Stanley No. 79 side rabbet plane, early model that predates the depth stop, fine SW blades, fine overall.

Mini steel anvil, very good.

Stanley No. 53 1/2 architect's 2-foot, 4-fold boxwood rule with early arched joint, fine overall.

Mini brass paperweight anvil marked PORTLAND FORGE & FOUNDRY CO. on top, fine.

Dip needle compass in brass case, very good.

Unknown make 9-inch spirit level with brass top plate, this one has a loose vial, once it is set in plaster, it will be a very good level.

Lot: Stanley 7 1/2-inch rosewood handled try square with T-logo on blade, fine; and a marked No. 77 rosewood marking & mortise gauge with SW-logo, fine.

W.S. DARLEY & CO. dip needle compass in original box with hinged lid, some oxidation to aluminum, very good overall.

Original GURLEY MANUAL of SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS book 49th Edition, circa 1949, very good.

Scarce adjustable brass level with 14-inch steel base, has brass plate screwed to the base that says "ON DIVISION ON THE LEVEL IS EQUAL TO ONE MINUTE ANGULAR DISPLACEMENT VERNIER READINGS TO 1/2 MINUTE" very heavy and very good overall.

Small brass lamp with finger-loop handle, knurled brass cap has wick passing thru it, dinged inside left of handle, very good overall.

Miners sticking Tommy candle holder, very good.

Lot: marked Stanley No. 72 double beam marking gage, one of the two screws is chipped, very good overall; and a radiused slitting gage with steel roller on end near handle, nice replacement wedge & screw, fine overall.

Pair of wooden toothing planes: unknown make with regular bench-plane blade installed, very good overall; and another unmarked model with one chipped ear and having a SARGENT & CO. toothing iron, very good.

L.S. STARRETT No. 59A trammel set in original albeit tatty pasteboard box that is separating at edges, a very good set.

Scarce 7-inch Stanley No. 21 transitional smooth plane (the smallest in the transitional line), very good Q-logo blade, very good overall.

Stanley No. 45 combination plow plane with SW-logo on skate, comes with all three main sections including micro-adjusting fence (missing fence locking screw), cam (missing the brass piece that goes in ahead of the screw), beading stop, two depth stops, long rods and 2-row wooden box of blades including 2 match, 1 sash, 8 beads, 7 plow and 1 fillister a total of 19 blades overall.

BRUNTON COMPASS by KELVIN & HUGHES LONDON, very good.

AUTO-LITE miners carbide head lamp by UNIVESAL LAMP CO. very good overall.

Unusual panel gage brass head and a triangular wooden beam marked T.J. DIXON, some staining of beam, very good overall.

Small plated lamp with a cap held by a chain, cap is split and needs to be soldered.

LUFKIN tailor or dressmakers sleeve rule No. 8152, complete and fine.

Small double ended jeweler's? anvil on iron base, some light rust, will clean to very good.

Stanley No. 39 1-inch dado plane with intact depth stop and both nickers, some light rust on right side and sole, will clean to fine usable condition.

Scarce eel spear, seldom seen or sold here in the Midwest, this one is very nice.

Stanley No. 40 scrub plane, tote broken & glued, good tall knob, very good BB-logo blade, a very good late model scrubber.

French jewelers? anvil and a small typewriter oiler, very good.

Stanley No. 71 open throated router plane with V blade, black painted handles, missing the throat close, fence, 1/4 & 1/2-inch blades. very good overall.

Fine 10-inch Winstead Edge Tool Works T.H. WITHERBY drawknife.

Early Stanley Millers Patent No. 41 plow plane with wrap-around fence, main body and one original blade, comes with an oily fillister bed that may or may not fits that particular model. The wooden handle of the plane is missing the bottom 1/2. The unslotted screw securing the wrap-around fence is early too. It fits in either position so the threads are good on both sides. Plane is so early there is no provision for a rear depth stop or slitter. a good project plane or one to part out. We did not attempt to clean the oil from the fillister bed so it will come in a ZIP LOCK bag to keep the oil from getting all over everything.

Two nicely carved wooden anvils, both are very good.

C.E. JENNINGS folding handle drawknife, needs cleaning, very good overall.

Medium sized aluminum? anvil in gold paint, looks great on a shelf.

JUSTRITE miner's carbide lamp with three patent dates, very good overall.

Lot: MOHR Patent try & miter square made by PEXTO with 7-inch blade, fine; small rosewood handled sliding bevel with 6-inch rusty blade, will clean to at least good usable condition; and a small pocket level that can be attached to a square with steel top and japanning body, very good overall.

Six cabinetmaker screwdrivers: set of five marked GREENLEE, all fine; and one of the smallest marked SHEFFIELD ENGLAND, very good.

