Live Free or Die Antique Tool Auctions

A Division of Martin J. Donnelly Antique Tools

Indianapolis Fall Listed Antique Tool Auction

Auctions: October 15 and October 16, 2010

Quality Dealer Sale: Friday, October 15, 2010 07:00 pm - 10:00 pm (During Preview)

Tailgate Sale: October 15 & 16, 2010

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  October 15, 2010 07:00 am - 09:00 am
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  October 16, 2010 07:00 am - 09:30 am

 

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Auction Listing for October 15 and October 16, 2010
Item: Description: Estimate: Photograph:
1. A PAIR OF UNUSED SAW HANDLES, both by E.C. Atkins and Company, Indianapolis, Indiana. Most of the original decals remain on these handles for large two-man saws. 30 - 60
2. TWO COMMEMORATIVE BELT BUCKLES including a Stanley 150th Anniversary type and a Limited Edition buckle produced by Al Sellens This is No. 325 of an Edition of 500 buckles. 30 - 60
3. A SMALL CHANNEL IRON BLOCK PLANE having a distinctive rear handle. An interesting and unusual plane of diminutive form. 30 - 60
4. A 75TH ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATIVE PLIER WRENCH by the Petersen Manufacturing Company, Dewitt, Nebraska. This example is in brand new condition in its fitted wooden case. It is marked with the Serial Number 1526. 30 - 60
5. THREE UNUSED DOVETAIL SAWS including two by Tyzak & Turner in the six-inch and eight-inch size and another eight-inch saw marked with the designation "Pax". Perfect and ready to use. 35 - 75
6. TWO UNCOMMON AGRICULTURAL WRENCHES including an offset "T" handle type and an I.H.C. No. F9136. 25 - 50
7. THREE ADVERTISING COLLECTIBLES, all by E.C. Atkins & Company, Indianapolis, Indiana. Included in this grouping are a saw charm, tie clip and a pair of hand saw cufflinks. If you're an Atkins guy, why not dress the part? 30 - 60
8. A MINIATURE CAST IRON CHILD'S SEWING MACHINE by Singer and Company, New York, New York. Fully 98% original finish remains on this nearly new condition example. 75 - 150
9. A BOXWOOD COMPASS RABBET MOLDING PLANE marked "W. Brine". This delicate plane has a most appealing shiny dark golden patina. 30 - 60
10. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including utensils, knives, "Keen Kutter" pliers, awls, chisels, a clay pipe, an awl, binoculars, etc. 30 - 60
11. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including folding rules, zig-zag rules, a Lufkin combination square, etc. 35 - 75
12. THREE DOUBLE END WRENCHES including a Diamond brand double end "Crescent" type in the 6"-8" size; a Stearns Baxter Patent type; and an unmarked cast iron wing nut lock example. 30 - 60
13. A LOT OF UNCOMMON CUTTING IRONS, all by Stanley Tools. Included are cutters for the No. 94 rabbet plane; No. 1 smooth; No. 90 bullnose rabbet; No. 78 filletster; No. 193 fibre board and some spoke shave irons. Also included are some No. 148 and 149 tongue irons. A nice assortment. 50 - 100
14. An UNUSUAL GLOBULAR BODY BLOWTORCH by Radius, Sweden. It has been professionally cleaned and polished and is in excellent condition. 30 - 60
15. TWO "AUTO POCKET" TOOL HANDLES, both by the L.E.B. Company, New York, Chicago. Included are all original tools. Both large and small sizes are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
16. THREE MID-WEST MAKER HAND SAWS including a Lakeside No. 84, a "Keen Kutter" saw and a Diamond Edge No. DE-150. 40 - 80
17. TWO UNUSED MOLDING PLANES, both by A.C. Bartlett & Company. Included are a No. 41 3/16" center bead and a 7/8" boxed bead. Both are in brand new condition. 25 - 50
18. A most interesting and unusual EARLY ROLLER JAW WRENCH. This cast iron body wrench has a lower jaw that rolls into place against the upper jaw when the spring is released. The appearance of this wrench indicates that it was made ca. 1880, or thereabout, making it the earliest of the "roller jaw" wrenches. 80 - 160
19. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Garrett Hack's "The Handplane Book"; Jim Tolpin's "Toolbox Book"; "The Victorian Catalogue of Tools" and the Second Editiion of Willam Goodman's "British Planemakers". 30 - 60
20. An example of THE "STAR" BRAND RAT TRAP as produced by the The Lovell Manufacturing Company, Erie, Pennsylvania. This unused example retains its full paper label. The finest rat trap we have been privileged to offer for sale. 25 - 50
21. TWO UNCOMMON SMALL WRENCHES including 4" length Third model Baxter Patent and a 5" length Acme twist handle wrench. 20 - 40
22. An example of PAGE'S PATENT DOUBLE TONGUE & GROOVE PLANE in clean and sound condition. The cutting irons are later replacements. 50 - 100
23. A WEDGE ARM UNHANDLED PLOW PLANE by John Moseley, 64-55 Broad, London, England. This plane has four brass tips and a uniform dark patina. 50 - 100
24. A LOT OF ASSORTED GOUGES AND CHISELS, all tang type. All are in clean and usable condition. 50 - 100
25. An example of PERKS' PATENT "SIMPLEX" SQUARE LEVEL by the Webster & Perks Tool Company, Springfield, Ohio. This level, which was patented on April 25, 1905 by Albert J. Perks of Springfield and assigned to the Webster & Perks Tool Company, comprised of Albert J. Perks and Herman Voges, Jr. The patent information and maker name are printed on paper beneath the level vial. The "Simplex" designation is cast into the bronze body of the level. The first example of this uncommon "two guys in a garage with an idea" tool that we have seen. For the sleuths among you, we ask: "Who was Webster?" 80 - 160
26. THREE ADJUSTABLE CARRIAGE WRENCHES including examples by Millers Falls, Joy Patent and an unusual cast iron type. The cast iron type has a wing nut locking mechanism. 40 - 80
27. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a brass perfiling tool, a bicycle brush, die stock, egg carrier, race knife, etc. From the Carol Wensel Collection. 30 - 60
28. A BRASS BOUND ROSEWOOD LEVEL, No. 1, by Stratton Brothers, Greenfield, Massachusetts. The top plate is marked with the Stratton eagle imprint on this clean and sound example. 80 - 160
29. A WORKING WOODEN MODEL OF A CRIMPER. This hand carved wooden model is in excellent working condition. 30 - 60
30. A rare METRIC GRADUATION MARKING GAUGE, No. 90 M, by STANLEY. This uncommon gauge is in excellent collector quality condition. From the Neil Stoll Collection. 30 - 60
31. A PATENT BUTT MARKING GAUGE by the Goodell Tool Company, Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, patented December 18, 1894. This door layout marking gauge is in nearly new condition. From the Neil Stoll Collection. 30 - 60
32. A COMBINED BEVEL AND MARKING GAUGE by Blomberg & Grundy, Chicago, Illinois. This most unusual combination tool is marked with the designation "Pat. Appl'd", but we have as yet not located any patent information. 60 - 120
33. THREE EARLY NEW YORK MAKER SPIRIT LEVELS including two by W.J. Davidson and another J. & G.H. Walker. 90 - 180
34. A LOT OF ORIGINAL TOOL CATALOGUES including several copies of the universally acclaimed "Catalogue of Antique Tools" by Martin J. Donnelly. Some other tool catalogues are included as well. 100 - 200
35. A WORKING SET OF ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including bead and rabbet types. Most are stepped sizes to provide the widest range of utility. 60 - 120
36. An example of CLEMENT'S PATENT TOOL HANDLE, No. 2, by STANLEY, patented March 19, 1867. Fully 90% of the original black japan finish remains on this early cast iron tool. 50 - 100
37. THREE CARPENTRY TRAINING MANUALS, all by the United States Army. Also included is a "plane" insignia with three stripes. 30 - 60
38. THREE SMALL SPIRIT LEVELS, all by STANLEY. Included are examples of the No. 39 1/2 in the 4" and 6" sizes and a No. 44 bit and square level. 40 - 80
39. THREE EXTRA CLEAN MEASURING TOOLS including a Lufkin No. 7133, a 45 inch rule by G. Rosenberg, Indianapolis, Indiana and an unmarked wantage rod. 35 - 75
40. A PAIR OF PLANK MATCH MOLDING PLANES, both by Collins, Ravenna, Ohio. Both are in excellent condition, noting that pull holes have been bored through the front of each. 40 - 80
41. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN BY SPECIAL PURPOSE TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Included are examples of the No. 98 and No. 77 marking gauges, a No. 6386 tape measure and a brass faced square level. 60 - 120
42. A "1990 PRESTIGE SET" OF COMMEMORATIVE COINS by the United States Mint. These were produced for the Dwight Eisenhower Centennial. All are in brand new condition. Also included is an Irish temperance medal, surely a rarity. 20 - 40
43. A NESTED "PLUMBER'S" MULTI-BLADE SAW by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This nearly complete example includes the original canvas pouch. It needs some cleaning, but is otherwise excellent. 35 - 75
44. A LOT OF EIGHT TIMBER FRAMING CHISELS including a 3/4" width corner type and 2 1/4", 1 1/2" and 7/8" width mortise chisels. All are in need of a light cleaning. 35 - 75
45. A SCREW LOCK ARM UNHANDLED PLOW PLANE. This American style plane is in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
46. THREE EUROPEAN ADJUSTABLE WRENCHES including a Mauser push button quick adjust, a Burston Patent; and a screw adjust nut wrench. All are in excellent condition. 50 - 100
47. A LOT OF SAWS AND SAW ACCESSORIES including sets, stops, gauges, etc. 30 - 60
48. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE EDGE TOOLS including a basket makers plane and a Connecticut type hand adze. 50 - 100
49. An example of BARNARD'S PATENT CANDLE WICK TRIMMER as patented and produced by William Barnard, Waterbury, Connecticut under a U.S. Patent issued on December 27, 1864. There is some tarnish on the body, but the patent information is clear and legible. 30 - 60
50. A LOT OF RAILROAD LOCKS AND KEYS including examples from the Illinois Central Railroad, the Chicago and Northeast Railway and the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad. Some are missing their keys. 35 - 75
51. TWO FULLY BRASS FACED SPIRIT LEVELS including one fashioned from rosewood and another of some unknown hardwood. 60 - 120
52. FOUR CLEAN D.R. BARTON TOOLS, all by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. Included in this grouping are two pattern makers gouges, a wide cooper's shave and an extra clean right-hand cooper's chamfer knife. 80 - 160
53. A CLASSIC "ULTIMATUM" STYLE BRACE by Alfred Ridge, Sheffield, England. This ebony infill brace retains part of its original ivory ring. There is a repair to a crack in the head, but it is otherwise excellent. 100 - 200
54. A SET OF FIVE CLEAN MORTISE CHISELS, all having boxwood handles. Also included is a lock mortise type chisel. 80 - 160
55. An OAK INFILL CAST IRON PANEL PLANE having a full parallel cutting iron. This heavy duty plane could be put directly to use. 100 - 200
56. A SOLID BOXWOOD PLOW PLANE, complete with a set of eight plow plane cutting irons. There are some minor chips and checks, but this very nicely patinated is generally in excellent condition. 100 - 200
57. TWO VIOLIN MAKERS' BRONZE PLANES, both having "pusher" handles. Both flat and compass sole types are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
58. A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED COMBINATION TOOLS , all incorporating hatchets into their design. Most are different. 50 - 100
59. FOUR LOG MARKING HAMMERS including one that marks a double end "G", a single end "G", a letter "L" and a "C.W". 100 - 200
60. A CAST BRONZE "RABBIT" PLANE of the bunniform type. This cast bronze novelty plane is in nearly new condition. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkinton Collection. 50 - 100
61. An example of PIERCE'S PATENT PIPE WRENCH as patented and produced by James H. Pierce, West Bay City, Michigan in accordance with the specifications of the Pierce Patent of December 29, 1896. An uncommon wrench in clean and sound condition. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkinton Collection. 35 - 75
62. A LOT OF FIVE ASSORTED CLAW HAMMERS, all by Fayette R. Plumb, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included are rip, finish types, etc. Most retain their original handles and all are in excellent condition. 35 - 75
63. A BOX OF THREE HARDWOOD HANDLE SCREWDRIVERS, all No. 171, by Stanley Tools. All have 10" length blades and are in new condition in their original box, which originally held six screwdrivers. 30 - 60
64. A LOT OF FOUR INDIANA MAKER PLANES including an unhandled tongue and groove pair by Babcock, a handled plank plane Coddington and an H.M. Conklin, Cambridge City smoother. From the William Eviston Collection. 80 - 160
65. A WORKING SET OF SASH MOLDING PLANES including filletster and coping types, a pair of sash planes and some sash templates. All are in clean, sound and usable condition. 75 - 150
66. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 40; a No. 78; a No. 220 and a Two-Tone smoothing plane in maroon and yellow, not to be confused with the yellow and maroon type. If you ever get close to someone who can make that distinction, take our advice: Run. 50 - 100
67. A PATENT CATTLE LEADING DEVICE as patented by William G. Tyler, Joliet, Illinois on August 25, 1936. It is in clean and sound condition and properly oriented for those who prefer to take the bull by the nose, rather than by the horns. 30 - 60
68. A ROSEWOOD HANDLE TRY SQUARE, No. 2, by STANLEY. This, the least common 18" blade length size is marked with the designation "Pat. Pend." 75 - 150
69. A BORING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including hollow augers, a "cagehead" brace, a Mueller Patent screwdriver, a washer cutter, etc. 60 - 120
70. THREE MODERN BRASS WOODWORKING TOOLS including a later "Odd jobs", a Veritas brand marking gauge and a rosewood infill plane having a cast brass body. From the John Meneely Collection. 40 - 80
71. An EARLY PAIR OF SOLID BRASS "LEG" CALIPERS having a rounded brass joint and very well made. 60 - 120
72. A lot of saws and saw tools including stair, coping and hack types. Also included are some saw sets, files, etc. 30 - 60
73. A BRASS BOUND MAHOGANY LEVEL, No. 95, by STANLEY. Some 80% of the original finishes remain on this ca. 1900 example. 80 - 160
74. A MILITARY SURVEYOR'S ALIDAIDE KIT by the United States Army. This set is complete and in excellent condition in its fitted leather case. Included are an alidaide with pop-up sights and a deviation compass. Both are in excellent condition, as is the case. 80 - 160
75. TWO UNCOMMON HAND TOOLS including a Stanley No. 194 fiberboard plane and a two-fold advertising rule marked "Farmer's Favorite Grain Drill". 50 - 100
76. TWO EXTRA CLEAN MALLETS including one having a Mahogany head and turned oak handle and another having a cylindrical beech head and a turned oak handle. Both are in excellent working condition. 80 - 160
77. A CARVED WALNUT RACE HORSE in a Victorian type frame. There is one tight crack in each of the outer legs, but this intersting hand carved horse is otherwise in excellent condition. 90 - 180
78. THREE SELF-ADJUSTING WRENCHES including a Greif nut type, a "Cole 8" pipe wrench and a pipe type marked with the designation "Pat. Appl'd for". All are in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
79. A "SHARK" BRAND WRENCH by the Richards Manufacturing Company, Aurora, Illinois. This graphic Damascus steel body wrench is marked with the designation "Pat. Pendg." and is shown in the Schulz book on Antique & Unusual Wrenches as No. 23. 60 - 120
80. THREE WOODEN FRAME TYPE SAWS including one having ram's horn nuts. All are in excellent condition. 40 - 80
81. TWO "TRADE" TYPE HATCHETS including one marked "VCF". and the other with a quatrefoil device. 30 - 60
82. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE LAYOUT TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Included in this grouping are a No. 30 angle divider, No. 25 bevel and No. 20 try square. Also included is a twist handle wrench. 60 - 120
83. A PLANE PARTS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including plow irons, a bench plane cutting iron, Stanley cap irons, etc. 35 - 75
84. TWO CHILD'S SEWING MACHINES including one having stencil decoration and the other a black japan finish. Both are in excellent condition. 40 - 80
85. A HARDWARE STORE FLASHLIGHT DISPLAY by Winchester-Olin complete with its original light. It is in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
86. THREE MID-WEST MAKER MOLDING PLANES including one by W.J. Hunt, Racine Wisconsin, another by J.H. Vajen Indianapolis and round by Richmond, Indiana maker J. Mosely. 80 - 160
87. THREE CLEAN AND COMPLETE BENCH PLANES all by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Included are a No. O4, No. O4 C and a No. O5. Two are marked with the "thistle" trademark and one with the "world" mark. 80 - 160
88. A rare NON-ADJUSTABLE SPOKE SHAVE by Edward Preston and Sons, Birmingham, England. This nickel plated shave has a fancy decorative casting. 30 - 60
89. SIX UNCOMMON MACHINISTS' TOOLS all by the Goodell Pratt Company, Greenfield, Massachusetts. Included are a circular marking gauge, speed indicator, a 6" bench level, drill gauge, calipers, etc. 80 - 160
90. An EARLY MAKER "STRAP" TYPE HAMMER by Butterfield. This well used example dates to the earliest days of hammer making. 75 - 150
91. THREE EXOTIC WOOD WOODWORKING PLANES including an H. Chapin boxwood jointer, a boxwood smoother marked "639" and an unmarked Lignum vitae smoother. 60 - 120
92. FIVE CINCINNATI MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an S. Sloop sash plane and a tongue & groove pair; a J. Cooper filletster; and a rabbet plane. 80 - 160
93. A LOT OF ANIMAL ABUSE TOOLS including calf weaners, a butteris, knives, a hog scraper and a horse tooth file. A great gift for the animal rights activist in your life. 80 - 160
94. A LOT OF ASSORTED ADVERTISING ITEMS including Bingham's Best Brand and Belknap Hardware catalogues and a notebook of advertising flyers. 100 - 200
95. A LOT OF "PIGSTICKER" MORTISE CHISELS including many assorted sizes. Makers include Mathieson, Gilpin, e. Also included is a Mathieson lock mortise chisel. 90 - 180
96. A LOT OF CLEAN ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, tongue & groove and snipe bill types. Makers include Higgs, Malloch, Sorby, Mutter, etc. 50 - 100
97. An early FRENCH PATTERN AXE that retains its early wood handle. There are some stylized touch marks on the head. 80 - 160
98. A PRECISION ADJUSTABLE COACH MAKERS ROUTER by Edward Preston & Sons, Birmingham, England. This 1/8" cutting iron tool is in clean and usable condition. 40 - 80
99. A PAIR OF EIGHTEENTH CENTURY SUGAR NIPPERS having a spring lock feature for the handles. They are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
100. FIVE CLEAN ADJUSTABLE WRENCHES including "Perfect Handle", Craft, Hollands, Gates and an Ampco alligator type having an integral hammer. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkinton Collection. 60 - 120
101. A PAIR OF NINETEENTH CENTURY "LEG" CALIPERS marked with the owner/maker name of "J. Paterson". These shapely calipers have an early type rounded joint. 60 - 120
102. FOUR UNUSUAL NUT WRENCHES including a large lever type, two double coach types and an example of the third model of the Baxter Patent. 50 - 100
103. A SPECIAL PURPOSE CIRCULAR GAUGE by the J.D. Whittel Company, Batavia, Illinois. This was possibly used for a shaft drive. Its exact function is unknown. 20 - 40
104. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE COOPERS' TOOLS including a powder keg howel, a curved stave shave and a heading shave. 35 - 75
105. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES including an oak chamfer plane, a "toothing" plane and a basket maker's plane. 35 - 75
106. A PATENTED MULTI-FUNCTION TRY SQUARE by Frank Houle, Chicago, Illinois, patented December 11, 1894. This uncommon patented square is in clean and sound condition. 40 - 80
107. A FOLDING RULE DISPLAY CASE. These were produced by the late Bill Baader for the display and transport of folding rules. One of the glass panels is cracked, but it is otherwise in excellent condition. 60 - 120
108. A LOT OF MID-WEST MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by Ohio Tool; McBride, Louisville, Kentucky; Bartlett; and Sandusky. 50 - 100
109. An example of "THE BULLDOG" HOG HOLDER as produced by the Noble Manufacturing Company, Kendallville, Indiana. A gear rack lock is cast into the back of the shaft of this most unusual animal control tool. It is marked with the designation "Pat. Appl'd for". 80 - 160
110. An early PHILADELPHIA MAKER PANEL FINISH SAW by Wm. McNeice, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This early saw ha split screw nuts and is in excellent collector quality condition. 30 - 60
111. A HANDLED SCREW ARM PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts, No. 738, by Sargent and Company, New Haven, Connecticut. This well preserved plane has been very little used. 90 - 180
112. A LOT OF ASSORTED SLIDE RULES including a Johnson No. 46 an a Keuffel & Esser 4053-3F. Makers include Jason, Dietzgen, and Lunkenheimer. 60 - 120
113. TWO UNCOMMON WOODWORKING TOOLS, both by STANLEY. Included are a No. 386 jointer gauge and a No. 79 double side rabbet plane. Both are in clean and usable condition. 60 - 120
114. TWO EARLY WIDE BLADE AXES including one "Goosewing" type and one that has an early weld repair to the blade. 60 - 120
115. A twenty-four inch CAST IRON CARPENTER'S LEVEL by the Davis Level and Tool Company, Springfield, Massachusetts, patented May 29, 1877. Some 90% of the original black japan finish remains on this well preserved example 80 - 160
116. A LOT OF ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, filletster, rabbet, quarter round types, etc. 60 - 120
117. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a primitive inclinometer, stencil blocks, sash templates, etc. 50 - 100
118. A LOT OF CLEAN LAYOUT TOOLS, all by Stanley Tools. Included in this grouping are two No. 25 bevels two clean marking gauges and two cast iron bench levels. 35 - 75
119. A LOT OF ASSORTED HONES including some White Arkansas types. One is in a two-tier box. 30 - 60
120. A LOT OF CLEAN AND USABLE CARVING TOOLS including examples by D.R. Barton, Buck Brothers, Butcher, etc. Many assorted sizes and shapes are included in this assortment. 50 - 100
121. A LOT OF CLEAN AND USABLE COOPERS' TOOLS including an L. & I.J. White draw knife, dividers, a scorp, coopers adze, caliper, bung reamer, etc. 80 - 160
122. THREE IVORY NAUTICAL RULES including scale type and a "Sector" rule. Also included is a four-fold caliper rule. From the John Meneely Collection. 80 - 160
123. THREE IVORY SCALE RULES including an optician's rule, a "Sector" navigator's rule and an Elliott Bros., London scale rule. All are in top collector quality condition. 80 - 160
124. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE SARGENT TOOLS, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Included in this lot are a bench stop, No. 710 smoothing plane, No. 505 block plane and a "Craftsman" brand block plane made by Sargent. 50 - 100
125. A PATENT JOINTER PLANE, No. X NO. 8, by the Union Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Connecticut, patented December 8, 1903. Fully 70% of the original black japan finish remains on this clean, sound and complete example. 80 - 160
126. An UNHANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE by Alex. Mathieson & Sons, Glasgow, Scotland. This pretty plane has four brass tips and is in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
127. A WEDGE ARM PLOW PLANE by Atkin & Sons, Birmingham, England. This brass tipped arms plane is very nicely patinated. 50 - 100
128. TWO WOODEN PLOW PLANES, both having early repairs to the arms. Included are an H. Chapin screw arm type and a Griffiths, Norwich, England wedge arm example. 60 - 120
129. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including marking gauges, try squares, bevels, a Starrett straight edge, etc. Both English and American types are included in this grouping. 40 - 80
130. TWO ROCHESTER, NEW YORK EDGE TOOLS including an unusual small size D.R. Barton cooper's axe and a Stevens & Company draw knife. 50 - 100
131. A COLLECTIBLE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a G. Gregory fleam, a Williams corkscrew, a small plumb bob, Stevens calipers, hand vises, etc. 80 - 160
132. TWO SASH RELATED MOLDING PLANES including an Ohio Tool screw arm type and a Hall, Case & Company filletster that is also marked with the designation "Whitaker/Toledo." Messrs. S. & J. Whitaker were listed in the 1850 U.S. Census as hardware dealers in Toledo. From the William Eviston Collection. 50 - 100
133. FOUR TOOL RELATED REFERENCE BOOKS including Rapheal Salaman's "Dictionary of Woodworking Tools"; Alvin Sellens "Dictionary of American Hand Tools"; Don Rosebrook's "Wooden Plow Planes"; and Reg Eaton's "The Ultimate Brace". 60 - 120
134. A GRAPHIC PIVOT HEAD VISE having an integral anvil. This screw on anvil is designed for bench mounting. 50 - 100
135. An example of the DUNN'S PATENT JOINTER PLANE, No. 308, by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio, patented October 13, 1891. There is a chip from the frog, but the plane is otherwise clean, sound and complete. From the William Eviston Collection. 60 - 120
136. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including books on blacksmithing, Volume II of the E.A.I.A. Chronicle, Embossed Axes, etc. 40 - 80
137. TWO "AUTOSET" BENCH PLANES, both by Sargent and Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Included are a No. 708 smoother and a No. 714 jack plane. Both need a light cleaning but are otherwise in excellent condition. 60 - 120
138. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including an auger handle, pad saws, levels, squares, hygrometers and a box of early harness buckles. 35 - 75
139. A BENCH RABBET PLANE, No. 10, by STANLEY. Some 1/8" of the original cutting iron remains in this ca. 1900 example. 120 - 240
140. TWO UNCOMMON TRANSITIONAL PLANES including a Winchester No. 3041 and a Gage No. 4. All of the Gage series of planes used the same handles and those on this plane are in superb condition. 90 - 180
141. A SALESMAN'S SAMPLE OF A WAGON JACK that retains its original early red paint. Measuring only twelve inches in length, this would have been used to illustrate the features of the full size model without taxing the strength of the salesman. 50 - 100
142. A LOT OF EARLY WOOD SHAFT GOLF IRONS most retaining their original grips. Makers include Pro Crest, Rob Roy, Invincible, the Nutmeg, etc. 75 - 150
143. THREE UNUSUAL EDGE TOOLS including a "Cleancut" embossed axe, a Bluegrass brand adze and a Snow and Neally bark spud. All are in excellent working order. 90 - 180
144. An UNUSUAL LAMINATED SIGHTING LEVEL fashioned from cherry and mahogany. It is in clean and sound condition. 35 - 75
145. A classic SASH FILLETSTER PLANE by R. Foort, Oxford, England. The sole of this well made plane is fully boxed. It has been professionally cleaned and polished and is ready to display. 40 - 80
146. A "KEEN KUTTER" 4 1/2" WIDTH CARPENTER'S ADZE by the E.C. Simmons Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri. This uncommon adze retains its original handle and is in excellent working condition. 40 - 80
147. A SOLID ROSEWOOD SHIPWRIGHTS PLANE having a repair to the tote diamond inserts in the body. The cutting iron is by Berg of Eskiltuna, Sweden. 60 - 120
148. A SOLID MAHOGANY SHIPWRIGHTS PLANE having a matching mahogany handle and a cutting iron by the Ohio Tool Company. 60 - 120
149. A classic GOOSEWING PATTERN AXE. This early thirteen-inch edge axe needs light only a light cleaning. 120 - 240
150. THREE CLEAN ROSEWOOD MARKING GAUGES including examples by Wm. Marples, Draper and another that is not marked with a maker name. 50 - 100
151. A SET OF EIGHT CLEAN BEAD MOLDING PLANES, all by Moseley & Sons, London, England. All are in usable condition and all are nicely slip boxed. 60 - 120
152. A LOT OF BOXWOOD HANDLE GOUGES AND CHISELS, all by English makers. Makers include Ward, Howarth, Sorby, Marples, etc. All are in clean and usable condition. 75 - 150
153. A CRAFTSMAN MADE IRON DADO PLANE with a full set of interchangeable cutting irons. It has an innovative adjustable fence that can be used in two differnt ways. An interesting plane in excellent working order. 60 - 120
154. TWO UNCOMMON WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. Included in this lot are a No. 5 jack plane and a No. G 5 "Gage" jack plane. 60 - 120
155. A SMALL COLLECTIBLE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including two tool handles, a small hammer, a coach maker's compass rabbet and a circular glass cutter. 35 - 75
156. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. A No. 9 1/4 non-adjustable block plane; No. 5 C jack from the 1930's; and a pre-lateral No. 35 transitional plane. 60 - 120
157. A PARALLEL SIDE SMOOTHING PLANE having rosewood infill and fitted with a parallel cutting iron by I. Sorby. 125 - 250
158. A LOT OF ASSORTED LEATHER TOOLS including punches, hammers, awls and half-moon knives. All are in clean and usable condition. From the Carol Wensel Collection. 60 - 120
159. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Russell Jennings auger bit set, a hand drill, an archimedian drill, spoke pointer, hollow auger a boxed set of twist drills, etc. 50 - 100
160. THREE PRESSED BRASS SHOT HOLDERS for black powder firearms. All are Civil War themed, but are likely high quality later reproductions. 60 - 120
161. A TOPPS FRAMING TOOL TRY SQUARE by G.A. Topp & Company, Indianapolis, Indiana. This clean and well preserved example is marked with the distinctive horsehead trademark on the blade. 60 - 120
162. FOUR BRASS BODY TOOLS including two pairs of trammels, a sighting level and a showy brass plumb bob. 50 - 100
163. SIX IVORY SCALE RULES and some celluloid rules. Engineering, optical and navigational types are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
164. A rare FOUR-STEM "SCOLL'S PATENT" MARKING GAUGE by C. Sholl. The body of this extra clean mahogany example is marked with the Patent date of March 8, 1854. 50 - 100
165. A LOT OF NEW YORK STATE MAKER MOLDING PLANES including dado, bead, nosing, tongue, rabbet type, etc. Makers include Howland, McMaster, Reed, etc. 50 - 100
166. TWO EXTRA CLEAN FOLDING RULES, both by the Upson Nut Company, Unionville, Connecticut. Included are a No. 32 1/2 caliper rule and a No. 84 half-bound two-foot, four-fold. Both are in top collector quality condition. 60 - 120
167. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 9 1/2 block; No. 75 bullnose block; No. 78 duplex filletster; No. 80 scraper; No. 113 circular and a No. 51 spoke shave. 60 - 120
168. FOUR ONE-FOOT FOLDING RULES including early and later examples of the Stanley No. 32, a No. 65 1/2 marked with the Stanley name and a Stephens round joint rule. All are in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
169. A rare four-stem "SHOLL'S PATENT" MARKING GAUGE by C. Sholl, Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania. The body of this extra clean rosewood example is marked with the Patent date of March 8, 1854. 60 - 120
170. TWO WOODEN PLOW PLANES including a Sandusky No. 123 and a Collins, Utica wedge lock arm type. Also included are seven W. Butcher cutting irons. 60 - 120
171. A LOT OF ASSORTED AMERICAN RULES including a Stanley "Odd Jobs", a Stephens No. 2, a Lufkin Doyle scale zig-zag, caliper types, etc. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 60 - 120
172. An early CAST IRON BUTTER PRESS. This oversize kitchen item was designed for restaurant or hotel use. It is in clean and complete condition. 60 - 120
173. A lot of SHORT THROW BIT BRACES, all by STANLEY. Most have rosewood handles. One "Yankee" brace is included in this grouping. 50 - 100
174. A CLASSIC EARLY CHISEL AXE marked with the designation "D.W. & S. Co." An uncommon early tool having a most unusual maker imprint. 60 - 120
175. FIVE EARLY STYLE HAMMERS including three "strap" types and some metal working types. 50 - 100
176. THREE EXOTIC WOOD WOODWORKING PLANES including a boxwood coach rabbet, an "old woman's tooth" router plane fashioned from mahogany and a walnut handled router plane having rosewood knobs. 75 - 150
177. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including rosewood handle screwdrivers, a ratcheting screwdriver, a brass face marking gauge, etc. 80 - 160
178. THREE UNCOMMON MEASURING RULES including a metric caliper having an IVORY slide, a Preston rule and level combination, an "Executive Pocket Pal" and a Lufkin No. 873 L combination folding rule and level. From the John Meneely Collection. 60 - 120
179. TWO ENGLISH TYPE WOODWORKING PLANES including a rosewood infill rabbet and a rosewood wedge bullnose rabbet. The long rabbet has a short cutting iron. Both are otherwise in excellent condition. 80 - 160
180. An EARLY "GOOSEWING" BROAD AXE that has a replacement handle and some pitting on the face of the blade. 90 - 180
181. A CLASSIC FRENCH DOUBLE HANDLE SMOOTHING PLANE carved with the initials "J.P." before the throat opening. on top. There are some early repairs to the sole, but this nicely patinated early plane of distinctive form is otherwise excellent. 80 - 160
182. NINE EXTRA LONG GOUGES AND CHISELS, all having boxwood handles and all in excellent working condition. Makers include Ward, Sorby, etc. 80 - 160
183. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Included included in this lot are examples of the No. 61 two-foot; No. 64 one-foot, four-fold; a No. 65 one-foot, four-fold and a No. 69. The No. 64, 65 and 69 are not marked with the Stanley name. From the James Doerflinger Collection. 100 - 200
184. NINE CANADIAN MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a 1" R. Juson tongue & groove pair; 3/4" J.P. Millener tongue & groove pair; an S. Dalpe sash; and a Wallace hollow & round pair. All are in clean and sound condition. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 50 - 100
185. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE NEW YORK MAKER MOLDING PLANES including three J.W. Farr, Brooklyn beads in the 1/4", 3/8" and 1/2" sizes and a Barry & Way 3/4" tongue & bgroove pair. All are in excellent working condition. From the Neil Stoll Collection. 50 - 100
186. AN INTERESTING KNIFE TYPE TOOL HANDLE in its original case. Also included are a folding cup in a leather case, folding knives, bench stops and a button hole cutter. 40 - 80
187. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN BRACES including an Atkins No. 3106; a Sears ratchet type, auger bits and an adjustable bit in its original box. All are in excellent working condition. 40 - 80
188. A CAST IRON BODY CORN SHELLER as patented and produced by A.C. Murrell, Richmond, Indiana in accordance with the specifications of the Murrell Patent issued October 6, 1903. The body of the tool is marked with the designation "Pat. Appl'd. for". 100 - 200
189. A LOT OF ASSORTED "YANKEE" TOOLS, all by the North Brothers Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included in this grouping are a chain drill; screwdrivers No's. 35, 31 A and 10; drill bit boxes, etc. From the John Meneely Collection. 30 - 60
190. FOUR INTERESTING WOODWORKING PLANES including a coach router, a "Keen Kutter" transitional plane, No. K 35, a Sargent block plane and a handled block plane that is not marked with a maker name. 40 - 80
191. TWO UNCOMMON WOODWORKING PLANES, both by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Included are a No. O4 1/2 heavy smoother and a No. 078 filletster plane. Both are in clean and complete condition. 90 - 180
192. A LOT OF SEVEN ASSORTED BENCH PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are five No. 3 and 3 C examples and two No. 4 size planes. 50 - 100
193. A HANDLED BEECH SCREW ARM PLOW PLANE having applewood arms and nuts, No. 127, by the Owasco Tool Company, New York, New York. This plane is clean, complete and clearly marked with the maker name and product number. 100 - 200
194. FIVE ENGLISH COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including an ogee, a quirk ogee, an ovolo with astragal, quarter round, and a scotia. 40 - 80
195. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including a bead by W. Evans, Pittsburg; and planes by Gere, Abbot and Co., Harris, Mayhew, Chapin, etc. 40 - 80
196. A STEPPED SET OF SEVEN SKEW RABBET PLANES including examples in 1/2" to 2" widths. One is nicely brass faced. 35 - 75
197. FOUR INDIANA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an Oakley & French double tongue & groove plane for 5/8" stock; a Moseley rabbet; a J. Burke nosing plane, etc. 80 - 160
198. An early PATENT SPRING TYPE MOLE TRAP by J.F. Rittenhouse, Liberty Mills, Indiana, patented December 17, 1901. This uncommon trap is in clean and sound condition and marked with the patent date. 35 - 75
199. A COMBINATION PLOW, RABBET AND DADO PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is complete with one box of cutting irons in clean and sound condition. Also included are some tool reference books, including the Millennium Edition of the Catalogue of Antique Tools--a timeless reference that has taken its rightful place among the classics of American literature. 80 - 160
200. An early HARDWARE STORE ADVERTISING SIGN by J.H. Williams and Company, Brooklyn, New York. Also included is a Cheney hammer. Both are in clean and sound condition. 100 - 200
201. A LOT OF ASSORTED EARLY RULES including board, tailor and yard types. Makers include Osborne, Belcher Brothers, Marsden Brothers, etc. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 50 - 100
202. SIXTEEN CLEAN & USABLE CARVING TOOLS, all by J.B. Addis & Sons, Sheffield, England. Many delicate forms, including all tang handle types, are included in this grouping. 90 - 180
203. A LOT OF SIX SCREW LOCK BIT BRACES including some "gent's type" and one having a slotted bit. 40 - 80
204. A COLLECTIBLE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a coach router, hammers, a check protector and a millwright's screwdriver. 50 - 100
205. An UNHANDLED BOXWOOD PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms & nuts by R. Hadley. This exotic wood plow is in extra crisp and clean condition. 200 - 400
206. A PRECISION HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a caliper, height gauge, a fence for a Stanley 78 plane, marking gauge, machinists jacks, etc. All are are in new condition in their original boxes. 80 - 160
207. A STAINLESS STEEL SURGEON'S BRACE by O.E.C. in a presentation case. One original bit is included with this "bore a hole in your head" brace. 80 - 160
208. An early BRASS BACK DOVETAIL SAW by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This fourteen-point crosscut is in nearly new condition. 35 - 75
209. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are examples of the No. 5 1/2 heavy smooth; No. 6 fore plane; No. 8 C jointer and a No. 71 router, complete with three original cutting irons. 80 - 160
210. A CARPENTERS SLICK by D. Poffenbarger, marked "Patented 1846. The handle is a later replacement on this slick, for which we can locate no patent information. 80 - 160
211. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3 C and 4 smooth; 5 jack; 5 1/4 Jr. Jack; and No. 5 1/2 heavy jack are included. Some hare replacement handles. 60 - 120
212. TWO EARLY STYLE BOWL ADZES including examples having 6" and 7 1/2" cutting widths. Both are in clean and usable condition. 90 - 180
213. A THREE-INCH WIDTH SOCKET TYPE CARPENTERS SLICK by L. and I.J. White, Buffalo, New York that has a later replacement handle. Also included is an unmarked socket type carpenter's slick. 80 - 160
214. A CASED SET OF PRECISION TRAMMELS by Moore & Wright, Sheffield, England. These trammels are complete and in nearly new condition in their original velvet-lined box. 75 - 150
215. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including nut crackers, a jar wrench, ladle, ring gauge, flax comb, etc. 35 - 75
216. A COOLIDGE PATENT BRACE WRENCH as patented by Henry A. Coolidge, East Jeffrey, New Hampshire, on June 16, 1896. This uncommon wrench was designed to fit in the end of a brace where the internal spring would lock it in place. 35 - 75
217. SIX CLEAN MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round types, including a matched pair marked "Buckeye Tool Company"; a Sandusky Tool company "Special" weather stripping plane; a quarter round, etc. 50 - 100
218. A LATER "BEDROCK" SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 604, by STANLEY. Fully 98% of the original black japan finish remains on this extra clean rosewood handle plane. 80 - 160
219. A COLLECTION OF SEVEN HORN TYPE PLANES including smoothing and scrub types. All are in clean and usable condition. From the William W. Wensel Collection. 40 - 80
220. A twenty-four inch length CAST IRON CARPENTER'S LEVEL by the Davis Level & Tool Company, Springfield, Massachusetts. This filigree design level is marked with the patent date of May 29, 1877 on a brass plate beneath the level vial. 80 - 160
221. TWO EARLY IVORY FOLDING RULES both showing some yellowing. One two-fold, six-inch rule and a four-fold, one-foot rule are included. 60 - 120
222. A "BUILDER'S TOOL" COMBINATION SQUARE, No. 439, by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. This ready to use example retains its original 24" rule with offset slot and is in excellent condition. 100 - 200
223. A COMBINATION BEADING, RABBET & PLOW PLANE, No. 50, by Stanley Tools, England, complete with its original cutting irons in a hinged wooden box. 50 - 100
224. A TWO-FOOT, TWO-FOLD FOLDING RULE, No. 4, by STANLEY. This extra-thin rule has an applied brass joint on the outside of the tool. It has some staining, but is otherwise excellent. A rare Stanley tool. 80 - 160
225. A LAMINATED BRASS BOUND LEVEL by STANLEY fashioned from Brazilian Rosewood. This level has been used, but not abused. 80 - 160
226. THREE CLEAN ENGLISH TOOLS including a combination rule and level fashioned from boxwood; a boxwood spoke shave by Sheffield maker James Bee; and a boxwood marking gauge by Sheffield makers Brumby & Middleton. All are in clean and sound condition. 75 - 150
227. TWO UNCOMMON HAND TOOLS including a small router plane mounted on a mahogany board and an unusual screw-on vise adjustable bench vise. 35 - 75
228. TWO UNCOMMON SPECIAL PURPOSE BRACES including a Millers Falls "Whimble" type and a Goodell-Pratt hollow auger brace that includes the original depth stop. 75 - 150
229. FOUR TOOL THEMED KNIVES including rigging, wrench and one decorated type. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkinton Collection. 40 - 80
230. A LOT OF MODERN WOODWORKING TOOLS including a William Marples chisel set, spoke shaves, marking gauges, a wood tap, pad saw, veneer slitter, etc. 50 - 100
231. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE SAWS including Disston No. D23 and "Challenger", one by "Lakeside", etc. 30 - 60
232. A PATENT QUICK-ADJUST CLAMP, patented December 10, 1867. This early high gizmocity item is in excellent working condition. 50 - 100
233. A LOT OF STANLEY 45 AND 55 PARTS, all by STANLEY. Included are fences and stops, cam stops, screws, a screwdriver, arms, etc. 50 - 100
234. A SCHOOL DEMONSTRATION MAGNETO by the American Bosch Magneto Corp., Springfield, Massachusetts. This cast aluminum body device retains its original paper label and is in working condition. 60 - 120
235. A ROSEWOOD HANDLE SADDLER'S HAMMER by C.S. Osborne and Company, Harrison, New Jersey. This unusual oversize hammer is in clean and usable condition. 35 - 75
236. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is complete with two boxes of cutting irons and some hollow & round bases in its original American Chestnut box. 120 - 240
237. A LOT OF FIVE ASSORTED SPOKE SHAVES including a No. 85 "Razor Edge", a No. 67 "Universal" and brass and boxwood types. All are in excellent working order. 80 - 160
238. THREE UNCOMMON LAYOUT TOOLS, all by Charles G. Siewers, Cincinnati, Ohio. Included are a large try square, a mitre square and a sliding "T" bevel. Siewers was the son-in-law of Southeastern Pennsylvania maker E.W. Carpenter. 80 - 160
239. A LOT OF ELEVEN ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES, all by H. Chapin, Union Factory. Included are a set of ten rounds and an adjustable sash plane. 125 - 250
240. A LOT OF PARTS FOR METALLIC PLANES including a No. 171 door router having a good fence but a chipped body, circular, rabbet planes, etc. Many usable parts are included. 75 - 150
241. TWO EARLY TYPE PLOW PLANES including an applewood wedge arm type and a slotted arm type fashioned with wing nuts. 80 - 160
242. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including spoke shaves, scrapers, try square, saw makers' straight edges, a saw set, etc. 30 - 60
243. A classic ENGLISH BIT BRACE having a turned rosewood head by G. Buck, London, England. Also included is a working set of center bits. 60 - 120
244. FOUR MID-WEST MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a Sandusky bilection, a Sandusky reed No. 152, a Sandusky fenced ogee and an Ohio Tool ogee. 60 - 120
245. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including examples by Bradford, Tileston, Gibbs & Cation, J. Stiles, M. Read, Copeland, etc. 60 - 120
246. THREE HAND FORGED BUTTERISES, all American types. All have wood handles and are in clean and sound condition. 75 - 150
247. A lot of SIX CLEAN AND USABLE OILSTONES includinge examples in footed, flat and chamfer topped cases. All are in usable condition. 40 - 80
248. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 044, by Record. This example is complete with eight original cutters in a fitted wooden box. 50 - 100
249. A PATENT CAST BRONZE FUR STRETCHING DEVICE as patented by Alexander S. Grenstein, New York, New York, on September 27, 1932. This specialized tools was used for stretching fur collars. Today those collars are stretched by overeducated undercivilized persons who believe they can protect animals by acting exactly like them. 35 - 75
250. A ONE-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE of IVORY and German silver, No. 99 3/4, by the Chapin-Stephens Company. This rule has one small crack, but is otherwise excellent. The maker name is not marked on the rule, but the product number was unique to this maker. 100 - 200
251. A LOT OF ASSORTED CARVING TOOLS including chisels by Stanley and D.R. Barton and Buck Brothers carving tools. Also included is a machinists protractor of early manufacture. 50 - 100
252. TWO SHOWY ENGLISH MARKING GAUGES including one fashioned from solid brass and another of rosewood & brass. 90 - 180
253. A WORKING SET OF SIX "EVERLASTING" CHISELS, all No. 40, by STANLEY. All are bevel edge types. Widths include 1 3/4", 1 1/2", 3/4", 1/2", 1/4" & 1/8". All are in usable condition. From the John Meneely Collection. 120 - 240
254. TWO ENGLISH TYPE WOODWORKING PLANES including a rosewood wedge bullnose type and a Mahogany infill block plane. 60 - 120
255. A LOT OF CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are No. 71 and 271 router planes, a No. 82 scraper and planes Nos. 3, 5, 4 1/2 and 60 1/2 low angle block. 90 - 180
256. THREE DRILLING AND BORING TOOLS including a Reid patent screwdriver and two Wilson/Taylor Connecticut Pattern iron braces. 50 - 100
257. THREE LEVER ADJUST WRENCHES including a Universal plier type, one by the Wade Wrench Company and a Richards-McCabe "Model 10" that was never in Roswell, New Mexico nor used in Area 51. 50 - 100
258. THREE UNUSUAL PIPE WRENCHES including a "Gripso-Matic", Bonner Patent dated 1902 and a pivot-head "Ridgid". From the Hunter and Jean Pilkinton Collection. 50 - 100
259. FOUR INTERESTING SMALL WRENCHES including twist handle, double head and multi-plier type. Also included is a small double coach type 50 - 100
260. An UNHANDLED WEDGE ARM PLOW PLANE having four brass tips. This plane, which has an over struck mark, is in clean and sound condition. 40 - 80
261. A SCREW ARM BEECH PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts by Kilbourne Kuhns & Company, Columbus, Ohio. There is a chip from the tote horn on this plane bearing the imprint of this Central Ohio hardware dealer who produced planes between 1856 and 1859. 80 - 160
262. A PAIR OF PLANK MATCH MOLDING PLANES by T.J. McMaster & Company, Auburn, New York. These well preserved planes have screw adjust fences and are in excellent working order. 60 - 120
263. THREE EARLY NEW ENGLAND MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an I. Sleeper skew rabbet, an I. Lindenberger hollow and an A. Smith grooving plane. 125 - 250
264. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. Included are a No. 10 1/2 with 1/4" of the original iron remaining and a black japan finished No. 79 double side rabbet. 90 - 180
265. An EARLY WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including adjustable fence planes, a drip bead, router planes and a handled sash plane. Also included is a ship caulking mallet. 75 - 150
266. A WORKING SET OF MORTISE MACHINE BITS, all having tapered type shafts. Most appear to be in usable condition. From the Neil Stoll Collection. 50 - 100
267. THREE EARLY OFFICE ITEMS including two map measurers and a "Hotchkiss No. 1" stapler. Hotchkiss patented the first stapler of the type used today. To this day, the office stapler is known in Japan as a "Hotchkiss". 30 - 60
268. THREE HAND FORGED TRAVELERS including one having an "L" shaped handle. Also included in this grouping is a double caliper. 30 - 60
269. THREE UNCOMMON WOODWORKING TOOLS including a Reid patent archimedian drill, a Goodell-Pratt hand drill having a magazine handle and a Millers Falls coping saw that retains its original decal. 60 - 120
270. TWO EARLY WOODEN FISHING REELS, both used for fly casting. Both are in excellent condition. 80 - 160
271. A LOT OF FOUR CLEAN HAND SAWS including three backing types. Makers include Disston, Dunn and Richardson Brothers. 30 - 60
272. FIVE CLEAN COLLECTIBLE SAWS including a Wheeler, Madden & Clemson rip type and examples by Phoenix, Sheffiedl Saw Works, etc. 30 - 60
273. A VERNIER MICROMETER CALIPER, No. 28, by L.S. Starrett, Athol, Massachusetts. This precision tool has the "L.S. Starrett" imprint and etched graduations. It is in nearly new condition in its original box. 75 - 150
274. A SCREW ARM UNHANDLED PLOW PLANE by I. Sorby, Sheffield, England, complete with a set of cutting irons and in excellent working order. 50 - 100
275. A WORKING SET OF ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including bead and rabbet types. Many assorted sizes are included in this selection. 50 - 100
276. TWO HINGE FRONT TOOL CHESTS including one fashioned from walnut. The other has been painted. 50 - 100
277. FOUR CLEAN PARALLEL CUTTING IRONS, all with their chip breakers. Makers are Hildick and Howarth. 50 - 100
278. An EARLY HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including trammels, plumb bobs, etc. Some unusual plumb bobs are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
279. A LOT OF ASSORTED SAW SETS, all of English manufacture. Some "wrest" types, including some fashioned from solid brass, are included in this lot. 30 - 60
280. A LOT OF ASSORTED HANDLED WOODWORKING PLANES including a plank tongue & groove pair, a ram's horn scraper, a tongue & groove pair, pump log, gutter and rabbet types, etc. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 60 - 120
281. A LOT OF BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including many different forms. Some appear to be quite early. One is made from lead. 50 - 100
282. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 5 jack; No. 48 double tongue & groove; No. 75 bullnose rabbet; No. 71 1/2 router; No. 78 filletster and a No. 70 scraper. 60 - 120
283. TWO SASH RELATED MOLDING PLANES including a Seybold & Creagh sash and a Bensen & Crannell filletster. 50 - 100
284. FIVE EARLY AND UNUSUAL MARKING GAUGES including a Nicholls No. 17 steel gauge with serrated roller, a Reeves patent, a Cousino patent and two that are not marked. 80 - 160
285. TWO EAGLE MEDALLION HAND SAWS, both by Henry Disston, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included are a 20" finish type and a 28" rip saw. Both are in clean and sound condition. 35 - 75
286. THREE EXTRA CLEAN FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. All have brass calipers. Included are examples of the No. 32 1/2; No. 36 and No. 36 1/2 R. 80 - 160
287. A "NO. 2" SIZE SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 407 by Sargent and Company, New Haven, Connecticut. This mahogany handle plane has a replaced front knob, but is otherwise in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
288. TWO CA. 1950'S TOOL DISPLAY ITEMS including a Handyman tool display and a Disston rule and tape display. 35 - 75
289. THREE CLEAN MOLDING PLANES including a filletster and sash coping plane by Hunt & Wiseman, St. Louis, Missouri and a T. Clark double tongue & groove plane. 60 - 120
290. A LOT OF ASSORTED CAST IRON WRENCHES. Also included is a hub tool, tap & die set, etc. 60 - 120
291. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES including a left and right-hand stair rail planes and a compass sole quarter round. From the David Brandt Collection. 80 - 160
292. An unusual RATCHET BASE HAND VISE by Buck & Hickman London, England. This most unusual type vise is designed to be suspended by a strap. 60 - 120
293. A LOT OF "NOTCHED RECTANGLE" BENCH PLANE CUTTING IRONS, all by Stanley Tools. Also included are some spoke shave irons. All are in new condition. 75 - 150
294. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES including a No. 4 having a "Victory" blade and a "Keen Kutter" No. K 3. 40 - 80
295. An early HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including shoe forms, a mouse trap, a child's rolling pin, etc. 40 - 80
296. FOUR CLEAN LAYOUT TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Included are a 2" try square having a hang hole, try & mitre squares and a No. 93 marking gauge. 80 - 160
297. An PATENT UNIVERSAL JOINTED BRACE by A.G. Derlon, Paris, France. This graphic corner brace was patented August 23, 1892. This rosewood handle brace is in clean and complete condition. 120 - 240
298. An example of the MCKNIGHT'S PATENT CALIPER as produced by G.L. McKnight, Worcester, Massachusetts, patented May 28, 1867. This extra early caliper is complete and in excellent collector quality condition. 60 - 120
299. A PAIR OF HANDLED PLANK MATCH MOLDING PLANES, both by Israel White, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The toe is marked with the distinctive "tools" imprint on these plane. The "B" imprint rates one star for rarity in American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition. 60 - 120
300. A "MASTER QUALITY" COMBINATION PLANE, No. 84-3548, by Montgomery Ward. This plane is identical to the Stanley 45 and was produced by Stanley for Montgomery Wards. This example is in new condition in its original box, which retains much of its original label. 125 - 250
301. An example of the SHEPARD'S PATENT BIT BRACE as patened by the Peck, Stow and Wilcox Company, patented December 30, 1884. Also included is a set of Jennings auger bits. 50 - 100
302. A LOT OF THREE AGRICULTURAL TOOLS including two post hole diggers and a hand forged mattock. 40 - 80
303. A QUICK ADJUST PIPE WRENCH by the Irland Pipe Wrench Company, Boston, Massachusetts with a spring lever, patented July 7, 1903. 30 - 60
304. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including an Ellsworth 7/8" tongue & groove pair and a Iohn Green rabbet. Makers include Farrand, Higgs, Desforges, etc. 60 - 120
305. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including hollow augers, spoke pointers, a marking gauge, a combination square, a mitre square, a draw knife, a Keen Kutter draw knife, etc. 80 - 160
306. TWO MONTREAL MAKER PLOW PLANES including a Wallace screw arm and a J. Dawson wedge arm type. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 50 - 100
307. A SCREW-ADJUST PIPE WRENCH by E. Wright, patented June 30, 1896. This uncommon wrench is shown in the Schulz book on Antique & Unusual wrenches as No. 642. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkinton Collection. 35 - 75
308. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE MARKING GAUGES, all by STANLEY included are examples of the No. 64; No. 64 1/2; No. 65; No. 65 1/2 and a No. 165 ungraduated type. All are in excellent overall condition. From the Neil Stoll Collection. 80 - 160
309. An early CAST IRON LODGE EMBLEM by the Order of United American Mechanics. This graphic bygone has an "arm & hammer" device. It retains much of its original paint. 40 - 80
310. SIX SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including a Sandusky double tongue and groove No. 99; a Wm. Moss complex molding plane; 1/2" tongue and groove pair by the Auburn Tool Company; and a Sandusky "Special". 40 - 80
311. THREE CANADIAN MAKER COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES a cove and astragal by Dalpe; a double iron complex molder by Dawson; and a double iron molder by Wallace. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 80 - 160
312. A SET OF ONE OWNER MOLDING PLANES by Shiverick and Malcom, Brooklyn, New York. Included are an adjustable sash, bead, three hollow and round pairs, No. 4, 6 and 16; and two odd rounds. From the Eric Olson Collection. 125 - 250
313. A STEPPED SET OF EIGHT BEAD MOLDING PLANES including two 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 1/2", 5/8", 3/4"; and 7/8" sizes. 100 - 200
314. TWO ENGLISH WEDGE LOCK ARM PLOW PLANES including an I. Cox example having four brass tips and another by John Moseley also having brass tips. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 40 - 80
315. A LOT OF NINE CLEAN BITSTOCK TOOLS including hollow augers and spoke pointers. Both adjustable and fixed types are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
316. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED REFERENCE BOOKS including Al Sellens' "Dictionary of American Hand Tools" and "The Stanley Plane", R.A. Salaman's "Dictionary of Woodworking Tools", Reg Eaton's "The Ultimate Brace" and some color pages from Roger K. Smith's books. 60 - 120
