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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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A DOVETAILED GUNMETAL MITRE PLANE as produced by Modern Master Planemaker Robert Baker of Mattawan, Michigan. This uncommon early creation from Bob Baker has ebony infill and it retains its original "snecked" cutting iron. The cap is signed "Robt. Baker" together with the date of its completion, "1980". It is marked on the iron dovetail on the side of the plane with the assembly number, "XIV" in Roman numerals. A classic example of the early work of an extremely talented craftsman who died far too young. | |
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Estimate: $2000.00 - $4000.00 Current High Bid: $1300.00 | ||
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A rare SILAGE TESTING CANE as produced by the British Rototherm Company, Ltd. of London, England. The head of the cane has a Rototherm thermometer and a turned oak grip handle. It is designed to be thrust into a heap of silage to test the temperature and moisture level. | |
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Estimate: $250.00 - $500.00 Current High Bid: $160.00 | ||
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A rare BLIND NAILING CHISEL GAUGE, No. 96, by STANLEY. The side of this early and uncommon Stanley offering is marked with the STANLEY name in large block letters. These tools were designed to accommodate a narrow chisel, which could then be used to lift a sliver of wood. A nail could then be set in the groove and the wood sliver glued back invisibly into place. The device was patented on April 10, 1888 by Charles L. Mead of New York City and assigned to the Stanley Rule & Level Company. These tools appear not to have been particularly popular. Examples are quite scarce. This one is in excellent collector quality condition. A 1/4" width chisel is included with the gauge. | |
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Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $135.00 | ||
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A collection of THREE "FINGER" TYPE LUMBER GAUGES including examples by Conway-Cleveland, the Iroquois Door Company of Buffalo, New York and another marked "Compliments of C.W. Johnson". All are in excellent collector quality condition. From the Collection of Joel Hodapp, St. Louis, Missouri. | |
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Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 Current High Bid: $125.00 | ||
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A ROSEWOOD HANDLE SCRAPER PLANE, No. 112, by STANLEY. This extra clean handle scraper retains its original Stanley cutting iron and some 95% of its original black japan finish. Ready to use. | |
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Estimate: $120.00 - $240.00 Current High Bid: $135.00 | ||
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A COLLECTION OF BONE APPPOINTED WOODWORKING TOOLS including three chair makers' scrapers, a glove stretcher, a mahogany marking gauge and a horn handle scraper. All are in excellent collector quality condition. From the Collection of Hank Dotson, Mansfield, Ohio. | |
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Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 Current High Bid: $55.00 | ||
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An UNUSUAL WEED WHIPPING CANE having a hand forged cutter. The shaft has been hand carved into a folk art design on this interesting special purpose cane. | |
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Estimate: $300.00 - $600.00 Current High Bid: $65.00 | ||
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An ARTFULLY FORGED CLAW HAMMER having an adze type claw and a diagonal slot for gripping a nail. | |
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Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 Current High Bid: $75.00 | ||
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A ONE-QUARTER INCH RADIUS CORNER ROUNDING PLANE, No. 144, by STANLEY. This example of the October 6, 1925 U.S. Design Patent of Edmund E. Schade is in superb condition, retaining some 95% of its original shiny black japan finish. A great example of the least common size of Stanley's No. 144 series. | |
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Estimate: $200.00 - $400.00 Current High Bid: $125.00 | ||
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AN EXTRA CLEAN WHITE CERAMIC SCALE by the Standard Computing Scale Company, Detroit, Michigan. Fully 98% of the shiny white enamel original finish remains on this exceptionally well preserved scale. | |
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Estimate: $250.00 - $500.00 Current High Bid: $70.00 | ||
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A .22 CALIBER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE by Montgomery Ward & Company, Chicago, Illinois. This rifle has a nylon stock and the barrel measures 24" in length. It is not marked with a serial number.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: $125.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $75.00 | ||
