April 20, 1880. This uncommon brace has been assigned the "B" rating in Ron Pearson's book on the American Patented Brace. 50 - 100
405. A "MANTEL CLOCK" INCLINOMETER LEVEL by L.L. Davis. This example is in clean and sound condition, noting that the japanning has been "enhanced" by a previous owner. 250 - 500
406. An unusual ROTARY BLADE LAWN MOWER by the Dille and McGuire Manufacturing Company, Richmond, Indiana. This extra complex mower has been nicely repainted and is in excellent mechanical condition. 60 - 120
407. A 1900 GENERAL LINE CATALOGUE by the Peck, Stow and Wilcox Company, Southington, Connecticut. Entitled "Machines and Tools. 1800-1900 Centennial", this 64 page softbound catalogue includes the full P.S. and W. line. 80 - 160
408. SIX ANIMAL FORM CHOCOLATE MOLDS including a cat, bird, rooster, elephant, lion, etc. 60 - 120
409. A LOT OF ASSORTED ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including hollow and round, bead, etc. Makers include Stothert, Moseley, Gabriel, Osborne Brothers, etc. 60 - 120
410. THREE EARLY 24" MACHINISTS LEVELS including examples by Millers Falls, Stanley and Stafford. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
411. A PATENT CAM-LOCK BEVEL by Leonard Bailey, patented March 19, 1872. This uncommon bevel is in excellent mechanical condition and has only some tarnish on the upper blade to note as an apology. 200 - 400
412. A LOT OF LATER TYPE MACHINISTS TOOLS including a dial caliper, micrometers, gauges, a depth gauge, a dial indicator, etc. 50 - 100
413. FOUR MID-WEST MAKER COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a J. Walker sash; J. Creagh quirk ovolo with bevel; Sandusky 1" nosing plane; and a Sears nosing plane. 50 - 100
414. A LOT OF REPRINTED TOOL CATALOGUES including auction catalogues, periodicals, etc. A great batch of reference materials. 100 - 200
415. A HANDLED SCRAPER PLANE, No. 112, by STANLEY. This rosewood handle and knob example includes a No. 28 "toothing" cutting iron. Fully 95% of the original black japan finish remains. 125 - 250
416. A HANDLED PLOW PLANE by D. Kimberly and Sons, London, England. This patent adjustment plow is marked "Pat. No. 2848". It is missing its key adjustment wrench but is otherwise excellent. 120 - 240
417. A FIFTY CENTIMETER FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE, No. 10, by STANLEY. This rule, which is marked with the product number, but not the Stanley name, was produced during the ca. 1870's push to convert the United States to the Metric system, so we could be more like France. It is in clean and sound condition, noting some minor stains. 150 - 300
418. An unusual SMALL CAST IRON PLOW PLANE by I. Sorby, Sheffield, England. This complete and usable example includes three original cutting irons. 25 - 50
419. A HANDLED QUIRK OGEE WITH BEVEL COMPLEX MOLDING PLANE by H. Chapin, Union Factory. This crisp and clean example is in usable condition. 150 - 300
420. A LOT OF ASSORTED TRANSITIONAL PLANES including iron bench planes by Stanley, Sargent and Gage. All are offered for restoration. 60 - 120
421. An "ANGLE MASTER" PROTRACTOR, No. AM-1, by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. This tool is is in essentially unused condition in its original box and is factory marked with the initials "L.H.P.". 90 - 180
422. FIVE RAPID ACTION WRENCHES including pipe and nut types. Examples of the "HandE", Victor, Larc-o-matic, Polaris, etc. are included. 50 - 100
423. A SOLID BRASS "WYE" TYPE LEVEL by Buff and Buff, Boston, Massachusetts. This example includes its original Mahogany box, measure stick and tripod. 200 - 400
424. TWO SCREW ADJUSTABLE SASH MOLDING PLANES, both by William Ward, 8th Ave., New York, New York. Two different sizes, both of the same profile are included. 60 - 120
425. A HANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE having applewood arms and nuts, No. 94, by the Auburn Tool Company, Auburn, New York. This well made plane is ornamented with boxing on the fence. The handle horn has been sheared, but the plane is otherwise excellent. 100 - 200
426. A COLLECTION OF HARDWARE AND MACHINERY CATALOGUES including a hardbound 1903 Edition of metal working machinery by the Cary Machinery and Supply Company of Baltimore; manual training supplies from the Belcher and Loomis Company; sheet metal tools from Gummey and McFarland of Philadelphia; a forge tools catalogue from D.H. Potts, Lancaster, and several more. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkington Collection. 100 - 200
427. THREE EXTRA CLEAN MARKING GAUGES, by STANLEY. Included in this grouping are a No. 73 boxwood mortise gauge; a No. 77 rosewood; and a No. 65 boxwood gauge. All are in top collector quality condition. 75 - 150
428. A HANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE, No. 54, by the Greenfield Tool Company, Greenfield, Massachusetts. There is a crack in one nut, but the plane is otherwise in excellent condition. 100 - 200
429. A WORKING STEPPED SET OF EIGHT BOXED BEAD MOLDING PLANES including examples in the 1/8"; 1/4"; 3/8"; 1/2"; 5/8"; 7/8"; 1" and 1 1/8" sizes. 80 - 160
430. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including "Gristmill", reprints, auction catalogues, Michael Dunbar's "Windsor Chairs", etc. 60 - 120
431. A SHORT'S PATENT INCLINOMETER LEVEL as patented by W.H. Hill, Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania on March 21, 1905. This example is in clean and sound condition. 100 - 200
432. A LOT OF EARLY TOOL CATALOGUES including examples from Buffalo Forge, Champion, Niagara Machine and Dixon of Newark, New Jersey. 50 - 100
433. FOUR CLEAN COOPERS TOOLS including a howel, "V" crozes and a screw arm croze. 60 - 120
434. A classic COOPERS JOINTER PLANE having uniform dark patina. This oversize plane is in excellent working condition. 100 - 200
435. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including torches, saws, saw sets, solder irons, oil cans, etc. 20 - 40
436. FOUR BOXED SET ITEMS including tap and die sets, a gasket cutter and a Sears pipe die set. 50 - 100
437. TWO EARLY OFFICE COLLECTIBLES including a McCaskey adding machine and a Matthews press. 50 - 100
438. An early "BEDROCK" JOINTER PLANE, No. 608 C, by STANLEY. This example is complete and proper and needs only a light cleaning to put it in excellent working order. 60 - 120
439. A LOT OF ASSORTED COOPERS HOOPS including small and large sizes. All have excellent patina. 80 - 160
440. A MACHINE ACCESSORY WORK BENCH by Moore Precision Tools. This solid oak chest has multiple drawers and a hinged wooden top. 250 - 500
441. FOUR ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS, all by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Included in this grouping are a No. 278 "V" block; No. 161-E clamps; a No. 682 gauge; and a No. 645A5Z dial indicator. 80 - 160
442. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including reprinted catalogues, copies of "the Gristmill" and "The Chronicle" and some regional tool auction catalogues. 35 - 75
443. A LOT OF ORIGINAL BOX TAPE MEASURES including examples by Lufkin, Master, Keuffel and Esser, Wards, etc. 40 - 80
444. A MODERN HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a belt sander, jigs, belts, sandpaper, featherboards, etc. 50 - 100
445. A LOT OF WOODEN JACK AND JOINTER PLANES. All are in clean and usable condition. Two are fashioned from applewood. 40 - 80
446. A LOT OF ASSORTED SMALL LEVELS, all by Stanley Tools. Included in this grouping are "torpedo", machinists, string, square and oil burner types, etc. 60 - 120
447. A LOT OF ADVERTISING AND COLLECTIBLE ITEMS including knives, buttons, anvils, etc. An interesting assortment. 50 - 100
448. An example of BAKER'S PATENT FRUIT PRESS as produced by the Enterprise Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, patented September 30, 1879. This early cast iron kitchen item is in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
449. A PAIR OF SIDE RABBET PLANES, No. 98 and No. 99, by STANLEY. These later type examples retain their original depth stops and are in ready to use condition. 100 - 200
450. A CLASSIC NINETEENTH CENTURY TOOL CHEST having sliding tills. It is fashioned from oak and mahogany. 125 - 250
451. A 1 1/4" NOSING MOLDING PLANE marked with the designation "From Carter's Tool Store, Troy, New York". This short-lived partnership of Edward and C. Carter dates from ca. 1860 and rates FOUR STARS for rarity in American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition. 100 - 200
452. A MEGA LOT OF ASSORTED SAWS including English and American made types. Makers include Disston, Taylor, etc. 50 - 100
453. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a fence stretcher, axes, "T" augers, a dehorner, draw knives, etc. 30 - 60
454. THREE LIBRARY BOUND VOLUMES OF PERIODICALS including "American Artisan" 1868 and "Mechanics" for the years 1883 and 1884. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 80 - 160
455. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE BACKING SAWS including a Tyzak brass back, examples by Bay State and Atkins and a Sears "Craftsman" dovetail saw. 50 - 100
456. A classic EIGHTEENTH CENTURY FRENCH DIVIDER having fancy filed legs and a raised decoration at the joint. 150 - 300
457. THREE BRITISH AND CANADIAN MAKER PLOW PLANES including a Moseley plow; a filletster by Wallace; and a Dryburgh filletster. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 40 - 80
458. TWO PAIRS OF ROXTON POND, QUEBEC MOLDING PLANES including an A. Monty round sash pair and an S. Dalpe 3/8" size tongue and groove pair. From the Jacques Heroux Collection. 100 - 200