317. THREE CLEAN COACH MAKERS' TOOLS including a double pistol router, a curved draw knife and a hand made router. 75 - 150
318. A LOT OF WOOD AND METAL MARKING GAUGES including examples by Sorby, Disston & Morss, Stanley, Goodell-Pratt. etc. 60 - 120
319. TWO PRIMITIVE FARM ITEMS including a turned wooden funnel and a wooden grain scoop. 80 - 160
320. A MISCELLANEOUS EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including scrapers, chisels, a plane, gouges, stones, etc. Makers include Stanley, Starrett, Snell, etc. 30 - 60
321. A TWO-FOOT, TWO-FOLD FOLDING RULE, No. 26, by the Chapin-Stephens Company, Pine Meadow, Connecticut with extension slide. This rule has "Middle" and "Edge" scales . There are minor stains on one end, but it is otherwise excellent. 60 - 120
322. A HARDWOOD FLUTING TOOL, No. 197, by Stanley Tools. This uncommon looped end cutting tool is in clean and sound condition. 30 - 60
323. TWO UNUSED FIBRE BOARD PLANES, No. 194 and No. 1951, both by Stanley Tools. One includes its original price marking. Both retain some 99% of their original black japan finish. 100 - 200
324. A RICHARDS AND WALKER PATENT PIPE WRENCH by the Irland Pipe Wrench Company, Boston, Massachusetts, patented October 15, 1907. This uncommon lever adjust wrench is in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
325. A WINCHESTER GRAIN SCALE by the Buffalo Scale Company, Buffalo, New York. This graduated brass beam scale is very nicely patinated. From the William Eviston Collection. 90 - 180
326. An example of PALMER'S PATENT JOINTER PLANE as produced by the Metallic Plane Company, Auburn, New York. This non-adjustable type plane is in excellent overall condition. 60 - 120
327. A LOT OF FOUR BROAD FOLDING RULES including a Stanley 72 1/2, 78 1/2 and No. 79 board measure. Also included is an H. Chapin No. 26. All have some staining, but are otherwise clean and sound. 60 - 120
328. TWO WEDGE ARM WOODEN PLANES including an A. & E. Baldwin plow and a Shepley sash filletster. 60 - 120
329. TWO OUT-OF-PRINT TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS, both by Kenneth D. Roberts. Included are "Some Nineteenth Century English Woodworking Tools" and "Wooden Planes in America", Volume I, which is signed by the author. 60 - 120
330. A TWO-FOOT, THREE-FOLD FOLDING RULE, No. 2062 by Lufkin. This uncommon rule has an integral level in the center section. It is marked with the designation "Pat. Pending". 120 - 240
331. FOUR TOOL RELATED REFERENCE BOOKS including Hummel's "With Hammer in Hand", Paul Kebabian "American Woodworking Tools", R.A. Salaman's "Dictionary of Tools" and Bjerkoe's "Cabinet Makers of America". 50 - 100
332. An example of BARRETT'S PATENT MARKING GAUGE as produced by the Leavitt Manufacturing Company, Orange, Massachusetts, patented June 12, 1888. It is marked with the designation "Other pat's pend." and is in top condition. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 30 - 60
333. An example of GOODELLS PATENT BIT BRACE as produced by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts, patented July 14, 1868. This uncommon brace has been give the "A" rating for "less than five examples seen" in the Pearson book on American Patented Braces. 35 - 75
334. TWO NEW JERSEY MAKER MARKING GAUGES including a D.M. Lyon boxwood gauge and a Lyon & Clearman gauge fashioned from mahogany. From the William Eviston Collection. 60 - 120
335. A SHIPWRIGHTS BEVEL RULE, No. 42, by the C-S Company, Pine Meadow, Connecticut. This double brass blade is in essentially unused condition. 50 - 100
336. A LOT OF ASSORTED TRANSITIONAL PLANES including examples by Stanley, Sargent, etc. All are offered for parts or restoration. 40 - 80
337. A LOT OF ASSORTED BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including some unsusual shapes and some surveyor types. 50 - 100
338. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including spoke shave, a Ka-Bar knife, Maydole hammer. Vaughn hammer and a Millers Falls hammer. 35 - 75
339. A MODERN HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including back saws, screwdrivers, cutting irons, tool rolls, "Yankee" & brace screwdriver bits, etc. 80 - 160
340. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including back saws, chisels, gouges, reciprocating screwdrivers and bits, etc. All are in brand new condition. 35 - 75
341. TWO OUT-OF-PRINT REFERENCE BOOKS, both by Dave Heckel. Included are copies of "The Stanley No. 45 Plane" and "Sargent Planes Identification and Value Guide". Both are in unused condition. 50 - 100
342. FIVE EXTRA CLEAN MOLDING PLANES including an A. Kelly side rabbet pair, a livingson filletster plane, T.J. McMaster bead and a quarter round by Marten Doscher. 50 - 100
343. A LOT OF ASSORTED HATCHETS AND HAMMERS, all by Fayette R. Plumb, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Some retain their original labels. Shingling and splitting hatchets and claw hammers are included in this grouping. 40 - 80
344. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE SPOKE SHAVES including single and double types. Makers include Stanley, Bacheller, S. & T., etc. 30 - 60
345. A LOT OF ASSORTED TOOL HANDLES including exampoles by Bridgeport, Fray, Millers Falls, etc. One leather stitching type is included. Most retain most of their original tools. 40 - 80
346. THREE EARLY DRILLING TOOLS including a Reid Patent screwdriver, a wood body bow drill and a reciprocating archimedian drill. 40 - 80
347. TWO EARLY ENGLISH BRACES including plated and unplated types. Both are in clean and usable condition. One is by E. Windle & Company and the other is by Newbould. 60 - 120
348. A "BETTER HOME" "DEFIANCE" TOOL BOX, No. 895, by Stanley Tools. Many original tools, including a "Handyman" saw, are included in this box. 125 - 250
349. THREE CLEAN TRANSITIONAL PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 23, 32 and 33 and a New York Tool Company smoothing plane are included. Two of the transitional planes are pre-lateral types. 30 - 60
350. An ENGRAVED SHELL CASING ORNAMENTED WITH "TRENCH ART". It has all manner of decoration together with the inscription "Mother from Paul". "El Paso, Texas 1926". What mother would not think the sacrifice of raising a son more than worth it upon receiving the thoughtful gift of a brass shell casing? A shell casing only a mother could love. 40 - 80
351. A SET OF EIGHT PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS, all by W. Butcher, Sheffield, England. All have the same trademark and are in clean and usable condition. 50 - 100
352. A CAST IRON BLOCK PLANE by the Metallic Plane Company, Auburn, New York. This well preserved example retains its original wooden wedge and is in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
353. A FULL SET OF "BLUEGRASS" BRAND TWIST AUGER BITS, all No. B4713, by the Belknap Hardware Company, Louisville, Kentucky. The original box retains its full paper label and both bits and box are in excellent condition. 80 - 160
354. A TWO AND ONE-HALF INCH WIDTH CARPENTERS SLICK by the Peck Stow & Wilcox Company, Southington, Connecticut. This oversize precision tool retains its original handle and is in clean and usable condition. 80 - 160
355. A brand new, UNUSED COPY OF VOLUME II CLASSIC "PATENTED TRANSITIONAL AND METALLIC PLANES IN AMERICA" by Roger K. Smith. In addition to a tremendous amount of information about the makers of patented planes and great color photographs, the book has a full listing of United States Patents issued for metallic planes and a directory of hardware dealers who produced "brand name" planes. An absolutely essential book for the antique tool reference library. 50 - 100
356. A HANDLED SCRAPER PLANE, No. 112, by STANLEY. This rosewood handle plane retains its original cutting iron. Fully 90% of the original black japan finish remains on this ready to use example. 80 - 160
357. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES, all by British makers. Hollow & round, bead, rabbet types, etc. are included. 60 - 120
358. A MISCELLANEOUS WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including block planes, a scraper, an E.A. Stearns jointer gauge, stair shave, Record spoke shave, etc. 50 - 100
359. THREE PHILADA. MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an H. White screw arm sash; an R. and W.C. Biddle coping plane; and a 1" lignum boxed bead by G. White. 40 - 80
360. THREE PRECISION HAND TOOLS including a German protractor and two Keuffel & Esser planimeters. 40 - 80
361. A COLLECTION OF FIVE CORNER BRACES including examples by Goodell-Pratt, Stanley, Fray, etc. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkington Collection. 50 - 100
362. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a No. 39 two-fold rule, drafting set, catalogues, etc. 30 - 60
363. A LOT OF EARLY WOOD SHAFT GOLF IRONS, all marked "Made in U.S.A". Examples marked "Gene Sarazen", W.H. Brine, Burke, W. Hagen and H. Partridge are included in this lot. 60 - 120
364. A lot of THREE ASSORTED CARPENTERS SLICKS. Some early types and some retaining their original handles are included. All are in need of a light cleaning. 75 - 150
365. A lot of assorted COOPERS TRUSS HOOPS including small and large sizes. All are in excellent condition. 60 - 120
366. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is complete with a full box of cutting irons in its early American Chestnut box. The box top is a later replacement. 75 - 150
367. A LOT OF ASSORTED COOPERS' TOOLS including European crozes, a D.R. Barton cooper's axe, sun plane, draw knives, a spoke shave and a small barrel are includeded in this grouping. 80 - 160
368. FOUR NEW JERSEY MAKER SPIRIT LEVELS including three by Wm. Johnson and one by "P. Quigley". Both Mahogany and Cuban Mahogany examples are included in this lot. 100 - 200
369. NINE ROSEWOOD HANDLE LEATHER TOOLS including creases, a slitter, needles, etc. 60 - 120
370. A LOT OF LEATHER WORKERS CUTTING DIES including many assorted shapes. All are in clean and usable condition. 80 - 160
371. A BORING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Sheffield bit brace, a European breast drill, early type bits, etc. 60 - 120
372. A HANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts by G.W. Denison & Company, Winthrop, Connecticut. Included with this well preserved plane is a set of seven cutting irons by Moulson Brothers. 120 - 240
373. A CLASSIC WOODEN "SPILL" PLANE marked with the owner imprint of one "R. Parker. 60 - 120
374. A LAMINATED BEECH "SPILL" PLANE held together with screws. The mark of the original owner/maker, one "F. Ebbage" is marked on the side. 60 - 120
375. THREE "WHIMSY" TYPE HAMMERS including two double claw type and a double headed hammer, all of later manufacture, are included. 50 - 100
376. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including molding planes, a smoothing plane, chisels, gouges, a scraper, etc. 60 - 120
377. THREE EARLY KITCHEN VESSELS including an F.H. Cowden, Harrisburg jar; an unmarked stoneware jar; and a tin teapot. 50 - 100
378. TWO EIGHT-POINT CROSSCUT SAWS including a "Buckeye" No. 43 and an E.C. Atkins No. 53 having a carved applewood handle. 60 - 120
379. A CLASSIC SKEW BLADE "SPILL" PLANE fashioned from European birch. This plane is in excellent working condition. 60 - 120
380. TWO ENGLISH MAKER SASH RELATED PLANES including a Cowell & Chapman fenced filletster and a Cox & Luckman moving filletster. Both are in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
381. A LOT OF ASSORTED PLANES including molding and horn types. Some appear to be quite early. Both single and double blade examples are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
382. An AGRICULTURAL ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including grain shovels, double and single row "bull" rakes, a hog carrier and a mitre jack 90 - 180
383. A LOT OF CONNECTICUT MAKER FOLDING RULES including Stanley rules No. 32 1/2 and 36 1/2; Upson Nut Nos. 68 and 84; Chapin-Stephens No. 62 and 68, etc. 80 - 160
384. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is complete with a full double box of cutting irons, and both the short and long arms. 60 - 120
385. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING TOOLS including two backing saws, two coopers adzes and a D.R. Barton cooper's spoke shave. 60 - 120
386. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE EDGE TOOLS including a Jennings & Griffin corner chisel; a J.S. Benjamin, Dayton, Ohio corner chisel; a Van Camp corner chisel and a carpenter's slick marked "I. Keller". 50 - 100
387. TWO CLEAN PRECISION LEVELS, both by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. An inclinometer type and a twelve-inch carpenter type are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
388. A classic "ULTIMATUM" STYLE BRACE by Alfred Ridge. This ebony infill brace retains its original IVORY ring. 250 - 500
389. FOUR CLEAN COLLECTIBLE MARKING GAUGES including examples by Curtis in rosewood; a boxwood gauge having a solid brass head; a cam-lock rosewood gauge and a rosewood mortise gauge. 50 - 100
390. THREE DETROIT MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a Noyes double tongue & groove and a Hamlin 7/8" tongue & groove pair. 60 - 120
391. A LOT OF ASSORTED SLATER'S TOOLS including stakes, rippers and hammers. All are inusable condition, but could use a light cleaning. 80 - 160
392. A PATENTED BRONZE DIVIDER by O. Stoddard, Detroit, Michigan, patented August 27, 1872. This early patent layout tool has extra long legs having articulated brass joints near the tips. From the William Eviston Collection. 60 - 120
393. A ROSEWOOD STAINED SPIRIT LEVEL in an unusual small size from Portland, Maine hardware company, E.T. Burrowes Company. This example is in nearly new condition. 50 - 100
394. A PATENT MAHOGANY STEREOPTICON by Underwood & Underwood, New York, New York, patented October 11, 1904. This classic early Twentieth Century household item includes a wide range of cards, including some in color. 75 - 150
395. An example of MERRICK'S PATENT NUT WRENCH as patented by S. Merrick. This early wrench is marked with the designation "Patent". It is shown in the Schulz book as No. 832. 80 - 160
396. A LOT OF HAND FORGED CHOPPERS including and a cleaver by Beatty. Some graphic forms are included in this grouping. 75 - 150
397. An UNHANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts by E. & C. Carter, Troy, New York. This well preserved plow has only some minor thread chips to note as an "apology". 60 - 120
398. THREE BRASS BOUND FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are examples of the No. 54, 62 and 62 1/2. All have been very little used. 35 - 75
399. TWO ASSORTED COMBINATION PLANES including an early Siegley type and a Stanley No. 45 with two boxes of cutting irons. 50 - 100
400. A COMBINATION PLANE, No. 1080, by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Some original irons are included with this plane. 50 - 100
401. A COLLECTION OF EARLY DRAW KNIVES and also somescorps, inshaves. routers, etc. Many hand forged types are included. 75 - 150
402. A LOT OF REPRINTED AND ORIGINAL CATALOGUES including also a box of Crescent Wrench parts, Stanley level parts and some Starrett school guides. 30 - 60
403. FIVE EARLY COLLECTIBLE MARKING GAUGES, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 68 "Type 1"; an early No. 70 Mahogany gage; a No. 80 that is not marked with the maker name; and a No. 77 rosewood mortise gauge. From the Neil Stoll Collection. 60 - 120
404. FIVE BRITISH MAKER COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including examples by Watkins, Lourie, Wm. Moss, I. Green and an unmarked complex molding plane. 50 - 100
405. A LOT OF CANADIAN MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by Wallace, Monty, Crane & Company, etc. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 50 - 100
406. A SET OF "RUSSELL JENNINGS" AUGER BITS, No. 32 1/2, by Stanley Tools. All are in new in their original box. Also included is a Stanley No. 965 ratchet bit brace. 60 - 120
407. A LOT OF ASSORTED EARLY BRACES AND BRACE TOOLS including two Stanley braces, a Russell Jennings auger bit set in a cloth roll, some washer cutters and an auger bit extension. 60 - 120
408. An EARLY WOODEN ROUNDING ENGINE. having a steel faced shaft. This early woodworking tool is in clean and usable condition. 60 - 120
409. A CHANTRELL'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE SOCKET WRENCH by Felix Chantrell, patented February 28, 1882. This uncommon "T" handle is in excellent overall condition. 50 - 100
410. FIVE BRASS PLUMB BOBS including some having unusual forms. Some appear to be quite early. From the William Eviston Collection. 80 - 160
411. A lot of FOUR FOLDING RULES including a Stanley 54; Lufkin No. 781; Upson Nut No. 69; and an H. Chapin No. 73. All are in clean and sound condition. 35 - 75
412. A ONE-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE of IVORY and German silver, No. 40, by STANLEY. This square joint, fully bound rule has a minor crack in the body and has aged to a medium yellow color. 90 - 180
413. THREE HEIS FAMILY WOODEN PLANES including a D. Heis bead and nosing plane and a J. Heis plank match groove type. 60 - 120
414. FOUR TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Goodman's "History of Woodworking Tools"; R.A. Salaman's "Dictionary of Woodworking Tools"; Paul Kebabian's "American Woodworking Tools", etc. 60 - 120
415. THREE HOLLOWING MOLDING PLANES, all by E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Examples marked No. 4, 6 and "1 1/2" 1/16" are included. Also included is a beech marking gauge, also marked with the Carpenter imprint. 75 - 150
416. THREE EXTRA CLEAN ERIC SLOANE BOOKS, all by Eric Sloane. Included in this lot are copies of "An Age of Barns"; "ABC of Americana"; and "A Natural History Bonus Book". All are in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
417. A LOT OF FIVE ASSORTED TOOL HANDLES including examples by Millers Falls, Bridgeport Hardware, H. Aiken and a Fray Patent type. 50 - 100
418. A LOT OF SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including an Ohio Tool tongue & groove pair in the 1/2" size; a W.B. Belch side rabbet pair and nosing, bead and rabbet types, etc. 90 - 180
419. A set of diminutive COACH MAKERS PLANES including badger, chamfer, rabbet and scraper types. 75 - 150
420. A LOT OF CLEAN AND USABLE STANLEY PARTS, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are cap irons, router plane parts, a frog for a No. 6, a reproduction of the slitter from a Dorn's Patent plane slitter, etc. 60 - 120
421. A COLLECTION OF SPECIAL PURPOSE STANDS including two drill stands, an office stamp holder and an Eclipse, St. Louis, Missouri cast iron nail cup. 30 - 60
422. An unusual LARGE SIZE BROSNIHAN PATENT WRENCH by the Brosnihan Wrench Company, Worcester, Massachusetts, patented September 4, 1900. The top serration is missing from this wrench. 15 - 30
423. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED REFERENCE BOOKS including Al Sellens' "The Stanley Plane" and "Woodworking Planes"; "The Hammer" by Baird & Comerford; William Goodman's "History of Woodworking Tools" and Jack Devitt's "Ohio Tool Makers". 60 - 120