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A working set of THIRTEEN CLEAN AND USABLE CARVING TOOLS all having exotic wood handles, including some laminated types. Carving tool having handles fashioned from ebony, rosewood, tiger maple, mahogany and walnut by Addis and Meier are included. All came from the family of a former Master Carver for the Baldwin Piano Company of Cincinnati, Ohio. | |
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Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $115.00 | ||
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A 12 GAUGE PUMP ACTION SHOTGUN, No. 37, by the Ithaca Gun Company, King Ferry, New York. This shotgun has a 24" length barrel, a tubular magazine, powered barrel, removable choke and it is fitted with a Simmons variable power scope. It is in 90% of original condition and marked with the Serial No. 371614505.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: $200.00 - $400.00 Current High Bid: $160.00 | ||
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A WORKING SET OF VIOLIN MAKERS' TOOLS including several planes, a spoke shave, a tool for tapering pegs, patterns patterns, a fitting frame, etc. An interesting working set that his housed in a hinge-top walnut box. From the Collection of Hank Dotson, Mansfield, Ohio. | |
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Estimate: $175.00 - $350.00 Current High Bid: $250.00 | ||
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An EARLY "TURNIP" FORM PLUMB BOB having a knurled cap and tastefully imprinted with the name of the original owner, one "W. Horton". From the Collection of Joel Hodapp, St. Louis, Missouri. | |
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Estimate: $90.00 - $180.00 Current High Bid: $45.00 | ||
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A NHM 91 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE by Norinco, Bejing, China. This rifle has an 18" length barrel. It is designed for use with 7.62x39mm detachable magazine, but the magazine is missing. It is marked with Serial No. 93-11244. It is in 95% of original condition, noting the missing magazine.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 - $700.00 Current High Bid: $650.00 | ||
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The ORIGINAL MID-NINETEENTH CENTURY BOUND CORRESPONDENCE OF MERCHANT AND PLANING MILL OWNER CHAUNCEY OLMSTEAD OF LEROY, NEW YORK. This interesting book includes copies of letters sent by Olmstead between the years 1856 and 1857 on 225 onionskin pages. The book measures 11 1/2" tall x 9 1/2" wide x 3/4" thick an has calf-backed marbled boards. The book is complete and intact. Some of the letters have faded, but most are clear and legible. Olmsted & Bro. operated in Le Roy, New York, as general merchants, dealers in lumber, and operators of a planing mill. The principal was Chauncey Lorenzo Olmsted (1817-1872), and the brother most likely was William Delos Olmsted. A sample of a business letter: "Le Roy April 15, 1856. Mssrs. Ford & Bemus. Gent . Please write us if you have pine lath on hand and if convenient to ship by R Road should we want one or two car loads in a few days and at what price. Yours respectfully, Olmsted & Bro. Some other recipients of their correspondence include; Elijah Gray, B.W. Stevens & Co., A.G. Bassett, John A. Winsted, James More, Hix & Hathaway of Boston, and several dozen more. Chauncey L. Olmsted was born in 1817 of Stephen and Barbara (Parmalee) Olmsted. A prominent builder; he erected the Oriental mills of Chicago, and the Orchard City mills, of Burlington, Iowa. His lumber interests caused him to spend much time in the Saginaw Valley. He was also a banker at Burlington, and president of the Orchard City Savings Bank, from June, 1868, to 1872, when he sold out on account of ill health. His son Henry B. was cashier, and died in 1872, and the father died the same year. Olmsted also built the Red flouring mills of Le Roy, and the Batavia and Le Roy planing mills. From the Collection of Dave Englund, Seattle, Washington. | |
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Estimate: $200.00 - $400.00 Current High Bid: $60.00 | ||
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A rare and exceptionally well preserved example of the REVELATEUR "SCHUMFELL" PLUMB BOB by Schumfell, France. This electromagnetic field detection device is fitted with a magnetic compass and designed to function as a plumb bob. It was used in searching for deposits of gold and other metallic deposits. It is marked with the designation, "Brevete", meaning that it was issued a French Patent. This example is in unused condition in it's original faux alligator covered box. From the Collection of Joel Hodapp, St. Louis, Missouri. | |
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Estimate: $200.00 - $400.00 Current High Bid: $165.00 | ||
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A PRE-WAR ROSEWOOD INFILL DOVETAILED SOLE PANEL PLANE, No. A 1, by T. Norris & Son, London, England. This extra clean 14 1/2 inch length panel plane retains its full, original 2 1/2" width Norris cutting iron and its is in top condition. The adjustment mechanism is marked with the Norris Patent information. | |
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Estimate: $800.00 - $1600.00 Current High Bid: $1700.00 | ||