459. A SET OF SEVENTEEN EARLY PATENT AUGER BITS as patented and produced by Benjamin Forstner, Salem, Oregon in accordance with the Forstner Patent of February 23, 1886. One is missing its tang, but all are otherwise in excellent condition. 100 - 200
460. An example of STORKE'S PATENT EXCELSISIOR JACK PLANE by the Metallic Plane Company, Auburn, New York. This distinctive "Star Wheel" adjustment plane is marked with the patent date of March 14, 1876. 80 - 160
461. THREE UNCOMMON WOODWORKING TOOLS including an A.A. Wood double shave; a Metallic Plane Company block plane; and a Stanley No. 101 "Toy" block. 60 - 120
462. TWO PARTIAL BENCH MOUNT DRILLS, both by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts. One has a broken base and the other is missing some gears. Both are offered for parts or restoration. 35 - 75
463. An early WOODWORKING TOOL OPPORTUNITY LOT including "T" augers, a draw knife, reamers, a bung borer, a fleshing knife, etc. 50 - 100
464. TWO PRISON MADE MARKING GAUGES, both by Young and McMaster, Auburn, New York. Both beech and boxwood types, both having extra bold markings, are included. 80 - 160
465. A LOT OF EARLY TYPE FARM IMPLEMENT WRENCHES including examples by I.H., Fordson, etc. Also included is a Fordson tool box. 30 - 60
466. A GRAPHIC HANDLED SMOOTHING PLANE having a Marples parallel cutting iron and an oval shaped brass bridge. 150 - 300
467. FOUR ENGLISH MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a Stothert complex molder; a Gabriel double reed; a Mathison filletster; and a Chapel astragal. 60 - 120
468. TWO ENGLISH WEDGE ARM PLANES including a T. Turner plow and a Cox and Luckman filletster. 60 - 120
469. A COLLECTION OF WOODEN FRAME TYPE SAWS including turning and bow types. Some tenon frame types are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
470. A LOT OF EARLY TYPE WRENCHES including some implement type and some adjustables. Makers include Dudly, OC Plow, I. Johnson, etc 35 - 75
471. THREE EARLY SINGLE TYPE HETCHELS for flax work. These early tools are all in excellent collector quality condition. 90 - 180
472. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including chisels, gouges, hand drills, try squares, a hatchet, wrenches, etc. 40 - 80
473. A 1/4" WIDTH CAST IRON DADO PLANE, No. 39, by STANLEY. Fully 95% of the original black japan finish remains on this clean and complete example. 90 - 180
474. A LOT OF ASSORTED CLEAN HAND SAWS including crosscut, rip, butcher, finish type, etc. All are in usable condition. 50 - 100
475. FOUR EXTRA LARGE PRECISION TOOLS, all by the Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island. Included in this grouping are two micrometers in their original boxes; a No. 827 inside caliper; and a No. 570 vernier caliper. 80 - 160
476. A LOT OF ENGLISH AUCTION CATALOGUES including examples by David Stanley and Tony Murland. All include the prices realized lists. 80 - 160
477. A LOT OF SIX ASSORTED TRANSITIONAL PLANES including jack, jointer and smoothing types. Makers include Stanley and the Ohio Tool Company. 35 - 75
478. A LOT OF FIVE ASSORTED WAGON WRENCHES including one by Millers Falls; an example patented September 2, 1886; an example of Cook's Patent, etc. 60 - 120
479. A LOT OF ASSORTED TRANSITIONAL PLANES, all by STANLEY including jack and smoothing types. All are offered for parts or restoration. Most are in complete condition. 60 - 120
480. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including rabbet, dado, complex, bead, etc. All are offered for parts or restoration. 50 - 100
481. A LOT OF ASSORTED PLUMB BOBS AND TAPE MEASURES including a Lufkin 100' size and one by Evans. Also included are brass and steel plumb bobs, etc. 30 - 60
482. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Stanley machinist vise, nail puller, Veristal plane, combination squares, a marking gauge, Millers Falls spoke shave, etc. 35 - 75
483. THREE EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including a No. 5 size jack plane and two draw knives. One draw knife has its original decal on the handle. 80 - 160
484. A LOT OF BRACES AND HAND DRILLS including examples by "Yankee", Millers Falls, Stanley, etc. 40 - 80
485. THREE CLEAN COLLECTIBLE HAND SAWS, all by Henry Disston and Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included in this lot are an "H. Disston" carcase saw and a Disston metal cutting saw. 25 - 50
486. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including auction catalogues, the magazine "The Tool Collector"; and "Plane Talk" in binders. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 35 - 75
487. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including hollow and round, dado and bead types. All are offered for parts or restoration. 50 - 100
488. A LOT OF ASSORTED SPIRIT LEVELS including Stanley and others. All are in need of restoration. 35 - 75
489. An ENGINEER'S SIGHTING LEVEL by the Keuffel and Esser Company, New York, New York. This enameled brass level is in nearly new condition in its original wooden box. 100 - 200
490. THREE COLLECTIBLE BRASS ITEMS including a Roberts steam gauge; another by Schaeffer and Buddenbe; and a "Twentieth Century" bicycle lantern. 60 - 120
491. A MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a trap setter, a Marbles fish grabber, knives, kitchen items, etc. 50 - 100
492. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a scraper, a spoke shave and woodworking planes. Stanley planes include No. 3; 7; 35; 36; etc. 35 - 75
493. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including clamps, hand drills, braces, a vise, a saw vise, scraper, hand crank grinder, 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. 30 - 60
494. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODEN PLANES including plow, molding, jack and jointer types. Also included are marking gauges, etc. All are offered for parts or restoration. 50 - 100
495. A LOT OF SPECIAL PURPOSE EUROPEAN PLANES including compass, smoothing, complex and jointer types. Also included is a Disston level. 40 - 80
496. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN COMBINATION SQUARES, all by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Three retain their original center finders and all are in clean and usable condition. 80 - 160
497. An early OAK FOUR DRAWER CHEST. This ca. 1910 type chest has painted door fronts and "Hitchcock" type decoration. 100 - 200
498. A MARINE HARDWARE ITEM OPPORTUNITY LOT including deck vents and a compass binnacle. 60 - 120
499. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including saws, rules, shoe lasts, a lightning rod, planes, a hay knife, yard measures, etc. 50 - 100
500. A COLLECTION OF MILITARY BAYONET REFERENCE BOOKS including a four volume set by Keisling and books on Japanese Bayonets, German Bayonets, Military Edge Weapons, etc. 125 - 250
501. A lot of FIVE SHIPWRIGHT'S PLANES. Included are an H. Chapin handled pin plane, two Tolman molders, an unmarked mitre plane and a beech rabbet plane having a IVORY ornamentation. 100 - 200
502. A SLATE MAKING MOLDING PLANE by William F. Baade, Buffalo, New York. This plane is marked with the patent date and owner marks on an Ohio Tool Company plane. 35 - 75
503. A PATENTED CARPENTER'S BRANDING IRON, patented December 3, 1861. It marks the name: "S. A. Gardner". 20 - 40
504. A MAPLE GLAZIER'S SQUARE by Sommer and Maca, Chicago, Illinois having brass fittings and in excellent condition. 35 - 75
505. An EARLY PATENT DISPENSER CAN by Edward W. Ryan, Ypsilanti, Michigan, patented June 6, 1899. This device, which was designed for ecclesiastical use, retains all of its original nickel plating. 40 - 80
506. Three UNCOMMON WOODWORKING PLANES, all by E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Included are an adjustable plank tongue plane, a toothing plane and a single iron iron jointer. 60 - 120
507. A lot of FIVE STONEWARE ITEMS including jugs and crocks. All are in clean and sound condition. 80 - 160
508. An early PATENT GEAR DRIVE HAND DRILL by the Goodell Pratt Company, Greenfield, Massachusetts, patented March 31, 1896. This extra crisp drill is in nearly new condition. 35 - 75
509. A lot of REPRINTED TOOL CATALOGUES including auction catalogues, periodicals, etc. 60 - 120
510. A SPECIAL PURPOSE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including Osborne arch punches, Swiss speed indicators and a vise. 50 - 100
511. An unusual THREE-ARM EUROPEAN PLOW PLANE having an applewood body with brass fittings and marked with the owner imprint "O. Hedstrom". 100 - 200
512. THREE CLEAN LEVELS including a patent sighting type, a Turner and Woolfe level, and a Torpedo Empire Level from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 35 - 75
513. An EARLY AMERICAN YELLOW BIRCH WOODEN BRACE having a forged iron chuck. This brace was found in a Vermont barn many years ago. 100 - 200
514. A lot of SEVEN ASSORTED WOODWORKING PLANES, all by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts. Included are a jack plane, a jointer plane, a smoothing plane, a block plane, a filletster plane, etc. All are in usable condition. 60 - 120
515. A SPECIAL PURPOSE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including arch punches, lasting pliers, nippers, caulk irons, pulleys, etc. 35 - 75
516. A lot of ASSORTED BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including some surveyor types. All are in extra clean condition. 50 - 100
517. A lot of EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES including a No. 7 plane having fitted wood infill; a set of six Everlasting chisels; a No. 80 scraper plane; a No. 151 spoke shave; and a block plane. 60 - 120