424. A lot of SEVEN ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES a including 1/2" tongue and groove pair; a 1/4" round; a W. Cuddy compass sole plane; a working pair of side rabbets, etc. 35 - 75
425. A SOLID BRASS BASKET MAKERS SPLITTER by J. Buck, London, England. This screw adjust type tool is in excellent working condition and could be put directly to use. 80 - 160
426. A COLLECTION OF SIX SARGENT BLOCK PLANES, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Examples of the No. 106, 217, 427, 207, 107 and 206 are included. 40 - 80
427. A SKEW-BLADE BLOCK PLANE with removable side, No. 140, by STANLEY. An excellent example of an uncommon special purpose Stanley block plane. It is in top working order and retains approximately 90% of its original black japan finish and most of the nickel plating on the cap. 80 - 160
428. A LOT OF ASSORTED SHARPENING STONES AND CHISELS. Paring, firmer and corner chisels as well as some gouges are included. Makers include D.R. Barton, Buck, Butcher, etc. 75 - 150
429. FOUR EARLY BLACKSMITH IMAGES including photographs. and etchings, etc. Photographs of farriers and blacksmiths are included in this grouping. 25 - 50
430. A LOT OF POCKET WATCHES including examples having gold and silver colored cases. Makers include Ansonia, New Haven, Ingersoll, etc. 60 - 120
431. A LOT OF MODERN MAKER POCKET KNIVES including examples by Winchester, Buck, Camillus and Imperial. 60 - 120
432. A LOT OF ASSORTED HAND SAWS, all by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Crosscut, rip, backing types, etc. are included. All are in usable condition. 50 - 100
433. A SET OF THREE "POLLY" ADJUSTABLE WRENCHES, all by the Gellman Wrench Corp., Rock Island, Illinois, patented April 17, 1923. Examples of the 6", 9" and 12" sizes are included. 40 - 80
434. TEN BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including some surveyor types. Some appear to be quite early. 80 - 160
435. NINE ROXTON POND, QUEBEC MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an S. Dalpe "Guele de Loupe" pair, an S. Willard hollow & round pair in the 3/4" , double iron and nosing planes, etc. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 60 - 120
436. A CLASSIC "SHEFFIELD" PATTERN BRACE by D. Flather & Sons, Sheffield, England. Some original bits are included with this clean brace that has a turned ebony head. 60 - 120
437. An early HAND FORGED MUSKRAT TRAP having a forged hook on the end. 60 - 120
438. A LOT OF EARLY SCATTER RUGS including hooked and oriental types. Both oval and rectangular forms are included. Some have floral decoration. 100 - 200
439. THREE INDIANA MAKER WOODWORKING PLANES including an Oakley & French filletster; a smoothing plane by J. Hughes, Richmond; and a full boxed bead plane by H.M. Park. 50 - 100
440. THREE SPIRAL RATCHET SCREWDRIVERS, all by S.F. Bowser & Company, Fort Wayne, Indiana. All are marked "Patented" and are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
441. FIVE NEW ENGLAND MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a H.L. James handled sash and planes by C. Warren, J. & M. Tabe, J. Kellogg and a Chapin-Stephens nosing plane. 60 - 120
442. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is complete in its early American Chestnut box with two full boxes of cutting irons. 60 - 120
443. A ROSEWOOD PLUMB & LEVEL, No. 10, by Stratton Brothers. This diminutive brass bound level with plumb vial is in clean and sound condition. 100 - 200
444. Three exotic wood and brass levels including a Hockley Abbey Mahogany example; an unmarked ebony solid brass top level; and a "Warranted" level fashioned from Brazilian Rosewood. 50 - 100
445. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3 and 4 smooth, No. 5 jack, No. 6 fore, No. 81 scraper, No. 60 1/2 low angle block and No. 110 block are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
446. A 1/4" WIDTH CAST IRON DADO PLANE, No. 3060, by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Connecticut. This elaborate casting plane retains some 65% of its original black japan finish. 80 - 160
447. An OAK MACHINISTS TOOL CHEST which retains its original finish. Some empty machinists tool boxes are included in the box. 100 - 200
448. TWO "CAYUGA" BRAND EMBOSSED AXES, both by Barker, Rose & Kimball, Elmira, New York. Both and double bit types are included. One has a replaced handle. 40 - 80
449. TWO EARLY CARPENTERS SLICKS, both by Wm. Beatty, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. One is marked "Philadelphia" and the other "Beatty & Sons". 80 - 160
450. FOUR EARLY SPIRIT LEVELS, all by L.L. Davis, Springfield, Massachusetts. Examples in the 20", 26", and 30" sizes are included. The are fashioned from Cuban Mahogany and mahogany. 100 - 200
451. FIVE HANDLED MOLDING PLANES including a washboard type having a replacement wedge, nosing, rabbet and gutter types. Also included is a coach maker's router. 90 - 180
452. A BASKET MAKER'S "SPELK" PLANE. These were used for cutting splints for basket making. This one shows some evidence of woodworm visitation, but is sound and appears to be in usable condition. From the Carl Bostrom Collection. 60 - 120
453. A LOT OF EARLY TOOL CATALOGUES including examples by Lufkin, Starrett, Brown & Sharpe, etc. Some Audel books, etc. are included in this grouping. 40 - 80
454. A BORING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including an English brace, early bits, a bung reamer, a non-adjustable corner brace, gimlets, etc. An interesting assortment. 50 - 100
455. A LOT OF ASSORTED SCREW BOXES AND TAPS including four with original taps. All are in clean and usable condition. 80 - 160
456. A LOT OF SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including complex, groove, astragal, rabbet and round types, etc. 60 - 120
457. A LOT OF CANADIAN MAKER MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, tongue, dado type, etc. Makers include A. Monty, S. Dalpe, Dawson, Wallace, etc. 60 - 120
458. A LOT OF SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES including pump log, bookbinder plow, reeding and ogee cornice molding types. Some "primitive" types are included in this grouping. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 80 - 160
459. A LOT OF ASSORTED BLOCK PLANES including a "B" plane, and examples by Sargent, Stanley, the Hunt Manufacturing Company, Siegley, etc. 60 - 120
460. TWO CLEAN AND EARLY COOPERS TOOLS including a massive pair of dividers and a wooden spring-handle bung knocker. 80 - 160
461. An example of SPEICHER'S PATENT BROADCAST SEEDER as produced by the Cyclone Seeder Company, Urbana, Indiana. This seeder, which was patented on July 25, 1905, retains its full paper label. 20 - 40
462. SEVEN CLEAN AND USABLE MOLDING PLANES including an assembled unfenced table joint pair, a 1/2" tongue and groove pair and a 3/4" tongue & groove pair. Makers include M. Crannell, Gladwin & Appleton, etc. 80 - 160
463. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including rules, number stamps, folding rules, marking gauges, tape measures, etc. Makers include Stanley, Starrett, Master, etc. 35 - 75
464. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN "BLUEGRASS" TOOLS, all by the Belknap Hardware Company, Louisville, Kentucky. Included in this grouping are 7 oz. and 13 oz. hammers, hammer handles and two try squares. 50 - 100
465. An example of JAMES' PATENT "UNIVERSAL TESTOMETER" by the Sandwich Electric Company, Sandwich, Illinois, patented April 6, 1909. An interesting special purpose patented measuring tool. 50 - 100
466. THREE PHILADELPHIA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a JN. Gordon quarter round, W. Brooks complex molder and an E.W. Pennell double lignum boxed bead. From the William Eviston Collection. 80 - 160
467. A "LIGHTING" BRAND BUNION STRETCHER as patented by Charles L. Passmore, Fulton, Illinois on October 12, 1897. The best of the patented bunion stretchers, in the opinion of Mr. Passmore. 35 - 75
468. A RARE 1/2" SIZE METRIC MICROMETER, No. 232 M, by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. This brushed chrome finish example is in new condition in its original box. 50 - 100
469. TWO UNUSED GUN CLEANING KITS, both by W.L. Marble, Gladstone, Michigan. Also included is a knife advertising broadside from the Hotchkissville Knife Company of Hotchkissville, Connecticut, who operated in the 1870's. 75 - 150
470. TWO METRIC AND ENGLISH FOLDING RULES including one with a caliper. Both are fashioned from a material similar to bone or ivory. 60 - 120
471. A LOT OF ASSORTED CHISELS AND LATHE TOOLS. Also included is a mallet. Many usable tools are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
472. A LOT OF NON-STANLEY WOODWORKING PLANES including an Ohio No. O7 jointer; Union No. 6 fore plane; Sargent No. 409, Wards Filletster plane, etc. 60 - 120
473. A LATER "BEDROCK" JACK PLANE, No. 605, by STANLEY. This plane is marked with the ca. 1910 trademark. The japan finish has been "enhanced" and the plane appears nearly new. Ready to use. 60 - 120
474. A LOT OF EARLY WOOD SHAFT GOLF IRONS including examples by Wright & Ditson, Davaga, St. Andrews, Bee Line and Wicklow. 80 - 160
475. A SET OF FOUR SPECIAL ORDER BENCH PLANES. All have octagonal strike buttons and some have ebony handles. All have Ohio Tool Company cutting irons and may have been a special order item. 200 - 400
476. A PATENT UNIVERSAL COMBINATION PLANE, No. 55, by STANLEY. This example is complete with four boxes of cutting irons and in excellent working condition. 250 - 500
477. A lot of FOUR ASSORTED BENCH PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 4 smooth, 78 filletster, 194 fibreboard and No. H 104 "Handyman" are included. Also included is a No. 151 double adjustable spokeshave. 60 - 120
478. A CAST IRON DADO PLANE, No. 39, by STANLEY. This 3/4" size example is in clean, complete and thoroughly usable condition. 75 - 150
479. A QUICK ADJUST NUT WRENCH by Benton. This twist handle type wrench retains some 90% of its original nickel plating. 30 - 60
480. A LOT OF ASSORTED TOOL BOXES, all by Stanley Tools. Both metal and wooden boxes, including a box for a No. 45 plane, an axe box, etc. are included. 50 - 100
481. A CLASSIC BEECH BODY "SPILL" PLANE. This well preserved example is marked with the owner imprint of one "Wm. Samson". It is in excellent working condition and includes some original spills. 60 - 120
482. A PATENT COMBINATION PLANE, No. 55, by STANLEY. This clean and usable example is complete with fifty two cutting irons in four boxes. It is complete and in excellent working order. Much of the original label remains on the original American Chestnut box. 300 - 600
483. THREE CLEAN ENGLISH TOOLS including a Rabone rule and level combination tool and two rosewood levels. All are in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
484. A LOT OF SPECIAL PURPOSE CUTTING IRONS, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are irons for the No. 66 beader, No. 1 smoother, a No. 78 fence and stops, a No. 100 1/2 cutting iron, etc. All are in top condition and ready to upgrade a plane or two that need a cutting iron. 50 - 100
485. An example of CARLETON'S PATENT JOINTER PLANE, No. X NO. 8, by the Union Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Connecticut, patented December 8, 1903. This example is in clean, sound and complete condition. From the William Eviston Collection. 75 - 150
486. A RARE AND EARLY "TYPE II" COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This ivy decorated plane is complete with a full box of cutting irons. From the John Meneely Collection. 80 - 160
487. TWO PHILADELPHIA MAKER SASH MOLDING PLANES including a D. Colton adjustable sash and a John Bell sash coping plane. Both are in excellent collector quality condition. From the Donald Nesslage Collection. 90 - 180
488. TWO EXTRA CLEAN FOLDING RULES, both by STANLEY. Included in this lot are examples of the No. 62 full bound two-foot, four-fold and a No. 69 one-foot, four-fold that is not marked with the Stanley name. From the James Doerflinger Collection. 40 - 80
489. THREE EARLY PATENT APPLE PARERS including a Goodell "Bay State" and two by Baltimore makers Sinclair Scott. All are in clean and sound condition. 75 - 150
490. A LOT OF ASSORTED "KEEN KUTTER" ITEMS, all by the E.C. Simmons Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri. Included in this lot are an embossed axe, jointer plane, food grinder, handled scraper, etc. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
491. TWO EARLY WOODWORKING TOOLS, both by E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Included in this lot are a beechwood marking gauge having a boxwood mortise slide and a round molding plane. 90 - 180
492. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Crescent tool display, screwdrivers, bevels, folding rules, etc. 50 - 100
493. An early SPECIAL PURPOSE AGRICULTURAL FORK of unknown original intended function. Mrs. Donnelly was overcome with curiosity about this tool and came to the conclusion that it was a rutabaga fork. She went down to the root cellar and pulled out three fairly good sized rutabagas and they slipped right through the tines. Back to square one. An interesting agricultural tool. 50 - 100
494. A SCARCE DOUBLE BLADE SPOKE SHAVE, No. 62, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the early "Arch" trademark on this clean example. Some 80% of the original black japan finish remains. 80 - 160
495. A COLLECTIBLE ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including hand-woven buggy whips, a Henry Disston speed indicator, a wrench, and an arrow nock cutter. 50 - 100
496. A LOT OF HAND FORGED CALIPERS AND DIVIDERS including spring and screw adjust types. Some graphic forms are included in this grouping. 75 - 150
497. A LOT OF ASSORTED TOOL HANDLES, all in a hinged wooden box. Examples by Millers Falls, Stanley, Fray and the Bridgeport Hardware & Machine Company are included. All are in excellent condition and include most of their original tools. 30 - 60
498. A SEVEN-INCH SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 2, by STANLEY. The ca. 1920's era "Sweetheart" trademark is imprinted on the cutting iron of this example, which has a chip from the front rail. The wood, cutter, frog and lever cap are in excellent condition. Offered for parts or restoration. 80 - 160
499. A LOT OF ENGLISH MARKING GAUGES including examples fashioned from ebony, rosewood, etc. All are in clean and sound condition. 75 - 150
500. A LOT OF EARLY KITCHEN CHOPPERS including one dated "1885". All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
501. A HARLEQUIN SET OF HOLLOW AND ROUND MOLDING PLANES including seven pairs hollows & rounds and a stepped set of eight boxed bead planes. 100 - 200
502. A LOT OF BOXWOOD HANDLE GOUGES AND CHISELS, all by English makers. Makers include Sorby, Acorn, Ward, etc. 60 - 120
503. SIX CLEAN CLAW HAMMERS including a "Bluegrass" 7 oz.; a Kelly 7 oz.; a 12 oz. Capewell; Champion claw hammer, etc. From the John Venable Collection. 40 - 80
504. A LOT OF CANADIAN MAKER SASH MOLDING PLANES including filletster, fixed and adjustable sash molders. Makers include Desforges, Monty, Wallace, Dalpe, Dawson, etc. All are in clean and sound condition. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 50 - 100
505. A LOT OF CLEAN ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including snipe, quarter round tongue and groove, bead, hollow and round, etc. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 50 - 100
506. THREE NEW ENGLAND MAKER MOLDING PLANES a modified Jo. Fuller; an L. Little tongue plane; and a D. Presbry bead. 60 - 120
507. A LOT OF EARLY WOOD SHAFT GOLF IRONS, all marked "Made in U.S.A" . Makers include Wilson, Kroyon and Louisville makers Hillerich & Bradsby. All are in clean and sound condition. 80 - 160
508. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including marking gauges, bevels, try squares, a wheelwrights reamer, pliers, wrenches, etc. 60 - 120
509. A COLLECTION OF FIVE ASSORTED STAIR SAWS including tail and "D" handle types. Some unusual forms are included in this assortment. 90 - 180
510. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including corner and ratchet braces, an armourer's brace, shoe peg trimmers, etc. 80 - 160
511. FOUR CLEAN AND SOUND LEVELS, all by STANLEY. Included in this grouping are examples of the No. 0, No. 15 laminated body, No. 96 rosewood brass bound and an early pre-Hand-E feature No. 0. 90 - 180
512. A LOT OF ASSORTED NINETEENTH CENTURY SCREWDRIVERS including including patented examples by Gay, Thayer, Goodell-Pratt, Millers Falls. etc. A very nice representative selection of ideas whose time never came. 60 - 120
513. A LOT OF UNUSUAL SPECIAL PURPOSE BRACES including a wagon wrench type, corner, spofford and slotted chuck types. Also included is a Millers Falls ratcheting auger handle. 60 - 120
514. TEN TANG TYPE CHISELS including some mortise types and one lock mortise chisel. Makers include Tyzak, Sorby, E.A. Bell, etc. All are in clean and usable condition. 60 - 120
515. A WORKING SET OF NINE BRITISH MOLDING PLANES including five Malloch side beads and two pairs of tongue & groove molders in for 1/2" and 3/8" stock. All are in excellent working order. 60 - 120
516. FOUR EARLY TYPE WOODWORKING PLANES including two Yellow Birch molders, a J. Martin gutter plane and an exotic wood handled panel type plane. 80 - 160
517. TWO EARLY TYPE JOINTER PLANES including one fashioned from solid boxwood. The other is of walnut. A graphic pair of early planes of European origin. 80 - 160
518. An EARLY MAHOGANY SIGHTING LEVEL by Hill, Birmingham, England. This well preserved level has working sights and is in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
519. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Millers Falls brace; Irwin auger bits, Millers Falls carving tool set; a No. 71 1/2 Stanley router plane and a "Yankee" No. 31A screwdriver in its original box. 35 - 75
520. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODLAND TOOLS including a "Kent" pattern type by Gilbert; a masting axe by Underhill; an unmarked double bit type. Also included is an Oakland, Maine corn cutter. 35 - 75
521. A LOT OF ASSORTED ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including bead, sash, filletster, complex molder, etc. 75 - 150
522. TWO "X" SERIES BENCH PLANES, both by the Union Plane Company, New Britain, Connecticut. Examples of the No. X 3, and X No 5, both in clean and sound condition, are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
523. A GUNMETAL BULLNOSE PLANE bearing the mark of Holland, London, England. This ebony wedge plane was likely made for Holland by Norris. 150 - 300
524. THREE EARLY STYLE SPIRIT LEVELS including an adjustable cuban Mahogany type; an unusual plumb type; one having an extended top plate and unusual plumb vial; and another having circular cutouts at each end. 80 - 160
525. TWO EARLY STYLE BOWL ADZES. Both are unmarked and usable condition. One has a 6" cutting width and the other 8 1/2". 90 - 180
526. A SET OF EIGHTEEN HOLLOW & ROUND MOLDING PLANES, all by Griffiths, Norwich, England. All are in clean and usable condition and have skew set cutting irons. 150 - 300
527. FOUR PRE-LATERAL BENCH PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the "Type 2" in No. 5 and No. 7 sizes and "Type 4" examples of the No. 5 and No. 6. All are incomplete or damaged and are offered for parts or restoration. 80 - 160
528. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 4, 5, 8 C, 71 router, 80 scraper, 101 "toy" block, 110 block and No. 151 double adjustable spokeshave are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
529. A LOT OF SIX ASSORTED TRANSITIONAL PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 26, 27 1/2, 29, 30, 31 and 129 as well as a Sargent jack plane are included. 60 - 120
530. An example of "THE BOSS" CAST IRON BORING MACHINE by the Buckeye Manufacturing Company, Anderson, Indiana, patented December 19, 1882. There is a chip from the side rail, but this well made machine is otherwise in working order and ready to use. 50 - 100
531. TWO EARLY FRAMING TOOLS including an adze by Powell, Cleveland, Ohio and a massive 4" width framing slick that is not marked with a maker name. 60 - 120
532. FOUR CONTINENTAL WOODWORKING PLANES including a bridle plow, complex molder and two rounds. 60 - 120
533. A HANDLED BEECH SCREW ARM PLOW PLANE having applewood arms and nuts, No. 90, by the Auburn Tool Company, Auburn, New York. This plane is in clean and sound condition. From the Eric Olson Collection. 100 - 200
534. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE MARKING GAUGES, all by STANLEY. Included in this grouping are examples of the No. 0, 66, 68, 70 and No. 77 rosewood mortise gauge. From the Neil Stoll Collection. 80 - 160
535. A LOT OF EARLY TOOL CATALOGUES AND ADVERTISING including publications from Stanley, Starrett, Disston, Brown & Sharpe, etc. Some Stanley No. 34 catalogues are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
536. A HIP ROOF TOOL BOX, No. 888, by STANLEY. The inside tray is missing, but its retains its desirable brass "Sweetheart" tag. From the John Meneely Collection. 100 - 200
537. THREE MID-WEST MAKER EDGE TOOLS including a cooper's axe by T. Wall, Cincinnati, an Ohio tool corner chisel and an Ohio tool cooper's adze. All are in excellent collector quality condition. 80 - 160
538. A LOT OF EARLY EDGE TOOLS including a Beatty ice axe, F. Dickinson carpenters slick, H.J. Aughe, Dayton, Ohio draw knife, etc. From the William Eviston Collection. 80 - 160
539. A GROUP OF EARLY ANTIQUE TOOL CATALOGUES by Martin J. Donnelly. Copes of the 1996, 1997 and 2000 "Millennium Edition" of the Catalogue of Antique Tools are included in this grouping. These books are universally recognized as the finest ever produced. Several of these have been unavailable for many years. 30 - 60
540. THREE DOUBLE IRON MOLDING PLANES, all by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Included in this grouping are a No. 134 adjustable sash, No. 54 sash filletster and a 1/2" dado No. 47 having the "plane" trademark. 50 - 100
541. FOUR PHILADELPHIA MAKER BEAD MOLDING PLANES including examples by Israel White in the 1/2", 7/8" and 1" sizes and a a Probasco 1 1/8" example. From the David Brandt Collection. 100 - 200
542. A MISCELLANEOUS EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including an unusual bevel type shave, coopers draw knives, etc. 60 - 120
543. An early "TYPE 2" COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is complete a set of original cutting irons. Some 90% of the original black japan finish remains. 100 - 200
544. SIX ENGLISH MAKER WOODWORKING PLANES including a sash filletster, compass, smooth, Moseley bead planes, etc. 35 - 75
545. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN TRANSITIONAL PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 24, 27, 30 and 34, all in clean and sound condition, are included. 40 - 80
546. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 4, 5 C, 7 and 81 scraper are included. Also included is a No. 93 rabbet plane that has been repaired and is offered for parts or restoration. 60 - 120
547. TWO UNCOMMON HAND SAWS including a Disston aluminum handle type in its original box and another marked "Chicago Board of Education" that was obtained by a Community Organizer in return for suppressing a riot he had organized. 60 - 120
548. A LOT OF FIVE UNUSUAL WRENCHES including a Cressy Patent, an early type Coes, a Hoe self-adjust type, an unusual plier type wrench and a slide lock plier type tool. 80 - 160
549. A MASSIVE WOODEN COOPER'S JOINTER PLANE fashioned from applewood having a five-inch width cutting iron and measuring eight-inches wide. Makes a great Yule Log substitute. 100 - 200
550. A COLLECTION OF FIVE CAST IRON BLOCK PLANES, all by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Included in this lot are examples of the No. O101, O102, O110, O120 and O9 1/2. All are in clean and sound condition. 90 - 180
551. A LOT OF NO. 45 PLANE PARTS, all by STANLEY. Included are bodies, screws, arms, some blades, etc. 40 - 80
552. SIX MID-WEST MAKER MOLDING PLANES including some Sandusky No. 92 rounds, an Ohio handled nosing plane, Sandusky 1/4" dado, etc. 40 - 80
553. A LOT OF THREE HATTER'S IRONS including two by M. Mirrer, New York, New York. These specialized tools were used to apply heat to shape hat brims in the hat making process. All are in clean and sound condition. From the Robert Bernard Collection. 60 - 120
554. TWO ADJUSTABLE GROOVE MOLDING PLANES, both by E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Both wedge lock and adjustable fence examples, both in clean and sound condition, are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
555. A LOT OF EARLY MACHINISTS TOOLS including a Darling, Brown & Sharpe Ames Patent square; Starrett micrometers; a Brown & Sharpe depth gauge in its original box, a Brown & Sharpe caliper, etc. 75 - 150
556. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS including a wooden traveler, brass faced marking gauge and an unusual right angle screwdriver. 80 - 160
557. A TWENTY-FOUR INCH CAST IRON CARPENTER'S LEVEL, No. 8, by M.W. Robinson, New York, New York. This graphic level has dual plumb vials and is in clean and sound condition. Some 80% of the original black japan finish remains. 50 - 100
558. A LOT OF PHILADELPHIA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by J.T. Jones, Parrish, Goldsmith, Butler, etc. 80 - 160
559. A LOT OF SEVEN ASSORTED SPIRIT LEVELS, all by Henry Disston and Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. One brass bound and one of solid boxwood are included. All are in need of some restoration. 35 - 75
560. SIX SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including dados, an ogee, thumbnail and small round types. 50 - 100
561. TWO UNCOMMON LEATHER TOOLS, both by C.S. Osborne & Company, Newark, New Jersey. Included in this grouping are a horse collar stretcher and a webbing stretcher. Both are marked with the Osborne imprint. 60 - 120
562. A PRINTER'S SHOOT BOARD PLANE. It has a small chip from the handle but is otherwise clean and sound. 30 - 60
563. THREE EXTRA CLEAN COOPERS TOOLS, all by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. Included in this selection are a side axe, draw knife and a sun topping plane. All are marked with the Barton imprint. 100 - 200
564. A PATENT "BIAS CUTTING SQUARE" as patented and produced by George Moore, Scotch Plains, New Jersey in accordance with the specifications of the January 14, 1873 issued to Moore. A rare special purpose layout tool in excellent condition. From the William Eviston Collection. 30 - 60
565. A FENCED PANEL RAISING PLANE by F. Dallicker, Douglas, Pennsylvania. There is a tight crack in the tote but the plane is otherwise excellent, retaining its original cutting iron and wedge. 150 - 300
566. THREE EARLY IRON BRACES including an armourer's type, a Scottish pattern example and a spring set chuck type. From the Eric Olson Collection. 90 - 180
567. A CLASSIC "SHEFFIELD" TYPE BIT BRACE by T.H. Buxton, Sheffield, England, England. Also included are some original bits. Both the brace and bits are in clean, sound and usable condition. 50 - 100
568. A CHAPLIN' S PATENT TRANSITIONAL JACK PLANE by O.R. Chaplin. This example is in clean and complete condition, noting that the cast iron frame has been rejapanned by a previous owner. 80 - 160
569. A LOT OF GAS AND OIL RELATED ITEMS including filling pitchers, a Coleman iron in its original box, an air pump, dust bellows, etc. Fixin' to start a fillin' station? Bid. 100 - 200
570. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are examples of the No. 9 1/2 block; No. 48 double tongue & groove; and an early No. 113 circular plane. All are in excellent condition. 60 - 120
571. FOUR EARLY STYLE SPIRIT LEVELS, all by H.M. Pool, Easton, Massachusetts. Both double and single view port types are included. Three have Pool's distinctive eagle imprint on the top plate. 100 - 200
572. FIVE SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including a Griffiths, Norwich snipe bill pair; an assembled pair of full boxed table joint planes; and an unhandled panel raiser. 50 - 100
573. A LOT OF ASSORTED SPRING SCALES including examples by Chatillion, Pelouze, Landers, Frary & Clark, etc. 25 - 50
574. A LOT OF ASSORTED FARM AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS including books, tractor manuals, a corn dryer, etc. Some Eric Sloane books are included in this grouping. 30 - 60
575. TWO CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES, both by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. A stepped pair of ogee and bevel molders are included in this lot. Also included is an unmarked cove and bead molder. 80 - 160
576. A COMBINATION RABBET, BEADING AND FILLETSTER PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is complete and in usable condition with two boxes of cutting irons 60 - 120
577. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including levels, plumb bobs, trammels, etc.. Makers include Stanley and others. 60 - 120
578. THREE UNCOMMON STAIR SAWS including "Keen Kutter" saws crafted from cherry and Mahogany; and a beech body Henry Disston & Sons type. 50 - 100
579. A LAYOUT AND CALCULATING TOOLS opportunity lot including a Post circular slide rule, a pattern makers gauge, a D.B. & S. Ames Patent combination square, etc. 35 - 75
580. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including Chrysler micrometers, a hatter's block, belt gauge, yardsticks, fire hose nozzles, etc. 40 - 80
581. THREE EARLY MAHOGANY LEVELS, all by Stratton Brothers, Greenfield, Massachusetts. Included are two No. 1 brass bound types and a No. 22 unbound example. 80 - 160
582. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE BREAST DRILLS and two hand drills. Also included is an auger bit depth gauge, etc. Makers include North Brothers, Millers Falls, etc. 30 - 60
583. An early HAND FORGED "GOOSEWING" AXE having an early offset handle. It is imprinted on the face with "S" and crescent shape touchmarks. 125 - 250
584. A LOT OF ASSORTED COOPERS' TOOLS including a croze, sun plane. howel, reamer, hoop driver, draw knife, etc. 75 - 150
585. FOUR UNCOMMON DRILLS AND BRACES including a Winchester No. 8744 breast drill; an Oak Leaf corner brace, a Millers Falls No. 4 hand drill and an early Goodell-Pratt hand drill. 60 - 120
586. TWO CAST IRON FILIGREE LEVELS including a Davis L. & T. Company carpenter's level; and an M.W. Robinson inclinometer type that has some cracks in the body. 50 - 100
587. FOUR CLEAN FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Included are examples of the No. 32 1/2, 36 1/2 L, 53 1/2 architect's and a No. 62 fully metric rule that is not marked with the Stanley name. 50 - 100
588. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Union circular plane, "Craftsman" jointer plane, chisels, a "Yankee" screwdriver, etc. 60 - 120
589. A LOT OF EARLY SCREWBOXES AND TAPS including a Brown & Flather 1/2" pair and a 3/4" pair that are not marked with a maker name. Also included are two large taps and two unmatched screwboxes. 75 - 150
590. A LOT OF ASSORTED COOPERS' TOOLS including a croze, sun plane, brass traveler, spoke shave, adze, bung reamer, etc. 90 - 180
591. An early WOODEN SKEW BLADE "SPILL" PLANE. These planes were used for producing curled shavings to transfer a flame from an open hearth to light a cigar or pipe. This example is made from oak and includes some original spills. 60 - 120
592. THREE CLEAN AND COMPLETE BENCH PLANES, all by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Examples of the No. 06 fore plane and No. 07 and No. 08 jointer planes are included. One is marked with the Ohio "World" trademark and the other the "Thistle" trademark. The third plane is marked with the "Hickory" trademark used by the Kelly, How, Thompson Hardware Company of Duluth, Minnesota. All are in clean and sound condition. 100 - 200
593. SIX INTERESTING MOLDING PLANES, all by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. An unfinshed plane that is marked with the Ohio name on the heel; a triple boxed double reed; a nosing plane and three hollow & round planes are included in this lot. 60 - 120
594. TWO PLANEMAKER MARKED MARKING GAUGES including a Sandusky No. 187 panel gauge and a Z.J. McMaster boxwood mortise gauge are included in this lot. From the Neil Stoll Collection. 40 - 80
595. A WOOD'S PATENT LEVEL by Tower & Lyon, New York, New York, patented June 14,1887. This brass tipped mahogany level is fitted with pop-up brass sights for layout work. 60 - 120
596. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including lathe chisels, braces and a brass plumb bob. 40 - 80
597. A WORKING PAIR OF RIGHT AND LEFT-HAND BROAD AXES, both in usable condition. One has an offset handle. 40 - 80
598. TWO SOCKET TYPE CARPENTERS SLICKS including a 3 1/2" width example by Douglass and a four-inch width example by the Reliance Tool Company. 100 - 200
599. An AGRICULTURAL ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including hay forks and hay hooks. All are hand made types. 80 - 160
600. A COMMEMORATIVE STANLEY KNIFE as produced by the International Collectors Society. This well made knife has a Miller Patent plane on the handle and an etched blade. It is in brand new condition in its original zippered pouch. 20 - 40
601. FOUR PARTIAL WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 90 having a side chip, No. 105 with a replaced cap, No. 140 missing its side screws and a No. 278 body. All are offered for parts or restoration. 40 - 80
602. THREE EXTRA CLEAN HAND SAWS, all by E.C. Atkins & Company, Indianapolis, Indiana. Included in this group are a No. 21 metal type, No. 65 ship point and "The Four Hundred" having a rosewood handle. 35 - 75
603. THREE UNCOMMON MARKING GAUGES, all by STANLEY. All have the circular work facing on the head. Included are examples of the No. 165, 168 and 171. All in clean, sound condition. 50 - 100
604. An UNUSED HAND TOOLS GENTLEMAN'S BOX LOT including a hand drill, mallets, a brace, hammers. a square, chisels, a spoke shave, divider, Stanley No. 34 V rule, screwdrivers, etc. 60 - 120
605. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 4, 5 1/4 ,5 1/2 C and No. 75 bullnose plane are included. 50 - 100
606. FOUR PENNSYLVANIA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an E.W. Carpenter bead; I. Schauer complex molder; J. Colton quirk ogee; and a J. Bell ogee. 50 - 100
607. A COLLECTION OF KITCHEN MULTI-TOOLS including "Peerless" and others. Many assorted functions are included, including some with corkscrews. 60 - 120
608. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a cork screw, can opener, nippers, a reamer, cheese slicer, etc. Everything you need to live like a king. 50 - 100
609. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3, 4 and 6 bench planes and No. 220 block plane are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
610. A ONE-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE of IVORY and German silver, No. 92, by STANLEY. This rule, which is marked with the number but not the Stanley name, is a medium light yellow color but absent any chips or cracks. 80 - 160
611. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES including a Sargent No. 424 jointer, later "Bedrock" No. 605 jack, and Stanley No. 78 filletster plane. All are complete and in usable condition. 60 - 120
612. THREE EARLY WOODEN BRACES including one chairmker type. The others are "pod" types having Yellow Birch and oak bodies. 90 - 180
613. FOUR EARLY BOSTON MAKER LEVELS, all by L.B. Watts, Maker. Two have early eagle marks and two have cast brass ends. 100 - 200
614. A HANDLED APPLEWOOD PLOW PLANE by Bensen & Crannell, Albany, New York. This nicely patinated plane has early repairs to the tote and the fence, but is otherwise excellent. 100 - 200
615. A MASSIVE DOUBLE IRON COOPERS JOINTER PLANE fashioned from native Yellow Birch. This plane has four throat openings so the irons can be used in interchangeable positions, depending upon the nature of the work. 80 - 160
616. A BENCH RABBET PLANE, No. 10 1/2, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the ca. 1920's "Sweetheart" trademark on this plane, which retains approximately 3/8" of iron. 80 - 160
617. A LATER "BEDROCK" JACK PLANE, No. 605, by STANLEY. This "Sweetheart" era plane has been nicely rejapanned and is ready to use. 80 - 160
618. A LOT OF ASSORTED BIT BRACES including some quite early examples. Two L.L. Davis braces and a "Yankee" whimble type that has been repaired are included. 40 - 80
619. An early HAND FORGED CARPENTERS SLICK having an offset handle. This 4 1/4" cutting iron slick is marked with the designation "Cast Steel" but without a maker imprint. 50 - 100
620. An UNUSUAL ADJUSTABLE GERMAN PLANE marked "Bernier, Succ., Deklein Pre." This cam lever lock plane has a brass screw adjustment mechanism. Different. 50 - 100
621. EIGHT EXTRA CLEAN WOODEN SPOKE SHAVES including boxwood and beech examples. Many sizes and makers are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
622. A "DOUBLE HARLEQUIN" SET OF EIGHTEEN HOLLOW & ROUND MOLDING PLANES including mixed maker pairs. All are in clean and usable condition. 175 - 350
623. TWO SETS OF PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS including a Hildick set in a roll and nine "Partridge" cutting irons. 80 - 160
624. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE MARKING GAUGES including a W. Johnson gauge in rosewood; and examples by D.M. Lyon & Clearman; an unmarked Brainard type and another that is not marked with a maker name. 35 - 75
625. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including examples by Napier, Dallicker, Sandusky, etc. All are offered for parts or restoration. 75 - 150
626. TWO EARLY TOOL COLLECTIBLES including a three gang saw model and a tintype photograph of a man with a brace. 80 - 160
627. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including gouges, mallets, a draw knife, etc. Some of the gouges have "crank" necks. Makers include Chas. Buck, P. Law, etc. 35 - 75
628. A WOODWORKING AND RELATED TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including planes, transitional planes, a brace. reciprocating screwdrivers, auger bits, a hammer, bung reamer, etc. 40 - 80
629. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including wrenches, a nail puller, hollow auger, tool handle, etc. Makers include Hande, Portland, Robinson, etc. 35 - 75
630. An EARLY HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including broad axe heads, mallets, shears, fids, a butteris, cow de-horning tool, etc. Loaded. 60 - 120
631. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODWORKING TOOLS including five Stanley corner rounding tools, two No. 98 side rabbet planes and a "Yankee" push drill. 40 - 80
632. THREE EARLY STYLE SPIRIT LEVELS including two by H.M. Pool and one by J. & H.M. Pool. All are fashioned from dense Cuban Mahogany. 100 - 200
633. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES, all by English makers. All are in clean and usable condition. Included are hollow & round, bead, tongue type, etc. 50 - 100
634. TWO UNCOMMON CAST IRON BENCH PLANES, both by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Included in this lot are a No. 327 fore plane and a No. 04 smoothing plane. 125 - 250
635. A LOT OF EARLY TIN KITCHEN WARE including a pudding mold, egg separator, scoop, a Dover Patent egg beater, etc. 80 - 160
636. TWO CHILD'S TOOL CHESTS, both by Mason & Parker, Winchendon, Massachusetts. Included in this lot are a No. 314 chest only and a large size chest containing some original tools. 80 - 160
637. FIVE OHIO MAKER BEAD MOLDING PLANES including three by Cincinnati maker J. Creagh and examples by F.W. Marble, Cleveland and J.J. Vinall, also from Cleveland, Ohio. 60 - 120
638. THREE EXOTIC WOOD MARKING GAUGES including examples fashioned from boxwood and brass; ebony and brass; and rosewood and brass. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
639. A "LATTA' S PATENT" DRAW GAUGE by C.S. Osborne & Company, Newark, New Jersey. The handle of this early patent gauge has a twist grip locking mechanism that was patented on February 8, 1881. A scarce leather working tool in excellent working order. The beam on this example is longer that that normally encountered. 80 - 160
640. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 8 jointer; 71 1/2 router; 75 bullnose block; 203 "schoolboy" block; 101 "toy" block; No. 82 scraper; and early No. 66 beader with both original fences are included. 40 - 80
641. A PALMER'S PATENT JOINTER PLANE by the Metallic Plane Company, Auburn, New York. This "triple lever" adjustment type was patented on October 19, 1869. It is intact, but could use some cleaning. 120 - 240
642. A lot of No. 45 and No. 55 plane cutting irons, all by STANLEY. Also included are some spare Stanley parts. All are in clean and usable condition. 60 - 120
643. A WEDGE LOCK ARM PLOW PLANE by John Moseley & Son, London, England. This well preserved plow has four brass tips and is in crisp and clean condition. From the Donald Nesslage Collection. 50 - 100
644. An ORSON BUCKLIN PATENT rope winder by the New Era Manufacturing Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota, patented July 18, 1911. This device, which is designed to fit over a piece of stock lumber when in use, is in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
645. THREE TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS, all by Alvin Sellens. Included in this lot are copies of "Woodworking Planes"; "The Stanley Plane"; and "Dictionary of American Hand Tools". All are in excellent condition and retain their original dust jackets. 35 - 75
646. FIVE EARLY IRON BIT BRACES including spring and friction lock types. Some have turned Lignum vitae heads. 60 - 120
647. TWO EARLY PATENT MARKING GAUGES, both by STANLEY. Included are examples of the Traut Patent cast iron gauge, patented May 1, 1874 and the double beam wooden type patented November 18, 1862. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkinton Collection. 50 - 100
648. A LOT OF ASSORTED MULTI-PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are two No. 45's and a group of extra cutting irons. 50 - 100
649. THREE HAND FORGED HAND TOOLS including a "denglestock", nail header and butteris. Also included is a book of Pennsylvania blacksmiths. 50 - 100
650. FOUR CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, all by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Examples of the No. 04 1/4 smooth; 075 bullnose block; O3 smooth; and O5 jack are included. All are complete and sound, noting that the No. 04 1/4 has a replaced cutting iron. 80 - 160
651. A LOT OF NEW YORK MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by Spaulding, Ithaca, New York; Ttreman Brothers, also of Ithaca; D. Bensen, D.O. Crane, Collins, etc. 60 - 120
652. THREE CLEAN HAND TOOLS including a Bridge City protractor No. BP-18, a Hall patent nipper and a jeweler's ring cutter. 60 - 120
653. FOUR PATENT ADJUSTABLE WRENCHES including HandE pipe and nut types, an Acme twist-handle in the 12" size and a Muesco, Houston, Texas pipe wrench. 80 - 160
654. THREE EXTRA CLEAN MOLDING PLANES including a Webb quirk ovolo with bevel; an F. Dallicker bead and an unmarked double iron nosing plane. 60 - 120
655. THREE EARLY WOOD AND IRON BRACES including a beech wooden type and two early iron types. 90 - 180
656. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a "Keen Kutter" can opener, Goodell-Pratt plumb bob, Stanley No. 95 marking gauge, slide rules, marking gauges, etc. 60 - 120
657. A LOT OF ASSORTED POCKET KNIVES including large and small Barlow types, Boy Scout, camping, pen, pocket types, etc. 100 - 200
658. FOUR LOG MARKING HAMMERS including a double end type that marks the letter "G" and examples marking a large letter "C", "W" and "WAC". 80 - 160
659. SIX SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including an Auburn 1/2" double tongue & groove, side rabbets, a weatherstripping plane, cuban Mahogany complex molder and a chamfer plane. 40 - 80
660. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including examples by Woodruff, New Albany, Indian, Sandusky,. Andruss, Dalpe, etc. From the Donald Nesslage Collection. 60 - 120
661. A LOT OF ENGLISH AND CANADIAN MOLDING PLANES including hollow, round, bead, tongue & groove, rabbet types, etc. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 60 - 120
662. A COLLECTION OF FIVE "CUTOUT" WRENCHES including Planet Junior, Universal, Granite State and two open cast types. 35 - 75
663. FOUR PHILADELPHIA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a W. Grinel 1/2 tongue plane; a Butler quarter round; and a William Souder lignum boxed bead. 90 - 180
664. THREE EARLY WOODEN BRACES including a piano maker's type fashioned from oak; a spring lock chuck type made from Yellow Birch; and an applewood screw lock type. 125 - 250
665. A SET OF EIGHT PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS, all by William Ash & Company, Sheffield, England. Allare marked with the designation "Cast Steel" and all are in clean and usable condition. 50 - 100
666. FOUR KITCHEN RELATED TOOLS including a Reading apple parer, Enterprise Mfg. Company grinder, Mt. Joy cherry stoner and an asparagus buncher from Philadelphia. 60 - 120
667. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN MOLDING PLANES including a pair of tongue & groove, dados, beads and one full boxed bead. Makers include Sandusky, Ohio Tool, Auburn, Way & Sherman, etc. 75 - 150
668. A LOT OF ASSORTED CALIPERS including one double type. Some large sizes are included in this grouping. All appear to be in clean and usable condition 60 - 120
669. A MOLDING PLANE TYPE "SPILL" PLANE complete with original spills. This well preserved example is marked with the owner imprint "Burman". 40 - 80
670. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including tracing wheels and military surplus tools in their original wrappers. 40 - 80
671. A RUFUS DUTTON PATENT MOWER GRINDER by the Mower Knife Grinder Company, New York, New York. This multiple gear drive device, which is designed for hand-held use, has a fourteen page patent description. It was patented by Rufus Dutton of Yonkers, New York on January 1, 1889. 35 - 75
672. A lot of SIX USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3 C, 4 C, 5, 6, 12 1/2 scraper and 78 filletster are included. Fully 90% of the original paint remains on these planes, which are dirty, but in excellent condition otherwise. 60 - 120
673. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is missing its short arms but has both original boxes of cutters and is otherwise in excellent condition. 60 - 120
674. TWO EARLY WOODEN BRACES including one having a screw-in pod and another that has an early blacksmith welded band around the chuck. 100 - 200
675. A LOT OF ASSORTED SCRAPERS AND SPOKE SHAVES including examples by Starrett, Atkins, Batchelder, The Hook Scraper Company, etc. 40 - 80
676. A classic PUSH BUTTON LOCK "SHEFFIELD" TYPE BRACE by Brown & Flather, Sheffield, England. This interesting high quality brace has an IVORY ring in the head. 80 - 160
677. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including trammels, panel marking gauges an arch window layout tool, etc. 80 - 160
678. THREE CLEAN EARLY SPIRIT LEVELS, all by STANLEY. One is a No. 95 brass bound mahogany type. The others, fashioned from rosewood, are not marked with a number designation. 30 - 60
679. THREE CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a quirk ovolo with bevel, another quirk ovolo with bevel and a quirk ovolo with fillet. All are in excellent collector quality condition. 60 - 120
680. An unusual overstruck UNHANDLED PLOW PLANE by John Denison. This plane looks to have originally been marked with the imprint of "Way & Sherman". It is in clean and usable condition. 50 - 100
681. A SPECIAL PURPOSE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Gay Patent screwdriver, drills, a Millers Falls hack saw, saddler's hammer, calipers, a hand vise, etc. 35 - 75
682. SIX EARLY HAND FORGED TOOLS including an armourer's brace, framing square, screwdriver, pipe tongs, hammer and pry bar. 40 - 80
683. A DOUBLE HARLEQUIN SET OF EIGHTEEN HOLLOW & ROUND MOLDING PLANES including mixed makers in pairs. All are in clean and usable condition. 250 - 500
684. THREE "UR" IMPRINT MOLDING PLANES including examples bearing the marks of J.A. Wilson, O.N. Marston and J.J. Collins. 30 - 60
685. THREE EARLY WHEELWRIGHTS TOOLS including two travelers and a hand forged double caliper. 75 - 150
686. FOUR PAIRS OF MOLDING PLANES including a Greenfield 1" of tongue & groove planes; another in the 7/8" size by A. Kelley; a David Bensen 1/2" tongue & groove pair; an an unmarked hollow & round pair. 40 - 80
687. A LOT OF ASSORTED ENGLISH MAKER MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, bead, groove type, etc. Most are in usable condition. 60 - 120
688. A LOT OF NINE CLEAN BITSTOCK TOOLS including hollow augers and spoke pointers. Both adjustable and fixed types are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
689. A LOT OF ASSORTED HOLLOW AUGERS including examples by A.A. Wood, Stearns, B.S.V. Co., etc. Also included is a spoke pointer. 60 - 120
690. A LOT OF ASSORTED BEAM CALIPERS including some quite early types. Some have vernier adjustment features, including one early Starrett type. 60 - 120
691. A scarce and very well preserved ROSEWOOD THREE-STEM PATENT MARKING GAUGE by C. Sholl, patented March 8, 1864. A pair of brass bars are inlaid in the face of this uncommon early patent gauge. 100 - 200
692. A LATER TYPE METRIC AND ENGLISH TRY SQUARE, No. 12 EM, by Stanley Tools. This 12" blade length square is in excellent condition. 20 - 40
693. THREE SCREW ARM SASH MOLDING PLANES including examples by Carter & Donaldson; A.C. Bartlett; M. Copeland. 40 - 80
694. A HANDLED BEECH SCREW ARM PLOW PLANE having applewood arms and nuts, No. 90, by A. Howland & Company, Auburn, New York. This well preserved plow is complete and in usable condition. 60 - 120
695. A "SPRING JOINT RULES" DISPLAY CASE by the Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan. The full original decal and some 90% of the original finishes remain. There are some minor chips on the base, but the case is otherwise perfect. 100 - 200
696. SIX HAND FORGED ITEMS including calipers, dividers, a clamp, a hand forged spoon, bolt header and a door lock strike plate. 50 - 100
697. An example of "The Crofoot Tacker", No. 558, by the J.B. Crofoot Company, Chicago, Illinois. This uncommon stapling devices was patented on April 27, 1917. 35 - 75
698. A PATENT CAST IRON CARRIAGE WRENCH as patented and produced by Henry W. Getman, Ilion, New York, patented September 21, 1886. A spring release lever handle holds the nut in place when removed from the vehicle. 25 - 50
699. A CLASSIC "BULLNOSE" BLOCK PLANE having a rosewood wedge and retaining approximately 5/8" of the original cutting iron. 60 - 120
700. A classic EBONY INFILL "ULTIMATUM" BRACE by William Marples & Company, Sheffield, England. There is a check line in the handle, but this brace is otherwise excellent and retains its full IVORY ring in the head. 200 - 400
701. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including back saws, chisels, gouges, reciprocating screwdrivers, auger bits, etc. Also included is a ratchet brace marked "Worth". 40 - 80
702. A QUICK ADJUST PIPE WRENCH by D.R. Porter, Revere, Massachusetts, patented January 15, 1884. This uncommon early pipe wrench is in excellent collector quality condition. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkinton Collection. 50 - 100
703. A LOT OF ASSORTED BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including some unusual shapes and some surveyor type bobs. All are in excellent condition. 50 - 100
704. A HARLEQUIN SET OF HOLLOW & ROUND MOLDING PLANES including mixed makers in pairs. All are in clean and usable condition. 200 - 400
705. A LOT OF MID-WEST MAKER MOLDING PLANES including bead, hollow & round, rabbet type, etc. Makers include Ohio Tool, Sandusky, Noyes Detroit, Michigan, Lyon & McKinnell, Cincinnati, Ohio, etc. 60 - 120
706. A LOT OF ROXTON POND, QUEBEC MAKER MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, groove, tongue, rabbet, bead types, etc. Makers include S. Dalpe, A. Monty, S. Willard, etc. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 50 - 100
707. A LOT OF ASSORTED LATHE TOOLS, all retaining their original handles. Most are by Buck Brothers and are in excellent working condition. 40 - 80
708. A LOT OF EARLY STANLEY PLANE PARTS, all by STANLEY. Type 11, "Sweetheart" and ca. 1910 trademark types are included on these block, bench and spoke shave cutters. All are in excellent working condition. 60 - 120
709. FOUR PHILDELPHIA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an H. White Lignum vitae boxed bead; W. Grinnel ("A" mark) round; a J. Bell fluting plane; and B. Sheneman dado molder. From the Donald Nesslage Collection. 60 - 120
710. FOUR CLEAN FOLDING RULES, all by the Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan. Examples of the No. 024 caliper, No. 42 ship bevel, No. 372 caliper and No. 651 are included in this grouping. All are in excellent condition. From the James Doerflinger Collection. 60 - 120
711. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 4 C smooth, No. 71 router and Millers Falls No. 57 low angle block are included. All are in top collector quality condition. 50 - 100
712. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a plumb bob, screwdrivers, a hand drill, spoke shave, Starrett indicator, saw tools, etc. Something for everyone. 35 - 75
713. THREE BRASS BOUND SPIRIT LEVELS, all by the Goodell Pratt Company, Greenfield, Massachusetts. All have Mahogany bodies and measure 26" in length, but are of different widths. 90 - 180
714. A LOT OF EARLY WOODEN SHAFT GOLF IRONS including examples marked Glendale, Picadilly, Whiz, Thistle, Bonnie, etc. 75 - 150
715. A HOUSEHOLD TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Christy's Household Saw, ice shave, Audell books, tool handles, an ice pick, "Vulcan Emergency Tool", etc. 40 - 80
716. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a glue pot, strap hammer, plumber's mallet. grain tools, piano hammer, etc. Everything you need for some good fun on a Saturday morning. 30 - 60
717. FIVE FOREIGN MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a double tongue & groove of Argentine manufacture; an applewood quarter round; a rabbet and bullnose combination plane and a coach maker plane. 75 - 150
718. SIX ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES. Most are fully boxed. Both bead and table types are included. Makers include Edgerton, Howland and J. Denison. 60 - 120
719. THREE EXTRA CLEAN ERIC SLOANE BOOKS, all by Eric Sloane. Included in this lot are "Diary of an Early American Boy"; "A Reverence for Wood"; and "Museum of Early American Tools". 50 - 100
720. An UNHANDLED SCREW ARM PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts. This plane has been professionally cleaned and polished and is ready to display. 40 - 80
721. A CLASSIC WOODEN "SPILL" PLANE. These skew blade planes produced curled shavings used for transferring a flame from an open hearth to light a cigar or pipe. This laminated beech body example is marked with the owner name "J. Anderton". 40 - 80
722. A LOT OF AMERICAN MADE MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, tongue & groove and rabbet types. Makers include Auburn, D.R. Barton, J. Denison, Wilson Brothers, St. Louis, etc. 60 - 120
723. A lot of FOUR ASSORTED HAND ADZES including Connecticut, cooper, shipwright's and hollowing types. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
724. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE BACKING SAWS by Disston, Shurley, Dietrich & Atkin, etc. Also included are some saw vises. 40 - 80
725. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 6 fore, marked with the "Pat. '92" trademark; No. 7 jointer with the ca. 1910 trademark; and a No. 8 C jointer marked with the "Pat. '92" trademark. 60 - 120
726. A lot of FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included in this grouping are four No. 5 jack planes and a No. 6 fore plane. 50 - 100
727. THREE UNCOMMON WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are a No. 39 in the 3/8" size; a No. 113 circular; and a o. S-4 steel body plane. All could stand a light cleaning but are sound and complete. 50 - 100
728. A SEVEN AND ONE-HALF INCH LENGTH CORRUGATED SOLE SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 2 C, by the Union Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Connecticut. This mahogany handle plane has been rejapanned and had its handles refinished. 100 - 200
729. FOUR HAND FORGED HAND TOOLS including a bowl adze head, a framing chisel by C. Treat and two picaroons. 40 - 80
730. A LOT OF ASSORTED GLASS CUTTERS including some fashioned from solid brass. Some are fitted with rosewood handles. 50 - 100
731. An EARLY HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including some household types. Included are a knife sharpener, scythe stone, brass taps, molds, etc. 40 - 80
732. A lot of SIX CLEAN AND USABLE OILSTONES including examples in footed, flat topped and chamferered cases. All are in usable condition. 40 - 80
733. THREE "HUDSON RIVER" TYPE LEVELS including one by J.M. Davidson. The others are not marked with a maker name. 60 - 120
734. A "PHILLIPS' PATENT" MARKING GAUGE as patented by Russell Phillips, Gardiner, Maine on January 15, 1867. This uncommon gauge is in excellent collector quality condition. From the James Glascock Collection. 60 - 120
735. FOUR CORRUGATED SOLE BENCH PLANES, all by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Examples of the No. 04, 05, 05 1/2 and No. 07 C are included in this grouping. Some have tote damage and one has a replacement cutting iron. 80 - 160
736. A SPECIALTY HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including wrenches, a vulcanizer, flaring tool, scraper, caulking iron, pliers, etc. 35 - 75
737. A lot of BOXWOOD HANDLE TANG GOUGES, all crank neck type. Makers include Wm. Marples, James Howarth, etc. 100 - 200