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A CABINET MAKER'S BLOCK PLANE, No. 9, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen with side handle. This cast iron body plane with brass lever cap retains its original side handle and is in brand new, unused condition in its original box. | |
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Estimate: $300.00 - $600.00 Current High Bid: $550.00 | ||
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A MASSIVE CYLINDRICAL BRASS PLUMB BOB having a spherical cap and very nicely patinated. This well made and well preserved plumb bob is filled with lead shot. From the Collection of the late Gary Trinkle, Florence, Kentucky. | |
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Estimate: $200.00 - $400.00 Current High Bid: $225.00 | ||
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An extra clean and complete plow and filletster plane, No. 141, by STANLEY. This example of the Justus A. Traut U.S. Patent of May 18, 1886 is in excellent condition. It includes the original nickel plated filletster bed. Approximately 80% of the original plating remains. | |
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Estimate: $250.00 - $500.00 Current High Bid: $275.00 | ||
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A most interesting and unusual DOUBLE SIDE RATCHET TYPE CARRIAGE WRENCH as patented by William J. Owen of Nashville, Tennessee on October 24, 1882. A threaded adjustment screw regulates the width of the jaws on this wrench, which is the first so configured that we have offered for sale. | |
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Estimate: $150.00 - $300.00 Current High Bid: $95.00 | ||
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An EARLY "BEDROCK" SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 602, by STANLEY. Fully 95% of the original black japan finish remains on this extra clean and well preserved example, which is marked on the cutting iron with the turn of the century "Pat. Ap'l. 19, '92" trademark. It retains its original "STANLEY BED ROCK" cap and is complete and original in all respects. From the Collection of the late Gary Trinkle, Florence, Kentucky. | |
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Estimate: $300.00 - $600.00 Current High Bid: $335.00 | ||
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A LATER "BEDROCK" SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 603 C, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with Stanley's ca. 1920's era "Sweetheart" trademark on this extra clean example. Fully 95% of the original black japan finish remains. From the Collection of the late Gary Trinkle, Florence, Kentucky. | |
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Estimate: $175.00 - $350.00 Current High Bid: $225.00 | ||
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A MILLER PATENT PLOW PLANE, No. 44, by the Stanley Rule & Level Company, produced under the patent issued to Charles Miller on June 26, 1870. This elusive plane is, without question, the least common of the Miller Patent series. this example has a sheared tote horn and has some pitting on the iron skate, but it is otherwise complete and in excellent condition. From the Collection of the late Gary Trinkle, Florence, Kentucky. | |
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Estimate: $750.00 - $1500.00 Current High Bid: $375.00 | ||
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A RARE "FURRING" PLANE, No. 340, by STANLEY. Fully 85% of the original black japan finish remains on this well preserved example, which is marked on the cutting iron with Stanley's early "Arch" trademark. This plane has a distinctive raised casting on the base adjacent to the cutting iron that implements the March 3, 1903 U.S. Patent of Jefferson Allen of Kennebunk Port, Maine. A rare Stanley plane in excellent collector quality condition. | |
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Estimate: $600.00 - $1200.00 Current High Bid: $450.00 | ||
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A PATENT INCLINOMETER LEVEL by Edward Helb, Railroad, Pennsylvania, patented July 12, 1904. A exceptionally clean and complete example of a desirable and complex patented inclinometer. This example is in excellent collector quality condition. | |
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Estimate: $200.00 - $400.00 Current High Bid: $95.00 | ||
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An example of ARRINGTON'S PATENT WRECKING HAMMER as patented by John Arrington of Calista, Kansas on October 27, 1903. This double claw type hammer is equipped with claws on either side of the head. This uncommon hammer is in excellent condition and it retains its original handle. There are no marks on the tool, but the form is unmistakable. From the Collection of Hank Dotson, Mansfield, Ohio. | |
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Estimate: $200.00 - $400.00 Current High Bid: $130.00 | ||
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FIVE DELICATE SPECIAL PURPOSE JEWELER'S HAMMERS including ball pein, chasing and flattening types. Two retain their original ebony handles. All are in top collector quality condition. | |
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Estimate: $100.00 - $200.00 Current High Bid: $130.00 | ||
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An EARLY PATENT SPIRAL FRUIT AUGER by Henry J. White, Green Bay, Wisconsin. This tool, which was used for removing packed, dried fruit from a barrel is marked with the patent date of July 27, 1875. This example is in excellent collector quality condition. | |