518. A SET OF FIVE BOXWOOD HANDLE TANG CHISELS, all by I. Sorby, Sheffield, England. Included are 1/4" to 1" sizes. All are in nearly new condition. 60 - 120
519. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 65 low angle plane; a No. 79 side rabbet plane; a No. 66 beader plane with seven original cutting irons; and a 51 spoke shave. 80 - 160
520. A LOT OF EDGE TOOLS AND HANDLES including mattocks, mauls, single and double bit axes and new old stock handles. 100 - 200
521. TWO SOLID CHERRY FLITCHES. These could be used for making tables, surf boards, etc. 20 - 40
522. SIX SPECIAL PURPOSE WRENCHES including a Wolverine basin wrench; a Billings and Spencer "Ordinance Department" wrench; a multi-box wrench; a wagon type wrench, etc. 60 - 120
523. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODLAND TOOLS including a pick, a mortise axe and felling and mast axes. 30 - 60
524. A "DIAMOND EDGE" GENERAL LINE CATALOGUE by the Shapleigh Hardware Company, St. Louis. This 1918 Edition of 3068 pages has a hard cover that as been chewed on one corner, but is otherwise excellent. 80 - 160
525. SEVEN MINIATURE WOODWORKING PLANES all by John Edwin Jones, Sr. Included are a brass rounding plane, a compass plane, a router plane, a core box plane, a coach round, etc. 125 - 250
526. An early LAMINATED BODY CHERRY WOOD LEVEL, No. 00, by STANLEY. This very early type level looks to date from the 1870's. 30 - 60
527. A LOT OF ASSORTED SPOON AUGER BITS including many sizes and types. All are in usable condition. 50 - 100
528. A "100 PLUS" HAND DRILL, No. 610, by Stanley Tools. This pristine drill retains its full, original decal and is in new condition in its original box. 35 - 75
529. TWO PAIRS OF EARLY SNOWSHOES having catgut stretching. Both are very nicely patinated. 60 - 120
530. A CARVED WOODEN GOAT having removable ears and horns. This may be your only chance to get your own goat before someone gets yours. The finest carved wooden goat we have ever offered for sale. 80 - 160
531. THREE ORIGINAL BOX WOODWORKING PLANES including a D.E.M. "Diamond Edge" plane, a Shelton No. 18 block plane, and a Johann Weiss horned smoothing plane. 60 - 120
532. A SET OF EIGHTEEN HOLLOW AND ROUND MOLDING PLANES all by Varvill and Sons, York, England. Some of the original set have been replaced with planes bearing later marks by the same maker. 250 - 500
533. A COLLECTION OF RAILROAD TOKENS including Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, D.C., Hornell, etc. 60 - 120
534. A "CLIMAX" PATENT BARREL DEVICE made by the A.L. Swett Iron Works, Medina, New York, patented January 6, 1880. The original lettering and decoration remain on this well preserved example. 25 - 50
535. An EARLY "BEDROCK" SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 604 C, by STANLEY, the cutting iron is marked with Stanley's ca. 1915 "Type 11" trademark. Some 85% of the original black japan finish remains. 60 - 120
536. A FARM AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including gun tools, an apple parer, a powder flask, hog tools, a divider and a ring sizer. 35 - 75
537. An advertising MACHINISTS LEVEL by Joseph Mandery, Rochester, New York. The inside of the vial has the Mander name with the slogan "Business on the Level". This interesting local collectible level is in clean and sound condition. 30 - 60
538. TWO UNCOMMON HAND TOOLS including a large plumb bob and a Presto auto heater. 80 - 160
539. An example of BILLINGS' PATENT SCREWDRIVER as produced by the Billings and Spencer Company, Hartford, Connecticut, having multiple blades. It was patented on February 4, 1896. 60 - 120
540. A RUSTIC ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a sled, a wheel lamp, a nautical lamp, barrels and a press stand. 125 - 250
541. A HANDLED ROSEWOOD PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts, No. 104, by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. There is some thread damage but the plane is otherwise excellent. 200 - 400
542. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED PERIODICALS including much information. All are in binders. 60 - 120
543. THREE ORIGINAL BOX WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 4 smoothing plane; a No. 78 rabbet and filletster plane; a No. 220 block plane and a No. 95 marking gauge. All are in top condition. 80 - 160
544. A LOT OF EIGHT ASSORTED CORN HUSKING TOOLS including palm and hook types. All are different. 40 - 80
545. TWO EXOTIC WOOD MARKING GAUGES including a Marsden Brothers in ebony and an unmarked rosewood screw type. 80 - 160
546. A LOT OF NON-STANLEY BLOCK PLANES including examples by Ohio Tool, Keen Kutter, Sargent, Union, Sears plane and an Ohio No. 03 smoothing plane. 35 - 75
547. A LOT OF NO. 3-8 BENCH PLANES by STANLEY, including also some block planes. All all are in complete and sound condition, but need a light cleaning. 50 - 100
548. A LOT OF COMBINATION PLANES by STANLEY. All are offered for parts or restoration and include many usable parts. 80 - 160
549. A SURVIVAL TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including three pairs of binoculars, a flare gun and lights. The binoculars are by Crown, Tasco and Sard. If "Red Dawn III" isn't a movie, you'll need these. 60 - 120
550. A 1 1/4" MILL WRIGHT'S CHISEL by D.R. Barton and Company, Rochester, New York, having a socket type handle and measuring 14" from the top of the socket to the tip of the blade. 100 - 200
551. FIVE NEW OLD STOCK HAMMERS including examples by Estwing, Stanley and True Temper. 35 - 75
552. A BROWN'S "ALL IN ONE" CABINET LATHE by Ephraim Brown, Lowell, Massachusetts, having its original cabinet and advertisement. It is missing the lathe works. 150 - 300
553. A LOT OF NON-STANLEY WOODWORKING PLANES including examples by Sargent, Dunlap, Corsair and Great Neck. All are in excellent condition. 60 - 120
554. THREE INTERESTING SMALL COLLECTIONS including brushes, scales and early tweezers. Some appear to be quite early. 30 - 60
555. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a solder iron, torch, punch, bits, a pop riveter, etc. 50 - 100
556. An early ENGRAVED ROSEWOOD SPRIT LEVEL having decorative fittings and adjustable screws on its base. It is engraved "T. Jamieson". A metal case has kept it in excellent condition. 90 - 180
557. A lot of KITCHEN AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS including bottles, kitchen items, etc. Some appear to be quite early. 25 - 50
558. THREE INTERESTING BRASS ITEMS a including search light and two sets of bells for mounting on a door. 60 - 120
559. An early COMMUNION WAFER IRON having an elaborate pattern. This early fireplace item is in excellent condition. 80 - 160
560. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including saws, "Commanders" and two mid-size tool chests. 90 - 180
561. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a breast drill, metallic planes, wrenches, two man saw, etc. 60 - 120
562. An early WOODEN BUCKBOARD SEAT from a wagon which has been modified to be used as a bench seat. 100 - 200
563. A MISCELLANEOUS TOOL ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including tool boxes, storage boxes, etc. All are in excellent condition. 30 - 60
564. An EARLY HAND FORGED CARPENTERS SLICK by W.W. Bryan, Rochester, New York. This laminated edge slick has been boldly struck with the early imprint of this uncommon Rochester maker, who is reported to have worked from ca. 1847 to 1854. 100 - 200
565. A 12" HEAVY DUTY PLANER by the Rockwell Manufacturing Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This top-of-the-line classic shows hardly any evidence of use. 600 - 1200
566. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including braces, a breast drill, a screwdriver, a pick head, a battery, a plumb bob, an auto kit, etc. 30 - 60
567. A 1933 WORLD'S FAIR ADVERTISING PREMIUM by the Armstrong Brothers Tool Company, Chicago, Illinois. The paperweight features a lathe tool holder. An Armstrong tool holder is also included. It is in new condition in its original box. 25 - 50
568. A MASSIVE FRENCH BOWL ADZE having a 6 1/2" width blade and retaining its original wooden handle. 80 - 160
569. A rare "No. 164" CUTTING IRON by STANLEY. This iron is marked on both the top and the bottom and has the graduations on the blade that were unique to the No. 164. 125 - 250
570. A BUTCHER SHOP ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a scale, a cleaver and a saw. All are in new condition. 50 - 100
571. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including irons, bronze mortar & pestle sets, trivets, ice tongs, a milk can, a box, a wine bottle in a wicker holder from Cuba, etc. 80 - 120
572. A DELTA/ROCKWELL UNISAW by the Delta International Machinery Company, Pittsburgh. This saw has been very little used and it includes a wide range of accessories, including a tenoning jig and the extension arms, which have never been removed from their original box. If you are looking for a substantial table saw in great working order, here's your chance. 500 - 1000
573. APPROXIMATELY THREE HUNDRED BOARD FEET OF CLEAR SUGAR PINE LUMBER in 6/4 thickness. Lengths range from eight to sixteen feet in various widths from eight to sixteen inches. This wood was purchased in a railroad car load many years ago for the Carey Sash & Door Company and has been properly stored throughout that time. A great batch of wood. 200 - 400
574. APPROXIMATELY THREE HUNDRED BOARD FEET OF CLEAR SUGAR PINE LUMBER in 6/4 thickness. Lengths range from eight to sixteen feet in various widths from eight to sixteen inches. This wood was purchased in a railroad car load many years ago for the Carey Sash & Door Company and has been properly stored throughout that time. A great batch of wood. 200 - 400
