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| 561 |
Cooke, Troughton & Simms grey finish solid brass
theodolite in original box. Not much practical use these days but
this is an impressive, big display piece. Postage on this lot
is a killer. $ 250
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| 560 |
Early solid brass table mounted professional
corkscrew/bottle opener with nicely turned ebony handle. I
suspect it is French, there are some markings I can't make out.
Heavy on postage. $ 180
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| 559 |
Early iron frame hand drill. Lacks wing nut on chuck.
11" long. $ 60
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| 558 |
Three long Archimedean drills including a North
Brothers No 50. 15 - 17" long. $ 90
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| 557 |
Record 10 carriage maker's plane with full cutter and
good wood including decal. Well worth cleaning, I feel. $ 70
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| 556 |
Another plane worth cleaning: US made Stanley 4 with
SW cutter and rosewood handle and know. $ 70
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| 555 |
Scarce Kimberley patent 1879-99 plough plane with
centre screw. Back end of boxing (sole lining) needs replacing but I
don't think you want to put this plane to use. $ 130
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| 554 |
Very nice later model Nurse moving filletster. $ 70
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| 553 |
Bookbinder's plough and a cardboard/softboard
beveller - they show up around here quite regularly. I think they
are locally made. I once had one with Brisbane maker's marks.
$ 50
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| 552 |
Little used Record Marples No 4 smoothing plane.
$ 80
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| 551 |
Stanley 110 Two-Tone block plane from the 1960s.
Looks unused. $ 40
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| 550 |
Complete set of 23 Stanley 45 cutters in their SW
boxes with decent labels. $ 150
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| 549 |
Stanley 71 type
2 1886-1888 Plating is dirty, good wood with neat owner's marks. $
120
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| 548 |
Carter C71 router with depth stop and fence. I
haven't seen one with a fence for a very log time so I can't
remember if it has the correct screw. $ 120
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| 547 |
Custom made early cast iron router with a Stanley
type brass cast clamp. It's fitted with a small 3/16" cutter. $ 40
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| 546 |
Wooden D-router 8 1/2" with a wedged 1/2"
cutter. $ 30
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| 545 |
Wooden router, 10" with a 1/2" cutter secured with a
wing nut. $ 40
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| 544 |
Unusual lot of small planes to around 6 inches to
work in confined spaces, i.e. window makers, coach builders etc.
This lot includes a compassed hollow; a very unusual pair of
l/r hand bullnose sash planes and a miniature 6" skew-iron panel
plane with a standing fence. $ 100
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| 543 |
Last lot of 5 useable beech spokeshaves with cutters
ranging from 2 1/2 - 4". $ 40
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| 542 |
Well used but complete Scotch brace. No maker's mark.
$ 50
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| 541 |
Very rare Sheffield made Armourers Brace - used for
stripping, cleaning and repairing a variety of weapons. $ 100
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| 540 |
1919 metal punching kit in tin box. $ 30
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| 539 |
This is a 150 year old brass and steel AE.E.
Cunningham Worcester Mass. band saw set from 1873. 9" long and in
perfect working order. $ 150
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| 538 |
Fine Stanley No 40 5 inch bit brace made in England.
Best one I've come across. $ 150
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| 537 |
Intriguing early 12" hand drill with what looks like
a newer Millers Falls type chuck. The chuck has patent markings I
will have to investigate further. $ 80
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| 536 |
Early Fray's patent ratcheting corner brace with
simple chuck (tightening screw must have broken off long ago).
$ 80
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| 535 |
Millers Falls angle drill attachment. $ 90
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| 534 |
Not sure about the markings, could be Millers Falls,
angle drill attachment. $ 90
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| 533 |
Backus Patent 1872 angle drill attachment. $ 80
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| 532 |
Yankee chain drill bit attachment. Great for drilling
through hardwood fence posts. $ 90
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| 531 |
'The Prince' patent 1909 combination wrench-brace
with rosewood handle. $ 150
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| 530 |
Rusby patent 1912 drill with one replaced handle and
missing shoulder pad (as most of them do) 17" long.
$ 110
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| 529 |
Millers Falls combination drill bit brace with
rosewood handles and pad. Glued crack in the brace handle. $
120
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| 528 |
Vintage American corner brace. Could have a maker's
mark but needs cleaning to find it! $ 120
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| 527 |
Corner brace with rosewood handles and pad. Looks
like Stanley. $ 120
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| 526 |
Union Tool Co combination square No 3 on A 12"
rule. Vial good, no scribe. $ 30
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| 525 |
Stanley Patent 0245237 combination square on a metric
300mm Stanley rule. Complete with scribe. $ 40
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| 524 |
Combination square set on a 12" Stanley rule.
