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Nashua Fall Listed Antique Tool Auction

Auctions: September 18 and September 19, 2009

Quality Dealer Sale: Friday, September 18, 2009 07:00 pm - 10:00 pm (During Preview)

Tailgate Sale: September 18 & 19, 2009

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  September 18, 2009 07:00 am - 09:00 am
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  September 19, 2009 07:00 am - 09:30 am

 

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Auction Listing for September 18 and September 19, 2009
Item: Description: Estimate: Photograph:
1. A LOT OF ASSORTED CHISEL HANDLES including many by Stanley. All are in excellent condition and could be put directly to use. Just the thing for that set of chisels missing one matching handle. 20 - 40
2. TWO UNCOMMON MOLDING PLANES, both by the Greenfield Tool Company, Greenfield, Massachusetts. Included in this lot are a sash molder that retains its original paper label and a sash filletster plane. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 35 - 75
3. A WOOD'S UNIVERSAL HOLLOW AUGER by the A.A. Wood & Sons Company, Atlanta, Georgia. This extra clean example includes both the standard spindle for a brace chuck and the optional machine drive spindle. It is complete and in excellent working order. 50 - 100
4. A SIDE BOXED MOVING FILLETSTER MOLDING PLANE by Buck, 242 Tottenham Court Road, London, England. This wedge lock nicker plane is fitted with a screw adjust depth stop and is in excellent working condition. 30 - 60
5. A DIMINUTIVE BURL HEAD MALLET having an extra long handle and very nicely patinated. 20 - 40
6. TWO INTERESTING BRASS AND IRON TOOLS including a precision contour gauge and a fancy brass knurling tool. 40 - 80
7. An ORIGINAL BUILDING STONE from the Sargent Tool Company foundry on Water Street in New Haven, Connecticut. A tag documenting the provenance of the stone is attached thereto. From the John Delay Collection. 20 - 40
8. A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE TOOL AUCTION CATALOGUES by Martin J. Donnelly, complete with prices realized lists. All are in excellent condition and filled with superb photographs and great descriptions such as this one. 20 - 40
9. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including a Dryburgh tongue and groove pair; an unmarked ogee complex molder; and a rosewood try square by Cambridge. All are in top collector quality condition. 30 - 60
10. An example of "THE BULLER" SAW SET by Buller. Designed for larger size saws, this example was apparently never put to use as it retains its original factory tag. 20 - 40
11. A MAPLE HANDLE TOOL HANDLE by John S. Fray & Company, patented August 7, 1883. This unused condition tool is not marked with the Fray name, but the patent is assigned to John Fray and he is not likely to have assigned it to a direct competitor. 25 - 50
12. A LOT OF MINIATURE HAND TOOLS including a book press, brace, spill plane, ax, adz, clamp, wrench, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 25 - 50
13. A "KEEN KUTTER" AUGER BIT by the E.C. Simmons Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri. This "new old stock" countersink bit is in brand new, unused condition. 20 - 40
14. A LOT OF SEVEN ASSORTED CUTTING IRONS, all by the Sandusky Tool Company, Sandusky, Ohio. Also included in this lot is a Siegley replacement blade that is of the Siegley pattern but not marked with their imprint. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 35 - 75
15. FIVE CALIPER TYPE FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 36, 36 1/2 R, 36 1/2 L, 136 R and 136 1/2 are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
16. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including brass screwdrivers and a group of sail makers' needles in their original packages. 20 - 40
17. A "CUT-ALL SWIVELSAW" multi-purpose saw by the Cut-All Swivelsaw Company, Birmingham, England. This unusual saw is complete with four original blades in its original box. Be the first on your block to own one. 20 - 40
18. A WRIGHT'S PATENT TOOL HANDLE as produced by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut in accordance with the spcifications of the Wright Patent of August 12, 1884. This cocobolo handle multi-tool contains most of its original tools. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 30 - 60
19. A LOT OF EIGHT ADVERTISING ITEMS, all by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Included in this lot are watch fobs, markers, a tie tack, pencil holder bronze sign, etc. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 30 - 60
20. TWO FANCY BRASS TOOLS including a pair of Stanley No. 1 trammels and an early brass body try square having distinctive rounded ends on both the blade and handle. 50 - 100
21. A SIX-FOOT "FOUR SQUARE" TAPE MEASURE, No. 7366, by STANLEY. The ca. 1920's "Four Square" is embossed in the body and filled with red lacquer. 25 - 50
22. A ROSEWOOD AND BRASS BEVEL by Robert Sorby & Son, Sheffield, England. This essentially unused bevel retains its original decal on the handle. 25 - 50
23. Four brass body woodworking planes of recent manufacture including a Wood River No. 100 1/2; a Veritas chisel gauge; a pair of chamfer guides; and a scorp. All are in top condition. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 35 - 75
24. An EXTRA CLEAN HAND TOOL OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Collins hammer; cabinet screwdrivers; an awl; pattern makers' knives, etc. An interesting batch of stuff in top collector quality condition. 50 - 100
25. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS including a bookbinders plow plane by Dryad; a Bridge City try square; mahogany handle screwdriver; and a delicate hammer. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 30 - 60
26. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN HAND TOOLS including a Stanley No. 79 of English manufacture; a pair of Starrett trammels in their original box; a Wm. Marples sash gauge; and a brass head hammer. All are in top collector quality condition. 30 - 60
27. A LOT OF EARLY ADVERTISING ITEMS including an Iver Johnson catalogue; broadsides for lawn mowers, "Yankee" screwdrivers, etc. 75 - 150
28. A STRAP TYPE UPHOLSTERY HAMMER by C.S. Osborne & Company, Newark, New Jersey. This unused hammer is marked with the designation "5/16". 35 - 75
29. A BOXWOOD MARKING GAUGE, No. 73, by STANLEY. This uncommon maker marked and number marked gauge is in essentially unused condition. 50 - 100
30. A rare LEFT-HAND TABLE JOINT MOLDING PLANE by J. & A. Fish, Chicago, Illinois. This well made plane of unusual form is in top collector quality condition. 50 - 100
31. A LOT OF ASSORTED LEATHER TOOLS including a C.S. Osborne cast iron draw gauge, shaves, a punch, an awl, creasing tool, a handle for a slitter etc. 30 - 60
32. A FANCY BEECH BOW SAW by Alex. Mathieson & Sons, Glasgow, Scotland. This pretty saw has a bone stretcher and is very nicely patinated. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 30 - 60
33. A scarce 1/8" BOXED BEAD MOLDING PLANE, No. 107, by the Auburn Tool Company, Auburn, New York. This nearly new example has full boxing on the sole and is in ready to use condition. 40 - 80
34. TWO SETS OF AUDEL GUIDE BOOKS, both by Theo. Audel & Company, New York, New York. Included in this grouping are a set of four books on Carpentry and seven volumes on Engineering. Aall are in top collector quality condition. 50 - 100
35. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED REFERENCE BOOKS including a copy of the First Edition of the Stanley Tool Guide; "The Art of Fine Tools"; Salaman's "Dictionary of Woodworking Tools"; and Alvin Sellens' "Dictionary of American Hand Tools". 35 - 75
36. A SMALL SIZE YARD MEASURE RULE by R.B. Haselton, Contoocook, New Hampshire. This well preserved rule has been boldly struck with Haselton's distinctive spread winged eagle trademark. From the Norton K. "Bud" Brown Collection. 35 - 75
37. An early CAST IRON WASHER CUTTER that retains nearly all of its original gold paint. 35 - 75
38. A rare LEFT-HAND BEAD MOLDING PLANE imprinted with the maker mark "J.S. Pinkerton". This uncommonly configured plane is in nearly new condition. 50 - 100
39. A "KEYSTONE" RATCHET BRACE by the W.A. Ives Manufacturing Company, Wallingford, Connecticut, patented February 7, 1871. The maker name is not marked on this brace, but the form is unmistakable. 30 - 60
40. An ADJUSTABLE HANDLED SCRAPER, No. 52, by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut.Fully 98% of the original black japan finish remains on this extra crisp and clean example. From the John Delay Collection. 40 - 80
41. FOUR BONE AND MAHOGANY TOOLS including a bevel, try square and two marking gauges. From the Norton K. "Bud" Brown Collection. 60 - 120
42. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED ADVERTISING ITEMS including postcards, print blocks and some Christmas postcards. 30 - 60
43. A PROMOTIONAL ADVERTISING SAW by J.B. & S. Lees Ltd., West Bromwich, England. This "Trident" brand saw is in nearly new condition in its original box. 50 - 100
44. A HOLDEN'S PATENT RIP SAW by Wheeler, Madden & Clemson, Middletown, New York, patented June 3, 1879. The patent applied to the configuration of the handle for "overhand sawing". 40 - 80
45. A rare ORIGINAL BRASS PLATE FOR A NO. 43 COMBINATION HAND SAW by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This unused cast brass plate is a great part to have on hand when one of the rare No. 43 saws becomes available with a damaged or missing vial cover. A great hole card. From the Erwin L. "Erv" Schaffer Collection. 50 - 100
46. A group of PATENT DUSTPROOF WATCH KEYS by Williams & Cook, Duluth, Minnesota, patented September 1, 1874. These are the first examples of this precision tool patent that we have encountered. 50 - 100
47. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Lowell hand vise, Crescent screwdriver, Clark's patent screwdriver, Jessop bevel, etc. 100 - 200
48. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by Kunz, Germany. A "No. 80" scraper and three spoke shaves, all in unused condition, are included in this lot. 60 - 120
49. An EIGHT POINT CROSSCUT HAND SAW, No. D-8, by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylania. Most of the original etching remains on this clean and well preserved example. 30 - 60
50. A GERMAN MADE "Nivellator" that is marked with the designation D.R.P.A., which we understand means "Patent Applied For" in German, albeit with the introduction of hundreds more syllables than would be necessary to say the same thing in English. It is in top condition in its original leather pouch and includes a level and inclinometer dial. We are uncertain as to the function of this tool, but we have seen enough films where they threaten to "...bring in the S.S." that we count ignorance as bliss. From the Legendary Lode of Interesting Americana of The King of Stuff®. 40 - 80
51. A CARRIAGE MAKERS DOUBLE "PISTOL" ROUTER by J. & J. Gibson, Albany, New York. This partnership worked from ca. 1837 to 1838 only. We have seen few carriage makers' tools bearing the marks of Albany makers.f 50 - 100
52. An AMIDON'S PATENT BIT BRACE by C.H. Amidon, Buffalo, New York, patented April 20, 1880. This uncommon oversize chuck has been given the "B" rating for rarity in Ron Pearson's book on the American Patented Brace. 20 - 40
53. A 18" FORE PLANE, No. 6 C, by STANLEY. This "Sweetheart" era plane retains some 98% of its original finishes on all surfaces. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
54. A EIGHT-INCH BLADE DOVETAIL SAW by Macomber, Bigelow & Dowse, Boston, Massachusetts. In 1872 a great fire destroyed every hardware jobbing house in the City of Boston, resulting in the dissoution of many firms, including Homer Bishop & Company. The affiliation of Macomber, Bigelow & Dowse in the wake of that calamity led to the founding of the Bigelow & Dowse Company in 1884. Most of the original etching retains on this early saw that is straight, sharp and in usable condition. 50 - 100
55. An UNUSUAL WOODEN SCREW LOCK DEVICE of unknown function. The ends of each of the two blocks at the end are cut at 45 degree angles. 50 - 100
56. A HANDLED BOXWOOD COACH ROUTER PLANE having egg-shape handles and a fully steel-faced sole. This well made and well preserved tool has achieved a most appealing dark golden patina. 100 - 200
57. A CAST BRONZE CONCAVE SPOKE SHAVE marked with the designation "J. Morrill" on the cutting iron. 30 - 60
58. An EARLY ENGLISH SPIRIT LEVEL etched on the face with the designation "Thomas Foley 1864" and the additional designation "London". 60 - 120
59. A LIGNUM VITAE CAULKING MALLET in top collector quality condition. This well made and well preserved tool has the distincitve "ring" of a great working tool. 60 - 120
60. FOUR EARLY SPECIAL PURPOSE CALIPERS AND DIVIDERS including one marked D.S.L. Co. that has been owner modified; a pair of dividers marked "1902"; caliper marked "Dunn"; and an early brass joint caliper. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 35 - 75
61. A DOUBLE BEAM ROLLER MARKING GAUGE, No. 221, by the Goodell-Pratt Company. This nickeled and polished gauge is in top collector quality condition and clearly marked with the maker name. 35 - 75
62. A MISCELLANEOUS PLANE IRONS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including plow, molding, bench, router irons, etc. One skew blade "panel raising" iron is included in this grouping. 50 - 100
63. FOUR TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Volume I of Ken Roberts' "Wooden Planes in 19th Century America"; Don Rosebrooks "Wooden Plow Planes"; William Goodman's "British Planemakers"; and "Instruments of Change", the long out-of-print history of New Hampshire toolmakers. From the Robert Jones Collection. 30 - 60
64. A CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANE by F. Dallicker, Douglas, Pennsylvania. This quirk ovolo with astragal molder is in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
65. TWO EARLY SINGLE BLADE RACE KNIVES including a fancy ebony handle type and another marked "Burkinshaw, Pepperell, Mass. 60 - 120
66. A PRECISION HAND DRILL, No. 2 A, by the Millers Falls Company. This high quality tool is in brand new condition in its original box. A great working tool in hardware store new condition. 25 - 50
67. TWO INTERESTING SMALL PLANES including a bullnose plane marked with the designation "Pat. Appld". And a nickel plated tail handle plane marked "No. 100". Both are in top collector quality condition. 75 - 150
68. THREE TIMBER FRAMING TOOLS including a fixed angle boring machine; a carpenter's slick and a two-inch width framing chisel. All are in excellent collector quality condition. 100 - 200
69. A QUIRK OVOLO WITH BEVEL MOLDING PLANE by William Marples & Company, Sheffield, England. Most of the original decal remains on this pristine molding plane by the most prominent of Sheffield's many toolmakers. 80 - 160
70. A CLASSIC LANCASHIRE PATTERN RABBET PLANE having a cast iron body. A previous owner has painted the body a royal blue color. 120 - 240
71. TWO EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANES, both by Jo. Fuller, Providence, Rhode Island. Included in this lot are a round and quarter round, both fashioned from Yellow Birch and both having sheared wedge finials. 100 - 200
72. A SET OF SIX CAST IRON PATTERN MAKERS' PLANES. All have rounded soles of varius radii. Some have replaced wedges and two have been brazed at the throat. An interesting set in usable condition. 100 - 200
73. A SET OF TANG TYPE FIRMER CHISELS including sizes ranging from 1/2" to 1 1/4" in width. All are in clean and usable condition and could be put directly to work. 100 - 200
74. A WORKING SET OF EIGHTEENTH BRITISH PLANES and accessory tools. All of these tools, dating from the mid-Eighteenth to the very early Nineteenth Century, came from a single working set of tools. All are a bit dusty, but a judicious cleaning would restore them to presentable status. A virtual Seaton Chest beneath the dust. 200 - 400
75. A PRECISION MACHINISTS BENCH LEVEL by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. This immaculate level is in essentially unused condition in its original wooden slide-top case. 50 - 100
76. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED ADVERTISING ITEMS including Starrett mirrors; an American Saw Manufacturing Company letter opener; a Simonds Saw Company pin, etc. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 50 - 100
77. A ROSEWOOD HANDLE PUSH DRILL, No. 2, by the Goodell-Pratt Company, Greenfield, Massachusetts. This crispy clean Nineteenth Century drill is in top condition in its original tin box. 50 - 100
78. An EARLY BRASS EXPANDING LANTERN designed for use with a candle. An early lighting device in excellent condition, noting that part of the canvas expandable sleeve has detatched from the base. 50 - 100
79. A ONE-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE by the Hubbard Hardware Company, Middletown, Connecticut. This uniformly dark yellow patinated rule was produced by this maker, who operated in Middletown between 1868 and 1874. 100 - 200
80. A fancy "PICTURE FRAME MOLDING PLANE by William Moss, Birmingham, England. This extra complex molder has has some minor worm damage, but is complete and sound. We have counted the worm holes and found an even number, confirming that the worm has exited the plane. 80 - 160
81. An unusual PATENT "BULLET CORK SCREW by the Williamson Company, Newark, New Jersey. patented June 1, 1897, interesting novelty. Novelties being what they are, we dare not speculate as to the logic of a corkscrew in this pattern. 50 - 100
82. A classic CONNECTICUT PATTERN HAND ADZE that retains its original greaves iron. This classic symbol of the Mid-West Tool Collectors Association is in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
83. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including marking gauges, a folding handle draw knife, plumb bob, combination square and a single trammel point reportedly designed for use by a one-armed man. 35 - 75
84. A NINE TANG AND SOCKET CHISELS including one having a most unusual folding wooden "Keeper". Makers include Buck Brothers, L. & I.J. White, etc. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 80 - 160
85. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE BEAD MOLDING PLANES including a fully boxed bead by Turner of London and a 3/16" cock bead by William Moss. 60 - 120
86. A STEVENS' PATENT RATCHET BIT BRACE by the Millers Falls Company, patented June 22, 1880. This uncommon brace is marked with the 1880 patent date. The Ron Pearson book on the "American Patented Brace" rates this rare brace with the "NS" rating, for no examples seen. 40 - 80
87. TWO INTERESTING WOODEN PLANES including a large "V" groove molder and a rare handled dust joint plane. 25 - 50
88. TWO NEW JERSEY TOOL MAKER BOOKS, both by Alexander Farnham. Both are in excellent condition and include much historical information about New Jersey toolmakers that is unavailable elsewhere. Essential items for the reference library. 30 - 60
89. A SIX-INCH BLADE DOVETAIL SAW by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The blade of this uncommon saw is marked with the designation "Made for A.J. Wilkinson", the prominent Boston hardware dealer. 60 - 120
90. A FOLDING HANDLE DRAW KNIFE, No. 7, by A.J. Wilkinson & Company, Boston, Massachusetts, patented July 16, 1895. This uncommon folding handle draawknife is in top collector quality condition. 50 - 100
91. An early BARREL WANTAGE RULE by T. Aldridge, New York, New York. This rule has a uniform dark patina and is clearly marked with the maker name and working location. 30 - 60