575. A FARM AND SHOP ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a gas station record box, an early child's tool chest, hardware, an electric device, etc. 60 - 120
576. THREE GRINDING RELATED ITEMS including a Drill Doctor in its original box; a Mcgraw-Edison grinder and a Sears wet sharp machine in its original box. 50 - 100
577. An early PATENT ROPE WINDER by the New Era Manufacturing Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota, patented July 18, 1911. It is in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
578. A LOT OF ASSORTED BENCH PLANES, all by STANLEY including a No. 3 smoother; a No. 4 smoother; a No. 4 1/2 heavy smoother; a No. 5 jack; a No. 5 1/4 "junior jack"; a No. 5 1/2 heavy jack; a No. 6 fore and a No. 7 jointer plane. All need a light cleaning but are complete and sound. 75 - 150
579. A LOT OF ASSORTED BENCH PLANES all by STANLEY including jointer and smoothing types. Included are No. 7 and 7 C jointers; No. 4 and No. 3 smoothers, etc. All need a light cleaning. 50 - 100
580. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including ice tools, chippers, tongs, shaves, a juicer, scales, a food chopper and a cleaver. 40 - 80
581. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a piano hammer by "Chickering"; a glass cutter by P.H. Sinz, Baltimore; a clamp; a hammer; screwdrivers; a hone, etc. 30 - 60
582. TWO UNUSED PRECISION TOOLS, both by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon including a DS-6 adjustable combination square and an SA-1 scratch awl. 80 - 160
583. A PUGH'S PATENT COMBINATION DRILL AND WRENCH, No. 1, by the Keystone Manufacturing Company, Buffalo, New York, patented February 11, 1891. This uncommon combination tool is in top condition. 80 - 160
584. A LOT OF EIGHT ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES, all by Josiah King, 373 Bowery, New York, New York. Included are hollow and round pairs, beads and unmatched hollow and round planes. 40 - 80
585. THREE EXTRA CLEAN COLLECTIBLE RULES, all by the Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan. Included are a 7172 extension rule, an 8132 tailor square and an 8232 tailor square. 35 - 75
586. TWO HANDLED TONGUE AND GROOVE PAIR MOLDING PLANES by A. Inglis, Delhi, New York including a handled match pair and a plank match pair. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 80 - 160
587. A LOT OF FOUR CLEAN MOLDING PLANES including a J.I. Tobey double tongue and groove; a Barry and Way applewood tongue plane; and an R. Carter side rabbet marked with the initials RAB. 100 - 200
588. TWO SCREW ADJUST PIPE WRENCHES, both by the Fatkin Manufacturing Company, New York, New York, patented November 27, 1894. These are shown in the Schulz book as No. 599 and were patented by James Fatkin of Aspen, Colorado. 80 - 160
589. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN MACHINISTS TOOLS, all by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Included are jacks, a level, a pair of depth micrometers, a try square, a drill gauge, an indicator, etc. 80 - 160
590. An early LADYLEG CALIPERS having an extra heavy circular joint. They have been tastefully marked with the imprint of owner and possible maker "D.L. Peterson." 60 - 120
591. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including knives, a drill stand, a grafting froe, an oil can, a hollow auger, etc. 40 - 80
592. A LOT OF ASSORTED GOUGES AND CHISELS including firming and paring chisels. Makers include Buck Brothers, Butcher, PEXTO, Jason Swan, etc. 35 - 75
593. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including hollow and round, filletster, nosing, dado type, etc. Makers include Ohio Tool, Sandusky, Bartlett, etc. 60 - 120
594. A KITCHEN ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including pudding molds, a dipper, a sifter, etc. All are tinware type. 40 - 80
595. A "WYKE'S PATENT" GAUGE by E. Wyke and Company, Boston, Massachusetts, patented September 11, 1883. It is complete and in excellent condition. 60 - 120
596. A COLLECTION OF BLACKSMITH SHOP ILLUSTRATIONS including some in oak frames. Instant decoration for the collector. 100 - 200
597. THREE HAND FORGED "SUGAR DEVILS". All are of contemporary manufacture. One is forged with a "snake" motif encircling the shaft. From the Eric Olson Collection. 90 - 180
598. A LOT OF PRECISION MACHINISTS TOOLS, all by the Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island. Included are a No. 580 gear tooth gauge; a No. 542 machinist square; a No. 496 protractor; calipers and center punches. 80 - 160
599. TWO CLEAN LATER "BEDROCK" PLANES, both by STANLEY. Included are a No. 603 smoother and a No. 605 jack. Both are in need of a light cleaning but are complete and in sound condition. 75 - 150
600. A LOT OF ASSORTED TRANSITIONAL PLANES including examples by Sargent, etc. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
601. A scarce UPSTATE NEW YORK JOINTER PLANE by M.B. Tidey (Ithaca, New York) that is very nicely patinated. The Tidey imprint rates THREE STARS for rarity in American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition. 35 - 75
602. A LIGNUM BOXED BEAD MOLDING PLANE by Israel White, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This showy molder is dovetail boxed and marked with the initials "T.D." Thomas Donaho worked as an apprentice to White and marked the planes he made with his initials. 35 - 75
603. A CAST IRON HEAD "V" GROOVE CROZE having a solid maple body by D.R. Barton and Company, Rochester, New York. It is in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
604. An early PATENT HORSE REIN HOLDER by the Pentz Rein Holder Company, Canton, Ohio, patented August 30, 1881. It is in essentially unused condition. 30 - 60
605. A fancy BOXWOOD HANDLE SCRIBE TOOL of unknown function. It is in superb condition. 30 - 60
606. FIVE SMALL SIZE WOODEN PLANES including a flat sole type, a compass plane, rounding, tongue and plow types. 35 - 75
607. FIVE EXTRA CRISP HOLLOW AND ROUND MOLDING PLANES including a No. 18 hollow and round pair. All are nearly new condition. 40 - 80
608. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN FOLDING RULES including a Rabone No. 1167 three-foot rule; a Rabone 1380; a Rabone 1460 and a six-foot rule marked SMTC. 30 - 60
609. An early PATENT CAST IRON TIRE TOOL by the Bjornlie Manufacturing Company, Watertown, South Dakota, patented June 22, 1920. It is marked "Patent applied". 25 - 50
610. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN COLLECTIBLE ITEMS including a Lionel trains sign, an Evans tape measure, a Lakeside brace and a zig-zag rule. 30 - 60
611. A 6 1/8" VARIABLE SPEED JOINTER by Ryobi. This bench top tool is in excellent working condition and could be put directly to work. 35 - 75
612. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Yankee chain drill and bit extension, a set of Stanley "Jennings" bits and a ratcheting bit brace. 60 - 120
613. A LOT OF ASSORTED TOOL CATALOGUES all by Martin J. Donnelly, and including also auction catalogues. Many are now out of print. 100 - 200
614. A SPECIAL ORDER ETCHED HAND SAW by the Erie Railroad. These were used in the railroad shop for station maintenance. Most tools were smuggled out of railroad shops in lunch boxes. This one likely left in the bag for a three-foot submarine sandwich. 30 - 60
615. THREE DIMINUTIVE MOLDING PLANES including a rabbet by "G. Lailey", a hollow marked "W Binmore", and a small smoother by "W. Scott". 30 - 60
616. A JAPANESE CHALK LINE REEL, No. 22419 having a mark in Japanese. Japanese marking lines generally used ink and were formed in the shape of animals and mythical creatures. Sumitnotso. 20 - 40
617. An unusual PRECISION CYLINDRICAL GAUGE, No. 558, by the Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island. This most unusual solid cylindrical tool is marked with a series of dots in an elliptical pattern on the face. We are not certain as to its use. It is in new condition in its original box. 80 - 160
618. THREE ORIGINAL BOX HAND TOOLS, all by Stanley Tools. Included are a No. 5 smoothing plane, a No. 71P router and a No. 624 hand drill. 50 - 100
619. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. Included are a No. 10 1/2 "Type 11" and a No. 39 in the 1/2" size. 75 - 150
620. FOUR POWER WOODWORKING TOOLS including a Sears reciprocating saw; a Black & Decker jig saw; a Ryobi sander; and a McGraw-Edison power planer. 50 - 100
621. FOUR EXOTIC WOOD WOODWORKING PLANES including a John Veit applewood smoother; a lignum smoother; and two small boxwood molders. 80 - 160
622. A MASSIVE COOPER'S DRAW KNIFE having a 14" cutting edge by N. Harris and Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. It is also marked with the designation "H. Sprague". 30 - 60
623. TWO CARVED WOODEN MOLDS used for plaster castings. Both of these molds are carved from walnut and are in excellent working condition. 75 - 150
624. A LOT OF ASSORTED 0-27 GAUGE TRAINS, all by Lionel Corporation, New York, New York. Included are track, trestles, engines and cars. 50 - 100
625. THREE CLEAN "CRAFTSMAN" BRAND VISES, all by Sears, Roebuck & Company, Chicago. Included in this grouping are two quick adjust woodworking types and a 3 1/2" jaw metal working type. 80 - 160
626. An EARLY WOODEN TOOL CHEST, complete with original tools. Included are braces, hand drills, wrenches, an auger bit set, planes, metallic planes, etc. 100 - 200
627. An EARLY ROUND MOLDING PLANE by I. Kent, Brooklyn Township, Pennsylvania. This uncommon maker marked plane has early flat chamfers and is in clean and sound condition. 80 - 160
628. A THREE-INCH WIDTH CARPENTERS SLICK by Reliance. This clean and usable slick retains its original handle. 80 - 160