Protractor is Starrett, square and centre unknown make. No scribe.
Good unit with tight fit. $ 100
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| 523 |
Starrett combination square No 4 on a 9" rule. $ 50
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| 522 |
Small machinist combination square with level (no
scribe) on a Bates 6" rule. $ 30
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| 521 |
Starrett 12" combination square, complete with
scribe. All vials are intact. The protractor head probably is a bit
older then the square and centre finder. $ 150
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| 520 |
Very good Starrett transit level. Most of the
original finish and vial intact. $ 110
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| 519 |
Short German 'Setzwaage" with dial inclinometer.
Probably from the 1940s. Short levels of this type were often used
in the construction of masonry heaters (Kachelofen). 11 1/2 x 3 1/2
x 1 1/4". $ 60
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| 518 |
Light knife-handled upholsterers hammer and a carpet
hammer with unusual front claw. $ 40
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| 517 |
Cast iron Scottish overstuffed, side-screwed infill
plane with closed handle. Fitted with a 2 1/4" Ward iron. 10" long.
$ 120
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| 516 |
Stanley 7 SW vintage made in Can with Canadian SW
cutter. Good rosewood handle and knob. Surface rust, storage rust.
Partially cleaned. $ 160
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| 515 |
Stanley 8 jointer plane, low knob with Pat 1910 in
bed. Fitted with a SW Can cutter. I believe the original thick-set
handle might have a hairline crack, very hard to spot. I partially
cleaned this plane. $ 200
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| 514 |
Stanley England No 7C jointer plane in very good
condition. I upgraded it with rosewood handle and knob. Owner's mark
lightly scratched in bed behind the handle. Most japanning is
intact. $ 250
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| 513 |
Stanley 5 1/2C made in Can with SW Can cutter. Good
rosewood. I removed a lot of rust from this one. $ 150
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| 512 |
Two Stanley 24" plumb and levels. No 3 SW cherry wood
and No 36 cast iron with rotating tube protectors. All vials
are intact. $ 110
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| 511 |
The longest of all Stanley planes: 30" jointer No 34.
Comes with a SW Can 8 cutter and chip breaker. If you want to use
the plane you'll have to put a second slot higher up in the chip
breaker. Hardware store brass medallion on the back is a nice extra
feature . Good wood throughout. $ 450
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| 510 |
Ingenious segmented 1kg brass plumb bob. Allows three
configurations of approximately 500, 750 and 1000 grams. $ 50
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| 509 |
Goodell Pratt 1515 hand drill with rosewood storage
handle. The lid is split and seemingly stuck, I didn't want to force
it open. 1920-1938. The miniature breast drill is a little gem
marked DRGM, which is the German utility and design patent marking
used between 1871-1945, the third is a 10" Goodell Pratt No 110
1907-1935. $ 90
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| 508 |
The very last lot of 18 sadly neglected but hopefully
salvageable (paring) chisels and gouges from Terry's shed. Ranging from 8 to
4 1/2" length without handles. $ 130
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| 507 |
Pocket sextant marked Troughton & Simms Ltd - which
dates it between 1915 - 1922. There is a crack in the
magnifying glass and the little eye-piece (optical scope?) is stuck
i.e. it's supposed to pop out when you unscrew the lid. I therefore
do not force the cover all the way down. Should be fairly easy to
open up the unit and fix the problem. $ 150
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| 506 |
Very nice jewellers planishing hammer with a bulbous
hardwood handle (hairline cracks front and back) 11 x 2 1/2" $
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| 505 |
Attractive leatherworker's/saddlers strapped tack
hammer with turned rosewood handle by Wynn Timmins. 5 x 12" $
60
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| 504 |
Small carpet hammer with claw end, small machinists
hammer and a Warrington type Brades 1729. All with good handles.
10-11" long. $ 50
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| 503 |
Lot of three light saddlers hammers 9-12" long with 3
1/2 - 5" heads. The strapped hammer head sits loose on the
handle. $ 50
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Lot of 3 light upholsterers hammers, two strapped
with maker's marks. Very good handles. 12 x 5".