92. A PRECISION ROTARY TOOL SET, No. 200, by Dremel, Mt. Prospect, Illinois. This set is in nearly new condition. in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 30 - 60
93. A LOT OF ASSORTED TOOL ROLLS for chisels, carving tools etc. All are in excellent condition and could be put directly to use. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 25 - 50
94. TWO SARGENT BRAND CRUCIFIXES, both No. 373, by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Both copper and nickel plated examples are included in this grouping. A Google search for the combination "New Haven" and "Vampire" received no hits--a testament to the efficacy of these religious symbols. 50 - 100
95. A rosewood handle "BILLINGS PATENT" SCREWDRIVER by the Billings & Spencer Company. The body of the tool is marked with the patent date of February 4, 1896. This example has been very little used. 80 - 160
96. An EARLY PATENT BRONZE BODY CALIPER by O. Stoddard, Detroit, Michigan, patented June 30, 1903. The element of genius incorporated in this later Stoddard patent is the semi-circular "wing" that allows it to be extended to 180 degrees. 60 - 120
97. A CLASSIC ENGLISH BRACE by Thos. Ibbotson & Company, Sheffield, England. The head of this clean and sound brace is turned from Lignum vitae. 60 - 120
98. A FANCY BRASS HANDLE CLAW HAMMER having a spiral pattern to the handle. A showy hammer in excellent collector quality condition. 75 - 150
99. TWO EXTRA CLEAN BENCH PLANES, both by STANLEY. A ca. 1950 No. 3 smoother and a No. 4 nine-inch smoother, "Type 11". Both are in clean, sound and usable condition. 40 - 80
100. An EARLY PATENT MITRE BOX by L.W. Jacobs, Tolland, Connecticut, patented December 4, 1917. The details of the maker and the patent information are cast on the base. This tool was later added to the Stanley product line. 60 - 120
101. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS, No. D-8, by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included are examples of the ten point and eleven point crosscut types both in excellent working condition. 30 - 60
102. A SMALL HAND TOOLS GENTLEMAN'S BOX LOT including Stanley No. 99 side rabbet plane, a jeweler's hammer, a small wooden rabbet plane, a belt punch, a speed indicator etc. 80 - 160
103. TWO CLEAN & EARLY HAND SAWS by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included in this lot are a four and a half point No. 8 rip saw, and a seven No. D-7 rip. 30 - 60
104. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE BENCH PLANES including toothing planes by H. Chapin; another by the Ohio Tool Company; a smoothing planes by Chapin-Stephens; and a coffin shape smoother by Gladwin & Appleton. 40 - 80
105. FIVE EARLY & UNUSUAL BRACES including an example of "Taylor's Patent", one fitted with a brass head, and other clean and sound examples. 50 - 100
106. AN EARLY PATENT SAW SET made under the terms of a patent issued on August 13, 1861 to D.P. Foster of Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts. An uncommon early saw set in excellent overall condition. 40 - 80
107. A LOW ANGLE MITER PLANE marked "B.F. Woodman, Maker". Woodman is known to have been a carpenter who worked in Freemont, New Hampshire from 1872 to 1882. This imprint has been given the "UR" imprint in American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition. 35 - 75
108. A TRANSPLANTING HOE TROWEL, No. 217 A, by W. Johnson, Hedenburg Works, New Jersey. This unused example retains all of its original finishes. 30 - 60
109. A LOT OF THREE COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including flat ogee marked Reed; a quirk, ogee, astragal by D. Copeland; and a quirk, ovolo, bead by G. White. 100 - 200
110. A SPECIAL FUNCTION HAND DRILL marked Skinner Irrigation Company, Troy, Ohio. A rare example designed for pipe boring, it is in excellent condition. 50 - 100
111. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODEN PLANES including an eight inch halving plane, and an oak sun topping type. 30 - 60
112. A LARGE CAST IRON COOPERS SPOKE SHAVE by Bailey & Company, Boston, Massachusetts. It retains its original cutting iron. Some 20% of the original black japan finish remains. 40 - 80
113. TWO EARLY SPECIAL PURPOSE VISES including a carpenter's bench type and a leather worker's type. 50 - 100
114. A PRECISION TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a fancy caliper, a plumb bob, a pair of dividers, a wire gauge, a sawer rule, etc. 30 - 60
115. A most intersting "OSBORNE HOME UPHOLSTERY TOOL KIT" as produced by C.S. Osborne & Company, Newark, New Jersey. This uncommon home set by America's principal maker of leather working tools is only the second that we have seen. It is complete and in excellent condition. 50 - 100
116. THIRTEEN MASSACHUSETTS MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by T. Tileston, J.R. Tolman, N. Phillips, the Greenfield Tool Company; Parker, Hubbard & Company, etc. 60 - 120
117. FOUR CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including unmarked unhandlel plow plane; a complex molding plane by H. Chapin; a bead plane by Copeland; and a carved wooden spoke pointer. 60 - 120
118. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 35 transitional; No. 71 router; No. 101 "toy" block" and an early No. 110 having a six-point star cap are included in this grouping. 35 - 75
119. TWO CLEAN COLLECTIBLE HAND TOOLS including an A.J. Wilkinson Patent folding handle draw knife and a a pair of Eighteent Century dividers. 35 - 75
120. A "BEDROCK" TYPE "JR. JACK" PLANE, No. 5 1/4, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This cast iron body plane is in brand new, unused condition in its orignial box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 125 - 250
121. A CLASSIC ENGLISH MARKING GAUGE having an ebony head with full brass facing and a solid brass beam. The scribe spurs are extra long and look to have been very little used. 40 - 80
122. FIVE UNUSED WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by Crown Tools, Sheffield, England. Included in this lot are a single scribe marking gauge; a slitter;' bevel; and a pair of chisels. 60 - 120
123. A LARGE WOODEN COOPER'S CROZE by J. Bradford, Portland, Maine. This extra fancy cooper's tool has cast bronze fittings and has a fixing screw held in place with a spring. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 60 - 120
124. A COLLECTION OF FIVE TOOL CATALOGUES by Martin J. Donnelly. Issues from 1997 to 2002 are included in this grouping. 40 - 80
125. THREE UNCOMMON EARLY LAYOUT TOOLS including a Disston & Morss try square and level compination that is missing its scribe; an H. Tower bevel; and an H. Tower try square. All are in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
126. An EARLY VERMONT CARPENTER'S ADZE by Brooks & Company, New Haven, Vermont. This uncommon maker marked tool retains its original handle. 30 - 60
127. FIVE EXTRA CLEAN BOXWOOD RULES including a one-meter two-fold; an arch-joint Rabone No. 1119; a Rabone No. 1518 two-fold square;' and a No. 1040 18" rule. All are in excellent collector quality condition. 60 - 120
128. A LOT OF THREE EARLY WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 15 block; No. 4 pre-lateral smoother; and No. 101 "toy" block are included in this lot. 40 - 80
129. FOUR EARLY WOODEN RULES including a Lufkin No. 2062; Chapin-Stephens No. 36 1/2; and Stanley rules No. 66 1/2 and 72 1/2. All are in clean and sound condition. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 50 - 100
130. TWO EARLY AND UNUSUAL MOLDING PLANES including a fenced filletster and a lignum vitae boxed complex molder. The molding plane is missing its cutting iron, but is worthy of restoration. 50 - 100
131. An example of AMIDON'S PATENT SCREW LOCK CHUCK BRACE by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts, patented May 21, 1867. A set of center spur auger bits is included with this early and uncommon brace. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 60 - 120
132. An early SHINGLING HATCHET by Collins & Company, Hartford, Connecticut. This hammer poll type hatchet is in nearly new condition, retaining most of its original decal. 60 - 120
133. An unusual RATCHETING BREAST DRILL having an extension arm handle. This complex drilling tool is in excellent working order. 60 - 120
134. A COOPER'S CAST IRON SPOKE SHAVE by Nagenast & Company, Bayonne, New Jersey. This rare New Jersey maker marked shave is in clean and sound condition. 40 - 80
135. THREE EARLY PRECISION TOOLS, all by Darling Brown & Sharpe, Providence, Rhode Island. Included in this grouping are an early triangular drafting rule; a steel bench rule; and an Ames Patent center square. 60 - 120
136. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 12 1/2 scraper having an unmarked cutting iron and a No. 191 rabbet plane are included in this lot. Both are in excellent working condition. 50 - 100
137. A PATENTED CARPENTER'S BRANDING IRON, patented December 3, 1861. This graphic tool imprints the name S.A. Gardner. 40 - 80
138. A SCREW LOCK ARM PLOW PLANE by Kennedy, Hartford, Connecticut. This early plow has a brass depth stop adjusting screw and is in excellent condition, noting that one of the fixing screws for the arms is chipped. 50 - 100
139. A scarce corrugated sole "GAGE" BRAND JACK PLANE, No. G5 C, by STANLEY. A previous owner has "enhanced" the japanning to make the plane appear nearly new. 80 - 160
140. A LOT OF ASSORTED SPECIAL PURPOSE HAMMERS including metal working, carpenter; leather working; shoe lasting types, etc. Also included in this lot is an by Underhill/True Temper hatchet. 35 - 75
141. An EARLY WOODEN TOOL CHEST including many original tools. Planes, bow saws, mallets, log dogs, calipers, etc. are included in this boxed set of tools. 60 - 120
142. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition; "My First Thousand Wrenches'"; Henry Mercer's "Ancient Carpenter's Tools"; Alvin Sellens "Stanley Folding Rules"; "The Dictionary of Woodworking Tools", etc. 50 - 100
143. An EARLY COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is in clean, sound and complete condition in its early Chestnut box with one full box of cutting irons. The box top is missing but the plane is otherwise excellent. 80 - 160
144. THREE PRECISION LAYOUT TOOLS, all by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. Examples of the HDS-1 dovetail square; HDS-2 dovetail square; and TS-3 double square are included in this lot. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 90 - 180
145. An unusual OAK POD TYPE BRACE of unknown original intended function. There is an iron ferrule at the chuck for holding the bit. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 75 - 150
146. TWO TIMBER FRAMER'S TOOLS including a Peck, Stow & Wilcox 3" carpenter's slick and a 3/4" width corner chisel. 80 - 160
147. TWO EARLY AND UNUSUAL HAND SAWS, both by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. An early rip saw marked only "Henry Disston" and a Henry Disston & Sons brass back tenon saw are included in this lot. 80 - 160
148. A "VERITAS" BRAND LAPPING PLATE by Lee Valley Tools, Canada. Also included with this sharpening device are a honing guide and several grades of lapping compound. 50 - 100
149. An EARLY CAST IRON TAPERING ENGINE. This extra heavy body tool is the first we have seen in this size in this material. 35 - 75
150. A LOT OF ASSORTED COOPER'S TOOLS including a hoop splitter, chime maul and a bench hook. 75 - 150
151. A LOT OF ASSORTED RULES AND LAYOUT TOOLS including examples by Stanley and others. arking gauges, try squares, bevels, etc. are included in this grouping. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 40 - 80
152. A MISCELLANEOUS SHOP ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including honing tools, saw, circle cutters, a bevel, combination square, grinding jig, etc. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 35 - 75
153. SIX TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Ken Cope's books on "American Machinists Tools"; Jack Whelan's "The Wooden Planes"; "American Wooden Planes", etc. 50 - 100
154. FOUR SASH RELATED MOLDING PLANES including filletster, sash type, etc. Makers include S.S. Barry; E. Baldwin; J.J. Vinall; and J. & L. Denison. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
155. A COOPERS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a howel, sun plane, adze, draw knives, a bung hammer, reamer, dividers, chamfer knife, etc. 50 - 100
156. SEVEN EARLY YELLOW BIRCH WOODWORKING PLANES including a 30" jointer having an early offset handle, round and rabbet types. 50 - 100
157. A CAST BRONZE SMOOTHING PLANE by G.T.L. This screw-adjust plane is in excellent working order. 50 - 100
158. A 1 1/2" SKEW BLADE RABBET MOLDING PLANE by Iohn Sleeper. This beech body plane has early-style wide, flat chamfers. 80 - 160
159. SIX CONNECTICUT MAKER WOODWORKING PLANES including a P. Brooks jack plane; a hollow & round pair by W.H. Pond that retain their original paper labels; and examples by Marten Doscher, Joel Fenn and Denison. 60 - 120
160. A LOT OF ASSORTED SHOP BRUSHES including paint, bench, stain type, etc. All are in brand new, unused condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 40 - 80
161. A "HARD TO BEAT" HAND SAW. This self-proclaimed tough competitor saw has a graduated rule on the back. It is marked with the designation "Patented Temper/Patent Ground". 30 - 60
162. An early DOUBLE EDGE PLANEMAKER'S FLOAT of a most unusual thin blade type. It is in excellent working condition. From the Jan Cover Collection. 80 - 160
163. A SHIPWRIGHTS EBONY JOINTER PLANE fitted with a Sandusky cutting iron and in clean and sound condition. This pretty plane was originally found on the Maine coast. 75 - 150
164. THREE UNCOMMON MOLDING PLANES including a tongue & groove pair by A. Smith/Lowell, Massachusetts and a complex molding plane by E. Smith. The Smiths were both sons of Rehoboth, Massachusetts planemaker Aaaron Smith. 50 - 100
165. TWO PRECISION HAND TOOLS including an unusual three-point "Universal Level" by the National Electric Proucts Company and a 4" size machinists try square by the Standard Tool Company. 35 - 75
166. A PRECISION COMBINATION SQUARE by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. This exampls is complete and in excellent working condition with its original protractor head. 80 - 160
167. A SIDE BOXED MOVING FILLETSTER PLANE by A. & E. Baldwin, New York, New York. This well made and well preserved plane has a screw adjust stop and a wedge lock nicker iron. 75 - 150
168. EIGHT EXTRA CLEAN MOLDING PLANES, all by the Owasco Tool Company, New York, New York. Included in this lot are four side beads and a No. 6 and No. 8 hollow and round pair. 80 - 160
169. FIVE EARLY PATENT BRACES including a combination drill brace by E.C. Atkins that is missing its crank. The others are not marked with maker names. 60 - 120
170. An INCLINOMETER LEVEL RULE, No. 36, by Stephens & Company, Riverton, Connecticut, patented January 12, 1858. This multi-purpose tool is in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
171. A ROSEWOOD AND BRASS GAVEL by the Lignum Vitae Products Corp., Jersey City, New Jersey. This most unusual hammer-like tool is in new condition in its original pasteboard box with full, original paper label. 30 - 60
172. A NICKEL PLATED DOUBLE CALIPER. This graphic blacksmith's tool is in clean and usable condition. 50 - 100
173. An example of EDWARDS' PATENT SPIRAL SCREWDRIVER as produced by S.F. Bowser & Company, Fort Wayne, Indiana in accordance with the specifications of the Edwards Patent of May 29, 1894. 35 - 75
174. THREE CLEAN COLLECTIBLE SAWS including one by Warde, Humph. & Dodge; and crosscut and rip saws by Henry Disston & Sons. 30 - 60
175. A BOXWOOD ROPE CALIPER RULE by H. Adams, Liverpool, England. This very little used rule is graduated for use with both hemp and wire rope. It is in nearly new condition. 60 - 120
176. THREE EARLY AND UNUSUAL OIL CANS including two Keyes types and a ribbed conical example. 80 - 160
177. TWO EARLY STYLE OIL CANS including one of conical form and a small Keyes pattern example. 80 - 160
178. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODEN PLANES including a chamfer plane fitted with a cutting iron by Sorby; a "toothing plane" by Chapin-Stephens; and a C. Fuller mitre plane. 35 - 75
179. A ROSEWOOD HANDLE BOOKBINDER'S EMBOSSING TOOL. This uncommon early tool includes two original wheels. 35 - 75
180. TWELVE ENGLISH MAKER MOLDING PLANES including hollow and round, bead, quarter round and tongue types. Makers include Malloch, Greenslade, Preston, etc. 40 - 80
181. FOUR DRILLING AND BORING TOOLS including two "Yankee" braces; a Sogard hand drill; and a Stanley No. 402 brace. All are in excellent working order. 35 - 75
182. A MASSIVE COOPER'S JOINTER PLANE fashioned from applewood and having a 3 1/2" cutting iron. 80 - 160
183. An early TWO FOOT FOLDING RULE by Ward & Company, Newark, New Jersey. This boxwood and brass rule has some minor stains, but is otherwise excellent and clearly marked with the maker name. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 80 - 160
184. An early ADJUSTABLE TYPE BORING MACHINE haiving a solid oak frame and in excellent working condition. 80 - 160
185. FIVE EARLY PATENT CALIPERS AND DIVIDERS, all by the Wright Machine Company, Worcester, Massachusetts. All are marked with the Patent date of January 4, 1887 and are in excellent collector quality condition. 80 - 160
186. An early rond molding plane by early English maker ROBERT WOODING. Wooding worked from ca. 1706 to 1726 and is recognized as one of the very first British planemakers to mark his tools with his name. The maker mark is crystal clear on this very well preserved example of the work of the very first professional planemakers. From the Richard Ducey Collection. 80 - 160
187. A BUILDER'S PRECISION TRANSIT, No. 101, by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. This examples is complete the original instruction manual in its original wooden box. It is missing the iron legs. 80 - 160
188. An EIGHTEENTH CENTURY HAND FORGED DRAW KNIFE marked with a distinctive "Beehive" logo. It has a most appealing patina of age and careful use. 50 - 100
189. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by Alex. Mathieson & Sons, Glasgow, Scotland. A level, bevel, tin snips, lock mortise chisel and a brass back saw are included in this grouping. 75 - 150
190. FIVE ASSORTED BOW SAWS including assorted sizes and types. All appear to be in usable condition. 50 - 100
191. SIX CLEAN WOODEN MOLDING PLANES including three carriage maker types; a live oak horn planes; and a smoothing plane by S. Hastings, Amherst, Massachusetts. 35 - 75
192. SEVEN SPECIAL PURPOSE HAMMERS including metal working, chasing, soft face, and tack types. 40 - 80
193. THREE CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a reed & follow by Griffiths; an ogee by Hambleton; and an unmarked cove & bead. 80 - 160
194. A pair of SIDE RABBET PLANES, No. 98 and No. 99, by STANLEY. They are clean and complete and in ready to use condition. 80 - 160
195. A LOT OF FOREIGN CUTTING IRONS including jack, jointer and smoothing types. Also included are a number of molding plane irons and a copy of "Wooden Plane Iron Makers" by Robert Jones. From the Robert Jones Collection. 60 - 120
196. TWELVE CLEAN AND USABLE MOLDING PLANES including hollow and round, rabbet, bead, complex molding and dado types. 50 - 100
197. A SOUVENIR PROMOTIONAL AXE by the American Ax & Tool Company, Glassport, Pennsylvania. This well preserved axe is ornamented with the various brands offered by this 19th Century axe marketing conglomerate The names Hunt, Lippincott, Mann, Red Warrior, etc. are etched on the body of this pocket size axe. 50 - 100