629. A NINETEENTH CENTURY STATUE OF "INDUSTRIE" by Charles Levy, Paris, France. The figure is shown with a square, vise and drill. It is in excellent collector quality condition. 175 - 350
630. TWO CLEAN TENONING TOOLS, both by the A.A. Wood and Sons Company, Atlanta, Georgia. Included are a hollow auger and a spoke pointer. 60 - 120
631. TWO SETS OF NUMBER AND LETTER STAMPS including 1/8" letters and numbers having two different faces. All are complete. 35 - 75
632. An example of DEAL'S PATENT FABRIC TUFTER as produced by George H. King, Kansas City, Missouri. This tool was patented on August 10, 1886. It is in new condition in its original box. 75 - 150
633. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED BOOKS AND CATALOGUES including regional auction catalogues, reprint catalogues, tool lists, Fine Woodworking, etc. 30 - 60
634. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including gouges, chisels, stones, a double tongue and groove molding plane, a hatchet, a spoke shave, etc. 30 - 60
635. A SET OF FIVE INDIAN SPEAR POINTS, all in a wooden frame. All are large sizes. 100 - 200
636. An ADJUSTABLE NUT WRENCH by the H. and E. Wrench Company, New Bedford, Massachusetts. This "Hande" wrench was patented on September 20, 1921. From a Prominent California Collection. 30 - 60
637. A COLLECTION OF FOUR CHEESE TESTERS including brass and iron types. Some have wooden handles. 50 - 100
638. TWO UNUSED SPIRIT LEVELS, both by Stanley Tools. Included are a No. 0 in cherry wood and a No. 36 24" length cast iron level. 35 - 75
639. A LOT OF ILLUSTRATED TOOL BOOKS, all by Eric Sloane. Included are copies of "Museum of Woodworking Tools"; "Diary of an Early American Boy"; "A Reverence for Wood"; "ABC"; and "The Age of Barns". 50 - 100
640. A TWELVE VOLUME SET OF CONSTRUCTION ENCYCOPEDIAS by the Radford Architectural Company, Chicago, Illinois. These were published in 1921 and include much information. 25 - 50
641. A LOT OF ASSORTED PLIERS including nippers, vise grips, ring pliers, shears. Many are in unused condition. 50 - 100
642. A PATENT MODEL FOR A BARREL FILLING DEVICE as patented and produced by C. M. Trautmann, Cincinatti, Ohio. This example includes its original tag. This was the original model produced for submission with the U.S. Patent application to the U.S. Patent Office. 300 - 600
643. A 14" DIAMETER COPPER COOK POT by Kronma, Inc., New York, New York. This commercial quality pot is in clean and sound condition and has a lap joint seam. 60 - 120
644. A LOT OF CORDED HAND POWER TOOLS including a laminate trimmer; a router; a Dremel sander; glue gun; and a router guide. 50 - 100
645. A LOT OF REPRODUCTION ANTIQUE TRUCKS all by Matchbox and including also cars, some with advertisements. 25 - 50
646. A 10" SWEEP PATENTED BRACE having a lock-ring chuck by the Nobles Manufacturing Company, Elmira, New York, patented December 19, 1865. 35 - 75
647. THREE EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 4 smoother; a No. 5 jack; and a No. 5 1/4 "junior jack". All retain fully 98% of their original black japan finish. 80 - 160
648. FOUR EARLY PENNSYLVANIA MAKER WOODWORKING TOOLS including a J. Stamm marking gauge; a John Spayd jack plane; a Jo Gramling jack plane; and a D. Heis bead plane. 60 - 120
649. FOUR CAST IRON GARDEN PLANTERS including a pair of urns and two handled urns. 120 - 240
650. A rare HARDWOOD SOLE FLOORING SCRAPER, No. 44, by Sargent and Company, New Haven, Connecticut. This low profile design scraper is the first of this number designation that we have encountered. 150 - 300
651. Two CABINETMAKERS RABBET PLANES, to include No. 92 and 93, both by STANLEY. Both need a light cleaning but are in sound and complete condition. 50 - 100
652. A lot of ASSORTED WOODWORKING PLANES including a "B" plane jointer with a jointer gauge; a Stanley No. 45; a No. 46; and a No. 24 transitional. 60 - 120
653. A QUICK ADJUST WOODWORKER'S VISE, No. 80, having 10" jaw width, by the Abernathy Vise and Tool Company, Chicago, Illinois. It is in excellent working condition. 35 - 75
654. TWO MODERN QUICK ADJUST WOODWORKING VISES including a 7" size with its original box and an unused 16" cast iron type, both by Rockler. 80 - 160
655. TWO EXTRA COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including an R. Wells "bilection" type and a T.J. McMaster quirk ovolo with astragal. Both are in top condition. 200 - 400
656. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including plumbing tools, a stapler, light, hangers, precision tools., etc. 80 - 160
657. FOUR NON-STANLEY TRANSITIONAL PLANES including Sargent transitionals No. 3411 and 3418; a Union No. 22 and a Fulton Tool Company plane. 60 - 120
658. A COLLECTIBLE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Preston torpedo level, two plumb bobs, a Lufkin folding rule, a tool knife, caliper and a divider. 60 - 120
659. A MASSIVE MAPLE AND MAHOGANY BOW SAW of graphic form having an elongated "T" handle. 60 - 120
660. A LOT OF ASSORTED "CRAFTSMAN" BRAND WRENCHES, all by Sears, Roebuck and Company, Chicago, Illinois. Included are an English/Metric open end set and also a socket set. All are in unused condition. 30 - 60
661. An "IMPROVED BAY STATE" APPLE PARER by the Goodell Company, Antrim, New Hampshire. This uncommon parer is in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
662. A LOT OF ANTIQUE REFERENCE BOOKS including books on furniture, carriages, gristmills, tractors, steam whistles, etc. 30 - 60
663. A ca. 1900 BRASS BODY BAROMETER by E. E. Bausch, Rochester, New York. This enameled face clock is marked "Made in England". 100 - 200
664. A "DIAMOND RAPID FIRE" HAND DRILL by the Steward and Romaine Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This unusual drill has an adjustable breast plate. It is in excellent working condition. 50 - 100
665. A ROSEWOOD PLUMB AND LEVEL, No. 10, by Stratton Brothers, patented October 4, 1877. This early level has been nicely refinished and is ready to display. 100 - 200
666. A LOT OF CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 386 jointer gauge that has been repainted; a No. 51 and No. 151 spoke shave; a No. 67 spoke shave; a No. 12 12" square and a No. 203 bench bracket. 90 - 180
667. A PORTABLE PROJECT CENTER "WORKMATE", No. 85, by Black and Decker, Towson, Massachusetts with integral vise. This example is in new condition in its original box. 25 - 50
668. A FANCY CAST BRASS PATTERN MAKERS SOLE PLANE fitted with mahogany infill. Included are eight original soles and one cutting iron. 120 - 240
669. SIX PLIER TYPE WRENCHES including an H. and D.; wrench from Chicago patented March 4, 1890, a Wade Wrench, etc. 25 - 50
670. An EBONY AND BRASS SPIRIT LEVEL by Edward Preston and Sons, Birmingham, England. This artfully inlaid level is in superb condition. 80 - 160
671. FIVE SMALL MACHINISTS MARKING GAUGES including examples by Goodell-Pratt; Massachusetts Tool; an unmarked double type with trammels and two craftsman made gauges. From the Neil Stoll Collection. 50 - 100
672. FOUR PATTERN MAKERS SPOKE SHAVES including also a small a plumb bob. All are in excellent condition. 75 - 150
673. A LEATHER ROLL OF SPECIAL PURPOSE TOOLS of unknown function. Also included are several reference books. 30 - 60
674. An early HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a bevel, a folding rule, a marking gauge, an early spoke shave, Eighteenth Century number stamps, etc. 80 - 160
675. A BILL POSTER'S HAMMER by A.R. Robertson, Boston, Massachusetts. This rare three-section type is complete and in excellent collector quality condition. 125 - 250
676. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY including a No. 36; a No. 36 1/2; a No. 84; a No. 36 1/2 R; a No. 52 and a No. 63. 50 - 100
677. A LACUERED BEECH BIT BRACE having a rosewood head by A. Mathieson and Sons, Glasgow, Scotland. Fully 98% of the original finishes remain on this super example, which includes a set of spur bits. 100 - 200
678. THREE CLEAN COLLECTIBLE NEW YORK MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a round J.I. Tobey, Hudson; a J. Oothoudt bead; and a W. Oothoudt bead. 75 - 150
679. An early WOOD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a carved burnisher, a special purpose clamp, a sash template and an indian toy. 60 - 120
680. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Al Sellens' "The Stanley Plane" and "Folding Rules"; William Goodman's "History of Woodworking Tools"; "Game Bird Carving", etc. 50 - 100
681. An example of BARRETT'S IMPROVED MARKING GAUGE as manufactured by Robbins and Cowles, Brattleboro, Vermont, patented June 12, 1888. This example is in nearly new condition. The tool is marked with the patent information, but not the maker name, which is known from research. 80 - 160
682. An early and very nicely patinated STONEWARE MORTAR AND PESTLE having a wooden pestle. 75 - 150
683. A COLLECTIBLE HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a drafting set, a ratchet screwdriver, a stencil, a tool handle, vises, a torpedo level, etc. 60 - 120
684. A LOT OF EARLY HAND FORGED HINGES including two matched pairs and one single hinge. 100 - 200
685. An ADVERTISING ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including an Ingersoll watches sign; a photo of Fitchburg, Massachusetts; a cow weathervane and a cast saw. 60 - 120
686. TWO EARLY MINERS' LAMPS including a Wolf Safety Lamp, NY and a hand forged lamp. 100 - 200
687. A CUTOUT TEMPLATE OF A "BAILEY" PLANE. It is a great weathervane in excellent condition. This would make a great weathervane top for a tool collector. 50 - 100
688. A LOT OF THANKSGIVING CHOCOLATE MOLDS including turkeys, pumpkins and a double turkey. 100 - 200