Unusual wooden GRAVITY PROTRACTOR (U.S. Pat. No. 1,594,604) by the WEBBER COSTELLO CO. of Chicago Heights, Illinois, complete and very good.

Set of five near-new HENRY TAYLOR TOOLS DIAMIC cranked gouges all in a fine WOODCRAFT canvass pouch.

Nice T.H. WITHERBY 3-inch slick, the handle has a few paint splatters and a few cracks down where it enters the socket, very good overall.

GAZETTE and MERCURY GREENFIELD (MASS) SEPT. 5, 1837, newspaper with ad for "NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP of J.C. SWAN has taken the RED SHOP and will continue Blacksmithing with "particular attention paid to SHOEING and EDGE TOOLS." There are two pages included, the page with the masthead, and the page with the Swan ad and several others. currently in a plastic holder.

Unusual 2 1/8-inch curved chisel or barking spud attached to a long slick-type handle, fine overall.

Lot: brass Dietzgen surveyor's target, very good; and a surveyor's-type brass plumb bob with GAMMON REEL (Pat. No. 3,172,203?) the bob is in a nice CLC leather pouch that can worn on a belt.

Unknown brass microscope with two eyepieces, comes in a fitted wooden box with hinged lid.

Massive 3 1/2-inch slick, one spot of discoloration on blade, otherwise fine with fine handle.

Lot: four gouges & a tang chisel: No. 31 carving gauge; H. TAYLOR 1 1/2-in. tang chisel, dirty and needs a light regrind of edge; SWISS MADE 7/20; SWISS MADE 9/35, both fine; and a TAYLOR 1 1/2-inch gouge that has paint and some light rust, very good handle and brass ferrule, will clean to very good overall.

Nice vintage barking spud with fine handle, the blade has a bit of light pitting.

Fine 29-inch HENRY DISSTON & SONS D-7 hand saw with 6ppi plate, great etch, fine handle, about as good as they get.

Fine wooden carving mallet.

Fine 26-inch SIMONDS SAW COMPANY No. 10 1/2 with 8ppi plate, fine etch, great handle, fine overall.

Unknown 7 1/2-inch patternmaker's saw, plate is a little wavy, handle is very nice and has AJA stamped into right side, very good overall.

HENRY DISSTON (H.K. PORTER) D-23 rip saw with 26-inch 5 1/2ppi plate, nice etch and great handle, fine overall.

LIE-NIELSEN No. 042 shoulder plane with adjustable throat, complete and fine overall in original box with original wrapping paper.

HENRY DISSTON 10-inch steel back saw with early H. DISSTON medallion, split nuts, a fine saw overall

LIE-NIELSEN No. 041 shoulder plane with adjustable throat, complete and fine overall with original box and paperwork.

Fine HENRY DISSTON & SONS 10-inch brass back saw with great etch, nice handle, very good overall.

RECORD No. 073 shoulder plane with adjustable throat, fine overall.

Unknown make 16-inch open-handled table saw, a good cleaning of the blade and/or the medallion may reveal a maker.

Full page from JULY 10, 1837, Rochester Democrat Daily Newspaper with ad from BARTON, BANKER & AVERY, announcing that D.R. BARTON will begin making mechanic's tools of various kinds, very interesting as there are other ads on this page for other Rochester businesses and concerns.

Old ox yoke with hand forged hardware, it is dirty and full of bug holes, missing one bow, and the one that is there is broken and rotted. Scraped and cleaned with Murphey's, Kramer's or some other wood product will make a nice displayable piece. Sorry, but NO SHIPPING on this lot.

Nice 48-inch T-handled ice saw with removable handle, very good overall. Sorry, but NO SHIPPING on this lot.

Nice corn or mucking fork with 10 round tines, very good overall. Sorry, but NO SHIPPING on this lot.

Wooden 3-tine pitchfork, very good overall. Sorry, but NO SHIPPING on this lot.

Pair of crosscut saws: one 66-inch and one 72-inch; the handle of one is rotted, the other three handles are good and usable and the blades appear to be usable. Sorry, but NO SHIPPING on this lot.

Pair of reaping scythes. Sorry, but NO SHIPPING on this lot.

Fine antique cradle scythe or wheat scythe, in very good overall condition. Google cradle scythe for more information.

Nice antique spice or coffee grinder with drawer below to catch whatever is being ground, very good.

Nice HSB & CO. OVB Copper double boiler, with lid, lid had a dent or two that may pop out, very good handles, very good overall.

Nice antique coffee or spice mill or grinder with wooden drawer below to catch the coffee or spice, very good.