198. A extra low angle WALNUT INFILL MITRE PLANE. This well made plane has a dovetailed steel sole. 100 - 200
199. TWO "SADDLE" TYPE SQUARES, both by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. Examples of the SS-2 and SS-4 both with the desirable rosewood infill, are included in this grouping. 75 - 150
200. An EARLY PATENT STEAM GAUGE by the Crosby Steam Gage & Valve Company, Boston, Massachusetts, patented August 28, 1906. This solid brass body gauge is in excellent collector quality condition. 80 - 160
201. SIX EARLY MARKED STARRETT TOOLS, all by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. A beam trammel, caliper rule, nippers, caliper, etc. are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
202. TWO UNCOMMON SARGENT BLOCK PLANES, both by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. a Page Patent 7" block and a screw adjust block having a cast iron cap are included in this grouping. From the John Delay Collection. 80 - 160
203. A rare "SHAW PATENT JACK PLANE, No. 15 C, by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Fully 90% of the original black japan finish remains on this well preserved example. From the John Delay Collection. 90 - 180
204. THREE CLEAN & USABLE CROSSCUT HAND SAWS by H. Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included are a nine point No.. D-8, a seven point, No. 12, and an eleven point No. D-8. 40 - 80
205. A DIRECTORY OF AMERICAN TOOLMAKERS BOOK published by the Early American Industries Association. This now out of print edition is great tool reference. 50 - 100
206. A COMBINATION CROZE AND HOWEL. This uncommon manufactured type coopers tool is in clean and sound condition, but is not marked with a maker name. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 50 - 100
207. A QUICK ADJUST COOPERS "V" groove croze having a spring activated quick adjustment mechanism. The fittings are of cast bronze. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 60 - 120
208. FOUR UNUSED NORTON WATERSTONES, all by the Norton Coated Abrasive Division, Troy, New York. Stones in the 220, 1000, 4000 and 8000 grit sizes, all in their original boxes in new condition, are included in this lot. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 40 - 80
209. A LOT OF UNUSED JAPANESE WATER STONES, all in their original boxes. Also included is an adjustable honing guide. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 75 - 150
210. An UNUSUAL FLAT BODY COOPER'S PLANE fashioned from cast iron. This tool, which has a Chapin-Stephens cutting iron, was reportedly used for barrel stave forming. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 100 - 200
211. FIVE CLEAN COLLECTIBLE MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a skew molder by Georg Rui-m; a Thomas Grant molder that has been reworked; and planes by Iacob Heiss, Eastburn and E.W. Carpenter. 100 - 200
212. An ADVERTISING FLYER AND NAME PLATES FOR A MARINE ENGINE by the Lone Hilts Engine Company, Baltimore, Maryland. All are mounted in a wooden frame. 50 - 100
213. SEVEN CLEAN MOLDING PLANES including a complex molder by A. Mockridge; a Yellow Birch "Thumbnail" molder marked with the initials "M.K."; beads, a table hollow plane, etc. 60 - 120
214. AN EARLY STYLE TAPERED CARPENTERS SLICK by Libby & Bolton, Portland, Maine. The cutting edge measures 3 3/4"; it is fitted with its original cherry handle; and it is in excellent working condition. 75 - 150
215. FOUR EARLY HAND FORGED CHISELS AND GOUGES including examples by T. Shaw, Hawkins and two "Beatty" type. All are in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
216. EIGHT ENGLISH COMPLEX AND SASH RELATED MOLDING PLANES including examples by Mathieson, W. Hasler, Moseley, McKay/Glasgow, etc. 90 - 180
217. A COLLECTION OF THREE SARGENT SAWS by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Included are two backing types and one crosscut. All are in clean and sound condition. From the John Delay Collection. 50 - 100
218. A LOT OF EARLY HAND FORGED DIVIDERS including gear type without fixing screws. Some appear to be quite early. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 60 - 120
219. An EARLY PATENT BUTCHER SAW by Livingston & Cheritree, Jamestown, New York, patented April 23, 1867. The patent feature appears to be the reinforced tubular back. 50 - 100
220. SIX CARRIAGE MAKERS PLANES including smoothing, "T" rabbet, round, scraper and an interesting dovetail beveling plane. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 60 - 120
221. A PRECISION HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a 23" size Faber slide rule; a Sears drafting set; Lufkin survey tape; proportional divider, etc. 35 - 75
222. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS, all crosscut type and extra sharp and usable. Makers include Tillotson, Simonds, Disston, etc. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 30 - 60
223. A COMBINATION BEADING PLANE, No. 50, by Stanley Tools (England). This example is complete with a full set of cutting irons in its original box. 50 - 100
224. A LEATHER WORKER'S TOOL KIT including an Osborne circle cutter, mallets, a hammer, punches, a slitter, dies, a vise, etc. 50 - 100
225. TWO EARLY NAVIGATIONAL ITEMS including an IVORY "sector" rule; a precision instrument set in its original case that is missing a few items. 100 - 200
226. A LOT OF ASSORTED LEATHER TOOLS including seam tools, wheels, die cutters, irons, etc. Some have rosewood handles. 30 - 60
227. A BUILDER'S "DUMPY" LEVEL, No. 3189, by Kolesch & Company, New York, New York. This well made instrument has brass fitting and sappears to date from ca. 1900. 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. 125 - 250
228. A GENTLEMAN'S FRETWORK OUTFIT by Hobbies, England, complete with original saw and patterns. The set is essentially complete, but needs a light cleaning. 60 - 120
229. A DOVETAILED NINETEENTH CENTURY WALNUT TOOL CHEST having multiple tills and a saw holder. Fancy cast iron handles of elaborate design are fitted to the sides. 200 - 400
230. An early TWO-POLE "CAGEHEAD" BRACE having an extra long nose. This early barce needs a light cleaning but is otherwise excellent. 60 - 120
231. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is essentially complete in its early tin box. It retains some 95% of its original nickel plating. 150 - 300
232. FIVE TOOL AND CRAFT RELATED BOOKS including two decoy books; a book on Colonial Craftsmen; and Eric Sloane's "Seasons of America's Past"; and a reprinted catalogue of the Collins Axe Company. 35 - 75
233. A LATER "BEDROCK" JACK PLANE, No. 605, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the ca. 1930's "notched rectangle" trademark. on this example which has had its japan finish "enhanced" by a previous owner. 80 - 160
234. A LOT OF ASSORTED GOUGES AND CHISELS including tang and socket types. Framing, paring and carving types, including some having boxwood handles are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
235. A COMPASS SOLE RABBET PLANE by S.E. Farrand, Newark, New Jersey. This carriage maker's plane is in nearly new condition. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 125 - 250
236. An EARLY APPEARING WRENCH by the Strieby & Foote Company, Newark, New Jersey. This unusual wrench is marked "Pat. Appl'd for". It is not found in the Schulz book on Antique & Unusual Wrenches. 60 - 120
237. THREE EARLY PLANEMAKERS' FLOATS including both curved and flat types. All are in usable condition. From the Robert Jones Collection. 50 - 100
238. THREE CINCINNATI MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a Donaldson quirk ovolo with bead and a J. Creagh quirk ogee with bevel. 75 - 150
239. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODEN PLANES including jointer, jack and smoothing types,. Makers include E. Berry. I. Sym, J. Green, etc. 60 - 120
240. THREE EARLY WOODWORKING TOOLS including a nine inch froe and "beetle"; a hand forged draw knife; nand a draw knife marked "Hewes". 60 - 120
241. A PAIR OF DADO PLANES, incuding right and left hand types. A left-hand type by Marshall and a right-hand type by Mathieson are included in this grouping. 40 - 80
242. An EARLY CARPENTER'S BRANDING IRON. This graphic iron imprints the designation "Moses Call" in very early style lettering. 50 - 100
243. A LOT OF SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS including perfiling tools, a thickness gauge, caliper, rein rounder, hat maker's block, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
244. A COLLECTION OF FOUR EARLY LOCKS, all patented types, including one patented in 1859 in Nashua, New Hampshire. 60 - 120
245. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 78 and No. 49 as well as some extra parts are included in this lot. 40 - 80
246. An unusual PATENT HANDLE BACKING SAW by Harvey W. Peace, Brooklyn, New York. The blade has separated from the right-hand contour handle. 50 - 100
247. A LOT OF SIX HAND FORGED TOOLS including a reamer, hammer, race knife, hack saw, center punch, "cagehead" brace, etc. 80 - 160
248. FOUR PRECISION LAYOUT TOOLS including a large rosewood & mahogany bevel, a gear tooth rool and marking and slitting gauges. From the Norton K. "Bud" Brown Collection. 50 - 100
249. A CLASSIC EBONY INFILL "ULTIMATUM" BRACE by William Marples & Company, Sheffield, England. This example is missing its ivory ring and has an early repair to the head but is worthy of restoration. 175 - 350
250. A FANCY STEPPED FRONT RABBET PLANE having a mahogany wedge. There is a very minor throat chip, but the plane is otherwise excellent. 50 - 100
251. An unusual TWENTY-TWO INCH LENGTH BRASS BOUND LEVEL, No. 1, by Stratton Brothers, Greenfield, Massachusetts. This uncommon length level was likely a special order item. 100 - 200
252. THREE EARLY PRECISION TOOLS including a time lapse rule, a brass plumb bob and a bone handle ink eraser. The person presenting the longest list of tasks that can be performed using all three of these items will receive a free Full Color Auction Catalogue. 100 - 200
253. FOUR SAW MAKERS' CROSS PEIN HAMMERS including one marked D. & S. All retain their original handles. 50 - 100
254. A METRO MAGIC AIR INLATING MOTOR by the Metropolitan Vacuum Company, Suffern, New York. This extra high quality device is designed for blowing up air mattresses, rafts and the like. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
255. A PRECISION LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including folding rules, protractors, a plumb bob, unusual German layout tool, etc. 50 - 100
256. THREE CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including a Buckeye No. 5 C plane; Millers Falls circular spoke shave; and a Continental sash plane. 50 - 100
257. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a "Perfect Handle" draw knife; C.S. Osborne draw gauge; Stanley No. 122 "Liberty Bell" plane; a level; and a corner brace. 50 - 100
258. A LOT OF ASSORTED GOUGES AND CHISELS including tang and socket firmer, paring and lathe chisels. Makers incude James Swan, Buck Brothers, Shaw, etc. 40 - 80
259. TWO INTERESTING SPIRIT LEVELS including a Stanley Mason's type and a "Hudson River" type. 100 - 200
260. An UNUSUAL LAMINATED HANDLE CARPENTER'S SLICK of 2 1/2" blade width. This visually intresting tool is in excellent working condition. 100 - 200
261. SEVEN BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including some quite large types and some having unusual shapes. 75 - 150
262. TWO MODERN SPOKE SHAVES by the Kansas City Windsor Tool Works, Kansas City, Missouri. Both 1 1/2" and 2 3/4" width iron exaples, both in unused condition, are included in this lot. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 60 - 120
263. A FULL SET OF EIGHT PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS, all by Spear & Jackson, Sheffield, England. Sizes range from 1/8" to 1" widths in this clean and usable set. 50 - 100
264. A LOT OF ELEVEN ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including molding, compass, smoothing types, etc. Included are a T. Piper with eagle, Cayuga, etc. 50 - 100
265. THREE PAIRS OF ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including a pair of side rabbetts by I. Boon; a pair of snipe bills by Preston; and a No. 1/2 sash pair by R. Nelson. All are in clean and usable condition. 60 - 120
266. A LOT OF FIVE ASSORTED HAMMERS including ball pein, engineer, saddler and metal worker types. 30 - 60
267. THREE BRASS AND IRON SPOKE SHAVE including a classic Preston adjustable with fancy cast body and two unmarked brass shaves. 40 - 80
268. TWO UNCOMMON COOPER'S TOOLS including a powder keg howel and a "plucker" type shave. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 80 - 160
269. THREE EXTRA CLEAN BLOCK PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 9 1/2 double adjustable block; No. 60 1/2 low angle; and No. 65 low angle are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
270. An EARLY MAHOGANY LEVEL by P. Quigley, Newark, New Jersey. Quigley joined the "Forty-Niner" migration to California, where he produced tools for a short period before returning to New Jersey. 100 - 200
271. A PRECISION HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including an original Charles Strelinger hardware catalogue; a tap & die set by J.M. Carpenter; a pair of Stanley No. 1 bronze trammels; and an unusual rule. 50 - 100
272. A scarce BRASS BACK TENON SAW by Alex. Mathieson & Sons, Glasgow, Scotland. Also included in this lot is a Disston jointer marked with the patent date of November 7, 1916. 40 - 80
273. A CLASSIC EUROPEAN COOPER'S AXE having a massive wooden handle and very nicely patinated. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 60 - 120
274. A rare EIGHTEENTH CENTURY COACHMAKER'S PLOW having a curved fence. It is marked with the imprint of its maker "A. Weavers". 100 - 200
275. Two MAHOGANY BRASS BOUND LEVELS including a Stanley No. 95 in the 28" length and a Stratton Brothers No. 1 in the 22" size. Also included in this lot is a brass bound rule. 35 - 75
276. A SKEW BLADED BLOCK PLANE, No. 140, by STANLEY. Fully 90% of the original black japan finish remains on this clean and complete example. 60 - 120
277. A PATENT BAR MOUNT CORKSCREW by Invincible, patented November 3, 1903. This example of the patent of James Coomber's, New York, New York is in excellent condition, retaining much original nickel plating. 80 - 160
278. An early HAND FORGED DRAW KNIFE stamped with the dated "1817". This Very nicel patinated tool will have celebrated its 192nd birthday by the end of the year. 60 - 120
279. A "WEBSTER'S LEVEL" by Webster, Hounsdown, Southampton, England. The inscription is engraved on the brass top plate. 100 - 200
280. A CLASSIC BLACKSMITH'S DOUBLE CALIPER this single screw lock caliper has a uniform smooth patina of age. 80 - 160
281. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including a fixed sash by Spencer and an unmarked fruitwood bead nicely accented with a boxwood wedge. 100 - 200
282. A ROSEWOOD INFILL SHOULDER PLANE having a solid brass body. A pretty plane in excellent working order. 100 - 200
283. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. S-5 steel jack plane and a No. 57 core box plane missing its turnbuckle are included in this grouping. 90 - 180
284. A C.B. ROSE PATENT BIT BRACE by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts, patented April 16, 1867. This early brace has been given the "B" rating in the Pearson book on "American Patented Braces". 30 - 60
285. SEVEN NEW JERSEY MAKER MOLDING PLANES including lg. a hollow & round pair by Eastburn; an S.C. Cook tongue plane; and examples by A. Mockridge, B. Norman, etc. 75 - 150
286. TWO WEDGE LOCK ARM WOODWORKING PLANES including a P. Brooks, Hartford plow and a Martin & Shaw filletster. 80 - 160
287. A reprinted set of the "DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS" books by D. Appleton & Company, Boston, Massachusetts, in two volumes. The Appleton books were an attempt to capture mechanical technology as it then existed and explain it in a comprehensive way. 80 - 160
288. A FANCY LAMINATED BODY ROUTER PLANE having a screw lock iron. The plane is marked with the owner imprint "A.P. Prober". 60 - 120
289. A rare "TURKISH" PATTERN SAW this uncommon saw has a "nib" blade and cuts on the pull stroke. 60 - 120
290. An UNHANDLED BOXWOOD PLOW PLANE by Bensen & Crannell, Albany, New York. This plow has an early repair to one arm, but is otherwise in excellent condition. 80 - 160
291. FIVE CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including an Evansville hammer; A.C. Bartlett cove plane; a patented tool handle; Pexto dividers; and a Millers Falls push drill. 60 - 120
292. FIVE PAIRS OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including examples by U.S. and English makers. Included in this lot are a tongue & groove pair by D. Bensen; a 3/8" tongue & groove pair by Malloch and three pairs of hollow & round planes. 75 - 150
293. An UNHANDLED SCREW ARM PLOW PLANE by J.W. Farr, New York, New York. This interesting plow has boxwood arms and nuts. The arms are much longer than the standard size. 40 - 80
294. An EARLY PATENT BIT BRACE by F.J. Colvin, Hamden, Connecticut, patented may 1, 1894. This early patented brace of uncommon form receives the "B" rating in the Pearson Book "Patented American Braces". 50 - 100
295. A LOT OF ASSORTED GOUGES AND CHISELS including framing, firmer, paring and corner types. Also included in this lot is a three-inch carpenter's slick by Witherby. 80 - 160
296. An unusual THREE-LEGGED DIVIDER AND CALIPER COMBINATION marked with the owner imprint of "A.D. Plummer". 60 - 120
297. TWO EARLY MACHINISTS LEVELS including a cast iron millwrights type and a machinists level by Moore & Wright. 40 - 80
298. FOUR ENGLISH COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including astragal, quarter round & astragal, and two quirk ovolo with bevel types. 60 - 120
299. TWO EARLY MEASURING RULES including a Sanborn tally rule and a Standard "takedown" square. 50 - 100
300. Three early precision drafting sets, all having some IVORY handles. All are in their original boxes. 120 - 240
301. THREE PENNSYLVANIA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including two by W. Grinnell, a 5/8: astragal and a 3/4" bead; and a D. Heiss astragal. 80 - 160
302. A LOT OF TWENTY-ONE ASSORTED CUTTING IRONS for a STANLEY No. 55 combination plane in their original wooden boxes with green paper labels. 75 - 150
303. A LOT OF SIX ASSORTED TOOL HANDLES including examples by the Millers Falls Company, Hull, Fray, one "Aiken Patent" type, etc. Woods include rosewood, maple, etc. 50 - 100
304. A CLASSIC "SHEFFIELD" PATTERN BRACE by D. Flather & Sons, Sheffield, England complete with ten original bits. This examples has been professionally cleaned and polished. 75 - 150
305. A LOT OF SPECIAL PURPOSE HAMMERS & HATCHETS including examples for fencing, shingling, napping, a carpenter, etc. Included is one early pre-adze eye type. 35 - 75
306. THREE YELLOW BIRCH MOLDING PLANES including a Wetherell hollow and two rabbets with a groove. 50 - 100
307. FOUR SARGENT BRAND HATCHETS by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut including examples for splitting, shingle, chopping, one scout type, etc. 50 - 100
308. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN HAND & BREAST DRILLS including examples by the Millers Falls Company, Yankee, etc. Some ratchet types are also included. 60 - 120
309. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including scorps, a hatchet, and some European planes. 75 - 150
310. TWO UNCOMMON COOPER'S TOOLS including a screw bung puller and a "Head Vise", used to pull the head of a barrel into place. 50 - 100
311. A COOPER'S RIVETING SET including punches, a hammer, nail cup, etc. 50 - 100
