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Issue #979
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LUFKIN RULE CO., THE BOXWOOD TAILOR'S SQUARE AS NEW CONDITION RARE & EXCELLENT
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A BOXWOOD TAILOR'S SQUARE, No. 8236, by the Lufkin Rule Company. This uncommon 12" size square looks never to have been used. Perfect. Auction: OC07-230 Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 | ||
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ASSORTED MAKERS LOT OF UNUSUAL MEASURING TOOLS TAILORS |SQ, "T" |SQ RULES, PANEL GAUGE,E
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A LOT OF UNUSUAL MEASURING TOOLS by various makers including tailors square, "T" square, rules, a panel gauge, etc. Auction: SL07-329 Estimate: $60.00 - $120.00 | ||
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ASSORTED MAKERS TWO UNCOMMON TAILORS RULE KELLOGG TAILOR SYSTE N. DAVIDSON EXT. RUL
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TWO UNCOMMON TAILORS RULES including a Kellogg's patent tailor's square and an N. Davidson extension rule. Auction: SL07-696 Estimate: $35.00 - $75.00 | ||
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TAYLOR, S.T./NEW YORK TWO EXTRA CLEAN TAILOR'S SQUARES ONE FOLDING TYPE 930 BROADWAY
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TWO EXTRA CLEAN TAILOR'S SQUARES, both by S.T. Taylor, New York. One is a folding type, marked with a 930 Broadway address; and the other is a fixed type marked with a 349 Canal Street address. Auction: SC07-53 Estimate: $60.00 - $120.00 | ||
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NATHUSIUS & KUGLER/NEW YORK TWO EARLY PATENT TAILOR'S RULES MADISON PAT. 1866 NO. 123 AND 151
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TWO EARLY PATENT TAILOR'S RULES, both by Nathusius & Kugler, New York, New York. These examples of the Madison Patent of 1866 are marked No. 123 and No. 151. Auction: SC07-584 Estimate: $100.00 - $200.00 | ||
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UNMARKED SET OF GRADUATED TAILOR'S RULES FITTED WOODEN HLDR. EXCELLENT CONDITION
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A SET OF GRADUATED TAILOR'S RULES in a fitted wooden holder. All are in excellent collector quality condition. Auction: SC07-623 Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 | ||
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UNMARKED CLASSIC 19TH CENTURY TOOL CHEST W/ SLIDING DRAWER VICTORIAN BAIL HDLES
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A CLASSIC 19TH CENTURY TOOL CHEST having a sliding lower drawer. Elaborate Victorian style bail handles adorn the sides. Auction: SL07-319 Estimate: $100.00 - $200.00 | ||
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KELLY, A. BOXED DOUBLE BEAD MOLDING PLANE EXTRA BOLD MARK AWP IV: "UR" RATING
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ABOXED DOUBLE BEAD MOLDING PLANE by A. Kelly. This extra boldly marked plane has been assigned the "UR" imprint in American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition. It is in top collector quality condition. From the Robert Jones Collection. Auction: SC07-152 Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 | ||
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WARD, WILLIAM/8TH AVE., N.Y. HANDLED BOXWOOD PLOW PLANE RARE CIRCULAR MARK EXCELLENT PATINA
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A HANDLED BOXWOOD PLOW PLANE by William Ward, 8th Avenue, New York, New York. This well preserved plow is marked with Ward's uncommon circular imprint. The wedge is a possible replacement, but the plane is otherwise in top condition. From the Dan Semel Collection. Auction: SC07-364 Estimate: $400.00 - $800.00 | ||
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ASSORTED MAKERS TWO SCREW ARM PLOW PLANE JNO. BARKLEY UNDLD AUBURN HANDLED
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TWO SCREW ARM PLOW PLANES including one that is unhandled by Jno. Barkley and an handled type by Auburn handled type. Offered for or parts or restoration. Auction: SL07-675 Estimate: $50.00 - $100.00 | ||
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RECORD TOOL WORKS/SHEFFIELD, ENG. SET OF 14 ASST. CUTTING IRONS STANLEY 45, REC. 405 ALL 'SPECIAL" TYPE
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A SET OF FOURTEEN ASSORTED CUTTING IRONS, all by the Record Tool Works, Sheffield, England. These "Special" type cutters will fit the Record No. 405 as well as the Stanley No. 45 and No. 55. A great opportunity to acquire a working set of reeding cutters and other seldom-seen irons. Auction: SC07-88 Estimate: $60.00 - $120.00 | ||
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ASSORTED MAKERS THREE EXTRA EARLY HAND DRILLS ONE BRASS FRAMED ONE "SCOTTISH" TYPE
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THREE EXTRA EARLY HAND DRILLS including one brass framed example and one "Scottish" type. Auction: SL07-629 Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 | ||
