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November Online Catalogue International Antique Tool Auction
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7202 East 21st Street, Indianapolis IN
Auction Start Time: November 14, 2020, 9:31AM
7202 East 21st Street, Indianapolis IN
Auction Start Time: November 14, 2020, 9:31AM
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An extremely rare and very well preserved example of GREENE'S PATENT FOLDING RULE as produced by the Lowell Rule Company, Lowell, Massachusetts. The U.S. Patent for this mechanically complex rule was issued to William H. Greene of Lowell, Massachusetts on September 1, 1885. Its genius lies in a locking mechanism that allows one leg to slide along the length of the other leg, where it can be locked in place to function as a square or bevel. This rule has two nine-inch length brass bound legs. We are aware of one other example of this rule, which is a larger size. This example is in top condition, noting one dark stain on the underside. | |
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Estimate: $3000.00 - $6000.00 Current High Bid: $1300.00 | ||
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A 1912 FRAMED ADVERTISING CALENDAR by paint manufacturers John Lucas & Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This calendar is ornamented with an illustration entitled "The First Trip of the Liberty Bell". The calendar has been professionally framed and is ready to display. | |
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Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $25.00 | ||
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A VAQUERO .44 MAGNUM REVOLVER PISTOL by Sturm, Ruger & Company, Southport, Connecticut. This pistol is in 95%+ of original condition. It is marked with the Serial No. 55-33799.Purchases of modern firearms require a background check. Items purchased may be picked up at Martin J. Donnelly Auctions in Avoca, New York where a background check will be performed. Sales of pistols to New York State residents require a New York State Pistol Permit. Out of state sales require that the firearm be mailed to a dealer possessing a Federal Firearms License. If you have specific questions about how this policy will apply to a specific purchase, please contact Martin J. Donnelly Auctions at(800) 869-0695 or by email at mjd@mjdtools.com . | |
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Estimate: $350.00 - $750.00 Current High Bid: $325.00 | ||
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An "ARROWHEAD BRAND" FOLDING HANDLE DRAW KNIFE by the Jennings & Griffin Manufacturing Company, New York, New York. This extra clean mahogany handled drawknife has an eight-inch width cutting edge. The U.S. Patent for the mechanism was issued on February 20, 1906 to Archer B. Jennings of Yalesville, Connecticut. | |
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Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 Current High Bid: $50.00 | ||
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A LATER "BEDROCK" SMOOTHING PLANE, NO. 603, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with Stanleys ca. 1915 "Type 11" trademark on this extra clean example. Fully 95% of the original black japan finish remains. | |
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Estimate: $150.00 - $300.00 Current High Bid: $250.00 | ||
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A COLLECTION OF THREE FLEAMS including two in early boxes, including one marked "Kolb" and a triple blade type by Borwick. | |
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Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 Current High Bid: $130.00 | ||
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A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN MACHINISTS' TOOLS, all by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Included in this grouping are a box of No. 161 C machinist's clamps, a pair of No. 50 A trammel points, and a No. 98-6 bench level, all in their original boxes. Also included are three pairs of extra clean calipers. "V" blocks and a hand scriber. | |
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Estimate: $90.00 - $180.00 Current High Bid: $145.00 | ||
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A PRECISION SURVEYOR'S TRANSIT by the J.C. Ulmer Company, Cleveland, Ohio. This instrument has a 4 1/2" compass and a 10" telescope. It is in excellent collector quality condition in its original wooden case. | |
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Estimate: $250.00 - $500.00 Current High Bid: $85.00 | ||
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A SURVEYOR'S PRECISION "WYE" LEVEL. This level, which has later type black enamel finish, is complete with its original tripod and case. The telescope measures 18 inches in length. | |
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Estimate: $150.00 - $300.00 Current High Bid: $95.00 | ||
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A LIMITED EDITION TRY SQUARE, NO. AS-14 RW M, by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. This uncommon "Signature Series" is in new condition in its original box. This rosewood try square is demarcated with the optional Metric graduations. | |
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Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $130.00 | ||
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AN ADJUSTABLE ANGLE SCRAPER, NO. 181, by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. This example of the August 9, 1910 U.S. Patent of Laroy S. Starrett is in new condition in its original box. | |
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Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 Current High Bid: $40.00 | ||
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A SIX BOARD BLACK WALNUT DOVETAILED TOOL CHEST. This classic chest retains its original tills and has a most appealing uniform dark patina of age and careful use. | |
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Estimate: $200.00 - $400.00 Current High Bid: $325.00 | ||