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Estimate: $175.00 - $350.00 Current High Bid: $180.00 | ||
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A .12 ga. PERCUSSION CAP SHOTGUN by P. Powell & Sons, Cincinnati, Ohio. This shotgun has dual triggers and a 30 1/2" Damascus barrel. It retains its original stock and is in 75% of original condition. | |
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Estimate: $300.00 - $600.00 Current High Bid: $80.00 | ||
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A LOT OF THREE EARLY MEDICAL ITEMS including a three-bladed fleam by G., a spring type fleam in its original box and an early brass ear trumpet. | |
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Estimate: $90.00 - $180.00 Current High Bid: $95.00 | ||
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A rare SMALL SIZE PATENT "WRAPAROUND" HAMMER by Solomon S. Anderson, South New Berlin, New York. The Anderson Patent of August 20, 1845 is generally acknowledged as the first patented American Hammer. This example does not have a legible patent date or maker imprint, but the form is unmistakable. | |
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Estimate: $800.00 - $1600.00 Current High Bid: $785.00 | ||
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An EARLY CAST IRON PIANO MAKERS "T" RABBET PLANE having a flat sole and curved sides for curved work. It has a loop type handle and appears to have been manufactured. | |
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Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $85.00 | ||
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TWO STEEL BODY BENCH PLANES, No. S4 and No. S5, by STANLEY. Both are complete and in original condition, retaining 90% or more of their original black japan finish. These planes were included in the Stanley product lion between 1936 and 1942, when they were discontinued "temporarily" owing to wartime exigencies, but never returned to the product line. | |
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Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $175.00 | ||
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FIVE ORIGINAL BOX TAPE MEASURES, all by the Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan. Examples of the No. 112 CH "Artisan" in the twelve-foot size; a No. 263 "Challenge" in the 50 foot length marked "Bell System" on the box; a No. 500 "Metallic tape" measuring 25 feet; a No. 543 "Universal Steel Tape" in the 50 foot length; and a No. 713 "Ass Skin" Tape in the 50 foot length. | |
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Estimate: $120.00 - $240.00 Current High Bid: $130.00 | ||
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A FULL SET OF SPIRAL AUGER BITS by the Russell Jennings Manufacturing Company, Chester, Connecticut. All are in their original three-tiered wooden box, which retains its original paper label. Also included is a Millers Falls No. 733 B 8" sweep bit brace which retains its full, original decal on the handle. | |
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Estimate: $150.00 - $300.00 Current High Bid: $170.00 | ||
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A 270 CA. BOLT ACTION RIFLE, Model 700, by the Remington Arms Company, Ilion, New York. This extra clean rifle has a 22" barrel and is fitted with a Tasco 3 x 8 scope. It is in 95% of original condition and is marked with Serial No. C365325898.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: $400.00 - $800.00 Current High Bid: $450.00 | ||
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A LIMITED EDITION "CROWNING" PLANE, No. CT-9, part of a limited edition produced by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. This spectacular tool is fashioned from bronze and rosewood and has a concave cutter sole. Serial numbered as part of a Limited Edition of less than one thousand, this tool was part of the "CT" tool series produced by Bridge City each year with the promise that the tools produced in that series "...were never to be made again." A spectacular tool of consummate quality from the preeminent manufacturer of precision hand tools of exceptional quality of the last fifty years. This example is in absolutely perfect condition in its original walnut presentation box with full, original documentation. It has been factory engraved with the intials "TPD". | |
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Estimate: $400.00 - $800.00 Current High Bid: $425.00 | ||