Wooden framed drum dolly with cast iron pan and iron wheels, pan has a welded repair near where it bolts to the frame, and one handle has a crack, will look good as a decorator piece or you can restore and use it. Sorry, but NO SHIPPING on this lot.

Pitchfork with three tines, very good. Sorry, but NO SHIPPING on this lot.

Vintage BADGER'S FIRE EXTINGUISHER copper fire extinguisher, very good overall.

CAPTAIN DUPLEX PUMP FYR-FYTER copper & brass fire extinguisher, very good.

Vintage Randolph Soda Acid 2 1/2 GAL FIRE EXTINGUISHER, very good.

Set of five ROBERT SORBY bevel-edge chisels with original octagon-shaped handles, all are fine and the box is very good to fine also.

Unknown make 12-inch brass sighting level, very good overall.

LIE-NIELSEN 9-inch brass-back saw with open handle secured by split-nuts, fine in original box.

Lot: Stanley-made SEARS No. 9 37037 mini block plane in original packaging, fine; and a box with at least six 1 1/2-inch level vials by the Port Austin Level & Tool Mfg. Co. of Port Austin, Mich.

Set of 5 ROBERT SORBY SASH MORTISE CHISELS 1/8, 1/4, 5/16, 3/8 & 1/2-in. All are fine to near new in original packaging.

MAYES 12-inch plumb & level with intact vials, brass end plates, very good to fine overall. This was made by the same company that made the vials in lot 99.

Set of 4 ROBERT SORBY octagon-handled bevel edged chisels: 2-in.; 1 1/2, 1 1/4; and a 1/8 sash mortise chisel, all are fine and come with original packaging.

Three STANLEY machinist levels: 4-inch with early SW logo on top plate, very good; and two 6-inch; one with fancy casting and one later, both intact vials and very good.

Fine 8-inch W. TYZACK brass back saw with closed handle, perfect etch, comes with blade protector and the original plastic sleeve, near new.

Stanley No. 104 14-inch plumb & level with cherry stock, SW logo on top plate, both vials intact as is decal on side, complete and fine.

Set of 7 graduated ROBERT SORBY paring chisels: 1/4; 3/8; 1/2; 3/4, 1, 1 1/4; & 1 1/2, all are fine and come in the original plastic sleeves. The sleeve for the 1/2 inch is all there but it was creased.

HOCKLEY ABBEY MADE IN ENGLAND 10-inch No. 1621 spirit level, very good to fine overall.

LAMBERT, MULLIKEN & STACKPOLE (Boston, Mass. 1852-55) mahogany plumb & level with stock just over 28 inches, brass side views, nice eagle logo on top plate along with maker name, very good.

Unusual wooden level the owner says is an UPSON NUT model and he cites Page 194 in Don Rosebrook's level book, fine overall.

J.W. HARMON 30-inch mahogany plumb & level, both vials intact, nicely marked on brass top plate, intact brass corners, very good to fine overall.

Stratton Brothers-type 11 1/2 inch brass-bound mahogany level, was most likely made by the former R. Kelly Clore who did level repair and recreated some nice Stratton levels over the years, this one is fine.

H.M. POOL EASTON, MASS 27-inch dark stained mahogany? plumb & level with both vials intact, stock has typical nicks and dings, partial eagle logo in brass top plate, very good overall.

Three small wooden planes: 5 3/8-in. wooden smoother with Stanley block plane blade, good; 4 1/2-inch carriagemaker's rabbet with a plug in the forward part of the sole that needs to be pared flush with sole, very nice overall; and a small, unmarked bullnose, very good.

Early Stanley Rule & Level Co. 30 1/4-inch No. 16 plumb & level with owner made box, level has two intact vials and is in fine overall condition.

Diamond Edge (ACME) 26-inch plumb & level sold by SHAPLEIGH HARDWARE ST. LOUIS Mo. both vials intact, good overall.

Small owner made 5 3/8-inch wooden hollow plane with 3/8-inch blade, oak body, very good.

Stanley 30-inch brass-bound plumb & level with mahogany stock, both vials intact, hang hole in one end, very good overall.

G.H. BISHOP 14-inch Wuest Patent "Tenon or Back Saw" marked on the back with the Bishop & Co. logo and the July 12, 1898 patent date, handle is cracked and may need to be recreated or replaced with a doner, blade and back are good to very good.

Stanley 28-inch No. 30 double plumb & level, all three vials intact, V-logo in top plate, very good overall.

G.H. BISHOP 16-inch Wuest Patent "Tenon or Back Saw" marked on the back with the Bishop & Co. logo and the July 12, 1898, complete and very good overall.

AKRON SPIRIT LEVEL PATENTED JAN. 25, 1887, 30-inch plumb & level with 3-piece laminated stock, both vials intact, very good overall.