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STANLEY RULE & LEVEL TWO "BEDROCK" SMOOTH PLANES NO. 604 1/2 C, 604 BOTH W/ SIDE CRACKS
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TWO STANLEY "BEDROCK" SMOOTH PLANES, a No. 604 1/2 C and a No. 604, both with side cracks. Auction: SL07-790 Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 | ||
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MARPLES & CO., WILLIAM/SHEFFIELD 1 1/4" X 4" SWEEP CRANK PARING GOUGE W/ BOXWOOD HANDLE UNUSED CONDITION | |
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You can be the first to use this paring gouge. New Old stock. Price: $35.00 |
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FULLER, D./ (GARDINER, ME.) MOST UNUSUAL UNHDLD. PLOW PLANE SCREW DEPTH STOP POSSIBLY UNIQUE
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A most UNUSUAL UNHANDLED PLOW PLANE by D. Fuller, ,Gardiner, Maine. The depth stop mechanism has a wooden thread that passes through the main body of the plane. This configuration, which is undoubtedly original to the tool, is the first of its kind that we have seen. Unique. From the Dan Semel Collection. Auction: SC07-211 Estimate: $500.00 - $1000.00 | ||
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ASSORTED MAKERS THREE EARLY PATENT BRACES CHANTRELL PATENT AMIDON PATENT
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THREE EARLY PATENT BRACES including examples of the Chantrell Patent; Amidon Patent; and the Nobles Patent. All are in clean and sound condition. Auction: SC07-743 Estimate: $200.00 - $400.00 | ||
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UNMARKED MUS. INSTR. CHEST OF JOSEPH CONRATH LICENSE, SHAVES GLUE POT, SAW
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THE MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER'S CHEST OF JOSEPH CONRATH including his license, a photograph of Mr. Conrath, spoke shaves, a draw knife, a glue pot, hand saw, a clamp, a violin in the process of repair, etc. Auction: SC07-549 Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 | ||
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STEPHENSON, HARRY/ANDOVER, MA. ALUMINUM BODY SPEED INDICATOR PERFORATED REEL FOR TEXTILE USE?
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AN ALUMINUM BODY SPEED INDICATOR by Harry Stephenson, Andover, Massachusetts. This special function tool has a perforated reel that may have been designed for measuring cloth. Auction: SL07-339 Estimate: $50.00 - $100.00 | ||
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UNMARKED ROSEWOOD SLITTING MARKING GAUGE MARKED "70 1/2" UNUS. HANDLED TYPE
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A ROSEWOOD SLITTING MARKING GAUGE marked "70 1/2". It is an unusual handled type. Auction: SL07-549 Estimate: $30.00 - $60.00 | ||
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ASSORTED MAKERS SIX UNCOMMON MOLDING PLANES 18TH C. SASH COPE ENGLISH MOLDERS, ETC
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SIX UNCOMMON MOLDING PLANES including an 18th century sash cope, some English molders, etc. Two are curved rabbets that are missing their cutters. Auction: SL07-681 Estimate: $75.00 - $150.00 | ||
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BULLOCK, O.W./SPRINGFIELD, MASS. "O.W.B." CAST IRON HAND DRILL JAPAN FINISHED BODY TURNED R'WOOD CAP
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An "O.W.B." CAST IRON HAND DRILL as produced by O.W. Bullock, Springfield, Massachusetts. This well preserved example has the "O.W.B." initials cast in the body. Nearly all of the original black japan finish remains as does the lacquer finish on the turned rosewood cap. Auction: SC07-160 Estimate: $100.00 - $200.00 | ||
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ASSORTED MAKERS LOT OF 12 ASST. DADO MOLDING PLANE SOME ARE DUPLICATES CHAPIN, G'FIELD, AUB
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A LOT OF TWELVE ASSORTED DADO MOLDING PLANES including some that are duplicates. Names include Chapin, Greenfield, Auburn, etc. Auction: SL07-190 Estimate: $100.00 - $200.00 | ||
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UNMARKED TWO HAND FORGED AXES 9" BLADE BROAD AXE CLASSIC "TRADE" AXE
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TWO HAND FORGED AXES including a 9" blade broad axe and a classic "Trade" axe. Auction: SL07-543 Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 | ||
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CHAPIN, H./UNION FACTORY HANDLED FRUITWOOD PLOW PLANE MOST ORIG. FINISHES SLIVER FROM SPUR SID
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A HANDLED FRUITWOOD PLOW PLANE, No. 239 1/2, by H. Chapin, Union Factory. A small sliver is missing from the spur side but most of the original finishes remain. Auction: SL07-306 Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 | ||
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ASSORTED MAKERS FOUR UNCOMMON MOLDING PLANES DALLICKER FL BXD BD GOLDSMITH FIXED SASH
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FOUR UNCOMMON MOLDING PLANES including a Dallicker full boxed bead, a Goldsmith fixed sash, and a Dryburgh, Canada nosing plane. Auction: SL07-161 Estimate: $60.00 - $120.00 | ||