689. FOUR EARLY MOLDING PLANES including examples fashioned from beech, birch and apple. All are ca. 1800 types. 100 - 200
690. A COLLECTION OF THREE PIANO TURNERS HAMMERS including one by Erlandsen. Also included are some extra heads. 60 - 120
691. A LOT OF SEVEN CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including two boxwood spoke shaves, a scraper, a router plane, a marking gauge, a horned smoother, etc. 30 - 60
692. A early and well preserved ROSEWOOD INFILL BRASS BLOCK PLANE having an extra tight throat. 80 - 160
693. A BOXED SET OF SIX PARING CHISELS, all by Irwin, England. These bevel edge type chisels are in essentially unused condition. 35 - 75
694. THREE CLEAN COOPER'S TOOLS including two crozes and a howel. All are very well preserved and nicely patinated. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 80 - 160
695. A classic CABINET MAKERS WORK BENCH fitted with both head and tail vises. This convenient size bench is in excellent working condition. 500 - 1000
696. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Fasttrak sharpening system, a honing kit, clamps, a sharpening sled, etc. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 30 - 60
697. A SCREW ADJUST WAGON NUT WRENCH, No. 3, by the Oliver Wrench Company, Chicago, Illinois, patented February 18, 1908. This uncommon large size wrench is in excellent condition. 40 - 80
698. FIVE SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS including a glass tubing cutter, a piano tuner's hammer, a circular glass cutter, an early screwdriver and a combination tool handle. From the James Glascock Collection. 80 - 160
699. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODWORKING TOOLS all made from wood. Included in this lot are a brace, a router plane, a draw gauge and assorted scrapers. 40 - 80
700. A TURKISH BOXWOOD PLOW PLANE, No. 105, by the Ohio Tool Company having four IVORY tips and very nicely patinated. This plane is not marked with the Ohio name, but the form and product number are identical. A pretty top-of-the-line plow. 500 - 1000
701. A LOT OF EARLY WOODEN WARE including spoons, a grater, ladles, clamps and cabinet makers clamps. 30 - 60
702. A LOT OF IRON AND BRASS PLUMB BOBS including some surveyor types and one having a leather holster. All are in usable condition. 35 - 75
703. An "ARROWHEAD BRAND" DRAW KNIFE by C.E. Jennings and Company, New York, New York. This eight-inch cutting blade example is marked with the patent date of February 20, 1906. 35 - 75
704. TWO EARLY TINWARE ITEMS including a metallic spice box with inserts and a "Duplex" brand sifter. 50 - 100
705. A 1/4" ROSEWOOD BOXED BEAD MOLDING PLANE by Joseph P. Bridge, Washington, D.C. Bridge is reported to have worked from ca. 1855-1864 only. The mark rates FOUR STARS for rarity in American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition. 80 - 160
706. TWO UNUSED MARKING GAUGES, both by STANLEY. A No. 65 boxwood and No. 77 rosewood gauge, both marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark, are included. 50 - 100
707. FOUR UNUSED WOODWORKING TOOLS including a No. 71 router plane of English manufacture; a No. 101 block plane; No. 060 low angle plane; and a Marples No. 2120 marking gauge in its original box. 50 - 100
708. A DIMINUTIVE PIANO MAKER'S BRACE having two original pods and nicely accented with brass fittings. 80 - 160
709. A SURGEON'S NICKEL PLATED MEDICAL BRACE by K.N.Y.-Scheerer. This World War II type brace for performing craniotomies is in excellent condition. 50 - 100
710. An early TREADLE DRIVE GRINDING WHEEL having integral carrying handles. This well made grinder is in excellent working condition. 40 - 80
711. A MASSIVE BEECHWOOD MARKING GAUGE by J. Stamm, Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania. This oversize gauge is in clean and sound condition. From the William S. "Bill" Phillips Collection. 100 - 200
712. FOUR MODERN SHOP ITEMS including a light, ramps and a benchtop "Workmate". 50 - 100
713. A LOT OF CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 40 "scrub"; 71 1/2 router; 78 filletster; 79 side rabbet; 80 scraper; and No. 54 spoke shave are included. 60 - 120
714. A FANCY ROSEWOOD AND BRASS LEVEL having a "double ogee" side plate. This showy level is in excellent collector quality condition. 100 - 200
715. TWO UNUSED GLASS LAMPSHADES by Emeralite of Czekoslovakia. Both are in excellent condition and date from the 1920's. 50 - 100
716. A LOT OF WORLD WAR II MILITARY GEAR including goggles, clothing, a deck suit, radio, cavalry trousers, etc. Also included are some reference books. 100 - 200
717. A "PEERLESS" BRAND CAST IRON SEWING MACHINE by the White Sewing Machine Company, Cleveland, Ohio. This well made machine is in top condition and retains its original decoration. The carved wooden case is intact and in excellent condition. 100 - 200
718. THREE EXTRA CLEAN BEVELS, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 25 in the 12" and 8" sizes and No. 18 in the 10" size, all in nearly new condition, are included. 50 - 100
719. A SOLID BRASS LAWN SPRINKLER in the form of a duck with sprinkler holes in the bill. The body has been painted in certified duck colors. 40 - 80
720. A "CRESCENT" BRAND CAST IRON TOY STOVE. This early stove is missing one lid but is otherwise complete. 50 - 100
721. A LOT OF EARLY WOODEN KITCHEN ITEMS including a cutting board, a slicer, a juicer, a lemon press, a butter spoon, rolling pins, etc. 80 - 160
722. A CAST IRON "NAUGHTY NELLIE" BOOT JACK having a repainted body. This classic collectible is in clean and sound condition. 30 - 60
723. A PAIR OF APPLEWOOD PLANK MATCH PLANES, both by T.J. McMaster, Auburn, New York. Both have extra bold imprints. There are slivers missing from the totes. Both are marked "Inch 1/4". 80 - 160
724. A LOT OF FIVE EARLY CATALOGUES including a book on Roebling wire rope; a catalogue of Baldwin, Chandlee Supply Co. in its original box; sheet metal; metal w. railroad supplies, etc.; and catalogues of sheet metal tools, hand tools, etc. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkington Collection. 50 - 100
725. A FENCED DOVETAIL MOLDING PLANE by O. Jacobsen, Kobenhavn, Denmark. This most unusual hardwood body plane has an adjustable brass fence. 50 - 100
726. An ORIGINAL BOX TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including taps, gear pullers, drills, Allen wrenches, a tap and die set and dial indicators. 75 - 150
727. A STEPPED SET OF FIVE BEAD MOLDING PLANES, all by N. Spaulding, Mclean, New York. Included are 1/8" to 1" sizes. All are fully boxed. 60 - 120
728. A LOT OF PLOW PLANE PARTS AND PLANES. Also included are some plow plane irons. Offered for parts or restoration. 60 - 120
729. A LOT OF UNUSED EDGE TOOLS including an AMT crank neck chisel and a Robert Sorby lathe tool. 60 - 120
730. EIGHT COLLAPSIBLE DISPLAY SHELVES. These were used to display a tool collection and would work for the same purpose or for a traveling antique tool dealer. All are in excellent condition. 150 - 300
731. THREE ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS including a Standard spiral bit set; a Mann "Holdfast" screwdriver; and a Tainter's Patent push drill. All are in excellent collector quality condition. 80 - 160
732. An EARLY PRECISION PLANIMITER. These specialized tools were used horsepower calculation. This boxwood and brass example is in new condition in its original box. 80 - 160
733. A HANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE by H. Chapin, Union Factory. This well preserved plane is fitted with boxwood arms and nuts and is in nearly new condition. 125 - 250
734. TWO UNUSED PRECISION TOOLS, both by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. Included in this lot are a pair of PT-1 precision trammels and an AS-24 adjustable angle square. 125 - 250
735. An EARLY PATENT PIPE VISE by Clark Brothers, Belmont, New York, patented August 1, 1882. This graphic early vise was patented by William Clark of Belmont, New York. The first example of its type that we have seen or offered for sale. 50 - 100
736. An "EMGLO" BRAND PORTABLE AIR COMPRESSOR by the Dewalt Industrial Manufacturing Company, Baltimore, Maryland. This very little used compressor is in excellent working condition. 80 - 160
737. SIX EARLY MOLDING PLANES including one by Dearborn , possibly of Sandwich, Massachusetts; Gehret, Goldsmith and one that is not marked with a maker name. 75 - 150
738. A HANDLED APPLEWOOD PLOW PLANE by D.R. Barton and Company, Rochester, New York. This plane has a minor body check and a steel plate has been used to repair the fence, but it is otherwise in excellent condition. 90 - 180
739. A CAST BRASS BLACKSMITH'S ANVIL having a a brass hammer and a birdseye maple stand. 20 - 40
740. THREE EARLY DATED HAND TOOLS including a wood brace marked "1880", dividers dated "1896", and a razee smoother imprinted "1842". All are in excellent collector quality condition. 90 - 180
741. TWO INTERESTING PRECISION TOOLS including a Gerber variable scale rule and a viewing tool for aerial photographs that was reportedly used during the Second World War. 50 - 100
742. An UNHANDLED ROSEWOOD PLOW PLANE by the Owasco Tool Company, New York, New York. This well preserved plane has boxwood arms and nuts and only some minor thread chips to note as "apologies". A pretty plow. 175 - 350
743. A PAIR OF EARLY HEARSE LANTERNS by Stevens and Sackett, New Haven, Connecticut. One has a damaged finial and one is missing its burner. These rare lamps are otherwise clean and complete. From the Barbara Fitz Gerald Collection. 750 - 1500
744. A LOT OF SHARPENING SYSTEM ATTACHMENTS, all by Tormek. All are in unused condition in their original boxes. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 100 - 200