Two small wooden planes: 5-inch smoother with interesting logo stamped into toe; and a little compassed rabbet with integral tail handle, very good.

MIDLAND SAW & TOOL CO. LTD 15-inch spirit level with full-length brass plates top and bottom, mahogany in between, very heavy, very nice.

Fine dark rosewood or ebony marking & mortise gage marked C.F. JOHNSON MANUFACTURER SHEFFIELD, complete and fine.

Nice 12-inch torpedo level with four screws on top that are identified with "ADJUSTING SCREW" The owner's ID tag says Rabone, but I don't see it marked as such, very good overall.

GENERAL MOD.EL No. 95HD QUICK AID brass fire extinguisher, very good.

Leather horse collar, just needs to be treated with the oil that makes the leather soft and pliable again.

Two 8-inch Stillson-type pipe wrenches: one with wooden handle marked TOBRIN, PLANTSVILLE CONN., fine; and an all-steel GENUINE STILLSON by the WALWORTH TOOL CO. Boston Mass., fine.

B.H.M. CO. (Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing Co.) Model 15, 2-speed breast drill with intact auxiliary or side handle & intact 2-jaw chuck, very good.

BESCO No. 9857 14-inch battery-clamp pulling wrench, complete and fine.

Millers Falls No. 120, 2-speed breast drill with decal on larger gear wheel, intact auxiliary handle & 3-jaw chuck, very good.

Unusual 10-inch RIDGID No. E-110 screw-adjusting wrench by the RIDGE TOOL CO. designed to fit hexagonal nuts or plumbing fittings, complete and fine.

Merit (Montgomery Ward) 2-speed breast drill with MERIT decal on main gear wheel, intact auxiliary handle and 3-jaw chuck, very good overall.

Pair of "auto" wrenches: 9-inch WIZARD PAT'D NOV. 14, 1922, very good; and 12-inch Model G BILLINGS & SPENCER, fine.

Scarce Rusby Patent breast drill with rare breast plate which is most often missing, very good overall.

Two 8-inch BILLINGS & SPENCER E-body 7-inch adjustable nut wrenches; one repainted, and one with PIERCE ARROW logo, very good

Millers Falls No. 12, 2-speed breast drill in cast iron frame, intact auxiliary handle, level, & 2-jaw chuck, very good overall.

FORDSON No. 80 S-handled adjustable wrench by the KEYSTONE MFG. CO. nicely restored and repainted, fine.

Stanley No. 743 2-speed breast drill with intact auxiliary handle and 2-jaw chuck, fine overall.

THE KILBORN & BISHOP CO. double ended alligator wrench, marked SAXON WRENCH with 5/16, 1/2 & 3/8-in. thread chasers in center of handle, very good overall.

North Brothers "YANKEE" No. 455 breast drill with F&S switch for fast or slow, Pat dates AUG. 28, 1910 & JAN 16, 1912, intact auxiliary handle and 2-jaw chuck, main gear wheel has been repainted red.

GELLMAN PATENT (U.S. No. 1,451,906) 12-inch quick adjusting sliding-jaw nut wrench made by GELLMAN MFG. CO. ROCKFORD, ILL, marked POLLY, complete and fine.

VENUSBERB 2-speed breast drill with enclosed gears, MADE IN GERMANY, the speed is changed by moving the crank handle to different shaft, good 3-jaw chuck, missing auxiliary handle, good to very good overall, interesting.

Nice FAIRMOUNT CLEVELAND double ended wrench with 2 5/32 box opening on one end, and 1 1/2 open end on other, handle likely repainted, very good overall.

Large cabinetmaker's tool chest in nice green and black paint, has lidded top tray & lidded saw box that both need the lids re-attached, the best part of the box is the lid itself which has a drop-down panel that when open reveals storage for chisels and smaller saws. This one was filled with the newer chisels and Lie-Nielsen saws that are featured in this auction. The box needs a few finishing touches like better hinges to secure the lid, and it could really use a set of handles on the sides. Comes with a working lock and key. This is one of the nicest chest we have sold in recent years. NO SHIPPING!

SCHICK 18-inch adjustable aluminum pipe wrench with dovetailed steel-jaw inserts, very good overall.

HARVEY PEACE VULCAN SAW WORKS 6-inch back saw with faint etch and very good handle, plate is a little wavy.

Stanley No. 10 carriage maker's rabbet plane with fine stained hardwood tote and tall knob, fine BB-logo blade, fine overall.

Fine MILLERS FALLS No. 2 spoke shave with rosewood or cocobolo handles, good nickel plating, fine overall.