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UNMARKED FANCY BRASS & IRON SURFACE GAUGE CONVERTS TO MK. GAUG TURNED ACORN FINIAL
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A FANCY BRASS AND IRON SURFACE GAUGE fitted with an acorn finial. This most unusual tool is so designed to convert to a marking gauge by removing the scribe and accessory stop. Most unusual. From the Dan Semel Collection. Auction: SC07-299 Estimate: $300.00 - $600.00 | ||
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ASSORTED MAKERS THREE EARLY & UNUS. TRAVELERS ALL W/ WOOD HDLES. HAND FORGED WHEELS
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THREE EARLY & UNUSUAL TRAVELERS, all having wooden handles and hand forged wheels. Auction: SL07-659 Estimate: $75.00 - $150.00 | ||
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UNMARKED HAND FILE MINIATURE POST VISE HIGHLY DETAILED MADE FROM BRONZE
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A very highly detailed HAND FILED MINIATURE POST VISE fashioned from bronze. All parts work as on a full size version. From the Dan Semel Collection. Auction: SC07-61 Estimate: $100.00 - $200.00 | ||
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ASSORTED MAKERS FOUR EARLY DIVIDERS & CALIPER ALL FILED DECORATION 18TH CENTURY APPEAR.
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FOUR PAIRS OF EARLY DIVIDERS & CALIPERS, all having hand-filed decoration and all of Eighteenth Century manufacture. Auction: SC07-297 Estimate: $150.00 - $300.00 | ||
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UNMARKED FIGURED TROP. HDWD. SMOOTHING PLANE D.R. BARTON IRON SOLID BRONZE SOLE
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A FIGURED TROPICAL HARDWOOD SMOOTHING PLANE having a solid cast bronze sole. The cutting iron is from D.R. Barton & Company of Rochester, New York. Auction: SC07-158 Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 | ||
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UNMARKED 12' BLADE RIVING FROE W/ ORIG. MALLET EXC. WORKING COND.
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A 12' BLADE RIVING FROE with its original mallet. Ready to go back to work. Auction: SL07-368 Estimate: $40.00 - $80.00 | ||
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BAILEY & RICHARDSON/ST. LOUIS SET OF 13 APPLEWOOD MOLDING PLANES 5 H. & R. PAIRS NO. 18 R, 8 H & 2 H
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A SET OF THIRTEEN APPLEWOOD MOLDING PLANES, all by Bailey & Richardson, St. Louis, Missouri. Included in this substantial set are five hollow and round pairs including No. 4, 10, 12, 14 and 16. Also included are a No. 18 round, No. 8 hollow and No. 2 hollow. From the gentleman's tool chest of Albert Doellner, St. Louis, Missouri. Auction: SC07-124 Estimate: $250.00 - $500.00 | ||
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CARTER, EDWARD/TROY, NY LOT OF 11 XTRA CLEAN MOLDING PLANES HR PR 10,12,14,16 MOVING FILLETSTER
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A LOT OF ELEVEN EXTRA CLEAN MOLDING PLANES by Edward Carter, Troy, New York. Included are four pairs of hollows and round No.s 10, 12, 14, and 16; a moving filletster; a cove plane; and two odd rounds. Auction: SL07-398 Estimate: $100.00 - $200.00 | ||
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UNMARKED HAND FORGED IRON TRAVELER TWIST HDL. TYPE HIGHLY DECORATIVE
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A highly decorative HAND FORGED IRON TRAVELER of "primitive" pattern. A smooth, dark patina of age and use has developed over the lifetime of this very well made measuring tool. Auction: SC07-35 Estimate: $80.00 - $160.00 | ||
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DARLINGTON, J.D./BROOKLYN, N.Y. 18" STEEL BACK TENON SAW EARLY N.Y. MAKER WORKED CA. 1898
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A 18" STEEL BACK TENON SAW by J.D. Darlington, Brooklyn, New York. This early New York maker worked ca. 1898. Auction: SL07-777 Estimate: $30.00 - $60.00 | ||
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BARTON & CO., D.R./ROCHESTER, NY SEVEN PATTERN MKR. CARVING TOOLS GOUGES & CHISELS SOME BENT TYPE
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SEVEN PATTERN MAKERS CARVING TOOLS, all by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. Included in this lot are gouges and chisels, including some bent types. From the Vincent Barabba Collection. Auction: SC07-674 Estimate: $200.00 - $400.00 | ||
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UNMARKED FOR EARLY FORGED BENCH STOPS GRAPHIC FORM ONE MADE FROM FILE
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FOUR EARLY HAND FORGED BENCH STOPS, all of graphic form. One has been hand forged from a used-up file. From the Dan Semel Collection. Auction: SC07-708 Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 | ||
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ASSORTED MAKERS COLLECTION OF TEN EARLY STYLE BRACES TAYLOR, SPOFFORD PS &W, M.F., ETC.