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FIVE MAYTAG LUBRICATION ITEMS, all by the Maytag Company, Newton, Iowa. An oil pitcher, an oil can, two household oil cans and a container of Maytag Ringer Head Lubricant are included in this selection. | |
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Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $145.00 | ||
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A PATENT INDICATING CALIPER by the Indicating Caliper Company, New York, New York. This device, which was used for very precise measurements, such as would be encountered in violin making, was patented on August 8, 1916 by Ladislav Kaplan of Clinton, Connecticut. This example is in top collector quality condition. | |
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Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $50.00 | ||
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An example of BUCKLIN'S PATENT ROPE WINDER by the Bendyke Manufacturing Company, Chicago, Illinois. The date of the November 12, 1901 U.S. Patent issued to Orson Bucklin of Marietta, Minnesota is cast into the largest gear wheel. The maker name would originally have been stenciled on the base. | |
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Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $80.00 | ||
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THREE EARLY TIN POWDER FLASKS including two that retain their original labels. A DuPont "Eagle Gunpowder Duck Shooting, No. 3", a DuPont "Superfine FF Grade" full can and a Hazard "Kentucky Rifle Powder" can in a shapely flask are included in this selection. | |
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Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $225.00 | ||
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AN ORNATE CIGAR BOX HAMMER AND BOX OPENER. This horn handle opener has a Sterling Silver collar and it is marked with the designation "No. 27". From the Collection of Hank Dotson, Mansfield, Ohio. | |
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Estimate: $175.00 - $350.00 Current High Bid: $55.00 | ||
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FOUR EXTRA CLEAN FOLDING RULES, all by the Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan. Examples of the No. 372 R (Stanley No. 36 1/2 R equivalent), No. 702 (18), a No. 863 L imprinted with the designation "Compliments of W.B. Robert & Company, Newark, New Jersey" and a Lufkin folding boxwood shoe measure, No. 8223. All are in top collector quality condition. From the Collection of Joel Hodapp, St. Louis, Missouri. | |
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Estimate: $125.00 - $25.00 Current High Bid: $55.00 | ||
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THREE UNCOMMON ADVERTISING RULES, all by the Keuffel & Esser Company, New York, New York. A Lufkin Zig Zag rule advertising Lufkin Rules dated 1916 with a calendar on the back; a No. 014 rule advertising the "Witte Hardware Company of St.; Louis" and an No. 024 that is marked with the Lufkin name, but not marked with the number. On the back side it has advertising from the Wall Rope Works of Beverly, New Jersey. All are in excellent collector quality condition. | |
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Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 Current High Bid: $80.00 | ||
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AN EXTRA CLEAN COMBINATION PLANE by the Siegley Tool Company, Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. Fully 90% of the original finishes remain on this example of the Jacob Siegley U.S. Patent of August 16, 1881. This uncommon variation has an adjustable fence in the manner of the Stanley "Microdial" fence. | |
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Estimate: $150.00 - $300.00 Current High Bid: $115.00 | ||
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A rare and very well preserved PATENT ANGLE DIVIDER BEVEL by A.O. Calhoun, Victor, Missouri, patented February 5, 1907. Some 80% of the original nickel plating remains on this clean and well preserved example. A rare patented bevel in excellent collector quality condition. | |
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Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $100.00 | ||
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A FULL SET OF EIGHT PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRON, all by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. All are in excellent condition and marked with the owner imprint "T. Lomason". Thomas Lomanson, born in Pennsylvania in 1841, was listed as a carpenter, living in Millersburgh, Holmes County, Ohio in the U.S. Census for 1870. | |
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Estimate: $120.00 - $240.00 Current High Bid: $105.00 | ||
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A "SALESMASTER" SALESMAN TAPE MEASURE DISPLAY CASE by the Graham Hardware Company, Durango, Colorado. This display of Master brand tape measures includes six Master tape measures including examples designated "Blackie", "Tufboy", "Streamline", "Brownie" and "Monitor". All are in top collector quality condition. From the Collection of Joel Hodapp, St. Louis, Missouri. | |
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Estimate: $200.00 - $400.00 Current High Bid: $300.00 | ||
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FIVE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY CELLULOID TAPE MEASURES, all advertising types. Included in this grouping are tapes from the Pillsbury Flour Mills Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota advertising "Pillsbury's Family of Foods"; one from the Wright Electric Company, Elmira, New York advertising "Edison Mazda Lamps"; a tape from the Central Stamping Company of New York City advertising "Sterling White Enameled Ware"; a Dexter Brothers, Boston Massachusetts tape advertising "English Shingle Stain" and "Petrifax Cement Coating"; and a tape from the Golden Rod Milling Company, Portland, Oregon adverting "Crown Flour" and "Golden Rod Cereals". All are in top collector quality condition. From the Collection of Joel Hodapp, St. Louis, Missouri. | |