312. FIVE EXTRA CLEAN MOLDING PLANES including center bead, a reeding plane, a rabbet, a double bead, etc. 60 - 120
313. AN EARLY HOLLOW MOLDING PLANE marked with the large bold imprint of S. Palmer. This example has an unsually short body. 60 - 120
314. A SMOOTHING PLANE, NO. 2, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Pat '92" trademark and some 85% of the original paint remains. 125 - 250
315. SIX CLEAN AND UNUSUAL BRACES by the Goodell Pratt Company. Included is one hollow auger type, one ratcheting type, a screwdriver type, a No. 2510, an 1892 patent, etc. 80 - 160
316. AN EARLY PATENT OYSTER OPENER by the Best Oyster Opener Company, Ltd. Patented March 25, 1884 by one L. A. Amouraoux of New York City, this example is missing the base attachment. 50 - 100
317. THREE CRANK NECK PATTERNMAKERS FLOATS in usable condition. Both round and flat types are included.f 40 - 80
318. SIX CLEAN COLLECTIBLE BLOCK PLANES by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut including No. 206, 227, 1606, 2204, 4307, and "Page Patent" type. 60 - 120
319. A MISCELLANEOUS PLANE PARTS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including irons, bodies, cap irons, etc. 50 - 100
320. FIVE ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS including a pair of Stanley No. 138 level sights, a saw set, cutting irons, a Millers Falls Company No. 85 filletster, and a No. 16 block plane, also from Millers Falls. 35 - 75
321. THREE BRASS TOPPED SPIRIT LEVELS fashioned from rosewood and ebony. All have been cleaned and polished. 80 - 160
322. SIX CLEAN BOXWOOD FOLDING RULES by STANLEY including No.'s 36, 53 1/2, 61, 62 1/2, 66 1/2, and No. 68 A. 60 - 120
323. FOUR EARLY TYPE HAND SAWS including backing and finish types. Included is a Stevens backing saw, a tenon saw by Biggin & Sons, and some unmarked examples. 50 - 100
324. TWO EARLY "BEDROCK" WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY including a No. 605 1/2 heavy jack plane and No. 604 smoother. 60 - 120
325. TWO CLEAN TIMBER FRAMING TOOLS including a J. Beatty adze and a William Mann broad axe. The edges of both are protected by leather keepers. 100 - 200
326. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES including two panel types: one Bewley and the other Mutter. The third plane is a Ross & Alexander badger type. 80 - 160
327. A COLLECTION OF TOOL INSPIRED TIE CLASPS for those special occasions. Included are examples by Snap-on, Crescent, the Simonds Saw Company, Bonney, etc. Also in this lot is a charm shaped like a vernier caliper. 80 - 160
328. A QUIRK OGEE WITH BEVEL MOLDING PLANE by P.B. Rider, Bangor, Maine. Except for some minor stains it is clean and in sound condition. 60 - 120
329. SEVEN EXTRA CLEAN MOLDING PLANES including a center bead, one made by Scotia, a pair of table joint planes, a nosing plane, etc. 50 - 100
330. TWO DOUBLE IRON MOLDING PLANES including 1/4" double bead by Kellogg and an unmarked 5/8" double tongue and groove. 50 - 100
331. AN EARLY PATENTED QUICK LOCKING VISE by the Stephens Patented Vise. Co., New York. This 2" jaw size vise was made under the terms of a patent issued July 18, 1870. 50 - 100
332. TWO NEARLY NEW WOODWORKING PLANES by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut including a No. 227 double block plane and a No. 414 jack. 50 - 100
333. TWO "VERITAS" WOODWORKING PLANES by Lee Valley Tools, Canada. Included is a small plow plane and a cast iron scraper plane. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 100 - 200
334. THREE EARLY WOODWORKING TOOLS including L. & I. J. White draw knife, a Jersey cooper's shave, and a A. C. Bartlett filletster plane. 40 - 80
335. FOUR CLEAN MACHINIST'S LEVELS by the L. S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Included are 6", 8" and 12" bench levels and one cross test type. 35 - 75
336. A HANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE, No. 97, by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio, fitted with applewood arms and nuts. The arms of this plane show the usual thread damage. 100 - 200
337. A BOXWOOD HANDLE FRET SAW marked Buck, 242 Tottenham Court Road, London, England. A most unusual example fashioned with a walnut body. 50 - 100
338. FIVE HAND FORGED CALIPERS & DIVIDERS including decorative examples and one double type. 50 - 100
339. A MISCELLANEOUS EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including hatchets, a bark spud, a sugar cane knife, a mast shave, etc. 35 - 75
340. A CLASSIC REPRODUCTION BOW SAW by Gramercy Tools, New York. Fashioned from ash, this exmaple is in brand new condition in its original cardboard box. 50 - 100
341. TWO EARLY HAND FORGED TOOLS including a pair of fancy dividers and a slitter in the form of an exotic bird. 60 - 120
342. NINE BRASS & IRON PLUMB BOBS including some graphic forms, all cleaned and polished. 80 - 160
343. A LOT OF FIFTEEN ASSORTED CARVING TOOLS including examples made by Addis, Herring, Marples, Taylor, etc. 100 - 200
344. THREE CLEAN & USABLE BACKING SAWS including 10" and 14" examples of Atkins No. 20; and a 16" tenon type marked "J. D. Graves". 25 - 50
345. TWO SETS OF AUGER BITS including an early Irwin set and a set marked Stanley No. 32 1/2. 50 - 100
346. A LOT OF CLEAN COLLECTIBLE SAWS including a Disston ogee front type, a Groves brass back saw, a stair saw, a No. 68 dovetail saw, etc. 40 - 80
347. A COLLECTION OF NEW JERSEY MAKER HAND TOOLS including an Osborne hammer, a draw gauge, a pair of Heinisch shears, a Heller Brothers wrench, etc. 75 - 150
348. A ROSEWOOD & BRASS MARKING GAUGE by P. Quigley, Newark, New Jersey. Quigley is known for having joined the "Forty-Niners" in the Great California Gold Rush. Apparently despairing of seeking his fortune in the California gold fields, Quigley is known to have produced tools while in California before returning to New Jersey. This gauge is in excellent condition and clearly marked with the Quigley name. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 60 - 120
349. A DOVETAILED OAK MACHINISTS TOOL CHEST complete with its original key. The drawers are nicely finger jointed and the chest could be put directly to use. 60 - 120
350. A HANDLED APPLEWOOD PLOW PLANE by Hall & Hynson, St. Louis, Missouri. There is a chip of wood missing from the side of the fence but this plane is otherwise excellent. This uncommon partnership operated from 1851 to 1860 only. 100 - 200
351. A PAIR OF CUSTOMS SLIDE CALIPERS by Dring & Fage, London, England. These are imprinted with dual graduation scales and are fitted with stops of cast aluminum. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 50 - 100
352. THREE EARLY HAND FORGED TOOLS including a vegetable chopper, cooper's scorp and an early style hack saw. 60 - 120
353. A LOT OF TWELVE CLEAN CARVING TOOLS including examples by Herring, Marples, Addis, etc. Many sizes and shapes are included in this lot. 60 - 120
354. FOUR CLEAN COACH MAKERS' PLANES including a lignum vitae compass rabbet, rabbet, compass rabbet, compass round and a "T" handle compass rabbet. All are in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
355. NINE NON-STANLEY FOLDING RULES including an Upson Nut Company rule, an English rule with Gunter slide, a Preston three-foot rule, etc. Most have some minor stains. 75 - 150
356. TWO EARLY ROSEWOOD AND BRASS MARKING GAUGES including a W.W. Brainard mortise gauge and a C.S. Osborne leather worker's draw gauge. 60 - 120
357. SEVEN CLEAN COOPER'S TOOLS including a side axe, sun plane, scorp, plucker, draw knife, etc. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 50 - 100
358. FOUR CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including an H. Chapin "jack rabbet"; a "B" plane smoother; a Merit Tool Company scraper; and a rosewood jack plane. 80 - 160
359. TWO WEDGE ARM ADJUSTABLE PLANES including a Way & Sherman plow and a C. Nurse filletster plane. Both are in need of some restoration. 50 - 100
360. A CAST BRONZE BLOCK PLANE, No. 102, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. Thsi adjustable type plane is in unused condition. 60 - 120
361. An early beech CHAIR MAKER'S BRACE having a fixed pod bit. There are some chips missing from the head, but it is otherwise clean and sound. 80 - 160
362. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a bevel, mitre square, rules, a marking gauge, calipers, a clapboard gauge, etc. 40 - 80
363. TWO CLEAN COOPER'S TOOLS, including a head shave and a croze, both having brass fittings. 80 - 160
364. A "WINCHESTER" JACK PLANE, No. 3025, by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Fully 80% of the original black japan finish remains on this corrugated sole plane. 80 - 160
365. A TWENTY-FOUR INCH LENGTH DOUBLE PLUMB AND LEVEL by C.F. Richardson, Athol, Massachusetts. Some 85% of the original black japan finish remains. An early level in excellent collector quality condition. 75 - 150
366. TWO CAST IRON JOINTER PLANES, both by the Siegley Tool Company, Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. Included in this lot are an early No. 7 corrugated sole model and a No. 7 "Bailey" type. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 80 - 160
367. TWO CLEAN MOLDING PLANES, both by E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Included in this lot are a 1/2" table joint molder and a 1/2" covetto molder. 80 - 160
368. THREE MILITARY NIPPLE WRENCHES including one for a pistol. All are post World War II types. 50 - 100
369. An EARLY LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including an S.A. JONES TRY SQUARE; an "Eagle" brand bevel; a double head marking gauge; and a Stanley try square. 50 - 100
370. An ADJUSTABLE SASH MOLDING PLANE by E. & J. Evans, Rochester, New York. A pair of steel screws through the body facilitate adjustment of this plane. Also included is an unmarked steel sole smoothing plane. From the Norton K. "Bud" Brown Collection. 50 - 100
371. A PRECISON MACHINISTS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including levels, drafting tools, calipers, dividers, saws, file handles, a marking gauge, etc. 35 - 75
372. A BENTWOOD FRAME COOPERS JOINTER PLANE fitted with a Stanley cutting iron. This distinctively different coopers tool is in clean and sound condition. 125 - 250
373. An EBONY HANDLE TRY SQUARE by I. Sorby, Sheffield, England. This well preserved square retains nearly its full, original "Jester" head decal. 60 - 120
374. A DECORATED MAHOGANY INFILL SMOOTHING PLANE having chip carved decoration. This clean and usable plane has a full parallel cutting iron by Hearnshaw Brothers. 100 - 200
375. A HANDLED COMPLEX MOLDING PLANE having an illegible imprint . This square, ogee and square molder has a most unusual profile. 80 - 160
376. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Norton multi-stone, lathe tools, a lathe sizer, pad saws, a hack saw, etc. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 40 - 80
377. TWO PHILADELPHIA MAKER WOODWORKING PLANES including a beech body plow by Israel White and a sash molder by Butler. 50 - 100
378. A REPRINT OF THE "HISTORY OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURES FROM 1608-1860" BOOKS by J. Leander Bishop. Complete in three volumes, these are in nearly new condiition. 30 - 60
379. A PRECISION MACHINISTS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including examples by Starrett, Brown & Sharpe, etc. Micrometers, an indicator, gauges, a magnifyer, etc. are included in this lot. 40 - 80
380. FIVE UNCOMMON MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a W. Chamberlain bead; a C.M. Gere tongue plane; an F. Dalliker bead; and a W. Vance hollow. 60 - 120
381. FIVE ENGLISH & AMERICAN MOLDING PLANES including bead, quarter round, sash, rabbet and nosing types. Makers include Colton, Moseley, Preston, etc. 50 - 100
382. Two dozen copies of the recently-published "DIRECTORY OF LANCASTER COUNTY BLACKSMITHS" BOOK published by area "P" of the Mid-west Tool Collectors Association. A great reference to the hand made tools of Southeastern Pennsylvania. The information in this book is available nowhere else. 50 - 100
383. TWO UNCOMMON PATENTED PLANES including a Sargent No. 718 "Autoset" and a Union No. 515 transitional plane. 80 - 160
384. TWO FINGER HOLE HAND SAWS, both No. D-8, by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A seven-point crosscut and a five and one-half point rip, both in top condition, are included in this grouping. 40 - 80
385. A PATENT UNIVERSAL COMBINATION PLANE, No. 55, by STANLEY. This example is complete with a full set of four boxes of cutting irons in its original chestnut box. 250 - 500
386. A LOT OF SARGENT PLANE PARTS, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Blades, handles. knobs, frogs, screws, adjustment mechanisms and caps are included in this substantial accumulation. 80 - 160
387. A TOOLMAKER'S SURFACE GAUGE by the J. Stevens Arms & Tool Company, Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts. This early gauge is complete and in excellent condition. 60 - 120
388. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS including two lock mortise tools and a Goodell-Pratt clapboard gauge. 50 - 100
389. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Stanley No. 59 doweling jig; No. 75 block plane; No. 82 scraper; No. 100 tail handle block; and a Sargent block plane. 60 - 120
390. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 4 C smooth; No. 75 bullnose; No. 100 squirrel tail block; and No. 203 "schoolboy" block are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
391. A LOT OF SIX WOODEN SPOKE SHAVES including some having bone and brass wear plates. Also included are some chair makers' scrapers. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 40 - 80
392. THREE UNUSUAL SCREWDRIVERS, all by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Some include extra bits. All are in clean and sound condition. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 50 - 100
393. A LOT OF ASSORTED PLANE PARTS, all by STANLEY for block, bench and scraper types, etc. Included are frogs, caps, nuts, adjustment screws and cutting irons. 30 - 60
394. An UNHANDLED SCREW ARM PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts by Parker, Hubbard & Company, Conway, Massachusetts. There are some minor thread chips, but this plane is otherwise excellent. 50 - 100
395. FOUR EXTRA EARLY BIT BRACES including two gent's type, an early hand forged example and another early brace having a knurled chuck. 50 - 100
396. An early SKEW RABBET MOLDING PLANE by Griffin, Ravenna, Ohio. This plane has an applied side fence and a minor chip from the tip of the tote. 80 - 160
397. A LATER "BEDROCK" HEAVY JACK PLANE, No. 605 1/2 C, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Type 11" trademark on this clean example that retains some 80% of its original black japan finish. 80 - 160
398. A LOT OF EARLY STARRETT ITEMS, all by L.S. Starrett, Athol, Massachusetts. Included are a protractor head, early combination squares, "T" type square, etc. 80 - 160
399. A TWENTY-FOUR INCH, EIGHT POINT CROSSCUT HAND SAW, No. 16, by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Much of the much original etching remains on this scarce and excellent example. 60 - 120
400. An early BUTTON CALIPER fashioned from IVORY and German silver by the Scovill Manufacturing Company, New York, New York. This uniformly yellowed example has one longitudinal check in the ivory. 100 - 200
401. A NO. 4 1/2 EQUIVALENT SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 3006, by Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Connecticut. This mahogany handle plane retains some 80% of its original black japan finish. 80 - 160
402. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including two screw boxes and taps in the 3/4" and 1" sizes, Starrett nippers, center gauges, etc. 60 - 120
403. SIX COACH MAKER TYPE MOLDING PLANES including hollow, round, rabbet, etc. 60 - 120
404. An UNHANDLED BOXWOOD PLOW PLANE by the Greenfield Tool Company, Greenfield, Massachusetts. This screw arm type plane has a replaced wedge, but is otherwise excellent. 80 - 160
405. TWO "HEALD PATENT" TYPE MOLDING PLANE including a thumbnail type and a nosing type. 80 - 160
406. A SEVEN-INCH SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 2, by STANLEY. This ca. 1930's trademark example retains fully 85% of its original black japan finish. 125 - 250
407. SIX CA. 1800 TYPE MOLDING PLANES including an N. Taber fixed sash; a J.M. Taber 3/4" tongue and groove pair; a pair of unmarked rabbets, etc. 75 - 150
408. An example of ABRAHAM'S PATENT MAHOGANY DRILL CASE by the Morse Twist Drill & Machine Company, New Bedford, Massachusetts, patented June 24, 1902. This example is in top collector quality condition. 50 - 100
409. FIVE SPECIAL PURPOSE MACHINISTS TOOLS, all by the Sawyer Tool Company, Fitchburg, Massachusetts. A screw gauge, depth gauges, combination square, metric rule, etc. are included in this grouping. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 60 - 120
410. SIX CIRCLULAR SAIL MAKERS' DIES used for making sail grommets. All are in excellent working condition. 80 - 160
411. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN SARGENT TOOLS, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Framing squares, saw tools, a vise, bench dog, hollow auger, etc. are included in this lot. 80 - 160
412. FOUR CONNECTICUT MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a W.H. Pond quirk ogee; a Copeland cove and astragal; a Copeland fenced panel raiser and a quirk ogee molder. 75 - 150
413. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Belcher Brothers shoe gquge, a hack saw, push drill, etc. 35 - 75
414. A LOT OF MACHINISTS TOOL ADVERTISING ITEMS including examples from Barnes, Starrett, Goodell-Pratt, Union, etc. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 50 - 100
415. A PAIR OF VERY WELL MADE "LADYLEG" CALIPERS. These early calipers are dated "1876" and marked with the name of owner/maker "W.E. Kies". 35 - 75
416. FOUR COOPER'S EDGE TOOLS, all by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. A chamfer knife, inshave, draw knife and cooper's adze are included in this extra clean lot of coopers tools. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 80 - 160
417. A LOT OF ASSORTED PRECISION TOOLS including a precision Japanese level; an "Odd Jobs" reproduction in bronze; an angle level, jewel anvil etc. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 75 - 150
418. An EARLY WANTAGE RULE by Belcher Brothers & Company, New York, New York. This wine cask rule has some stains on the body, but is otherwise clean and sound. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 50 - 100
419. FOUR ASSORTED RULES AND SLIDE RULES including a navigator's parallel rule; a boxwood slide rule; a Russian slide rule; and an Appleton specific gravity slide rule. 80 - 160
420. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including folding draw knives, screwdrivers, saws, a chisel, nippers, a crating tool, etc. 35 - 75
421. A LOT OF ORIGINAL BOX MACHINISTS TOOLS by Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing, Providence, Rhode Island including a punch, a micrometer, a wire gauge, a dial indicator, a depth micrometer. etc. 80 - 160
422. A late "BEDROCK" JOINTER PLANE, No. 607, by STANLEY. This clean and usable example has the ca. 1915 era "Type 11" trademark on the cutting iron and some 90% of the original paint remains. 100 - 200
423. FIVE UNUSUAL PATENTED RULES including a 1911 lining rule, an 1895 bench rule, a sign maker's rule patented 1894, etc. 80 - 160
424. A LOT OF FOUR ASSORTED WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY in need of a light cleaning. Included is a No. 71 1/2 router, No.'s 101 and 103 block planes, and a No. 146 double tongue and groove. 80 - 160