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A COLLECTION OF TEN EARLY STYLE BRACES by various makers including Taylor, Spofford, Peck, Stow & Wilcox, the Millers Falls Company, etc. Auction: SL07-228 Estimate: $50.00 - $100.00 | ||
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BAILEY TOOL CO./WOONSOCKET, R.I. RARE LEVER ADJUST SMOOTHING PLANE ALL ORIGINAL PARTS PAT. APR. 23, 1867
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A rare LEVER ADJUST SMOOTHING PLANE by the Bailey Tool Company, Woonsocket, Rhode Island. This example is complete with all original parts and is marked with the patent date of April 23, 1867. There is a "hang" hole drilled in the body, but the plane is otherwise in excellent condition. From the Dan Semel Collection. Auction: SC07-769 Estimate: $400.00 - $800.00 | ||
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UNMARKED DECORATED 18TH C. STAKE ANVIL ANVIL FLORAL PATTERN MKD. "VIIII"
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A DECORATED EIGHTEENTH CENTURY STAKE ANVIL. This artfully forged tool has been nicely ornamented with a floral pattern and is also marked with the designation "VIIII". From the Dan Semel Collection. Auction: SC07-161 Estimate: $125.00 - $250.00 | ||
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ASSORTED MAKERS FULL SET OF VIOLIN MAKERS' TOOLS GAUGES, PATTERNS EDGE TOOLS, CLAMPS
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A FULL WORKING SET OF VIOLIN MAKERS' TOOLS including gauges, patterns, planes, shaves, edge tools, clamps and much, much more. This is the most complete set of these tools that we have ever seen together. An exceptional set of tools from a most specialized trade. Auction: SC07-682 Estimate: $2000.00 - $4000.00 | ||
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MENEELEY & OOTHOUT/W. TROY, N.Y. EARLY SURVEYOR'S VERNIER COMPASS FITTED MAHOGANY CASE NEAR NEW CONDITION
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An early SURVEYOR'S VERNIER COMPASS by Meneeley & Oothout, W. Troy, New York. This well preserved compass from a precursor of W. & L.E. Gurley is in nearly new condition in its original fitted mahogany case complete with jacob's staff attachment. From the Dan Semel Collection. Auction: SC07-778 Estimate: $3500.00 - $7500.00 | ||
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DISSTON & SONS, H./PHILADA, PA. TWO EXTRA CLEAN HAND SAWS 4 PT. CONTOUR RIP 9 POINT CROSSCUT
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TWO EXTRA CLEAN HAND SAWS by H. Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A 4 point contour rip saw and a 9 point crosscut. The crosscut saw is also marked with the name on an British hardware store. Auction: SL07-779 Estimate: $30.00 - $60.00 | ||
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DAVIS L. & T. CO./SPRINGFIELD, MA RARE RULE & SQUARE LEVEL UNUS. PEDESTAL TYPE SUPERB CONDITION
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A rare RULE & SQUARE LEVEL, as produced by the Davis Level and Tool Company, Springfield, Massachusetts. This most unusual pedestal type level is in superb overall condition. Auction: SC07-246 Estimate: $250.00 - $500.00 | ||
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DAVIS LEVEL & TOOL CO./SPRINGFIEL EARLY UNBOUND CHERRY LEVEL 98% ORIGINAL FINISH PAT. MAR. 17, 1867
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An early UNBOUND CHERRY LEVEL, No. 00, by the Davis Level & Tool Company, Springfield, Massachusetts. Fully 98% of the original finish remains on this example, which is marked with the patent date of March 17, 1867. Auction: SL07-32 Estimate: $30.00 - $60.00 | ||
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