Stanley No. 20 compass plane, a fine late-model example, the japanning/paint on these 20s all looks to us like a repaint, and this is no exception.

Unusual 6-inch HENRY DISSTON & Sons 6-inch brass-back saw nice handle, etch is a little faint, very good overall.

Stanley No. 10 1/2 carriage maker's rabbet plane with fine rosewood tall knob, very good V-logo blade, rosewood tote has a few dings and one or two paint splatters, a very good plane overall.

Stanley "Liberty Bell" No. 122 smooth plane, complete and very good.

Fine late-model Stanley No. 46 skew bladed plow plane that comes with main frame, decorative fence, and one small cutter; there is some dried glue from a piece of masking tape that was on one side of the handle, one blade included.

Eight cutters for a Stanley No. 77 dowel turning machine: seven are in their original boxes: from left to right: 3/8, 1/2, 7/16, 3/4, 11/16, 5/8, 9/16, and the loose one is a 5/16. All cutters are rusty from being stored in a damp basement. Only the 11/16 has moderate rust, the others all have surface rust. The boxes are rust stained, the 3/8 box top is missing a side panel, boxes and labels range from good to poor. This is a rare opportunity to have a full set. And, because the consignor is such a good guy, he's tossing in a SUPREME Model 1A drill chuck in the original box.

Sargent No. 81 double sided side rabbet plane, very good.

Unknown make drafting trammels in a fitted original box, the trammels look like they are silver or maybe plated silver, the box is a bit rough.

Unusual brass miner's plummet or lamp gimbled with chain and hung on nice display stand.

L.S. Starrett toolmakers ball peen hammer with magnifying glass, fine.

Stanley No. 84 razor shave, has somehow avoided getting hang holes drill in handle, very good overall.

Fine HENRY Disston 7 1/2-inch patternmaker's saw.

Stanley No. 81 rosewood handled razor shave, complete and very good.

Early 14-inch TILLOTSON German Steel back saw with split-nut handle, fine overall.

Fine Stanley rosewood & brass panel gauge that is missing the brass piece that keeps the screw from marring the beam, there is currently a piece of sheet metal in its place, rob a shoe from another gauge and you'll have a sweet panel gauge.

Unusual JOHNSON 9-inch steel back saw with fine split-nut handle that has the name ROSS MUNGER stamped into one side, very good overall.

Davis Level & Tool Co. 12-inch inclinometer level, complete and fine.

Nice BROWN'S 12-inch table saw with open handle, made by Disston, very good overall.

Pair of fine 26-inch Disston D-8 hand saws: on bottom is a 10ppi plate with near perfect etch, fine handle fine overall; above it is a nearly identical D-8 rip with 5 1/2ppi plate. A great pair.

Lie-Nielsen 9-inch 15-ppi RIP brass-back saw with fine handle secured by split nuts, nicely made wooden scabbard, fine overall.

Scarce 26-in. Disston ACME 120 in stunning condition, nearly perfect etch, fine thumb-hole handle, the best we have seen. Patented JUNE 23, 1874.

OVB roofing hatchet, very good.

Unknown make 15-inch try square with mahogany handle, has overhang tab, small piece of blade broken away from top outside corner, good overall.

Stanley No. 57 corebox plane with two sets of risers. Has two pieces of steel rod taking place of the original rods and turnbuckles, nice SW-logo blade, nice beech tote and knob, very good overall.

Pair of drawknives: BRIDGE TOOL CO. (St. Louis?) with 10-inch blade, some chipping of the blade on the far right, a regrind may be in order, handles are very good; comes with an unusual shave with center of blade radiused for hollowing work, very good.

Unknown make wooden ram's horn scraper with iron blade clamp, very good overall; and a sliding bevel with mahogany handle, decorative brass screw head, very good overall.

Nice mahogany panel gage with 22-inch beam and wedge locking head, former owner F. FRANK struck his name at least 6 times, fine overall.

Two sliding bevels: Stanley No. 25 with 8-inch blade, nice BB-logo on blued blade, fine overall; and a rosewood handled model with 9 1/2-inch blade, decorative brass head on cap screw, fine.

Unusual 5 1/2-inch wooden plane with handle at 90 degrees to where the blade comes out, very odd.

Henry Disston & Sons No. 1 try square with 18-inch blade, some micro pitting on blade but graduations can still be seen, very good overall.

Unusual left handled DR BARTON beer keg chamfer knife, very good overall.

Unknown make 17-inch try square with rosewood? handle, there's a small hole in the brass along inside of handle where an overhang tab once resided, tab is long gone, a fine square overall.

Three Stanley gages: No. 98 double beam gage with SW logo in screw head, very good; No. 93 butt and rabbet gage, V-logo in screw head, plating worn, but gage is very good; and an early No. 95 butt gage, very good.