425. AN EARLY SHEFFIELD TYPE BIT BRACE by Bloomer & Phillips, Sheffield, England. This example is fitted with a turned burl head and retains one original bit. 50 - 100
426. FIVE CLEAN COOPER'S TOOLS including a "V" croze, a European croze, a traveler, a draw knife, and a scraper. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 50 - 100
427. AN EARLY HAND SAWS OPPORTUNITY LOT including examples by Basset, Jarvis & Morris, etc. Also included are a panel gauge and a Starrett level. 40 - 80
428. A SEVEN-INCH LENGTH SMOOTHING PLANE, NO. 2 by STANLEY. It is marked with Stanley's "Type 11" trademark and some 80% of the original paint remains. 100 - 200
429. A LOT OF WOOD, METAL, AND TRANSITIONAL PLANES including Stanley No.'s 34, 12, 65; a No. 2 size plane that is not Stanley, and others. 50 - 100
430. FIVE COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including English and American examples by makers including Lourie, Read, Malloch, etc. Shapes include sash, ogee, astragal, etc. 50 - 100
431. AN EARLY HAND FORGED HOLLOWING ADZE by Hamlet L. Rice, Alstead, New Hampshire, ca. 1842-1864 only. Also included in this lot is small adze that is not marked with a maker's name. 75 - 150
432. A MINER'S CANDLESTICK HOLDER. This so-called "sticking tommy" was designed for mounting a candle on the wall of a mine to provide light before the invention of "safety" lanterns. 60 - 120
433. A PRECISION TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including winking sticks, a pair of graphic outside calipers, a screw plate, a patented tape measure, etc. 50 - 100
434. TWO CLEAN & USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY including a No. 605 "Bedrock" jack plane and a No. 3 smoother. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 60 - 120
435. A LOT OF ASSORTED GOUGES & CHISELS by Buck Brothers, Millbury, Massachusetts including socket and tang types, many retaining their original handles and are in need of cleaning. Paring, carving, and firmer chisels are included. 50 - 100
436. AN ABRAHAM'S PATENT MAHOGAN DRILL CASE, No. 5 A, by the Morse Twist Drill & Machine Company. This unusal example was made under the terms of a patent issued June 24, 1902. 75 - 150
437. FIVE EARLY PATENT BRACES including examples by Davis, a Holt No. 10, a Streeter patent, etc. The other examples are unmarked. 50 - 100
438. FIVE "UR" IMPRINT MOLDING PLANE, all ca. 1800 types. Maker Marks include B. Young, J. Koch, I. Wills, Jn Sanders, and S. G. Safford 100 - 200
439. A LOT OF ADVERTISING ITEMS including a reprint of an axe broadside and some advertisements from the Saturday Evening Post. 50 - 100
440. AN UNUSUAL MECHANICAL GEAR DRIVE DEVICE by Ashton Spaulding, Felchville, Vermont. The specific function of this tool, dated July 20, 1895 is not known. 50 - 100
441. TWO SETS OF ENGLISH PLOW CUTTING IRONS including eight by Groves and eight by Mathieson. 60 - 120
442. FOUR OHIO MAKER SASH MOLDING PLANES including examples made by the Ohio Tool Company; J. Creagh; Hall, Case & Company; etc. 80 - 160
443. FOUR CLEAN GOUGES & CHISELS by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut including an nearly-new 7/8" corner chisel, a two inch bevel edge chisel, a 1 3/4" socket gouge, etc. 50 - 100
444. THREE CLEAN COLLECTIBLE HAND SAWS by H. Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania including an H. Disston carcase saw, a metal cutting saw, and a 14" blade back saw. 35 - 75
445. An ELABORATELY ETCHED SAW etched with the designation "Fast Mail" and showing a speeding locomotive engine. It is also marked with the designation "St. Louis". 40 - 80
446. TWO CRAFTSMAN MADE DEPTH GAUGES in nearly new condition. They appear to be have been very well made. 50 - 100
447. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including axe head made by Douglass, an h.f. die stock marked E. Libby, a bull lead, a wrench, and an adze head. 50 - 100
448. An "AMES PATENT" TRY SQUARE by G. Holliday, Lynn, Massachusetts, patented July 6, 1852. This early and unusual ten-inch size is in clean and sound condition. 35 - 75
449. An EARLY HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including an R. Pearson level; a filletster by Bensen & Crannel; and a wooden brace with bits, including some spoon type. 80 - 160
450. A CAST IRON SCRUB PLANE, No. LN-40 1/2, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This equivalent of the Stanley No. 40 1/2 is in new condition, original box. 80 - 160
451. A LOT OF ASSORTED MACHINISTS TOOLS, all by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Included in this grouping are a surface gauge, rules, nippers, micrometers, gauges, bevels, a radius gauge, etc. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 60 - 120
452. A LOT OF ORIGINAL BOX HAND TOOLS, all by Stanley Tools. a No. 4 size plane, butt gauges, marking gauges, level sights, level glasses, hammer tips, etc. are included in this lot. 50 - 100
453. TWO ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS, both by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. A No. 52 scraper and a No. 1107 block plane are included. 35 - 75
454. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODEN PLANES including 1/8" double side bead plane, a Sandusky scew arm sash, and a block plane made by the Ohio Tool Company. 35 - 75
455. THREE HAND FORGED "SNOW KNOCKER" HAMMERS of assorted sizes and types. One has a fancy forged head. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 40 - 80
456. TWO EARLY TYPE BACKING SAWS, both by Richardson Brothers, Newark, New Jersey. Both tenon and mitre box types in clean and usable condition are incuded. 50 - 100
457. TWO EARLY BLOCK PLANES, both by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 9 1/2 and No. 17 nickel plated cap type are included. 50 - 100
458. A NORTON WATERSTONE SHARPENING SET, No. IM83, by the Norton Grinding Company. This example, which includes all fine grit stones, is in new condition in its fitted plastic case. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 100 - 200
459. A LOT OF LATER STANLEY TOOLS, all by Stanley Tools. Included in this lot are try squares, chisels, a bullnose plane, bevel, marking gauge, awl and razor knife. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 60 - 120
460. A COOPER'S NUMBER MARKING HAMMER that marks the numbers 0 to 9 as well as a 1/2 inch mark. This uncommon tool is in clean and sound condition. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 60 - 120
461. FIVE SPECIAL PURPOSE PLANES including a "Jr. Jack" size by Heald; two Japanese type; a "B" plane; and an E. Smith jack plane. 60 - 120
462. A rare SPIRAL RATCHET SCREWDRIVER, No. 801, by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. This "Yankee" type screwdriver is in top collector quality condition. 80 - 160
463. A multi-purpose COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is in clean and usable condition in a fitted wooden box with two original boxes of cutting irons. 50 - 100
464. A set of ten pairs of hollow & round molding planes by the Auburn Tool Company, Auburn, New York. The planes, numbering No. 2 through No. 20 are all in excellent working condition. 250 - 500
465. A COLLECTION OF COOPERS HOOP DRIVERS including wood and metal types. Some "Nantucket" type drivers are included in this interesting assortment. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 60 - 120
466. A WILTON 1" BELT & DISK SANDER, No. 4002, by Wilton, Palatine, Illinoisin. This ready to use sharpening device is in nearly new condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 100 - 200
467. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE MOLDING PLANES including a 1/4" double bead by J. Kellogg; a Chapin-Stephens 1/8" bead; and other bead and rounding planes. 50 - 100
468. A "GOODELL'S PATENT" CORNER BRACE by the Goodell Pratt Company, patented may 9, 1905. This unusual patent boring tool is in excellent woring condition, assuming anyone can use it without the benefit of a third hand. 50 - 100
469. A SOLID STEEL BLOCK PLANE, No. 206, by the Millers Falls Company. These "unbreakable" planes were designed for school shops, where they would not shatter when dropped on the concrete shop floor. No matter. They could easily be smuggled out where their destruction could be plotted by using rocks or by placing them in the path of an unsuspecting school bus. 30 - 60
470. A LOT OF AUGER BITS AND BRACES including two six-inch sweep types. Makers include Holt, Pexto, etc. Also included is a set of Russell Jennings bits, some gimlets and an auger bit depth stop. 35 - 75
471. FOUR UNCOMMON NEW YORK STATE MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by G. Axe, Buffalo; E. Safford; Alford; and a J. Sawyer smoothing plane from Moravia, New York. 50 - 100
472. THREE ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS including a Lufkin No. 651 rule; a Stanley No. 68 rule; and a Stanley No. 220 block plane. All are in top collector quality condition. 50 - 100
473. A THREE AND ONE-HALF INCH WIDTH CARPENTERS' SLICK that retains its original handle. There is some minor pitting on the back side, but the tool is otherwise excellent. 60 - 120
474. THREE CLEAN COOPER'S TOOLS including a croze, howel and "plucker". All are in clean and sound condition. 80 - 160
475. A ROSEWOOD INFILL SHOULDER PLANE of graphic form having an applied steel sole. This plane has a most interesting elongated wedge. 150 - 300
476. An "OTIS KING" CALCULATOR by Carbic Limited, London, England, complete with original instructions and in new condition in its original box. 80 - 160
477. Nine Eighteenth Century English molding planes including examples by Shepley, Wheeler, Mutter, etc. 50 - 100
478. A LOT OF ASSORTED CARVING TOOLS including many sizes and types. Makers include Herring, Addis, Marples, Taylor, etc. All are in excellent working order. 90 - 180
479. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including saws, levels, planes, stone working tools, trammels, rules, etc. Something for everyone. 40 - 80
480. An EARLY HAND STAMPED LUMBER CALIPER marked with the owner imprint "H.J. Sprague". An intersting deep woods tool in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
481. An early STEEL AND BRASS SURVEYOR'S CHAIN by Stanley, London, England. Also included in this lot are some "surveyor's arrows". All are in clean and sound condition. 100 - 200
482. A SET OF NINE SCOOP GOUGE CARVING TOOLS, all by S.J. Addis, London, England. All have mahogany handles and are in clean and usable condition. 150 - 300
483. TWO EARLY WOODWORKING TOOLS including an 18th Century hone; a rosewood spoke shave by J. Padley & Company. 60 - 120
484. TWO EARLY EDGE TOOLS including an adze by I. Blood, Cohoes, New York and an interesting right angle handle slick. 40 - 80
485. A CLASSIC EBONY INFILL "ULTIMATUM" BRACE by William Marples & Company, Sheffield, England. It retains its original ivory ring. The chuck is damaged, but the repair part is included. From a prominent Canadian Collection. 150 - 300
486. SIX CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including four by Stanley: a No. 66 beader, a No. 81 scraper, a No. 101 block plane, and a No. 95 marking gauge. Also included is a scraper and a spoke shave, both made by Sargent. 50 - 100
487. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including chisels, draw knives, an adze, D.R. Barton filletster plane, etc. 50 - 100
488. A BRASS COUNTER MEASURE RULE by the Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan. These rules, graduated in fractions of a yard, were mounted to the countertop to gauge the amount of fabric being purchased. They could also be removed and swung as weapons, Ninja-style, in the event someone stayed up too late writing catalogue descriptions. 50 - 100
489. A "PERFECTION" GRADE SCALE by the Modern Utilities Company, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. This tool was designed for gauging the grade per foot on roads. 60 - 120
490. A MODERN HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including wood tap & die sets, a No. 4 1/2 plane and a Hammacher Schlemmer oak tool box. 50 - 100
491. A LOT OF SIX CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS including examples by Simonds, Disston, etc. All are in usable condition. 20 - 40
492. A STEPPED SET OF SEVEN BEAD MOLDING PLANES. Sized 1/8" to 1", all are clean and ready to use. 100 - 200
493. TWO PAIRS OF TONGUE AND GROOVE MOLDING PLANES including an Ohio unhandled pair in the 3/4" size and a J. Kellogg handled pair in the 7/8" size. Both are in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
494. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN HAND SAWS, all by E.C Atkins & Company, Indianapolis, Indiana. Both crosscut and rip types, including a No. 401 rosewood handle saw, are incuded in this lot. 50 - 100
495. SEVEN ASSORTED TIMBER FRAMING TOOLS including a slick, corner chisels and framing chisels. Some appear to be of quite early manufacture. 80 - 160
496. FOUR CLEAN COOPER'S TOOLS, all by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. Included in this lot are a "Nantucket" hoop driver; a croze; chamfer knife; and a draw knife. All are clearly marked with the Barton imprint. 80 - 160
497. TWO PRECISION MACHINISTS TOOLS including a set of Pratt & Whitney end gauges and a large micrometer by Davis & Thompson. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 30 - 60
498. A LOT OF ASSORTED SCREWDRIVERS AND BRACES including examples by Reid, Stanley, a Wilson Patent brace, etc. 60 - 120
499. A CIRCULAR SPOKE SHAVE, No. 1, by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts. This rosewood handle shave was patented on February 19, 1894. It is in top collector quality condition. 50 - 100
500. A LIGNUM VITAE BOXED CROWN MOLDING PLANE by E.W. Pennell, 90 Callowhill, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This plane has a replaced cutting iron that is in need of grinding to make it an exact fit. 150 - 300
501. NINE BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including some early types. Some uncommon shapes are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
502. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including levels, a time gauge, magnifyer, bicycle lock, holster, books, etc. 50 - 100
503. A LOT OF MASSACHUSETTS MAKER MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, bead and nosing types. Makers incude Tolman, Taber, Greenfield, Appleton, etc. 60 - 120
504. An EARLY OFFSET HANDLE BROAD AXE by D. Taft & Sons, Woodstock, Vermont. The Taft enterprise operatd from 1793 to 1855 and spanned several generations. It is clearly marked with the maker name. 40 - 80
505. THREE CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a quirk ogee with bevel by R. & L. Carter; a quirk ogee and bevel by Mathieson; and another by the Auburn Tool Company. 60 - 120
506. THREE EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are a No. 6 fore plane; No. 12 scraper; and No. 71 router with two original cutting irons. 80 - 160
507. A CLASSIC CONNECTICUT HAND ADZE having a closed "D" handle. This very nicely patinated tool has a handle of Live Oak. We have always felt that it would be an appropriate gesture of appreciation, in consideration of the selection by the Mid-West Tool Collectors Association of the Connecticut hand adze as their official symbol, for the Connecticut tool collectors group, ATTIC, to adopt as their symbol, the Michigan Pattern felling axe. A pretty tool. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 60 - 120
508. A LOT OF FOUR SARGENT HAMMERS, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Carpenter, ball pein and ripping types are included in this grouping. From the John Delay Collection. 40 - 80
509. THREE CLEAN EUROPEAN COOPER'S TOOLS including two crozes and a large smoothing plane. 60 - 120
510. FOUR UNUSED SHARPENING STONES as offered by the Woodcraft Supply Company. Included is a set of three Natural Arkansas oil stones of the hard and soft varieties. The fourth box is a set of slipstones. 80 - 160
511. A SHOWY TURNED BRASS PLUMB BOB, No. 10, by William Marples & Company, Sheffield, England. Having the distinctive Marples form this example has been professionally cleaned and polished. 100 - 200
512. A CAST IRON ADJUSTABLE ANGLE BORING MACHINE having a solid oak frame. It remains in excellent working condition. 60 - 120
513. A LOT OF SAWS & SAW TOOLS including saw sets, a bow saw, a hack saw, a jeweler's saw, etc. 50 - 100
514. A CLASSIC WOODEN COOPER'S BRACE fitted with a turned wooden head and a locking spoon bit. The lock under the head appears to be an early replacement. 60 - 120
515. TWO COOPER'S HEAD VISES used to pull the head of a barrel into place. One is a three ring type and the other is fashioned with an open loop. 60 - 120
516. A LOT OF SIX BOXWOOD HANDLE MORTISE CHISELS by William Marples & Company, Sheffield, England including some duplicate sizes. One of the six is a lock mortising type. 100 - 200
517. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS including a Douglass cooper adze, a G. Cluthe scraper, an Atkins scraper, and a Cheney metal hammer. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 100 - 200
518. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including try squares, plumb bobs, two patented marking gauges, etc. 60 - 120
519. TWO EARLY WOODWORKING TOOLS by S.A. Jones & Company, Hartford, Connecticut including a two-foot boxwood folding rule, and a 4" rosewood and brass bevel. 35 - 75
520. A MASSIVE WOODEN COOPER'S HOWEL by Mannebach & Company, New York. This nicely patinated example is fitted with brass wear plates. 50 - 100
521. TWO ORIGINAL BOX PLANES by STANLEY including a No. 78 filletster and a No. 220 block. 50 - 100
522. AN ADVERTISING DISPLAY SIGN for the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. As shown in Starrett's 1919 catalogue, this like new example promotes Hand Saws. 80 - 160
523. TWO MODERN WOODWORKING FROES by Ray Iles, Sheffield, England. These unused examples remain their original packaging. 40 - 80
524. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a knife, an auger bit set, a maple bodied plane, a sewing tool, and a copy of Alexander Farnham's book on on New Jersey Tools. 60 - 120
525. A CAST IRON BENCH LEVEL by Davis Level & Tool Company, Springfield, Massachusetts. Fitted with ball finials, this example retains some 50% of its original paint. 120 - 240
526. THREE EARLY HAND FORGED TOOLS including a denglestock marked with the designation "W-H-I"; a denglestock hammer; and a decorated claw hammer. From the Norton K. "Bud" Brown Collection. 50 - 100
527. A LOT OF EIGHT JEWELER'S HAMMERS including chasing and forming types. These tools came from the shop of Hugo Bandecchi of Southington, Connecticut whose working career is described in the included newspaper article. 100 - 200
528. A LOT OF ASSORTED ENGRAVER'S CHISELS including many sizes and types. These tools came from the shop of Hugo Bandecchi of Southington, Connecticut. 80 - 160
529. A LOT OF ASSORTED ENGRAVERS TOOLS including an engravers ball and many chasing tools. Makers include Hugo Bandecchi, Southington, etc. 150 - 300
530. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN SHRINKAGE RULES by the Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan, including No.'s 8206, 8207, 8208, etc. With the exception of one "Hang" hole, all are in sound condition. 30 - 60
531. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED BOOKS & MAGAZINES including one for architectural supplies, a Buck & Hickman catalogue, books about woodworking, painting, etc. 40 - 80
532. FIVE EARLY TYPE WOODEN PLANES including one by J. Dean marked "1854"; three 18th century types; and a yellow birch smoother. 50 - 100