745. A SET OF EIGHTEEN HOLLOW AND ROUND MOLDING PLANES, all by A. Mathieson and Son, Glasgow, Scotland. Some mixed marks are included in the set. All are in clean and usable condition. 250 - 500
746. A LOT OF EARLY PRECISION TOOL CATALOGUES including several catalogues by S.W. Card; the Bay State Tap and Die Co.; Pratt and Whitney, 1893; Hill, Clarke and Co., Boston dated 1888 and featuring an extremely wide range of metal working machines by many makers; and a copy of Machinery Magazine dated 1901. 60 - 120
747. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including auger bits, braces, hand drills, wrenches, bits, pliers, etc. 30 - 60
748. An UNHANDLED BOXWOOD PLOW PLANE by Way and Sherman, New York, New York. There are some check lines in the arms, but it is otherwise in excellent condition. 150 - 300
749. FOUR CLEAN TRANSITIONAL PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 23, 27 1/2, 32 jointer and No. 35 smoother are included. 40 - 80
750. An IVORY PRESENTATION FOLDING RULE by G. Strawson, Tottenham Court Road, London, England. It is inscribed with a presentation inscription to "G. Kingdone/by his fellow workmen/AS A TOKEN/of their Respect and Esteem 26th of Dec, 1866. This well preserved architect's rule has a small age crack near the hinge but is otherwise in excellent condition and holds within it a story not yet fully told. From the John Meneely Collection. 350 - 750
751. An EIGHTEENTH CENTURY PATTERN BRASS TRY SQUARE dated "1778". This early square from the period of the American Revolution is in excellent collector quality condition. 100 - 200
752. A GUNMETAL BULLNOSE PLANE bearing the mark of Holland, London, England. This ebony wedge plane was likely made for Holland by Norris. 150 - 300
753. A genuine "BOY SCOUT" HATCHET by Fayette R. Plumb, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This superb example retains its original leather scabbard case and is in excellent condition. 30 - 60
754. ELEVEN BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including some early forms. All are in clean and sound condition. 40 - 80
755. THREE CLEAN NAUTICAL ITEMS including an oak caulk mallet, a caulk iron marked "Storrs" and a brass clam opener. A bushel of clams would be just the thing after a morning of rocking and caulking. 50 - 100
756. A BRASS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including hammers, a square, a magnifying glass, a chamfer plane, etc. 80 - 160
757. A MAHOGANY CASE OF DRAFTSMANS TOOLS including map readers, rules, dividers, an ink well, a drafting set, pencils, etc. 60 - 120
758. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 3 smoother; a No. 4 smoother; a No. 5 jack; a No. 6 fore; a No. 9 1/2 block; a No. 65 low angle block and a Handyman block plane. 60 - 120
759. A LOT OF ASSORTED LEVELS including examples by Stanley, Sargent, etc. Some mason types are included. Offered for parts or restoration. 50 - 100
760. THREE NEW YORK MAKER COOPERS' TOOLS including a D.R. Barton sun plane; a Barton hoop driver; and an L. and I.J. white coopers spoke shave. From the James Glascock Collection. 50 - 100
761. A LOT OF PLANES AND PLANE PARTS including a Sargent 1085 cutting iron set (the Stanley 55 equivalent), a body for a No. 289, a brass router, etc. 75 - 150
762. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including six later Stanley chisels, a mallet, block planes, a fancy brass scraper, etc. 50 - 100
763. A NEW OLD STOCK ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including wrenches, pliers, nippers, a punch and utility knives. 30 - 60
764. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including marking gauges, a brace, trammels, a level sight, a dovetail saw, a bevel, a hammer, a spoke shave, etc. 60 - 120
765. An ADJUSTABLE CAST IRON BORING MACHINE by Ajax, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This timber framing tool is in clean and usable condition. 50 - 100
766. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a level, a bucket yoke, a plane, auger bits, a wrench and a tool box. 50 - 100
767. A "RIDGID" PRECISION SPINDLE SANDER by the Ridge Tool Company, Elyria, Ohio. This example is complete and in excellent working condition with original stand and accessories. 60 - 120
768. TWO RARE NINETEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANES, both by Jo. Wilbur (Exeter, New York). Included are a fenced rabbet and a gunstock plane. These were produced in New York State after Wilbur left Rhode Island. This, the "B" designated imprint, rates five stars for rarity in American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition. 150 - 300
769. A rare "SHAW PATENT JACK PLANE, No. 9, by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. This plane, which employs the distinctive frog adjustment mechanism described in the Shaw patent of July 3, 1906, is in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
770. A PATENT UNIVERSAL COMBINATION PLANE, No. 55, by STANLEY. This example is complete with original cutters in excellent usable condition. 300 - 600
771. A classic MANTEL CLOCK INCLINOMETER LEVEL by the Davis Level & Tool Company, Springfield, Massachusetts, patented September 17, 1867. Fully 90% of the original black japan finish remains on this clean and sound example. 150 - 300
772. A LOT OF ASSORTED GOLF CLUBS including some partial sets. Also included are golf bags. 100 - 200
773. A LOT OF SPECIAL PURPOSE HAMMERS including napping, hoop driver, adze type and metal working hammers. 50 - 100
774. THREE HAND FORGED ANIMALS including a snake, armadillo and lizard. All are very well made. 100 - 200
775. A LOT OF ASSORTED HAMMERS including metal working, farrier and carpenter types, etc. 50 - 100
776. A LOT OF AUTOMOTIVE RELATED HAND TOOLS including torque wrenches, a torch, E-Z outs, socket sets, etc. 60 - 120
777. A LOT OF ORIGINAL BOX HAND TOOLS including screwdrivers, files, bits, plug cutters, a plumber's expansion wrench, etc. 50 - 100
778. A LOT OF ASSORTED SCREW TYPE CLAMPS including examples by Jorgenson, Sears, etc. All are very little used. 50 - 100
779. An early "TYPE 2" JOINTER PLANE, No. 8, by STANLEY, having a chip from its tote horn. It is complete and proper, but needs a bath. 75 - 150
780. A LOT OF EARLY TYPE FARM IMPLEMENT WRENCHES including examples by International Harvester, New Holland, Deere, Jamesway, etc. 30 - 60
781. TWO ORIENTAL CARVED FIGURINES including a fisherman with a spear and a stone cutter. 100 - 200
782. An early LEG MOUNTED SILAGE CUTTER that retains its original leather strap. From the William S. "Bill" Phillips Collection. 50 - 100
783. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including an Underhill hatchet, Record holdfast and Sargent combination plane cutting irons. 50 - 100
784. An UNUSUAL BACK CUT SAW PLANE possibly used for cutting fixed size grooves. This most unusual plane is fashioned from applewood. 80 - 160
785. A CLASSIC LIGNUM VITAE SHIPWRIGHTS PLANE. This plane, which was found on the Maine coast, is fitted with its original Moulson Brothers cutting iron. 50 - 100
786. A LOT OF ASSORTED DRAFTING TOOLS including a Weber lining rule, Xacto set, screwdrivers, pin vises, etc. 60 - 120
787. A MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a gun stock, a gun barrel gauge, an early photograph, a knife, etc. 50 - 100
788. TWO UNCOMMON BLOCK PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 131 double end type in excellent condition and a No. 203 "schoolboy" block are included. 120 - 240
789. THREE CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including an Arrowmammet quirk ovolo with bead; a T.J. McMaster quirk ovolo with square; and a quirk ogee by the Auburn Tool Company. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 60 - 120
790. A RULES AND SQUARES OPPORTUNITY LOT including framing, drafting and circumference types. All are in nearly new condition. 75 - 150
791. A LATER "BEDROCK" JOINTER PLANE, No. 607 C, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with Stanley's ca. 1915 "Type 11" trademark. Fully 85% of the original black japan finish remains on this clean and usable example. 60 - 120
792. A LOT OF NEW ENGLAND AND NEW JERSEY WOODWORKING PLANES including dado, bead, filletster, smoothing type, etc. Makers include Greenfield, Kellogg, Andruss, etc. 50 - 100
793. A WOODLAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including broad axes, adzes, a barking chisel, etc. 80 - 160
794. A LOT OF ASSORTED HAND SAWS including examples by O.V.B., Algonquin and a Stanley mitre box. 50 - 100
795. THREE EARLY MEASURING RULES including a log cane rule, octagonal yard measure and a wantage rule. 80 - 160
796. A PRECISION ADJUSTABLE MITRE BOX by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts. This extra clean example is complete with the original saw in ready to use condition. 35 - 75
797. TWO EARLY WOODEN BORING TOOLS including an applewood bow drill and a tenoning tool fashioned from ash and fitted with brass. 120 - 240
798. A DRILLS AND DRILL BIT OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including Irwin auger bits; Bridge City Rule; drill indexes and drills; Joic hand drill, etc. All are in top collector quality condition. 40 - 80
799. An EBONY AND BRASS SPIRIT LEVEL by J. McLaren. This fancy brass inlay level has a solid brass base. There are some very small chips from the wood near the brass, but the level is otherwise excellent. 80 - 160
800. TWO EARLY STEAM ENGINE GAUGES including one from the Kingsford Foundry in Oswego, New York and another from the New York Central Iron Works in Geneva, New York. 150 - 300