Similar to saddlers hammers but with a claw on the cross peen. $ 60
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| 501 |
Two tack hammers and one Warrington type hammer. 10,
10 1/2 and 13" long. All three with good handles. $ 40
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| 500 |
Lot of shipwrights / sail maker's tools including two
fids, caulking mallet, rigger's knife, sail makers palms and a
scarce Millers Falls wimple brace, reportedly favoured by American
shipwrights. The rare all metal pliers-palm was made by Dixon,
predominantly as a saddler's tool. Originally it had a second handle
that turned it into flat nosed pliers - the thick handle being the
palm to push the needle and the jaw end to pull it.
$ 250
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| 499 |
Assortment of four small hammers with good handles. $
60
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| 498 |
Vintage sugar nibs that lost the spring and the clasp
plus a good toffee hammer. $ 40
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| 497 |
Let's call it a lot of 4 very collectable (farm)
implements made in USA, Can and Sweden. The 1907 Wizard wrench is
probably the top of the crop. $ 150
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Three collectable vintage miniature vices between 3
and 4" long with 1 - 1 1/2" jaws. The one marked 175 has a
fixed wing nut; the top anvil-vice is probably more recent. $ 100
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| 495 |
Three Silex marking/mortice gauges. $ 30
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| 494 |
Three very collectable hand vices by Goodell Pratt
and Henry Boker, the small jewellers/watchmakers vice is not marked.
$ 150
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| 493 |
Stanley 101, 102 and 103. The adjustable 103 is
fitted with a 102 cutter that lacks the serrated back strip. $
100
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| 492 |
Stanley 101 plus another 101 cut down for bullnose
work or to mimic the rare 101 1/2 $ 100
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| 491 |
Wingfield and Rowbotham Sheffield made duplex thumb
plane with original cutter marked Holborne Duplex. There are traces
of the Victorian registered design diamond inside the finger rest.
5" long by 1 1/2" wide. $ 100
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| 490 |
Stanley 282 scraper with 3 English Stanley cutters,
Bonum scraper, Stanley 70 box scraper with V logo cutter. $ 70
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| 489 |
Stanley 27 transitional jack plane. Well used with
scratches to sole. Handle has a tight hairline crack. $ 70
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| 488 |
Just when you think you've seen it all.... this one
has me baffled. At first glance I thought it was a custom made job
and somebody had inserted the Marples logo from another tool. On
second thoughts, this is obviously a professionally made casting.
Your guess is as good as mine as to the function of this plane. It
has a relatively fine mouth and rebate plane type escapements and a
weird rebate cutter and a heavy duty clamp. I first thought it
might be a shoot board plane but the rabbet features don't quite fit
that function. Obviously a special plane made for a specific purpose
- similar to printers or shoe makers planes. It would be interesting
to know what it was for and if it was featured in one of the Marples
catalogues. 10 3/4" long with a 2 3/8" cutter. Cast iron body
with wood infill frog and front bun, covered with a steel plate. $
150
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| 487 |
Stanley 104 Liberty Bell in okay working order to
restore or for parts. $ 70
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| 486 |
Stanley 104 Liberty Bell with a hard plastic red
Stanley replacement handle (actually a very good fit!) Definitely
worth cleaning. $ 90
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| 485 |
Pre-lateral Stanley 4 with Pat 92 cutter. Original
rosewood. Handle has a tight crack. Bed and frog had a re-paint
sometime in the past. There are some pitting marks on both sides.
$ 120
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| 484 |
Bedrock 604 with later cutter. I cleaned the outside,
bed needs some work. The lateral adjuster is loose and comes off -
needs to be pinned in. Worth buying just for the rosewood and the
lever cap. $ 100
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| 483 |
Very good Stanley 4 low knob with 3 patents to 1910
and correct V logo cutter. $ 120
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| 482 |
Stanley 171 door trim router. Body is great, rest not
so good. Two welds on fence, one of the rods is obviously sourced
from something else but fits okay. $ 150
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| 481 |
Stanley 57 core box plane with one set of extensions
with original rods and turnbuckle. The front knob might be a very
good replacement. Comes on a wooden display stand. $ 500
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| 480 |
Cooper's jigger/drawing knife by Greaves. 16" long
with a 2 3/4" cutter. $ 120
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| 479 |
Two multi-function tools, 9" & 6" long, one marked
Handy No 3, the other unmarked but most probably German.
$ 30
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| 478 |
Beautifully presented, individually made 3" thumb
plane with a 1/2" adjustable cutter by Tasmanian maker Bernie Tarr.