533. TWO CLEAN & USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY. Included is a later style No. 605 Bedrock with a replaced lever cap and a "Type 13" No. 4 1/2 smoother. 60 - 120
534. A PRECISION LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a long brass level, a baggage rule, and some measuring sticks. 75 - 150
535. A "WARD'S MASTER" COMBINATION PLANE by Mongomery Ward & Company. A repair has been made to the fence but it is otherwise in like new condition. 50 - 100
536. A LOT OF BRITISH CUTTING IRONS including examples for jack, jointer, smoothers, and molding planes. Also in this lot is a copy of a book about the makers of cutting irons. From the Robert Jones Collection. 60 - 120
537. A LOT OF CHISELS AND CHISEL HANDLES including mortise, carving, and paring types. Also included are plow plane cutting irons 50 - 100
538. A LOT OF ASSORTED MACHINISTS TOOLS by the Goodell-Pratt Company. Included are calipers, dividers, micrometers, gauges, rules, a tap wrench, a tubular caliper, etc. 80 - 160
539. SIX EARLY WOODEN HAND TOOLS including mallets, a line reel, boxwood marking gauge, a slitting gauge and an unusual clamp. 80 - 160
540. A MASSIVE EARLY BOWL ADZE that retains its original handle. This oversize adze has a 7 1/2" cutting edge. 50 - 100
541. A LOT OF BENCH AND HAND VISES including many hand forged examples. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
542. A LOT OF ASSORTED SAW SETS including plier and wrest types, etc. Some early examles are included in this grouping. 30 - 60
543. TWO BARREL WANTAGE RULES including one by A.F. Brombacher and another that is obviously by Kirby & Brother, but is not marked with a maker name. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 35 - 75
544. TEN ASSORTED TANG MORTISE CHISELS, all "pigsticker" type. Sizes range from 1/4" to 1 1/4" widths. Makers include Sorby, Ibbotson, Ward, Buck, etc. All are in excellent working order. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 80 - 160
545. An unusual THREE-FOLD WANTAGE RULE that is graduated in both quarts and gallons. An uncommon rule in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
546. A LOT OF UNUSED AUGER BITS, all in their original packages. Makers include Clico, Irwin, and Holz. Also included in this lot is an angle drilling gauge for a drill press. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 60 - 120
547. A CLASSIC COOPER'S SUN PLANE by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. This tool has been boldly struck with Barton's "1832" circular imprint. There are Lignum vitae strips dovetailed in the sole to minimize wear. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 50 - 100
548. TWO EARLY AND UNUSUAL HAMMERS including a saddler type with nail puller and an early "strap" type hammer. 50 - 100
549. A LOT OF TOOL AND REFERENCE BOOKS including two Decoy books; "American Levels & Patents"; "The American Patented Brace" and an original 1909 Gurley Manual. 50 - 100
550. A "GOODELL'S PATENT" BRACE by the Goodell Tool Company, Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, patented December 27, 1892. This uncommon brace has been assigned the "B" rating in Ron Pearson's book. 50 - 100
551. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE SPOKE SHAVES, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are two examples of the No. 151 and examples of the No. 55, 60, 53 and a No. 67 shave with one sole and no fence. 40 - 80
552. A "RAZOR EDGE" SPOKE SHAVE, No. 72, by STANLEY. This rare cast iron type retains some 65% of its original black japan finish. 90 - 180
553. An UNUSUAL WEDGE LOCK COOPER'S COMPASS made from hickory and very nicely patinated. 60 - 120
554. An EARLY "WANTAGE" RULE used for cask measurement. This well preserved rule is in clean and sound condition. 25 - 50
555. THREE UNCOMMON FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. An "English" graduated No. 7 "blind man's" rule; a No. 63 in nearly new condition; and a fully bound No. 72 1/2 are included in this lot. 60 - 120
556. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. A No. 4 C smooth; No. 24 transitional; No. G-35 "Gage" smoothing; and a No. 103 are included in this lot. All need some light cleaning. 40 - 80
557. A LOGGER'S SETTING MALLET. These were used for setting dogs, etc. A scarce lumberman's tool in excellent condition. 40 - 80
558. THREE EARLY STYLE OIL CANS including examples by Braime and Gem and another that is not marked with a maker name. 40 - 80
559. THREE EARLY TOOL CATALOGUES, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. A copy of the 1911 "Sargent Tool Book"; "Sargent Planes"; and a catalogue/pamphlet on "Sargent Squares" as well as a Sargent postcard showing the New Haven factory are included in this lot. 100 - 200
560. TWO MINIATURE WOODWORKING TOOLS including a small honing stone and a beech compass rabbet. 50 - 100
561. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE MARKING GAUGES including Stanley No.'s 77, 72 and 92 and an unmarked cherry slitting gauge. 60 - 120
562. TWO "BEN HUR" BRAND TOOLS, both by the Whitman & Barnes Company of Boston, Massachusetts. Included in this lot are a ratchet brace and a wooden level. The level could be thrown, Ben Hur style, into the wheels of a chariot to disable it. 20 - 40
563. THREE CANADIAN MOLDING PLANES including an A. Monty pump log plane; a J. Dawson cove; and a Dryburgh bead plane. The Dryburgh plane has a chip missing from the wedge, but all are otherwise excellent. We have had these planes on the shelf all winter, and have become familiar with them, referring to them familiarly as "Gerry, Doug and Dick". 40 - 80
564. An EARLY CAST IRON JACK PLANE having a brass cap iron and a heart-shape fixing screw. This interseting plane is fittedwith a Buck Brothers cutting iron. 75 - 150
565. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE SAWS including a Bishop triple blade saw and examples by Disston and Babbitt. 50 - 100
566. FOUR STEPPED BEAD MOLDING PLANES, all by H. Chapin, Union Factory, Connecticut. Sizes include 3/16" , 3/8", 5/8" and 7/8". Also included is a 5/8" double tongue and groove. 60 - 120
567. THREE PAIRS OF ADJUSTABLE DIVIDERS, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. All are different types and one has a pencil holder. 25 - 50
568. THREE CLEAN MACHINISTS TOOLS including a Brown & Sharpe precision protractor; Kuker plumb bob from Seattle; and a machinists hammer. 60 - 120
569. An EDGE TRIM BLOCK PLANE, No. 95, by STANLEY. The cutting iron has the early "Arch" trademark and the body is marked with the May 14, 1912 patent date. Some 75% of the original black japan finish remains. 60 - 120
570. THREE EXOTIC WOOD WOODWORKING TOOLS including an EBONY razee jointer; a rosewood compass plane; and an ebony spokeshave. 60 - 120
571. A LOT OF BRASS & IRON KEG TAPS including some unusual examples. All are clean and appear to be usable. 50 - 100
572. A SET OF FOUR BEVEL EDGE PARING CHISELS by William Marples & Company, Sheffield, England. This set includes sizes 1/4 to 1", all fitted with rosewood handles and nestled in their original pasteboard box. 40 - 80
573. TWO EXOTIC WOOD SPIRIT LEVELS, one fashioned from rosewood and the other ebony. Both have been professionally cleaned and polished. 50 - 100
574. A FULL BOXED WEDGE ARM FILLETSTER PLANE by Sims, London, England. The arms of this professionally cleaned and polished example are fitted with four brass tips. 75 - 150
575. A CHIP CARVED DECORATED JOINTER PLANE dated "1853". Yellow paint was applied to the handle and wedge of this plane by some long ago owner. 80 - 160
576. A STEPPED SET OF FOUR CHAMFER KNIVES by L. & I.J. White, Buffalo, New York. Numbered 5, 6 and 7, all three are clean and in sound condition. 75 - 150
577. Three left handed WOOD SHAFT GOLF WOODS including examples marked "Orren Terry"; "A. J. Johnson & Co."; and "McGregor, Dayton". 40 - 80
578. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including glass cutters, maker name stamps, cork screws, and spring scales. 40 - 80
579. THREE EARLY YELLOW BIRCH MOLDING PLANES including two bead planes, one by A. Smith, Rehoboth, and the other by Jo. Fuller, Providence. The third is an unmarked rounding plane. 80 - 160
580. THREE COACH MAKER TYPE PLANES including an example marked by J. F. & G. M. Lindsey, brothers who made planes in Huntington, Massachusetts from 1856 to 1879. Also included is an unmarked example with a carved throat, and a "T" handle rabbet plane. 40 - 80
581. A LOT OF WOODWORKING RELATED BOOKS including old copies of Fine Woodworking and New Yankee Workshop magazines, and other works filled with information about carving, sanding, etc. 50 - 100
582. FIVE EARLY HAND FORGED EDGE TOOLS including two bark spuds, a hewing hatchet, a hollowing adze, sculpturing hatchet, etc. 60 - 120
583. FIVE CLEAN & USABLE HAND SAWS, by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included in this lot are a No. 240 metal cutting saw; a saw with aluminum handles; an "Air Master"; and a "Pace Maker" saw. 35 - 75
584. TWO CLEAN & USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY including a "Type 13" No. 7 jointer, and a No. 5 1/2 "Junior" jack plane. 60 - 120
585. TWO CLEAN & USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY including a No. 66 beader with two fences and seven cutting irons. The other plane is an early example of the No. 102 block plane. 60 - 120
586. FIVE CLEAN & USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY including a No. 4 C smoother and a No. 5 C jack, both with corrugated soles; a No. 5 1/4 "Junior" jack plane, a No. 71 1/2 router plane, and a No. 81 scraper. 75 - 150
587. A BOXED SASH FILLETSTER PLANE by Thomas Turner & Company. This clean and usable example if fitted with boxwood wedges and a mid-ship depth stop. 60 - 120
588. EIGHT CLEAN ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including three clean dados, some hollows and rounds, and some bead types. Names include I. Sym, I. Green, I. Child, etc. 50 - 100
589. A ZIRKELBACK'S PATENT BIT BRACE by L. M. & K. Works, Lancaster, New York under the terms of a patent issued October 14, 1890. Ron Pearson's book on American Patented Planes give this name the "NS" rating. 60 - 120
590. A LOT OF FIFTEEN ASSORTED PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS by W. Butcher. Some of these usable examples are marked "V.R.". 60 - 120
591. TWO EARLY MICROMETERS including one by Brown & Sharpe patented July 3, 1922 and an open thread type. in its original box. 100 - 200
592. TEN CLEAN & USABLE MOLDING PLANES including a tongue and groove pair by C. Fuller, a bead, hollows & rounds, a rabbet. Other makers include Bigelow, Chapin, Taber, etc. 60 - 120
593. AN EARLY "SPOFFORD PATENT" BIT BRACE by Fray & Pigg, Bridgeport, Connecticut made under the terms of a patent issued November 1, 1859. 30 - 60
594. EIGHT DOUBLE BLADE MOLDING PLANES including nosing, dado, bead and one sash type. All appear to be in usable condition. 60 - 120
595. A DIRECTORY OF AMERICAN TOOLMAKERS BOOK published by the Early American Industries Association. This now out of print edition is great tool reference. 80 - 160
596. THREE CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a Sandusky No. 82 ogee; a cove, astragal by M. Copeland, and unmarked fenced ogee. 40 - 80
597. SIX CLEAN MILLERS FALLS HAND TOOLS, all by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts. Included in this lot are a including an example of the seldom seen No. 1418 seven-ounce hammer, a hand drill, a breast drill, an auger bit, a saw and a three-jaw chuck brace. 50 - 100
598. A SEVEN EARLY MACHINISTS TOOLS by Darling Brown & Sharpe including a draughtsman rule, an owner modified caliper, a try square, other rules, etc. 60 - 120
599. A LOT OF EARLY SPRING JOINT CALIPERS, all by J. Stevens & Company, Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts. Some are marked with the Patent date of 1888 and some have quick-adjust features. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 120 - 240
600. A WIDE "THUMBNAIL" MOLDING PLANE by Jo. Fuller, In Providence. This Yellow Birch body plane has a "hang" hole through the body, but is otherwise excellent. 80 - 160
601. A CAST IRON LOW ANGLE BLOCK PLANE, No. 60 1/2, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This adjustable type block plane is in new condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 80 - 160
602. A SMALL SIZE SHOULDER PLANE, No. 042, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This adjustable blade rabbet is in new condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 80 - 160
603. A MISCELLANEOUS TOOL ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a group of Franklin Mint worker figurines, a bottle opener, hoof pick, corkscrew, knives, etc. An interesting batch. 30 - 60
604. A LOT OF SPECIAL PURPOSE MACHINISTS TOOLS, all by the Sawyer Tool Company, Fitchburg, Massachusetts. Rules, a depth gauge, protractor head, tap wrench, screw gauge, center punch, etc. are included in this lot. 60 - 120
605. A MILLER'S PATENT PLANE, No. 41, by STANLEY. This plane is missing its filletster bed and "wraparound" fence and has no cutting iron. Offered for parts or restoration. 100 - 200
606. THREE COLLECTIBLE WOODWORKING TOOLS including a Wilkinson eight-inch draw knife; a Star Tool Company marking gauge; and a Charles Henry adjustable spoke shave. All are in excellent working order. 50 - 100
607. THREE HAND FORGED MEASURING TOOLS including a traveler and two double calipers. One of the calipers has a fancy "figure eight" handle. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
608. A LOT OF ASSORTED BOOKBINDERS TOOLS including an incomplete plow plane, large block letters, a tray, a drawer with type, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
609. A LOT OF EARLY OIL CANS including both brass and steel types. Also included is a hone having a holder for an oil can. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 30 - 60
610. An ONE-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE of IVORY and German silver, No. 39, by STANLEY. This lightly yellowed rule is marked with the number designation, but not the Stanley name. 80 - 160
611. A HORSFALL'S PATENT LEVEL by J. Horsfall, Halifax. This precision cam-adjust bench level has a most unusual aluminum body. 60 - 120
612. A SHIPWRIGHTS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a brace with bits, a mahogany bevel and two caulking mallets. 50 - 100
613. A LOT OF FIVE ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including examples by Southworth & Noyes, C.R. Mason & Company; J. Lovell, Cummington, Massachusetts, etc. From the Robert Jones Collection. 60 - 120
614. A STEPPED SET OF SEVEN BOXED BEAD MOLDING PLANES including examples in 1/8" to 7/8" widths. All are in clean and usable condition. 75 - 150
615. A LOT OF SARGENT LAYOUT TOOLS, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Bevels, dividers, a square and a boxwood marking gauge are included in this grouping. From the John Delay Collection. 50 - 100
616. A COLLECTION OF FOUR SAW VISES, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Some patented types are included in this grouping. From the John Delay Collection. 50 - 100
617. FIVE COOPER'S EDGE TOOLS, all by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. Two chamfer knives, two draw knives and a cooper's adze are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
618. A CAST IRON MITRE TRIMMER by the Pootatuck Corp., Stratford, Connecticut. This extra sharp and clean example includes an extra blade. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 50 - 100
619. A MISCELLANEOUS EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including chisels, planes, a folding draw knife, plow cutting irons, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 35 - 75
620. A FANCY EUROPEAN PLOW PLANE having brass fixing screws and fruitwood arms and nuts. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
621. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3, 5, 7, 60 1/2 and No. 78 duplex filletster are included. 75 - 150
622. THREE EXTRA CLEAN BLOCK PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 102, OH-20 "Two-Tone" block and No. 1120 "Handyman" all in new condition in their original boxes. 50 - 100
623. TWO SETS OF AUGER BITS including a Russell Jennings set in its original box and an Irwin set in its original box. 60 - 120
624. A STEPPED SET OF FIVE RABBET MOLDING PLANES including widths ranging from 5/8" to 1 3/4". All clean, sound and usable condition. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 100 - 200
625. THREE CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES, all by A. Inglis, Delhi, New York. All are quirk ovolo with bevel profile and all are in clean and sound condition. 200 - 400
626. A FLOORING SAW, No. 100, by E. C. Atkins & Company, Indianapolis, Indiana. This applewood handle saw is in excellent collector quality condition. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
627. A CAST IRON DADO PLANE, No. 39, by STANLEY. Fully 85% of the original black japan finish remains on this 3/8" width example. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 80 - 160
628. EIGHT EARLY WOODEN MOLDING PLANES including European and American examples. Some Eighteenth Century examples are included in this grouping. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
629. An unusual SMALL CAST IRON PLOW PLANE by I. Sorby, Sheffield, England. This complete and usable example includes three original cutting irons. 40 - 80
630. An EARLY PATENT RATCHET BIT BRACE by John Chantrell, Bridgeport, Connecticut, patented September 4, 1883. A scarce brace in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
631. A LOT OF ASSORTED HATCHETS AND HAMMERS including hewing, splitting, shingle and claw types. 50 - 100
632. A COMBINATION PLANE, NO. 45, by STANLEY in an early chestnut box. This example is complete and in ready to use condition. 60 - 120
633. A ROSEWOOD AND BRASS MARKING GAUGE by George Wheatcroft, Newark, New Jersey. The well made gauge has brass wear strips dovetailed into the face. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 50 - 100
634. Twelve "UR" maker molding planes including examples by I. Jones, L. Stevenson, S. Kellum, L.L. Stone, R. Gladding, A.M. Davis, G. Carpenter, etc. From the Robert Jones Collection. 60 - 120
635. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including clamps, screwdrivers, washer cutters, tool handles, files, etc. From the Robert Jones Collection. 30 - 60
636. TWO HAND SAWS AND A SAW SET including a Woodrough & Clemson No. 50; a H. & Co., N.Y. back saw; and an S. Smith & Son saw set marked with the patent date of March 7, 1876. 35 - 75
637. A SET OF FOUR BOXES OF CUTTING IRONS for a No. 55 plane, all by STANLEY. All are in excellent working condition. 125 - 250
638. A LOT OF DRILLS AND BRACES including screwdrivers, auger bits, etc. Makers include "Yankee", Millers Falls, Sears, etc. 30 - 60
639. SIX EARLY AND UNUSUAL OIL CANS including two marked with September 16, 1884 patent dates, one marked "The Poker" and two con-shaped examples. 60 - 120
640. THREE EARLY AND UNUSUAL OIL CANS including one Keyes type; a Reilong No. 2; and another that is not marked with a maker name. 60 - 120
641. A LOT OF ASSORTED MACHINISTS TOOLS by the Athol Machine Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Calipers, dividers, a gauge, thread gauge, compass, etc. are included in this grouping. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 80 - 160
642. SEVEN CLEAN & USABLE WOODEN PLANES including complex molders, a tongue and groove pair, sash filletsters, a dado, and a horned smoothing plane. 60 - 120
643. A TOOLS & CATALOGUES OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a 1950 edition of Stanley No. 34 General Line Catalogue, reprints, etc. Tools include marking gauges, folding rules, try squares, etc. 35 - 75