801. An early EXTRA LARGE POWDER HORN. This most unusual large horn was reportedly used for filling smaller size horns. 100 - 200
802. A SOLID BRASS "HEAD" for an ocean yacht. If you are the sort who is constantly "without a pot to...in", then this is the lot for you. Brought to you by the letter "P". 50 - 100
803. An early OPEN TYPE BOAT CRESSETT. These devices were filled with pine faggots and hooked to the bow of a boat to provide light at night. 100 - 200
804. An example of a "BILLINGS PATENT" SURFACE GAUGE as manufactured by the Billings and Spencer Company, Hartford, Connecticut. This tool was patented on August 1, 1882. It is in clean and sound condition. 100 - 200
805. A LOT OF FIVE EXTRA CLEAN LEVELS including examples by Starrett, Athol Machine Company, etc. One gunnery type is included in this grouping. 60 - 120
806. A LOT OF CLEAN AND USABLE WRENCHES including a deep socket set, open end, box, adjustable, pipe, Allen type, etc. 50 - 100
807. An example of a GLADWIN'S PATENT TONGUE AND GROOVE MOLDING PLANE by P.A. Gladwin, Boston, Massachusetts, patented December 19, 1876. It is in excellent condition. 200 - 400
808. FIVE LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA WOODWORKING PLANES including two by Kieffer and Auxer and three by E.W. Carpenter. 80 - 160
809. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including William Goodman's "History of Woodworking Tools"; Reg Eaton's "The Ultimate Brace"; and Paul Kebabian's "American Woodworking Tools". All are in top collector quality condition. 60 - 120
810. THREE HARDWARE LABEL MOLDING PLANES, all by W.H. Pond, New Haven, Connecticut. All bear the labels used by hardware dealer J.E. Basset of New Haven, Connecticut. Two of the labels are yellow and one is green. 125 - 250
811. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES including a handled chamfer plane; a bullnose type having a brass nose; and an unusual brass base scraper. 80 - 160
812. Two PIANO MAKER BRACES including friction and spring lock types. One has a head fashioned of boxwood and the other of Lignum vitae. The Lignum head type is by by H. Brown, Sheffield. 100 - 200
813. A lot of ORIGINAL BOX MACHINISTS TOOLS, all by Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing, Providence, Rhode Island. Included are a punch, a micrometer, a wire gauge, a dial indicator and a depth micrometer. 50 - 100
814. An UNHANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE by E.G. Wells (Trenton, N.Y.) having screw lock arms. This imprint rates THREE STARS for rarity in American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition. Wells used this imprint between 1820 and 1840. 90 - 180
815. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including U.S. and Canadian makers. Hollows and rounds, beads, rabbets, etc. are included. 60 - 120
816. A CAST IRON SHOOT BOARD AND PLANE similar to the Chaplin Patented in form and having a "Bailey" type adjustment. 200 - 400
817. THE MACHINISTS TOOL CHEST OF W.H. PUTNAM including most original tools. This classic Nineteenth Century chest looks to date from the 1880's. 200 - 400
818. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODLAND TOOLS including a carpenters slick, a broad axe, a hollowing adze, a double post mortise axe and a slate ripper. 50 - 100
819. A LOT OF ASSORTED HAMMERS including heads, handles, etc. Some unusual types are included in this grouping. 30 - 60
820. A NEW OLD STOCK ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including pliers, open end wrenches, shears, a screwdriver, utility knives, etc. 30 - 60
821. A STORKE'S PATENT JACK PLANE. This lever adjust type by the Metallic Plane Company, Auburn, New York was patented April 27, 1875. The tote finial is sheared, but it is otherwise complete and sound. 100 - 200
822. A lot of SIX UNCOMMON BRACES including "Yankee", Spofford, Jennings, and Streeter Patent types. 40 - 80
823. Nine COLLECTIBLE NUT WRENCHES including examples by Boardman, Crescent, Mossberg, King Dick, Huff, Girard, Coes, etc. 35 - 75
824. A lot of ASSORTED LEATHER DIES including some having unusual forms. The specific trade in which these were used is not known. 60 - 120
825. A TWO-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE, No. 4, by STANLEY. This rare "extra thin" rule has escaped the wear and breakage that were their curse. This example is the best example that we have offered for sale. It is in nearly new condition. 300 - 600
826. FOUR SOUND AND COMPLETE PLANES, all by Sargent and Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Included are a No. 410 smoother; a No. 411 "Jr. Jack"; a No. 1619 and a No. 5307 block. 60 - 120
827. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by D.R. Barton and Company, Rochester, New York. Included are a jointer plane, a mast draw knife, a lathe chisel and a firmer chisel. 35 - 75
828. A SPECIAL PURPOSE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including some patented items and a champagne tap. 35 - 75
829. A rare "SHIFTING SCREW" MICROMETER by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. This precision tool was designed to work with varying widths of stock. It is in nearly new condition. 150 - 300
830. A lot of SEVEN CLEAN FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 7 "blind man's rule"; a No. 36; a No. 53; a No. 66 3/4; a No. 78 double arch joint; a No. 84 and a No. 136. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
831. An ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Bonney wrench set, vise grips, a saddle Kit, screwdrivers, a flaring tool and springs. Why not do your Christmas shopping early this year? 50 - 100
832. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a cast iron scale, an embossing stamp, a cannonball and a change maker. In the Nineteenth Century, no self-respecting housewife would be without a cannonball or two around the house. 60 - 120
833. A classic "THATCHER'S NEEDLE" in clean and usable condition. These tools were used for preparing bundles of thatch for covering roofs. 100 - 200
834. A THREE-INCH WIDTH CARPENTER'S SLICK by D.R. Barton and Company, Rochester, New York. This extra crisp and clean example retains its original handle and could be put directly to use. 125 - 250
835. Two MULTI-DRAW TOOL CHESTS including a Gerstner type that is missing a drawer and an oak multi-drawer type. 175 - 350
836. An EARLY STAINED GLASS WINDOW having a central "Eye" similar to that shown on the dollar bill. It is in excellent condition. The frame measures 38" x 65.5". 80 - 160
837. A SIX-INCH, TWO-FOLD FOLDING RULE of IVORY and German Silver, No. 40 1/2, by STANLEY that is not marked with the maker name. It is in clean and sound condition, noting initials engraved at the joint. 150 - 300
838. A FARM AND AGRICUTURE ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including seeders, sheep shears, hog holders, etc. 40 - 80
839. An EARLY BRASS AND BONE BOW DRILL having a turned bone handle and retaining its original bow. 200 - 400
840. Three EARLY WOODWORKING TOOLS including an unmarked "T" handle carpenters slick, an iron brace and a backing saw by Moseley and Holborn. 60 - 120
841. A lot of UNCOMMON CUTTING IRONS, all by STANLEY. Included are seven No. 46 irons, five hollow and round cutting irons and two reeding cutters. 90 - 180
842. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including braces, a corner brace, a blowtorch, hammers, folding rules, pliers and screwdriver bits. 35 - 75
843. TWO CLEAN COOPER'S TOOLS including a howel by Weber, Milwaukee and a Manning type sun plane. 80 - 160
844. A COOPERS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a marking gauge, a reamer, a chamfer knife, a scorp, draw knives, a hoop driver and a flagging iron. 50 - 100
845. A PRECISION SURVEYOR'S LEVEL by David White, Milwaukee, Wisconsin having black "crinkle" finish. This level is in excellent condition in its original wooden case. 60 - 120
846. A COLLECTIBLE ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a bobsled, a milk box, totes, hardware, early bottles, a small bellows, etc. 80 - 160
847. THREE EARLY TINSMITH SEAMING AND ROLLING TOOLS all designed for bench mounting. All appear to be in usable condition. 100 - 200
848. Two EARLY OIL LAMPS, both with original chimneys, in a wooden box. Both are late Nineteenth Century types, including one by Lomax. 80 - 160
849. Two INTERESTING HAND SAWS including one painted with the designation "Saws Filed 50 Cents" and an early Disston "Table" type saw. 50 - 100
850. A reprint of the three volume set of HISTORY OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS by J. Leander Bishop, in excellent condition. 50 - 100
851. A BENCH MOUNT SHEET METAL BRAKE by Berkroy, Burbank, California. This well preserved working tool is marked "Pat Pending". It allows a maximum 13 1/2" width working size. 40 - 80
852. Two CONTEMPORARY WOODWORKING PLANES including a Veritas chisel plane and a Lie-Nielsen No. 60 1/2. Both are in new condition in their original boxes. 60 - 120
853. THREE UPSTATE NEW YORK CATALOGUES including Sellew, Adams and Company, Gowanda, New York; E. and B. Holmes, Buffalo (1891); and the Trevor Manufacturing Company, Lockport (1910). 80 - 160
854. THREE ENGLISH TYPE BRACES including some early types. None is marked with a maker imprint. 35 - 75
855. THREE UNCOMMON SIX-INCH SIZE BEVELS including a Sargent cast iron type; a Disston No. 3; and a Stanley No. 25 that is marked with the 1877 patent date. 80 - 160
856. SIX HIGH QUALITY SMALL ANVILS including one from the "Deoxidized Metal Company" dated "1883"; one dated 1928; and one marked with an "H". All appear to be in clean, sound condition 80 - 160
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