738. SIXTEEN CLEAN AND USABLE CARVING TOOLS, all by J.B. Addis & Sons, Sheffield, England. Many have delicate forms and all have tang handles. 90 - 180
739. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 044, by the Record Tool Works, Sheffield, England. This example is complete with eight original cutters in its original wooden box. 60 - 120
740. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including back saws, chisels, gouges, reciprocating screwdrivers, bits, etc. All are in brand new, unused condition. 35 - 75
741. TWO EARLY STYLE BOWL ADZES, both in usable condition. Examples having 6" and 6 1/2" cutting widths and different sweeps to the edges are included. 90 - 180
742. A HINGE FRONT WALNUT TOOL CHEST by STANLEY. Two original saws in clean and sound condition are included in this box, which has been nicely refinished and includes its original brass "Sweetheart" plaque. 30 - 60
743. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, bead, rabbet types, etc. Both English and U.S. makers are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
744. A "TWENTIETH CENTURY" COMBINATION WRENCH AND BRACE by the Lowentraut Manufacturing Company, Newark, New Jersey, patented May 21, 1901. This rosewood handle brace is in clean and sound condition. 40 - 80
745. A SPRING LOCK CHUCK ENGLISH BRACE by James Howarth, Sheffield, England. This clean and usable brace is complete with a set of center spur bits. 80 - 160
746. A LOT OF SIX COMPLETE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Examples of the No. 411 "junior jack", 5307 block, 62 router plane, 106 block and No. 408 and 409 smoothing planes are included. All need a light cleaning, but are otherwise excellent. 50 - 100
747. A WORKING SET OF BENCH WOODWORKING PLANES including badger, compass, jointer, smooth, rabbet, toothing types, etc. 60 - 120
748. TWO COACHMAKERS ROUTER PLANES including one by Copley, Lambeth and an unmarked double side example. 35 - 75
749. A COMBINATION BEADING PLANE, No. 50, by Stanley Tools, England. This example is complete with its set of original cutting irons in new condition in its original box. 80 - 160
750. A WORKING SET OF ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including bead and rabbet types. Most are stepped sizes. 50 - 100
751. SEVEN CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES including a Holtzapfel trying plane, compass, toothing, smoothing, tongue & groove and rabbet types. 60 - 120
752. An UNHANDLED WEDGE ARM PLOW PLANE by J. Routledge. Included with this plow is an assembled set of cutting irons. Both the plane and the irons are in usable condition. 50 - 100
753. A LOT OF "PIGSTICKER" MORTISE CHISELS including many assorted sizes. Makers include Howarth, Moulson, etc. Also included is a James Howarth lock mortise chisel. 80 - 160
754. A FULL SET OF EIGHT PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS, all by James Cam. All are in clean and sound condition and could be put directly to use. 60 - 120
755. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including three bed wrenches, including single, double and triple types; a button planes, wrenches and a cam lock hand vise. 50 - 100
756. A DIMINUTIVE CAST IRON PLOW PLANE by the Record Tool Works, Sheffield, England. This plane, which originally cam with three cutting irons, includes a total of six, some of which were made by the previous owner. A great working plane in excellent working order. 50 - 100
757. TWO CAST IRON BENCH PLANES including a Winchester No. W-3 smoother and a Siegley jack plane No. 5. 60 - 120
758. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 35 transitional, No. 71 1/2 router, No. and 191, 192 rabbets and No. 52 spokeshave are included in this lot. All are in clean and sound condition. 40 - 80
759. A COLLECTION OF RAILROAD MARKED PADLOCKS. Examples marked Penn Central Rail Road and New Yor, New Haven & Hudson Railroad are included. Some are not marked. 50 - 100
760. A COLLECTION OF MARX MINIATURE TOOLS, all by the Louis Marx Company, New York. Included are a plane, saws, wrenches, hammers, a try square, pliers, etc. 30 - 60
761. A CLASSIC ENGLISH ARCHITECT'S RULE fashioned from IVORY and German silver. There is one chip from the inside edge and some very minor yellowing, but this dual bevel edge rule is otherwise excellent. 100 - 200
762. A "PHILLIPS' PATENT" MARKING GAUGE as patented and produced by Russell Phillips, Gardiner, Maine, patented January 15, 1867. An uncommon early gauge in excellent collector quality condition. 80 - 160
763. An EARLY HAND FORGED KNIFE having an eagle's head cared in the end of the handle. A well made knife in clean and sound condition. 40 - 80
764. TWO EARLY WOODWORKING TOOLS including a solid rosewood jointer plane and a hone holder and hone. The top of the hone box is decorated with a cast brass image of a workman at his bench. 100 - 200
765. A STANLEY NO. 46 SKEW BLADE RABBET & FILLETSTER PLANE, complete with a full set of seven cutting irons. A great working plane in ready to use condition. 175 - 350
766. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES, all by American makers. Included are a wide range of hollow & round, bead, rabbet, tongue and center bead types. 60 - 120
767. A TWENTY-FOUR INCH MAHOGANY LEVEL by Stratton Brothers, Greenfield, Massachusetts. This fully brass bound level is in clean and well preserved condition. 50 - 100
768. THREE EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including a pad saw by Philadelphia makers Booth & Mills, a Stanley "Excelsior" cast iron tool handle; and a Stanley No. 36 six-inch length cast iron level. All are in excellent collector quality condition. 80 - 160
769. TWO HARDWARE COMPANY HAND SAWS including an "I Will Saw" etched example by Hibbard, Spencer & Bartlett and a "Keen Kutter" No. 88. Both are in extra clean condition. 60 - 120
770. A LOT OF ASSORTED CARPENTER'S MALLETS including some fashioned from exotic woods. Some are hand made. From the William W. Wensel Collection. 50 - 100
771. A classic SHIPWRIGHT'S CAULKING MALLET including a working set of irons. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
772. FOUR TIMBER FRAMING CHISELS including a 1 7/8" width chisel marked Ohio-City and mortise chisels in 7/8", 1/2" and 3/8" widths. Also included is a 1" width corner chisel. All are clean and ready to use. From the William W. Wensel Collection. 50 - 100
773. A LOT OF GUN RELOADING TOOLS including bullet molds, wrenches, a screwdriver set, gun cleaner, etc. 30 - 60
774. A SET OF FOUR CLEAN MORTISE CHISELS, all having boxwood handles. Also included is a lock mortise chisel. All are sharp and ready to use. 80 - 160
775. An EARLY WEAPONS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a flintlock pistol that has its original hammer, but is detached; two gorgets; and a cleaning rod. From the William W. Wensel Collection. 60 - 120
776. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including an ebony try square and marking gauge, rosewood try square and bevels. All are in clean and usable condition. 35 - 75
777. An early CAST IRON TOBACCO CUTTER cast with an "Imp" figure. This interesting figural tool has some light pitting on the cutter, but it is otherwise clean, sound and functional. 35 - 75
778. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including Stanley planes Nos. 60 1/2 low angle block, 71 router, 66 beader, 59 doweling jig, 98 side rabbet, 101 block, etc. Some could use a light cleaning. 40 - 80
779. A LOT OF ASSORTED CHISELS AND GOUGES including tang and socket types. All are in usable condition. 35 - 75
780. A LOT OF ASSORTED LEATHER TOOLS including punches, seam tools, half-moon knives, awls, stitching tools, etc. 75 - 150
781. Both volumes of the reprinted early editions of "THE CHRONICLE", the research quarterly of the Early American Industries Association. Both volumes are now out of print, and the first volume has been unavailable for many, many years. Essential volumes for the reference library. 40 - 80
782. An example of SWAN'S PATENT AUGER HANDLE as produced by the James Swan Company, Seymour, Connecticut. This rosewood handle tool was patented on April 21, 1868. 25 - 50
783. A rare and very well preserved Traut's Patent ANGLE DIVIDER BEVEL, No. 31, by STANLEY. This example is marked with the Stanley trademark and the patent date of October 27, 1903. A nice example of an uncommon Stanley bevel. 75 - 150
784. TWO PARTIAL COMBINATION PLANES, No. 45, by STANLEY. Both are early types and include many usable parts. 50 - 100
785. A LOT OF ASSORTED METALLIC PLANES including Stanley planes Nos. 35, 45, 48 and 113 and a Sargent scraper plane. All are offered for parts or restoration. 35 - 75
786. An EARLY PATENT SAW SET by Seymour Smith, Sharon, Connecticut, patented October 4, 1859. This early and graphic wooden handled patented saw set is complete and in sound condition. 30 - 60
787. FOUR MID-WEST MAKER COLLECTIBLE TOOLS including a "Keen Kutter" No. K 7 C jointer plane and a scraper blade; a Diamond Edge folding handle draw knife and a "Lakeside" breast drill. All are in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
788. TWO CLEAN COLLECTIBLE PLANES, both by STANLEY. A "Type 1" No. 45 and a No. 12 scraper plane having a replaced cutting iron are included in this lot. 40 - 80
789. A LOT OF ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS including blowtorches, wood samples, an adjustable auger bit, a level, marking gauge, etc. 40 - 80
790. An LYON'S PATENTED COMBINATION DRILL & BRACE by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts, patented December 13, 1881. This example is complete and in excellent overall condition. 40 - 80
791. A MAHOGANY BODY BEADER PATENT SCRATCH BEADER by the Windsor Manufacturing Company, Windsor, Vermont. This example is complete with two original cutter wheels in clean and usable condition. 100 - 200
792. TWO ASSORTED COMBINATION PLANES including two examples of the Stanley No. 45 and a body for a No. 278 Stanley plane. Also included are two boxes of cutting irons. 50 - 100
793. THREE MID-WEST MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an Ohio "Multiform" plane; an Ohio Tool Company sash plane; and an A. & W. Marsh toothing plane. 50 - 100
794. An EARLY PATENT INSIDE CALIPER by Samuel Norris, Springfield, Massachusetts, patented July 21, 1863. This overhead adjustment caliper is clean and clearly marked with the patent date. 35 - 75
795. A MODERN HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including A.M.T. model makers planes, an Ulmia stair saw, spoke shaves, a Spear & Jackson back saw, etc. 60 - 120
796. A COLLECTIBLE ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including World War II field radios, a Keuffel & Esser anemometer, a ladle and a Thomas & Williams miner's lamp. 80 - 160
797. TWO EARLY TYPE SPIRIT LEVELS, both by Hall & Knapp, New Britain, Connecticut. Both are fashioned from Cuban Mahogany and are in clean and sound condition. 90 - 180
798. A LOT OF ASSORTED LEATHER TOOLS including punches, awls, creases, tracing wheels, a seam rubber, slitter, etc. 60 - 120
799. A PLANES AND PLANE PARTS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Stanley No. 45 combination plane, No. 12 scraper, blades, depth stops, etc. 30 - 60
800. A ROSEWOOD INFILL RABBET PLANE by Alex. Mathieson & Sons, Glasgow, Scotland. This 3/4" width body plane retains some 5/8" of the original Ward cutting iron remaining. 90 - 180
801. A PRECISION HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Starrett bench level, Moore & Wright trammels and a Rabone pocket level. All are in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
802. An INCLINOMETER LEVEL FOLDING RULE, No. 36, by Stephens and Company, Riverton, Connecticut, patented January 12, 1858. This special purpose tool has an integral level and bevel and was designed to perform myriad marking and measuring tasks. It is in excellent collector quality condition, noting some dark discoloration in the center of the metal extension arm. 50 - 100
803. FIVE SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including a DeForest sash plane; an H. Chapin coping plane, Phoenixville and Underwood beads, etc. 25 - 50
804. A LOT OF ASSORTED SHIPWRIGHTS PLANES including an ebony smoother, spar, compass, mitre, panel and smoothing types. 50 - 100
805. FOUR ASSORTED ENGLISH BRACES including plated and unplated types. Offered for parts or restoration. 75 - 150
806. TWO EARLY ENGLISH BRACES including plated and unplated types. Both are in clean and usable condition. One is by Stuart of Edingburgh and the other by Sheffield maker J. Fletcher. 60 - 120
807. TWO EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES including an adjustable coopers croze and a jointer plane by the Auburn Tool Company. 40 - 80
808. A GERMAN SILVER CALIPER RULE, No. 46, by the E.P. Johnson Rule Manufacturing Company. This combination rule and protractor is marked with the patent date of January 8, 1907. 30 - 60
809. NINE CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS including exmples by Disston, Atkins. etc. Both crosscut and rip types are included in this grouping. 25 - 50
810. TWO EARLY AND UNUSUAL WOODWORKING PLANES including a Chaplin's Patent block plane and a pre-lateral Stanley No. 24 transitional plane. 50 - 100
811. A LOT OF ASSORTED SLATER'S TOOLS including stakes, rippers and hammers. All are in usable condition. 80 - 160
812. A LATER "BEDROCK" JACK PLANE, No. 605 C, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark example. There is a brazed repair to one side that will not affect the functionality of the tool. 35 - 75
813. A SET OF BRASS SAND MOULDERS TOOLS including spoons, trowels, etc. Some unusual shapes are included in this collection. From the Donald Nesslage Collection. 75 - 150
814. A PATENT COMBINATION PLOW PLANE, No. 2, by the Siegley Tool Company, Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. This graphic patented plane needs only a light cleaning to make it showroom worthy. 40 - 80
815. An example of PRINDLE'S PATENT DOOR HANGER as produced by the Wilcox Manufacturing Company, Aurora, Illinois in accordance with the specifications of a U.S. Patent issued to Edward Prindle of Aurora, Illinois on July 1, 1884. 20 - 40
816. THREE OVERSIZE LAYOUT TOOLS including a wallpaper rule, Lufkin glazier's square and a Stanley No. 48 mason's level. 50 - 100
817. An example of WOOD'S PATENT SIGHTING LEVEL as produced by Tower & Lyon, New York, New York. The Wood Patent was issued on June 14,1887. It described pop-up sights for employing the level as a layout tool. The ends are tipped with brass and the body is of mahogany. 40 - 80
818. TWO CLEAN BRITISH WOODWORKING PLANES including a Malloch wedge arm plow and a Martin & Shaw moving filletster plane. 50 - 100
819. A LOT OF ADJUSTABLE WOODWORKING PLANES including screw and wedge arm plow, plank tongue, etc. All are offered for parts or restoration. 40 - 80
820. An early MINER'S "STICKING TOMMY". These tools were used by miners in the old days to hold a candle and provide light for working in a darkened mine shaft. This hand forged example is in excellent collector quality condition. 90 - 180
821. A lot of SIX ASSORTED SMOOTHING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3 and No. 4 as well as a "Defiance" plane, all in complete and sound condition, are included. 40 - 80
822. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is complete wth two boxes of cutting irons in ready to use condition. 60 - 120
823. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including books by Michael Dunbar, Eric sloane, etc. 35 - 75
824. EIGHT EXTRA CLEAN WOODEN SPOKE SHAVES including boxwood and beech examples. Many sizes and makers are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
825. NINE EXTRA LONG GOUGES, all by Stormont, Sheffield, England. All have turned handles and are in excellent working condition. One "crank neck" type is included. 80 - 160
826. A PATENT DEFLECTION DYNAMOMETER by the Western Union Telegraph Company. This tool was used for gauging the tension of a telephone or telegraph cable. It was patented on June 9, 1936. It is in excellent condition in its original leather case. 50 - 100
827. A HANDLED ROSEWOOD SCRAPER PLANE having a laminated body and a brass faced sole. 40 - 80
828. A LOT OF UNUSUAL WRENCHES including many of English manufacture. One has a fold-out tap wrench in the handle. 60 - 120
829. FIVE INTERESTING EARLY HAMMERS including three "strap" type and two jeweler's type. 80 - 160
830. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES including Stanley planes No. 78, 60 1/2 and 110. Also included is a cast iron & brass router plane. All are in excellent collector quality condition. 40 - 80
831. A classic SCOTTISH PATTERN PANEL PLANE having mahogany infill. An early repair has been made to a tight crack in the tote, but it is otherwise in clean, sound and ready to use condition. 120 - 240
832. An interesting CRAFTSMAN MADE BRIDLE PLOW PLANE. This very well done plane has an adjustable fence that locks in place with dual wing nuts. 125 - 250
833. FIVE CLEAN MOLDING PLANES, all by C.S. See, New York, New York. Included are a filletster, tongue plane and three assorted rounds. Most are marked with See's distinctie eagle imprint. 60 - 120
834. TWO STREETER PATENT BRACES, both by patented and produced by A.W. Streeter, Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts. One of these pre-Civil War braces was patented on January 23, 1855 and the other on March 31, 1857. 50 - 100
835. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS, all by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included in this lot are crosscut, rip and mitre types. Examples of the D-8 and D-23 as well as a mitre saw are included. 25 - 50
836. TWO EARLY PENNSYLVANIA MAKER MOLDING PLANES Both have interrupted boxing on the sole. Makers include Martin and J.H. Baker. 30 - 60
837. SIX INTERESTING BENCH PLANES including two having thoat inserts to regulate the opening and examples by Hayden, Syracuse, New York, the Ohio Tool Company and Livingston, Brooklyn, New York. 35 - 75
838. THREE LOUISVILLE MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a screw arm sash by L. Littell & Atkinson and a table plane and filletster N.H. Stout & Richey. 50 - 100
839. THREE CLEAN COLLECTIBLE WOODWORKING PLANES including a Winchester No. 3010 transitional; an O.V.B. "Gage" No. 6 by the Hibbard, Spencer & Bartlett Company and a Sargent No. 409. 60 - 120
840. A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD COLLECTIBLES including three early lanterns including a New York Central Railroad lantern, a sprinkler and a ceramic barrel. 50 - 100
841. A LOT OF ASSORTED HAMMERS including ball pein, strap, claw, farrier, mallet and metal working types. 40 - 80
842. A LOT OF FOUR SMALL ANVILS including both brass and iron types. One early example is included in this grouping. 35 - 75
843. FOUR NEW YORK MAKER COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a D. Bensen quirk ovolo with bevel; S. Rowell quirk ogee with bevel; E. Baldwin quirk ovolo with bevel; and an Auburn Tool Company reverse ogee with bevel. All are in clean and sound condition. 35 - 75
844. THREE SETS OF THREE WRENCHES including sets by Lawson, Lake Superior; and K. Chicago. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkinton Collection. 40 - 80
845. TWO WOOD MEASURING RULES including a Frank Buck lumber rule and a Cleveland log rule. both are in excellent overall condition. From the Eric Olson Collection. 35 - 75
846.