644. SIX SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including examples by Reed, Columbia, Crannel, J. M. Taber, etc. 60 - 120
645. A LOT OF ASSORTED CAST IRON LEVELS including some square types and one marked "J. Bagot". 50 - 100
646. A LOT OF MILLERS FALLS TOOLS & CATALOGUES including No. 41 and 49 catalogs, a No. 9 smooth plane, a hack saw. scrapers, a saw set, a No. 8 block plane etc. 30 - 60
647. A 1/2" WIDTH ROSEWOOD INFILL SHOULDER PLANE by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This cast bronze body plane is in new condition. 90 - 180
648. TWO LAMINATED BODY WOODWORKING TOOLS. Included is a scraper plane and a router with layers of walnut, mahogany, and maple. scraper and router. 60 - 120
649. TWO EARLY HAND FORGED HAND ADZES. Both are curved types and both are fitted with early handles. 60 - 120
650. A WORKING SET OF SEVEN BEAD MOLDING PLANES, all by Tyzak, London, England. Sizes range from 3/8" to 1" widths. Also included is an astragal molder by the same maker. 80 - 160
651. A WEDGE ARM UNHANDLED PLOW PLANE by Buck & Co., 231 Whitechapel Road, London, England. This clean and usable example comes with eight assorted cutting irons. 80 - 160
652. TWO SASH RELATED WOODWORKING PLANES including a Moir sash filletster and a moving filletster. 40 - 80
653. FOUR ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS by STANLEY including a No. 81 scraper plane that is missing its cutting iron, a No. 78 duplex, rabbet and filletster plane, a No. 220 block plane, and a No. 106 zig-zag rule. 90 - 180
654. SIX CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including planes, a hand drill, a brace, a ratchet screwdriver, and a awl. Names include Stanley, Sargent, greenlee, etc. 75 - 150
655. A MISCELLANEOUS PLANE PARTS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including plow, molding, bench and Sargent combination plane irons. Also included are lever caps, etc. 50 - 100
656. FIVE ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES, all by A. Mathieson & Sons, Glasgow, Scotland. Quarter round, bevel, cove and sash types, etc. are included in this lot. 40 - 80
657. FOUR EARLY LAYOUT TOOLS including a pair of "winking sticks" a Russwin rosewood level; and a large mahogany bevel. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
658. FIVE SARGENT WOODWORKING PLANES, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Examples of the No. 408, 418, 422, 206 and No. 54 scraper, some having "enhanced" japanning, are included in this grouping. From the John Delay Collection. 80 - 160
659. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE COOPER'S TOOLS, all by L. & I.J. White, Buffalo, New York. A cooper's adze, draw knife. and chamfer knife, all in clean and sound condition, are included. 50 - 100
660. THREE EXTRA CLEAN COOPER'S TOOLS, all by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. A side axe, hoop driver and a "Nantucket" driver are included. 50 - 100
661. A BORING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a six-inch sweep No. X-3 brace by Stanley; Millers Falls push drills including a No. 48 in its original box; a "Spofford" brace; and a partial set of Russell Jennings auger bits. 35 - 75
662. THREE EARLY SPIRIT LEVELS including one "Hudson River" type with dual pumb vials; a Stratton brothers brass bound type; and a Stanley No. 25 laminated body level. 75 - 150
663. THREE CONNECTICUT MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by H. Wetherell, Chatham; O. Andrus; and H. Chapin. All need some restoration. 60 - 120
664. A LOT OF CONNECTICUT MAKER MOLDING PLANES including bead, hollow & round and rabbet types. Makers include Copeland, Chapin, Denison, etc. 60 - 120
665. A rare and clean NO. 1 SMOOTHING PLANE, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is imprinted with the "Sweetheart" era trademark. A previous owner has "enhanced" the japanning, but the plane is otherwise clean and sound. 600 - 1200
666. FOUR CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, all by E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Included in this lot are a 22 1/2" jointer plane, two side beads, and a complex molder that is missing its cutting iron From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 75 - 150
667. A softbound edition of the now out of print, "ANTIQUE AND COLLECTIBLE STANLEY TOOLS" by John Walter in nearly new condition. 90 - 180
668. TWO EARLY MOLDING PLANES including an N. Adams bead and another by Lindenberger that has a sheared wedge finial. 80 - 160
669. A LOT OF FOUR CLEAN EDGE TOOLS including a James Swan draw knife; a Millers Falls circular spokeshave; a C.E. Jennings patternmaker's drawknife; and a Stanley No. 152 flat-body spokeshave. 80 - 160
670. A CAST IRON ROUTER PLANE, No. 71, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen, complete with both original cutting irons in new condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 80 - 160
671. A LOT OF ASSORTED WRENCHES AND SHOP ITEMS including a Vise Grip set, Stanley combination wrenches, pliers and a Record hold down bench vise. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 30 - 60
672. A SHARPENING ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including blade guides, honing oil, a Veritas "Stone Pond" and a Japanese chisel sharpener. All are in unused condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 60 - 120
673. A LOT OF BRACES AND AUGER BITS including two clean braces and a quantity of unused auger bits. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
674. A MISCELLANEOUS EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including chisels, gouges, turning tools, etc. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 60 - 120
675. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including pliers, wrenches, calipers, dividers, a traveler. leather rounder, etc. 50 - 100
676. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including rabbet, hollow & round, bead, etc. 60 - 120
677. A LOT OF PARTIAL COMBINATION PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 45 and No. 46, some router cutting irons and No. 78 parts, etc. are included. 35 - 75
678. FIVE "SPOFFORD PATENT" BRACES including some marked with the imprint of the Holt Manufacturing Company. One "whimble" type is included in this grouping. 35 - 75
679. A LOT OF UNUSUAL "BERNARD" PLIERS, all by Wm. Schollhorn & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Some unusual nippers and pliers are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
680. A LOT OF ASSORTED PLIERS including many Bernard Patent type. Also included is a clam opener, watch staking tool, etc. 35 - 75
681. A LOT OF ASSORTED SPOKE SHAVES including many by Stanley. All appear to be in usable condition. 75 - 150
682. A LOT OF ASSORTED CALIPERS AND DIVIDERS most are complete and some appear to be quite early. 30 - 60
683. TWO EXTRA CLEAN CROSSCUT HAND SAWS by H. Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania including a nine point No. D-7 9 cross cut saw that measures 26" and a nine point No. D-8 cross cut, 20" long. 30 - 60
684. FIVE CLEAN PRECISION MICROMETERS, all by the Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island. Examples of the No. 13, 13 B and 48 as well as two unnumbered types are included. 50 - 100
685. A LOT OF FOUR PLANEMAKERS FLOATS in assorted sizes and shapes. Some appear to be quite early. 60 - 120
686. TWO CLEAN & USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY including a No. 46 skew blade combination plane and a No. 113 circular. 50 - 100
687. ELEVEN "UR" MAKER MOLDING PLANES from the Robert Jones Collection. Mr. Jones spent the greater part of his life to collecting one example of every marked wooden American plane. His work has provided a good deal of the research for the Guide to American Wooden Planes. This group includes examples by P. Watson, H. Davidson, M. Spear, J. Bates, S. Reeves, J. McCobb, J. Ridlon, etc. 75 - 150
688. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a screw box and tap, a Preston spoke shave, and a Millers Falls No. 9 smoother. 40 - 80
689. THREE CLEAN & USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY including a pair of side rabbet planes No. 98 and 99 both with depth stops, and a "Type 2" No. 79 double side rabbet. 90 - 180
690. A STEP SET OF SEVEN DADO MOLDING PLANES including the following sizes: 3/16, 1/4, 11/16, 13/16, 7/8, 3/8, and 3/4. 80 - 160
691. FIVE CLEAN & USABLE MOLDING PLANE by various makers including two dado planes by Wallace, a Mathieson complex molder, a Sandusky filletster, etc. 80 - 160
692. A LOT OF TANG TYPE GOUGES & CHISELS including paring and carving types fitted with boxwood and rosewood handle. 90 - 180
693. NINE UNMATCHED HOLLOW AND ROUND MOLDING PLANES made by George Carpenter, known to have made planes in London in 1734. Although there are no pairs, all are in usable condition. 50 - 100
694. TWO EARLY MAKER HAND SAWS both fitted with applied steel plates and rounded fixing screws. 40 - 80
695. A LOT OF ELEVEN ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including hollow and round, rabbet, bead, table joint types, etc. Names include Chapin, Ohio, Greenfield, Sargent, etc. 60 - 120
696. Nine Assorted Hand Saws by H. Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included are crosscut and rip types, mostly to be in usable condition. 30 - 60
697. A MISCELLANEOUS EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including chisels, gouges, a draw knife, a spoke shave, a mallet, etc. Names include Buck, Tuck, Swan, etc. A good cleaning will improve the appearance of the tools in this lot. 60 - 120
698. THREE EARLY EDGE TOOLS including a birch horn plane, a coach router, and a coachmaker's compass plane. 30 - 60
699. FIVE EARLY SPIRIT LEVELS including examples by J. W. Harmon; H. Chapin; Baker, McMillen & Company; Stanley; one that is not marked with a maker's name. 40 - 80
700. A HANDLED SCREW ARM PLOW PLANE by the Auburn Tool Company, Auburn, New York. This clean and usable plane is fitted with boxwood arms and nuts. 60 - 120
701. A LOT OF AMERICAN MADE CUTTING IRONS including irons for jack, jointer, and smoothing planes. Also in this lot are several molding plane cutting irons. 60 - 120
702. FOUR NEW JERSEY MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by Mockridge & Francis, N. Norton, Andruss and A. Mockridge. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 75 - 150
703. A RARE SOUTHWEST U.S. MOLDING PLANE by L. Zeckendorf & Company, Tucson, Arizona. This quarter round profile plane is marked with an extra crisp imprint. 80 - 160
704. A LOT OF SEVEN ASSORTED FOLDING RULES that are all clean and sound. Included are STANLEY No.'s 32, 36, 36 1/2, 36 1/2 L, 66 3/4, 84, and 136. 50 - 100
705. SIX CLEAN BOXWOOD FOLDING RULES by STANLEY including No.'s 32 1/2, 36 1/2, 54, 61, 66 1/2, and 68. 50 - 100
706. AN EARLY PATENT BIT BRACE by Shepardson, Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts. Made under the terms of a patent issued March 1, 1870, in his Guide to American Patented Planes, Pearson gives this mark a "B" rating. 50 - 100
707. FIVE STARRETT ADVERTISING ITEMS, all by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Included are a tie clip, a parts mirror, pin, rule case and a lapel pin. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 50 - 100
708. A BODY FOR A PHILLIPS PATENT PLOW PLANE by Babson & Reppellier, Boston, Massachusetts. There is a repair to the tote, but the body is in sound condition. 50 - 100
709. A SCREW LOCK ARM PLOW PLANE by J. Kellogg, Amherst, Massachusetts. This clean and usable plow has a replaced wedge, but is otherwise excellent. 40 - 80
710. FOUR CLEAN MEASURING RULES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 240 and No. 360 extension rules and No. 33 and 41 yard measure rules are included in this lot. 50 - 100
711. FIVE EXTRA CLEAN MOLDING PLANES, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. A No. 10 hollow and round pair, ogee, nosing and cove types are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
712. A LOT OF FIVE BRASS PLUMB BOBS including one millwrights type. All are in clean and sound condition. 100 - 200
713. A LOT OF THIRTEEN ASSORTED BENCH PLANES including jack and jointer types. Makers include Loring, Duckworth. Lamb, R. Clarke, Pritchard, etc. From the Robert Jones Collection. 50 - 100
714. THREE CLEAN COLLECTIBLE SAWS including an Ohlen-Bishop No. 50 and a Terverre "True Blue". 30 - 60
715. TWO UNCOMMON WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. A 3/8" width No. 39 dado and a No. 12 scraper plane are included in this lot. 50 - 100
716. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 4 smooth, No. 40 "scrub" and No. 60 1/2 low angle block, all in need of a light cleaning, are included. 50 - 100
717. A LOT OF SIX ASSORTED BENCH PLANES including jack, jointer, smooth, toothing and compass types. Makers include Addison Heald, Union Tool, Ensenore Works, etc. 40 - 80
718. FOUR CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a Greenfield Tool Company astragal; a Chain-Stephens quirg ogee with ovolo; a Chapin fenced ogee; and an ogee. 60 - 120
719. An EARLY PANEL RAISING MOLDING PLANE by J. Pickering. This uncomon maker-marked plane has a replaced fence, but is otherwise clean and sound. 30 - 60
720. SIX SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including center bead, side rabbet, table joint, grooving and nosing types. All are in usable condition. 30 - 60
721. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN WOODEN PLANES including J.J. STyles nosing plane; a Marten Doscher 5/8" dado; a J. Pearce smoother; and an unmarked complex molder. 35 - 75
722. AN EARLY "BEDROCK" JOINTER PLANE, No. 608 C, by STANLEY. A previous owner had "enhanced" the japanning on this otherwise original corrugated sole plane. 80 - 160
723. TWO CLEAN & USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY including a No. 113 circular and a No. 5 1/4 "Junior" jack. 60 - 120
724. Three early machinists tools by Darling Brown & Sharpe including a 4" Ames patent square, a 6" bench rule, and a 4" triangular bench rule. 60 - 120
725. TWO EARLY PATENT TRY SQUARES by Darling & Sharpe, Bangor, Maine made under a patent issued in 1857. Also included in this lot is Darling, Brown & Sharpe type square. With the exception of two blade chips, the squares are otherwise sound. 35 - 75
726. A LOT OF EIGHT CLEAN & USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY including No.'s 3 c and 4 smoothing planes, a No. 5 1/2 jack plane, a No. 7 jointer, No.'s 102, 103, and 130 block planes, a No. 190 rabbet. 80 - 160
727. SEVEN EARLY SPRING JOINT CALIPERS by J. Stevens & Company, Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts. All were made under the terms of the patent issued February 14, 1888 and remain in excellent condition. 100 - 200
728. FOUR EARLY MACHINISTS TOOLS including an Ames patent square, a pair of Welles patent dividers, a Billings die stock, and a wiggler. 40 - 80
729. TWO CLEAN & USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY including a No. 113 circular, and a Four Square junior jack plane. 60 - 120
730. A FANCY SKATE UNHANDLED PLOW PLANE by D. Kimberly & Sons, London, England. This clean example is fitted with four brass tips. 60 - 120
731. FIVE HANDLED MOLDING PLANES including four jack rabbets and a handled filletster. Makers include Barton, W. Taber, E. Smith, etc. 50 - 100
732. THREE EARLY IRON BRACES in sound condition noting one early repair. Examples with friction and spring locks are included. 60 - 120
733. FIVE EARLY MECHINICAL & ELECTRICAL ITEMS including a telephone key and sounder, and three mechinical bells. 60 - 120
734. THREE ROSEWOOD HAND TOOLS including an Osborne spoke shave, a Millers Falls circular spoke shave, and a Stanley No. 77 marking gauge. 60 - 120
735. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODWORKING TOOLS including two Stanley planes No.'s 3 and 5; some Buck Brothers gouges, a Goodell-Pratt hand drill; Millers Falls push drill and spoke shave; etc. 40 - 80
736. AN EARLY HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including back saws, sickles, axe heads, hammers, a saw vise, etc. 30 - 60
737. THREE SKEW BLADE LAYOUT KNIVES with surgically sharp edges made by Garrett Wade, New York, New York. Included is one ebony handled example of each model offered: left bevel, right bevel and double bevel. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
738. A LOT OF ASSORTED HAND TOOLS made by Glenn-Drake Tools, Fort Bragg, California. Included are two marking gauges, a feeler gauge, and a DVD about tools & techniques. 80 - 160
739. A SET OF THREE CHIP CARVING KNIVES by KGH fitted with birdseye maple handle and protected in a convenient travel case. Also in the lot is a single single in a sheath that is fitted with laminated handle. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 75 - 150
740. A COMBINATION METALLIC PLANE, No. 044, by Record. This nearly new plane comes with eight original cutters, in its original pasteboard box. 40 - 80
741. A LOT OF SARGENT BRAND WOODWORKING PLANES by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Included is a plow plane that is missing its wedge, smoothing, molding, dado, bead, nosing, and other planes. 80 - 160
742. SEVEN ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Included is a pair Schollhorn pliers, punches, a padlock, scraper cutters, expansion bit, etc. 100 - 200
743. A LOT OF TWELVE ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including beads, a rabbet, tongue & groove planes, etc. Makers include Bensen & Crannell, Arrowmammet, etc. 50 - 100
744. A LOT OF ELEVEN ASSORTED CHISELS, all by STANLEY. Both "Everlasting" and socket types No. 720 and No. 750 are included. All are in clean, sound and usable condition. 80 - 160
745. FOUR CLEAN EMBOSSED AXES including Black Raven, Fulton, Keen Kutter and Plumb types. 40 - 80
746. A graphic CAST BRASS PLUMB BOB of indeterminate age having an acorn finial. 75 - 150
747. THREE EARLY SPIRIT LEVELS including a Stratton brass bound rosewood; a Stratton rosewood level; and a Bedortha Brothers level in cherry are included. 50 - 100
748. A LOT OF THREE ASSORTED WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 48 and 49 double tongue and groove and a No. 5 1/4 "Jr. Jack" are included in this grouping. The No. 48 has a chipped fence, but is fully functional. 25 - 50
749. THREE OFFICE STAMPING DEVICES including a notary stamp; a Whelles card stamp; and a dating stamp. 80 - 160
750. FOUR EARLY HAND SAWS including a Groves brass back saw; a "carcase" saw; keyhole and coping types. 50 - 100
751. A MISCELLANEOUS EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Carving and paring chisels as well as firmer chisels, and draw knives are included in this lot. 75 - 150
752. A PRIME'S PATENT WANTAGE SCALE, No. 60, by Eli S. Prime, patented July 23, 1878. This unusual variation has a locking mechanism for the slide. 80 - 160
753. An IRON, WOOD & BRASS COOPERS HEAD SHAVE by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. An applied rosewood sole and fancy brass screws add accent to this massive cooper's tool. 60 - 120
754. A CLASSIC "SHEFFIELD" TYPE BRACE by Wells, Sheffield, England. This push button chuck type brace is in clean and usable condition. 50 - 100
755. THREE UNUSED NORTON WATERSTONES, all by the Norton Coated Abrasive Division, Troy, New York. Examples in the combination 220/1000, 4000/8000 and 1000/4000 grits, all in unused condition in their original boxes, are included. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 30 - 60
756. FOUR UNUSED NORTON WATERSTONES, all by the Norton Coated Abrasive Division, Troy, New York. Examples in 220, 1000, 4000 and 8000 grits, all in their original holding boxes are included. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 40 - 80