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Estimate: $90.00 - $180.00 Current High Bid: $65.00 | ||
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A FEATHERLIGHT .20 GA. PUMP SHOTGUN, No. MOD. 37, by the Ithaca Gun Company, Ithaca, New York. This extra clean and little used shotgun has a 25 1/2 inch length barrel and is in 90% of original condition. It is marked with Serial No. 371162963.Purchases of modern firearms require a background check. Items purchased may be picked up at Martin J. Donnelly Auctions in Avoca, New York where a background check will be performed. Sales of pistols to New York State residents require a New York State Pistol Permit. Out of state sales require that the firearm be mailed to a dealer possessing a Federal Firearms License. If you have specific questions about how this policy will apply to a specific purchase, please contact Martin J. Donnelly Auctions at(800) 869-0695 or by email at mjd@mjdtools.com . | |
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Estimate: $350.00 - $750.00 Current High Bid: $155.00 | ||
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A CLASSIC EARLY AMERICAN BOWIE KNIFE having a 13 3/4" blade, a brass back and guard. This early Nineteenth Century knife looks to date from the 1830's, or thereabout. | |
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Estimate: $600.00 - $1200.00 Current High Bid: $250.00 | ||
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A PARALLEL SIDE SMOOTHING PLANE, NO. 3, by T. Norris & Son, London, England. This non-adjustable Norris smoother has a 2 1/8" width cutting iron. It has rosewood infill and is in top collector quality condition. It has a full, parallel cutting iron by Alex. Mathieson & Sons and could be put directly to use. | |
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Estimate: $500.00 - $1000.00 Current High Bid: $750.00 | ||
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A PARALLEL SIDE SMOOTH PLANE, NO. 7, by Stewart Spiers, Ayr, Scotland. This superb rosewood infill smoother retains its full, original Stewart Spiers cutting iron. The cutting iron measures 2 1/4 inches in width. A Scottish classic. | |
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Estimate: $500.00 - $1000.00 Current High Bid: $425.00 | ||
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A .22 CALIBER CR SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE, No. 60, by the Marlin Firearms Company, North Haven, Connecticut. This extra clean rifle has a 21" length barrel and a tubular magazine. It is marked with Serial No. 07437132. The original rod for the magazine is missing, but it is otherwise in excellent condition.Purchases of modern firearms require a background check. Items purchased may be picked up at Martin J. Donnelly Auctions in Avoca, New York where a background check will be performed. Sales of pistols to New York State residents require a New York State Pistol Permit. Out of state sales require that the firearm be mailed to a dealer possessing a Federal Firearms License. If you have specific questions about how this policy will apply to a specific purchase, please contact Martin J. Donnelly Auctions at (800) 869-0695 or by email at mjd@mjdtools.com . | |
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Estimate: $175.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $75.00 | ||
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A TOPPEK 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN by Harrington & Richardson, Worcester, Massachusetts. This single shot shotgun has a 29" barrel and it is marked with the Serial No. BA535834.Purchases of modern firearms require a background check. Items purchased may be picked up at Martin J. Donnelly Auctions in Avoca, New York where a background check will be performed. Sales of pistols to New York State residents require a New York State Pistol Permit. Out of state sales require that the firearm be mailed to a dealer possessing a Federal Firearms License. If you have specific questions about how this policy will apply to a specific purchase, please contact Martin J. Donnelly Auctions at (800) 869-0695 or by email at mjd@mjdtools.com . | |
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Estimate: $50.00 - $100.00 Current High Bid: $45.00 | ||
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EIGHT EXTRA CLEAN TIN PRODUCT CONTAINERS including a can of "Dr. Hess Medicated Powder", "Franklin Glue", Tuxedo Tobacco", "Quick-Seal Radiator Leak Sealer", Zenith "Tibet Almond Sticks" for scratch covering; "Tip-Z-Top" Spot remover, and "Boyer's Neatsfoot Oil Compound". All are in excellent collector quality condition with excellent color and graphics. | |
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Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 Current High Bid: $40.00 | ||
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An EARLY "BEDROCK" JOINTER PLANE, No. 608 C, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the ca. 1912 "Type 11" trademark on this example, which is in top collector quality condition. Fully 95% of the original black japan finish remains. | |
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Estimate: $200.00 - $400.00 Current High Bid: $275.00 | ||
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A PAIR OF SHOWY BRASS TRAMMELS having distinctive cutouts and dual knurled screws. | |
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Estimate: $90.00 - $180.00 Current High Bid: $40.00 | ||
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FIVE BONE APPOINTED LAYOUT TOOLS including two try squares, one having a solid whalebone blade and three marking gauges. The whalebone try square has a small notch cut from the tip, but all are otherwise in excellent condition. | |
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Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 Current High Bid: $60.00 | ||
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A HANDLED PANEL RAISING PLANE by D.N. Garrison, Dayton, Ohio. This plane is clearly marked with the Garrison name and working location. It has a 3" width cutting iron and is in excellent collector quality condition. Garrison, who had learned planemaking in Cincinnati as an apprentice to planemaker Samuel Sloop, produced planes under his own name in Dayton, Ohio between 1850 and 1854. | |