Small steelyard scale with weight, has a star cast into the big end, very good.

Stanley corner brace, head is chipped, very good usable condition.

A.H. REID Patent DEC. 12, 1882 bitstock, one flat bit included.

Pair of vintage buggy steps, both are fine.

SAMSON 3-inch slick, extra thick blade, very heavy duty, nice handle, the very end of the blade is rusty where it was standing on a carpeted basement floor.

Nice William H. Weed Cohoes N.Y. broadaxe with 11 1/2-inch blade, very good.

Pair of 16 1/2-inch T.H. BUCKHINGHAM climbing spikes that a lineman would strap to his leg and allow him to climb tall wooden polls., this have rust and the leather is dried out. Good to display or to restore.

Nice barking spud with very good original handle.

Large pair of ice tongs, very good.

Unusual stair saw with "1766 EOS" with closed handle, blade is riveted to handle, appears to be a nice user-made example

P. CALLEN MILWAUKEE spill plane, little is known about the contemporary, enigmatic Mr. Callen. He builds wonderful panel fielding planes, smoothers, crown molders and others out of all kinds of different woods. Basically he builds whatever he feels like building out of whatever wood he has on hand.

Unusual caulking mallet and three caulking irons used to drive oakum between the planks on wooden ships and barges to keep the water out. This mallet has iron rings on both sides. One of the iron rings is loose and subject to falling off. You will need to glue or pin it to the head

Two different wire or fence tighteners, both very good.

Three different forged hay hooks one with wooden handle, all good or better.

J. FROST NORWICH rosewood & brass marking & mortising gage, very good overall.

Nice LEADER hay carrier that was removed from the dairy barn in Dallas, Iowa that Thelma Roberts grew up on. Just before the barn was taken down, Thelma's husband Bill went in and got the carrier, the drop, 10-feet of the track and three hangers. He also salvaged a number of the barn boards and put it up in his basement. On these boards he displayed many of the farm tools we are selling in this sale. Sorry, but NO SHIPPING on this lot.

Thomas Turner Queen St. Sheffield adjustable wooden compass plane with adjuster plane on top, fine overall.

SAM'L STAPLES 1881 log caliper, there is a crack in the main beam that can be stabilized or display it as is. NO SHIPPING

Fine early spill plane, very well made.

Wm. Marples Hibernia Works moving fillister plane, complete with fine boxwood boxing, nicker and screw-operated depth stop, fine.

Three squares: Stanley? try & miter square with 7-in. blade and rosewood handle with brass, fine; BRIDGE CITY TOOL WORKS TS-2 "MASTER SQUARE" first Bridge City Tool Works tool we have sold that showed signs of obvious use, very good; and an unknown make try square with rosewood handle, 9-inch blade, has a star carved into one side of handle, very good.

Stanley No. 113 compass plane that needs a rear handle, and a new lever cap, the rest is very good.

Two pair of trammel points on a single beam: L.S. Starrett No. 50 nickel plated pair, very good; and a brass Stanley pair one with pencil holder, both very good.

Nice wooden froe club & froe blade that needs the eye welded closed and a handle made for it.

Little burl mallet, unusual.

Lot: C.A. MEYER sewing awl in original albeit tatty pasteboard box, awl is fine and comes with instructions; unknown make tool handle with full set of bits in the handle, very good; cast aluminum "naughty Nelly" nutcracker; and an English saw wrest or saw set with wooden handle, very good.

LYON & SMITH CINCINNATI (1849-1853) panel plane with two movable fences, GARDNER SHEFFIELD iron with broad arrow some pitting, a very good plane overall. Rated ** in AWP.

Nice 9-inch brass torpedo level with wood infill, all three vials intact, marked SHEFFIELD on both sides, has shaft groove, very good overall.

Three brass English-style plumb bobs: the largest is marked 8 and the smallest is marked 3, the middle one is unmarked, all have steel tips and removable brass tops, all are fine.

Cady Patent (U.S. No. 485,406) carpet stretcher made on a patent issued NOV. 1, 1892 to Horace G. Cady of Scott, New York, this one is very good to fine.

Greenfield Tool Co. 16-inch wooden gutter plane made by applying a convex bottom to the sole of a wooden jack plane, one ear cracked and the other is cracked and chipped, good overall.

Brass-bound 24-inch craftsman-made plumb & level, made with 3-piece laminated stock, all three vials intact, very good.