$ 150
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Mahogany side rebate plane 9 x 3 1/2" with a 1 1/4"
cutter. $ 40
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| 476 |
Stanley 45 floral pattern combination plane with a
full (later) set of 23 cutters -the nicker is in the plane- in a
custom made wooden stand that also holds the short rods. Plane lacks
beading gauge and one nicker (which I will source from another
plane). There are two custom added holes in the wooden fence liner
and the handle is a replacement. Should clean to at least G.
$ 150
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Great set of wheelwrights tools with all three types
of hollow augers; a large and very early reamer type auger; a custom
made jarvis (rounder); an early wedge type adjustable wrench and the
father of all spokeshaves measuring an amazing 20 1/2".
$ 450
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| 474 |
Three Preston mitre templates, two brass and one
nickel plated. $ 80
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| 473 |
Nice lot of factory made beech sash templates. $ 50
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| 472 |
Little used Tyzack slaters hammer with vintage short
hickory handle. $ 30
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| 471 |
American made cast iron cooper's howel (chiv) dated
1913. According to Salaman, this tool was made for dry work and was
marketed as a Close Chamfer Howells Iron. This tool was used
to chamfer both ends (chime/howel) of a barrel. $
50
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| 470 |
Another American made cast iron cooper's howel (chiv)
dated 1913 $ 50
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| 469 |
An early watchman's brass clock inscribed 'Detect'. 3
3/4" diameter and weighs 2 pounds. Imagine carrying this thing in
your pocket! $ 100
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| 468 |
Brass target Clinometer Field Mark VI No 20383 dated
1941. 6 x 5 1/2" $ 80
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| 467 |
Two brass saw setting tools: a very early looking
punch type and a beautifully made swaging tool marked Select
Shaper Pat No 108399. $ 120
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| 466 |
Two Stanley 39 dado planes for parts or as user
planes. Both have broken/replaced clamps and no cutters.
$ 80
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| 465 |
Non-matching pair (age-wise) of Stanley 98 & 99 side
rebate planes. No fences. Blades are not marked. $ 200
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| 464 |
Early Mathieson 8B beech plough plane with skate
front and closed handle. G+ $ 120
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| 463 |
Very good Mathieson No 11 sash filletster with
boxwood screw stems and nuts. Hairline crack in one outer nut. The
inner nuts both have hairline crack and one is damaged, but this is
a hard to get plane that could easily be made fine. $ 180
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| 462 |
Mathieson No 7B screw stem plough plane with very
good boxwood stems and nuts, free of chips or cracks. $ 140
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| 461 |
Varville beech screw stem plough plane with boxwood
stems and nuts free of chips or cracks. $ 90
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| 460 |
Well aged beech sash filletster with original wedges.
Former owner scrubbed to toe but the heel is marked No 5 - I'm
certain this is a Mathieson plane. $ 80
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| 459 |
D. Malloch, Perth beech sash filletster, probably
just as it sat in a workshop 100 years ago. There is some damage to
the front edge of the mouth. $ 70
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| 458 |
Atkin & Sons beech sash filletster plane with boxwood
stem wedges and boxwood nicker wedge. $ 90
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| 457 |
Varville & Sons beech plough plane with boxwood
screw-stems and nuts. One outer nut has a glued crack, otherwise the
boxwood is in very good condition. $ 100
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| 456 |
Fine Mathieson 8 beech sash filletster with boxwood
screw-stems and nuts; triple dovetailed boxwood sole, and a boxwood
nicker wedge. No damage to screws or nuts. $ 150
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| 455 |
Mathieson 8B beech plough plane with boxwood stem
wedges and closed handle. Main wedge is a replacement. $ 110
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| 454 |
Attractive leatherworker's/saddlers strapped tack
hammer with turned rosewood handle by Dixon. 5 1/4 x 12 3/4" $
60
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| 453 |
French cobblers hammer with a 7 1/2" head.
$ 50
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| 452 |
This is by far the rarest little gem of a hammer I've
come across. Markings on top most probably say 'Warranted (Cast)
Steel', which would make it English. I believe it's a different
version of lot 451 i.e. another saw (teeth) setting hammer. Like lot
451, the two sides are not symmetrical and the diagonal peen is
wider than the others and sticks out 5/8". Fitted with a 9" old
style hickory handle. The head is 4 1/2" long. I think it's
priceless but you can make it yours for $ 150
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| 451 |
I believe this is a rare small saw setting hammer -
No maker's marks. I found it in a second lot of Japanese tools that
will come up for sale later. 10" long, 5" head. You'll notice that the
straight peen side is longer than the cross peen head. $ 50
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