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Estimate: $100.00 - $200.00 Current High Bid: $70.00 | ||
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A PARAGON JIG TRANSIT, No. 9092-1A, by the Keuffel & Esser Company, New York, New York. This instrument has a 12 1/2" scope and is marked with Serial No. 171638. It has later type green "crinkle" finish. | |
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Estimate: $150.00 - $300.00 Current High Bid: $70.00 | ||
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An example of BYSTROM'S PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING WRENCH as produced by the Norwall Manufacturing Company of Chicago, Illinois. This wrench, which was patented on October 13, 1903 by John Bystrom of Chicago, Illinois, is marked with the designation "Allen Wrench". It is in excellent collector quality condition. | |
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Estimate: $200.00 - $400.00 Current High Bid: $60.00 | ||
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A LOT OF EARLY TYPE WOODWORKING TOOLS including a chair maker's scorp branded "B. Hagen", a hoop driver, spoke shave, a large claw hammer, stair saw, hand forged grafting froe, a circle cutting bit marked "Langley" and a small cooper's "jigger". | |
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Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 Current High Bid: $45.00 | ||
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THREE CLEAN SPECIAL PURPOSE HAMMERS including an "Atomic" saddle horn hammer, a graphic farrier's hammer that is not marked with a maker name and a J. Dewsbury & Son horseman's folding hammer and hoof pick. From the Collection of Hank Dotson, Mansfield, Ohio. | |
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Estimate: $90.00 - $180.00 Current High Bid: $65.00 | ||
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AN EXTRA CLEAN HEAVY JACK PLANE, No. 5 1/2 C, by STANLEY. This "Type 19" version in in brand new condition in its original pasteboard box. From the Collection of Hank Dotson, Mansfield, Ohio. | |
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Estimate: $150.00 - $300.00 Current High Bid: $270.00 | ||
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AN OPEN THROAT ROUTER PLANE, No. 71, by STANLEY. This example is complete with all original parts and cutting iron in new condition in its original box. As good as they get. | |
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Estimate: $150.00 - $300.00 Current High Bid: $225.00 | ||
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AN EARLY "BEDROCK" SMOOTHING PLANE, NO. 604, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Pat Ap'l. 19, '92" trademark on this extra clean example. Fully 95% of the original black japan finish remains. | |
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Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $105.00 | ||
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A MALACHITE ROUND BALL HEAD GENTLEMAN'S CANE having a nickel plated brass fitting to mount the tip and an "ebonized" shaft. | |
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Estimate: $175.00 - $350.00 Current High Bid: $60.00 | ||
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THREE COLUMBUS, OHIO MAKER COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a gothic bead by P. Hayden marked with the owner imprint of one "S. Schnader"; a P. Hayden quirk ovolo with square; and an ogee molder by Hall, Case & Company. All are in excellent collector quality condition. | |
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Estimate: $120.00 - $240.00 Current High Bid: $65.00 | ||
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AN EDGE TRIM BLOCK PLANE, NO. 95, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the ca. 1920's era "Sweetheart" trademark on this plane, which retains some 98% of its original black japan finish. | |
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Estimate: $90.00 - $180.00 Current High Bid: $100.00 | ||
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THREE EARLY TYPE LIGHTING ITEMS, including a pierced tin candle lantern, a pierced tin candle sconce and a combination candle holder and rush light. From the Collection of Hank Dotson, Mansfield, Ohio. | |
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Estimate: $150.00 - $300.00 Current High Bid: $115.00 | ||
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An unusual "BASKET WEAVE" PATTERN CARVED JOINTER PLANE. This very well made plane has a fancy carved handle and is in top collector quality condition. | |
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Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $90.00 | ||
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A ONE-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE of IVORY and German silver by J. Rabone & Sons, Birmingham, England. This rule, which also has edge graduations, is in top condition in its original leather case. | |
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Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $130.00 | ||
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An example of MERRICK'S PATENT NUT WRENCH as patented by Solyman Merrick of Springfield, Massachusetts on August 17, 1835. This wrench is pictured in the Schulz book on Antique & Unusual Wrenches as No. 832. This example is in excellent collector quality condition. | |
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Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 Current High Bid: $65.00 | ||
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A CLASSIC "CHALICE" FORM PLUMB BOB. This bob, which is filled with lead shot, has a turned steel tip and a uniform dark patina. From the Collection of the late Gary Trinkle, Florence, Kentucky. | |
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Estimate: $150.00 - $300.00 Current High Bid: $200.00 | ||
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