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The ORIGINAL SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER'S LEDGER maintained by George Hart of Moravia, New York between the years 1843 and 1853. Hart was a Cayuga County, New York resident saddler who also worked for the town on the side. He also served the town in various roles including highway commissioner attended town meetings, furnished reports, kept track of the books, etc. Records indicate however, that George Hart was primarily involved in the leather trade in the town of Moravia for many years (he is listed as a harness maker and saddler in both the 1850 and 1855 census). He made and sold mostly saddles, bridles, and other equestrian items, including fitting out carriages. Entries include binding buggy dashes, capping collars, covering bits, covering buggy dashes, covering whip box aprons, fixing mud wagons, installing mug wagon tops, making bridle reins and bits, making bridle rosettes, repairing buggy harnesses, repairing saddles, seaming bellows leather, splicing lazar straps, splicing lines, stuffing saddles, trimming carriagc harnesses, varnishing trunks, washing and oiling harnesses, etc. Also many purchases for materials used in his work including horse leather, sheep skin, hog skin, and oils. Other entries relate to compiler's duties serving the town in various capacities. This handwritten book is also a treasure trove of local genealogy as numerous customers names appear throughout including L.O. Allen, W. W. Allen, Oliver Andrews, Benjamin Arnold, Alanson Barber, Joel Bartlett, William Bartlit, Edmund Benjamin, T. & J. Keeler, the Town of Moravia and many more. The book is bound in calfskin with marbled boards and shows light wear overall, except to the upper spine, where a three-inch piece of leather binding is missing. An interesting look at the dynamic leather trade in a small, Upstate New York community at the end of the second quarter of the Nineteenth Century. From the Collection of Dave Englund, Seattle, Washington. | |
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Estimate: $200.00 - $400.00 Current High Bid: $60.00 | ||
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A FANCY CAST BRASS PLUMB BOB. This "storybook" pattern cast body bob is ornamented with animals and abstract designs. It weighs just under three pounds. | |
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Estimate: $175.00 - $350.00 Current High Bid: $225.00 | ||
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A LEVER ACTION .38 CAL RIFLE, Model 1873, by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Connecticut. This rifle has a 24" length round barrel, a tubular feed magazine. It has an overall gray finish and the bore shows some very light pitting. There is a chip missing from the fore end wood, but it is otherwise complete and in original condition. It is marked with Serial No. 229070B, which dates it to 1887.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: $1000.00 - $2000.00 Current High Bid: $900.00 | ||
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An EARLY WHALEBONE HANDLE CHEESE TESTER having a "T" pattern handle. This early special purpose tool has a most appealing smooth, dark patina of age and careful use. | |
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Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 Current High Bid: $200.00 | ||
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FIVE INTERESTING EARLY HAMMERS including a Thayer Patent having one replaced screw, an early ball pein hammer, a combination tool tack puller hammer, an early hand filed hammer head and an engineer's hammer having dual octagonal polls. All are in excellent collector quality condition. | |
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Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 Current High Bid: $65.00 | ||
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A "SIGNATURE SERIES" PALM BRACE, No. PB-1, by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. This "never to be made again" rosewood and brass brace is in new condition in its original box. | |
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Estimate: $150.00 - $300.00 Current High Bid: $225.00 | ||
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A LC SMITH FIELD GRADE SHOTGUN by the Hunter Arms Company, Fulton, New York. The barrel on this 12 gauge break action shotgun measures 29". It has an added recoil pad. The length of pull measures 14 3/4 inches. It is marked with Serial No. FW13555.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: $450.00 - $900.00 Current High Bid: $95.00 | ||
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A .22 GUAGE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE, No. 10/22, by Sturm, Ruger & Comany, Southport, Connecticut. This clean and well preserved rifle has a camouflage pattern composite stock, an 18" length barrel and a detachable magazine. It is marked with Serial No. 122-19082.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: $125.00 - $250.00 Current High Bid: $105.00 | ||
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A Smith & Wesson SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL, No. XD-40, by Springfield Armory, Geneseo, Illinois. This extra clean and well preserved pistol has a 2 1/2" length barrel length, a 12 round detachable magazine and it includes an extra magazine. It is marked with Serial No. XD579481. It is in 99% of original 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: $300.00 - $600.00 Current High Bid: $250.00 | ||
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A PRE-WAR ROSEWOOD INFILL SMOOTHING PLANE, No. A 6, by T. Norris & Son, London, England. This patent adjustment plane is in new condition in its original Norris box, which retains its full, original paper label. Extra nice and highly recommended. | |
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Estimate: $1500.00 - $3000.00 Current High Bid: $1400.00 | ||
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