757. A pair of CUSTOMS CROSS CALIPERS by Dring & Fage, London, England. They are marked with the designation "H.M. Customs and Excise". These uncommon barrel estimation calipers are in excelleent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
758. FOUR ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES, all by the Doscher Plane & Tool Company. Included are a 7/8" tongue and groove pair; nosing and sash types. Also included is a quarter round by J.W. Gibbs. 50 - 100
759. EIGHT NEW YORK STATE MAKER MOLDING PLANES including hollow, round, bead, dado and tongue type, etc. Makers include Josiah King, J.J. Styles, Baldwin, etc. 50 - 100
760. A LOT OF EIGHT ASSORTED FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are a No. 18, two examples of the No. 62, 62 1/2, 66, 66 1/2 and 66 3/4. All have some minor stains. 75 - 150
761. SEVEN CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3, 5, 4 C, 5 1/4, 12 scraper, 18 block and 282 scraper are included in this lot. 60 - 120
762. TWO EXTRA CLEAN HAND SAWS, both by the Simonds Saw Manufacturing Company, Fitchburg, Massachusetts. Included in this lot are a No. 371 eight point in the 26" size and a No. 10 5 1/2 point rip saw. 30 - 60
763. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES including a Stanley No. 75 bullnose, No. 191 rabbet and Sargent No. 79 duplex filletster. 40 - 80
764. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, bead and dado types. Makers include Ohio Tool, A. Howland, the Greenfield Tool Company, Sandusky, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 60 - 120
765. A MACHINE SHOP TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a vise, taps, die stocks and a Richards and Wilcox tap & die set. 35 - 75
766. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a D.M. Lyon level, buck saw, mallets, marking gauges and a handled molding plane. 50 - 100
767. An UNHANDLED SCREW ARM PLOW PLANE by G. White, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This interesting plane has arms turned from Yellow Birch. One of the fixing nuts for the arms is a replacement. 60 - 120
768. FOUR CLEAN MOLDING PLANES including Eastburn 1/4" and 3/8" beads, a J.T. Jones rabbet and an unmarked bead with "interrupted" boxing. 80 - 160
769. A DAVIS PATENT RATCHET BRACE by the Davis L. & T. Company, Springfield, Massachusetts. This early patent brace is marked with three patent dates and is in clean and sound condition. 80 - 160
770. THREE PLIER TYPE SAW SETS including a J.B. Lester Patent; E.C. Stearns Patent; and G.L. Holt patent. All are in clean and sound condition. 25 - 50
771. THREE HANDGUN RELATED BOOKS including "Single Shot Pistols"; "Small Arms" and "Handguns of The World". These will not be sold to the District of Columbia or other areas with high crime rates. 20 - 40
772. FOUR SMALL BRASS ANVILS of different forms. All have been very little used. From the Norton K. "Bud" Brown Collection. 35 - 75
773. A LOT OF FIVE REFERENCE BOOKS including Milt Bacheller's "American Marking Gauges"; Al Sellens' "Woodworking Planes"; a book on the Johanna Furnace iron works; Decoys, and a reprinted book of Stanley catalogues. From the Norton K. "Bud" Brown Collection. 40 - 80
774. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including ice tongs, planes, saws, a square, metal box, scraper, files, etc. 50 - 100
775. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including layout tools, nippers, a try square, dividers, calipers, a rule, folding rules and a Matthews Patent wrench. 40 - 80
776. An early NINETEENTH CENTURY IRON PLUMB BOB having a nicely turned body. The tool is marked with the designation "5". From the Phyllis Morse Collection. 40 - 80
777. A MISCELLANEOUS MEASURING TOOL OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including folding rules, a screwdriver, mitre square, incomplete "Yankee" No. 100 tool set, etc. 30 - 60
778. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a No. 39 two-fold rule, drafting set, catalogues, small sharpening stones, etc. 25 - 50
779. A BARREL HEADING CALIPER by Bentley & Taylor, London, England. This brass and steel barrel estimation device is in nearly new condition. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 60 - 120
780. SIX EARLY SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND SAWS including hack, keyhole, etc. Makers include Wheeler, Madden & Clemson and other early hand saw makers. 40 - 80
781. A DOUBLE HARLEQUIN SET OF HOLLOW & ROUND MOLDING PLANES including nine made up pairs. All appear to be in usable condition. 100 - 200
782. FIVE SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including a one-inch tongue & groove pair by E. Clark; a table joint pair by Parker & Hubbard; and a massive hollowing plane by H. Chapin. 50 - 100
783. AN EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including chisels, a spoke shave, a pair of Kimball draw knives, and a sharpening stone. 60 - 120
784. TWO EARLY MAKER GROOVE MOLDING PLANES one by Lindenberger and the other, J. Woods. 50 - 100
785. A LONDON SPRING STEEL TWELVE POINT 26" CROSSCUT SAW, No. 12, by H. Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The carved handled has been refinished and the blade is straight and true. 50 - 100
786. THREE ORIGINAL BOX HAND TOOLS by the Millers Falls Company including a No. 4 bullnose plane, a No. 227 marking gauge, and a No. 106 steel rule. 35 - 75
787. FIVE CLEAN & USABLE BLOCK PLANES by STANLEY including No.'s 99, 110, 118, 203 and a No. 140 skew blade type. 75 - 150
788. A LOT OF SIX ASSORTED TOOL HANDLES including examples by the Millers Falls Company, Hull, Fray, one "Aiken Patent" type, etc. Woods include rosewood, maple, etc. 40 - 80
789. FOUR CLEAN & USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES including three by Stanley: a No. 4 smoother, a No. 7 jointer, and a No. 48 tongue and groove plane. The fourth plane is a type 1 Millers Falls No. 9 smoothing plane fitted with rosewood handles. 50 - 100
790. A SAW & SAW TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including crosscut, back, keyhole, hack and fret type saws; saw sets, wrests, etc. 30 - 60
791. A LOT OF ASSORTED LAYOUT TOOLS by STANLEY including try squares, combination squares, bevels, trammels, marking gauges, etc. 40 - 80
792. A PATENT DOUBLE SIDE RABBET PLANE by Edward Preston & Sons. This clean and complete example retains some 90% of its original nickel. 100 - 200
793. A LOT OF PARTIAL COMBINATION PLANES including many usable parts for STANLEY No.'S 45, 55, etc. Included is the hard to find nosing attachment. 50 - 100
794. A LOT OF HAND VISES AND BENCH DOGS including a Goodell-Pratt hand vise, hold fasts, dogs, etc. All appear to be in clean and usable condition 30 - 60
795. TEN CLEAN AND USABLE MOLDING PLANES including hollow and round, rabbet, bead, complex molding and dado types. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
796. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING TOOLS including a Jennings & Griffin draw knife; brass back tenon saw; Jackson tenon saw; and a hone. 35 - 75
797. A LOT OF TEN ASSORTED BENCH PLANES including examples by Nutting; Clement; Hall, Stone & Company; W.E. Johnson; Sandusky, etc. From the Robert Jones Collection. 50 - 100
798. A LOT OF SCREW AND WEDGE ARM PLOW PLANES all offered for parts or restoration. Both English and American makers are represented. 40 - 80
799. A MACHINISTS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including calipers, punches, a tap wrench, surface gauge, etc. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 35 - 75
800. A FANCY BRASS BODY CARRIAGE MAKER'S RABBET PLANE. This well made plane has a tote chip, but is otherwise in excellent condition and could be put directly to use. 150 - 300
801. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 4 smooth; No. 40 "scrub"; and an early No. 78 filletster, all in excellent working order, are included. 35 - 75
802. A LOT OF ASSORTED CARVING TOOLS including straight and sweep types. Makers include Addis, Buck, Taylor, Herring, etc. All are in need of a light cleaning. 60 - 120
803. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3 C, 5 1/2 C, 8 and No. 220 block are included. 75 - 150
804. FIVE PHILADELPHIA MAKER COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including examples by Parrish & Barry, Butler, D. Colton, D. Long, and Kneass & Company 60 - 120
805. A LOT OF EIGHT ASSORTED FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 36, 36 1/2, 61, 62, 62 1/2, 66 1/2, 84 and 136 1/2, all in clean and sound condition, are included. 50 - 100
806. TWO CAST IRON ROUTER PLANES including one of "cutout" form. Both are in clean and usable condition. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 30 - 60
807. An EDGE TRIM BLOCK PLANE, No. 95, by STANLEY. This example, which retains some 80% of its original black japan finish, is marked on the cutting iron with the ca. 1930's "notched rectangle" trademark. 60 - 120
808. An ASIAN HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including planes, a bill hook, chisels, a reeding tool. One cutting iron has an extra fancy design. 75 - 150
809. A LOT OF WOODEN BENCH PLANES including smoothing, compass, toothing and jointer types. Makers include Rogers, C.W. Hardy, M.B. Hopkins, etc. 50 - 100
810. A CLEAN HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Stanley No. 78 duplex filletster; an "Everlasting" chisel; No. 68 and No. 136 1/2 rules, combination squares, etc. 50 - 100
811. TWO ADJUSTABLE FENCE PLANES including a W. Hasler plow and a sash filletster by Manners. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 40 - 80
812. TWO ENGLISH SASH PLANES including a J. Mann sash filletster and a Sims moving fillester. 40 - 80
813. FIVE CONTINENTAL STYLE PLANES including a handled double tongue and groove, a large tongue type plane, rabbet, bead and halving types. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
814. FOUR MADE-UP SETS OF TONGUE AND GROOVE MOLDING PLANES including sets in 3/8" to 3/4" sizes. Most appear to be in usable condition. 40 - 80
815. FIVE ALL-STEEL BLOCK PLANES, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Examples of the No. 2204, 2204 VBM and three examples of the No. 5206, all of different forms, are included. 75 - 150
816. THREE CLEAN COOPER'S TOOLS, all by L. & I.J. White, Buffalo, New York. Two chamfer knivesa and a sun topping plane, all in clean and sound condition, are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
817. FOUR EARLY HAND SAWS including one by the Dudley Hardware Company marked "The Winner"; a Disston "Double Duty", etc. 20 - 40
818. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including calipers, dividers, plumb bobs, a protractor, screw plate, etc. Some early and hand forged examples are included in this grouping. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 25 - 50
819. A "CLIMAX" PATENT BARREL DEVICE by the A.L. Swett Iron Works, Medina, New York, patented january 6, 1880. Most of the original early-style lettering remains on this well preserved example. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 50 - 100
820. FIVE SMALL PATTERN MAKERS' PLANES including four assorted rounds and a smoothing type. All are fashioned from beech and maple. 40 - 80
821. TEN ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including ogee, quarter round, astragal and side bead types, etc. 60 - 120
822. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 71 router with one original iron and a No. 113 circular plane are included in this grouping. 40 - 80
823. A BEECH INFILL IRON BODY SMOOTHING PLANE having a "cutout" cap iron and a full cutting iron by Moulson Brothers. 80 - 160
824. FOUR SAW MAKERS' CROSS PEIN HAMMERS including one marked D. & S. All retain their original handles. 50 - 100
825. SEVEN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including examples by I. Sym, I. Briscoe, Bloxham, Willmore, etc. 40 - 80
826. FOUR ASSORTED WOODEN PLANES including a Birmingham type; Mathieson badger plane; razee jack and an applewood tongue plane. 30 - 60
827. THREE PRECISION HAND TOOLS including an H.M. Pool protractor that is missing its indicator; a Greenfield tap & die set; and a Starrett bench level. From the Norton K. "Bud" Brown Collection. 40 - 80
828. A LOT OF ASSORTED FLOATS AND SCRAPERS including some planemaker types. Some unusual forms are included in this grouping. 30 - 60
829. A LOT OF ARCHITECTURAL SUPPLY CATALOGUES including wiring, lighting, steel and wall board supply companies. Also included is a 1948 calendar. 50 - 100
830. A LOT OF "MAKE IT YOURSELF" CLAMPS including the hardware and wood. All are ready to finish and will make the most exciting and interesting winter project of your life. 25 - 50
831. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES including a Record No. 043 with one original cutting iron and a Sears No. 3730 duplex filletster in its original box. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 35 - 75
832. TWO EARLY WOODEN COOPERS BRACES including a beech example having a damaged chuck and a "pad" type fashioned from oak. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 60 - 120
833. FIVE EARLY MAKER HAND SAWS including examples by Henry Disston, Welch & Griffith; Disston & Son; R. Williamson, etc. From the Erwin L. "Erv" Schaffer Collection. 35 - 75
834. SEVEN NON-STANLEY FOLDING RULES including examples by H. Chapin, the Chapin-Stephens Company, "Keen Kutter", the Upson Nut Company, etc. 60 - 120
835. A CRAFTSMAN'S TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including dividers, honing stone, filletster plane, bench brush, hammer, combination square, etc. Something for everyone. 50 - 100
836. A NO. 3 SIZE "VICTOR" SMOOTHING PLANE by Bailey & Company, Boston, Massachusetts. This partial plane has a usable handle, frog and body section and is offered for parts or restoration. 40 - 80
837. THREE UNUSED WOODWORKING SAWS including a William Marples brass bound dovetail saw and a Spear & Jackson tenon saw. 60 - 120
838. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE RULES including a tailor's square, folding square and a shrinkage rule graduated for brass casting. 40 - 80
839. A LOT OF ASSORTED TOOLS, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Included in this lot are scales, a sickle, pulp hook, nut cracker, baling hooks, etc. 25 - 50
840. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND SAWS including three brass back saws and one flooring type. Makers include Sorby, Spear & Jackson, etc. 40 - 80
841. FOUR EARLY & UNUSUAL SPOKE SHAVES including one Bailey "Defiance", a Millers Falls circular type, a Stanley No. 63, and an unusual bronze type. 35 - 75
842. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including three butcher gouges, a Beach & Sperry draw knife, a Stanley No. 66 beader, a Rose patent brace, etc. 60 - 120
843. THREE BRASS BOUND LEVELS including a Stratton No. 1, a Stanley No. 93 and one example that is not marked with the maker's name. 75 - 150
844. FOUR CLEAN SPECIAL PURPOSE PLANES including a J. Starr plank plane, a Chapin-Stephens rabbet, one unmarked example, and a plank plane by Hall, Case & Company. 30 - 60
845. TWO PRECISION LEVELS by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. One is a builder's type and the other is fitted with a heavy base for a millwright. 30 - 60
846. THIRTEEN ASSORTED HOLLOW & ROUND MOLDING PLANES by H. Chapin. Included are clean and sound pairs marked 2, 4, 8, 10, and 16. 80 - 160
847. SIX CLEAN SPIRIT LEVELS by STANLEY including No.'s 0, 3, 4 1/2, 13, a No. 30 laminated type and an early laminated type that is not marked with a manufacturer's number. 30 - 60
848. A LOT OF ASSORTED SAW SETS including some 'wrest" types and some unusual forms. 30 - 60
849. THREE WIDE COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a Fairclough reverse ogee; a reverse ogee, bevel by John Harle, and a Mathieson bilection type. 90 - 180
850. AN EARLY HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including an English brace marked "Hawk", a traveler, auger bits, a "T" handle auger, etc. 40 - 80
851. A LOT OF ELEVEN ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including hollows and rounds, a bead, a groove plane, etc. Makers include J. E. Boker, Boston; several P. A. Gladwin, etc. 60 - 120
852. A LOT OF "PIGSTICKER" MORTISE CHISELS, all clean and usable, in six stepped sizes. 50 - 100
853. A LOT OF ASSORTED SAW SETS including some early types. Many are patented examples are included in this lot. 20 - 40
854. TWO UNCOMMON MOLDING PLANES including a round by I. White and an Auburn double iron nosing plane. 30 - 60
855. A MISCELLANEOUS BRACE OPPORTUNITY LOT including corner, ratchet, heavy-duty types, etc. Some early types are included. 30 - 60
856. A LOT OF WOODEN PLANES that appear to be early. Included are molding, plow, jack, and smoothing types, some fashioned from yellow birch. 60 - 120
857. A LOT OF AMERICAN CUTTING IRONS including jack, jointer, and smoother types. Also included in this lot are several molding plane cutting irons. 60 - 120
858. EIGHT BRASS & IRON PLUMB BOBS including one liquid filled type. Makers include Globe, Brown & Sharpe, etc. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 50 - 100
859. AN EARLY SQUARE PATTERN YARD MEASURE RULE by L. Ward, Newark, New Jersey. One end cap is missing but it otherwise clean and in sound condition. 30 - 60
860. TWO 18TH CENTURY YELLOW BIRCH MOLDING PLANES. Both are round types, one is marked by a former owner, "S. S." 30 - 60
861. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including "American Woodworking Tools" by John Kebabian, reprinted tool dealer catalogues, a Mathieson catalogue reprint, one book on European tools, etc. 30 - 60
862. A LOT OF TEN ASSORTED BLOCK PLANES by STANLEY including No.'s 110, 120, 220, 9 1/2, etc. Also included is one English type. 40 - 80
863. THREE SETS OF AUGER BITS by the Irwin Auger Bit Company. One set is early, one is late, and one is a half-set. 60 - 120
864. FIVE "UR" MARK MOLDING PLANES including all ca. 1800 types. Maker names include D. Hunt, C. Arnold, T. Havens, N. Wright and R. Rose. From the Robert Jones Collection. 100 - 200
865. FOURTEEN NEW ENGLAND MAKER MOLDING PLANES including hollows and rounds, bead, tongue, and groove types. Names include Killam, Cummings, Copeland, etc. 60 - 120
866. FOUR EARLY COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including one marked H. Wetherell, Chatham; an unmarked quirk, ovolo, astragal example fashioned from cherry, and two small unmarked types. 60 - 120
867. Seven Clean & Usable Hand SawS including crosscut and rip types. Names include Richardson, Atkins, Disston, etc. 30 - 60
868. TWO METAL MACHINISTS TOOL CHESTS including one marked Kennedy. Both chests are clean and in sound condition. 50 - 100
869. A 3" WIDTH CARPENTERS SLICK by G.I. Mix & Company fitted with its original handle excellent and in good working condition. 60 - 120
870. A CAST BRONZE BLOCK PLANE, No. 103, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This is an adjustable type in new condition, in its original box. 50 - 100
871. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND SAWS including one surgeon's type; a Joseph Peace brass back example; a Disston de-horning type; and one made by Groves. 30 - 60
872. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Included is a set of three nosing types in sizes 7/8", 1", and 1 1/8". The fourth plane is toothing plane marked only the No. 30. 40 - 80
873. TWO EUROPEAN TYPE PLOW PLANES both were fashioned from figured wood and both are screw arm types. 40 - 80
874. FOUR EARLY WOODEN TOOLS including a mitre jack, two panel gauges, and an oblique angle square. 30 - 60
875.