Sandusky Tool Co. No. 132 rosewood screw-arm plow plane, fine body fence, and brackets, the arms have a few chips but are still good, screw-operated depth stop, very good overall. One of the big brass nuts is cracked all the way thru and will need to be fixed as it will not tighten as is, the wedge needs to be replaced too, as the original is too chipped near the top. Former owner F. WIBBELSMAN stamped his name into the two three times. One blade included.

Fine GEO. H. BISHOP Wuest Patent "Tenon or Back Saw" marked on the back with the Bishop & Co. logo, fine etch on the 12-inch blade, "PATENT APPLIED FOR stamped into handle, fine overall.

J. RABONE & SONS BIRMINGHAM 6-inch brass spirit level, complete and fine.

Fine GOODELL-PRATT 2 1/2-inch spirit level in nickel plated hex shaped case.

Unusual 26-inch M.J. DAVISON NEW YORK, NEW YORK, rosewood plumb & level, both vials intact, very good overall.

T. THACKER HULL 14-inch brass-back saw with split nuts, blade is pitted, so it will need a new plate if it is to be used. Good to display.

Edward Helb Patent July 12, 1904 The American Combined Level Railroad York County Pa. inclinometer level, this one is complete and the brass has been polished. Shows nicely.

W. TYZACK & SONS No. 14 brass back 12-inch saw, all marked MADE EXPRESSELY FOR RVE & BLACKWELL SWINDON, very good to fine overall.

Scarce 29-inch Stanley Rule & Level Co. No. 32 Type 1 Cherry inclinometer level with three vials, very nice overall. First we can recall selling, so they must be thin on the ground. See Rosebrook P. 151.

Hay fork or lifter that was likely scrounged when the carrier in lot 200 was rescued. This one has rust but should clean to usable or displayable condition. Sorry, but NO SHIPPING on this lot.

Timesaver Tool Co. Dallas, TX 12-inch X-7 chain wrench PAT PEND, very good.

Unusual 30-plus foot long, 4-section wood auger that may have been for water pipe, the tag that was on it identified it as a coal drill but that is unlikely with this bit. As with lot 423, this was acquired by the present owner at 5-day tool auction in Wading River Long Island conducted by auctioneer O Rundle Gilbert for the estate of James Archibald “Archie” Keillor who was an early member of EAIA. Sorry, but NO SHIPPING on this lot.

Giant and ancient looking wooden framed bow saw unlike any we have seen before. The wood is full of bug holes that we typically see on planes from Europe. The owner cannot recall where it was acquired, but he thinks it was purchased in the early 1970s from an MWTCA member. Included in the photos is an illustration dated 1473 that depicts a similar-style saw. Sorry, but NO SHIPPING on this lot.

Unknown make infilled 11 1/2-inch jack plane with captive steel lever cap, fine infill, long graceful spur on tote, blade is unmarked, does not appear to have ever had a front knob, very good usable condition.

Fine marking gauge with mahogany stem and a rosewood head with brass wear plate.

Unknown make brass or gunmetal English chariot plane with wooden stuffing and wooden wedge, has steel sole, blade made from a narrowed bench plane blade, very good overall.

Scarce ARTISAN combination plier with adjustable side jaw wrench on end of handle. Made by Diamalloy in Duluth, MN & sold by them as the HandyBoy Model DH16" ARTISAN was a brand name of tools sold by the Gambles Department Stores here in the Midwest, This one is in fine overall condition.

Fine postwar Norris A5 infilled smooth plane, the infill is not rosewood like the prewar models but rather it is stained hardwood, comes with a fine NORRIS marked blade, NORRIS marked adjuster, a fine user.

Unusual bottle opener shaped like a Crescent wrench, first we have seen, very good overall.

Very nice torpedo level with inlaid brass Masonic tools on the top, a very nice piece.

E.C. ATKINS 4 1/2 saw doctoring hammer, nicely marked, very good overall.

Two forged tools: on bottom is a sod cutter with socket to attach a long handle, very good; and on top an ice or logging pike that has a socket for attaching a wooden handle, very good.

Forged hatchet with curved point coming off back. The owner tag on it says "MINI HATCHET FORMS-VARIED HAND MADE" very good overall.

Set of 10 tools used to make wooden shoes; among them are three T-handled augers, two closed scorps; three open scorps and a wooden tool with a point that is covered in leather. There are two tags on them that say "TOOLS TO MAKE WOODEN SHOES ED & BARNEY NEUHAUS" The tags are blacked out O.N. KERPER NEW VIENNA, IOWA merchant tags. The tools are all in fine usable condition.

Two forged tools: hay hook & a U-shaped tool with sharp points, tag on it says "for tying down logs."

Lot: one used saw handle, fine; and two unused handles for wooden planes; one open and one closed, both fine.

Short 34-inch ice saw with riveted steel handle, some pitting, very good overall.

Pair of hand-forged garden tools with long handles: one is double sided, the other looks early but it has a handle that needs some more whittling to get it to fine the socket properly.

Unusual C.A. HILES CHICAGO 36-inch ice saw, first we have seen with this mark or this style handle, blade has chunk missing from top at tip, good overall.

Unusual long handled tool for chopping pumpkins, watermelons and other garden delights for fodder. Blade appears to be hand forged, very good.

Set of drafting beam trammels in a wooden box with hinged lid, a fine set.

Large lot of door hardware incl. two strap hinges, two locks and more from a "New Mexico Mission Church.." All were found in a very old tool collection wrapped in 1981 newspaper. This is a very heavy lot that we would prefer not to ship.

Pair smaller sharpening stones in wooden boxes. Box on left has a hinged lid.

Fine antique spinning wheel with some nicely carved elements, very good to fine overall. Sorry, but NO SHIPPING on this lot.

Three Scandinavian? T-augers with gimlet-type bits, one has a flat tang with a few starburst touchmarks on tang, very good handle, very good overall.

Nice wood-cased spice or coffee mill with pull-out drawer in bottom, very good.

Starrett No. 196A Dial Test Indicator set in original wooden box inside original pasteboard box. A fine set. Pasteboard box has some wear.

Pair wooden framed buck saws, both in usable condition.

Starrett No. 124AZ Inside Micrometer Set in original hard case inside original pasteboard box, a fine set.

Light duty wooden buggy jack with steel & iron hardware.

Pair of Starrett 0 to 1-inch micrometers No. 436RL with ratchet stop, nice box with label, very good overall; and a T436FL in a nice box with label, very good overall.

16-inch wooden jack plane with dual marks: JOHN VEIT (maker) & MADE FOR J.B. SHANNON (dealer) PHILA. PA , complete and fine.

Drafting tools: Starrett C4963B Protractor & Depth Gage in original pasteboard box, fine; and a GRAMERCY GR9 set of drafting tools in original case, fine.

GAGE TOOL CO. No. 4 transitional smooth plane, complete and fine.

ACME TOOL CO./INTERNATIONAL TOOL COMPANY bore or inside micrometer set IOB, very good.

Starrett No. 107 speed indicator in original pasteboard box, very good indicator, box has wear.

Starrett No. T232XRL 1/2-inch micrometer with ratchet stop and lock in original box, fine.

Stanley No. 26 transitional jack plane, fine V-logo blade, the faint logo on the front is the only sign that this one was expertly refinished, complete and fine overall.

Pair of Starrett 1-inch micrometers IOB plus extra box: No. 230 with ratchet stop, fine; No. 436P in fine overall condition; and a box with two standards for a No. 210A Screw Thread Comparator.

A. MATHIESON & SON 17-inch wooden badger plane with skewed MATHIESON & SON blade and marked MATHIESON chipbreaker, boxwood boxing, very good to fine overall.

Lot: Starrett micrometer box with two Starrett inside micrometer heads; 6-inch LSS CO. steel scale, and numerous fittings, tool bits and other misc. and an MTSC (Master Technicians Service Conference) AWARD Micrometer IOB, box worn.

D.R. BARTON coopers or carriagemakers drawknife.

Wheelwrights jarvis with SORBY double iron, steel wear plate on sole, complete and very good.

Stanley No. 28 prelateral transitional fore plane with eagle logo and model number in toe, very good unmarked blade, very good to fine overall.

BUFFUM TOOL CO. farrier's clinching plier.

Unusual bark spud with short wooden handle, very good to fine overall.

Stanley No. 32 prelateral jointer plane, big chunk missing from right corner of sole near toe, eagle logo & model number on toe, tote broken & glued in center and missing top spur, good for parts or restoration.

Medium sized T-handled tapered reamer that could taper smaller wheel hubs, etc. This one measures 2 inches at the widest point and is in very good overall condition.

Double sided forged tomahawk or hatchet, has tag taped to blade "FOUND NEAR A LAKE IN N. MN. INDIAN AXE LEO 7-10-20" very interesting and fine overall.

Fine embossed KELLY FLINT EDGE hatchet with very good handle.

Early T-handled tapered auger for things like buggy wheel hubs, measures 2 1/2 inches at widest, unusual wooden handle, illegible touch marks, some pitting, good usable condition

Small Fairbanks scale with brass beam & brass weight, has most of the original red & gold pinstriping & most of the globe decal on the frame, fine overall.

Elite Tool Chests For Boys wooden tool chest Model No. 500 with nice label inside lid and a few tools glass cutter, pocket level, plane and hammer. It is unlikely any of these tools are original to the box.

Scarce CHICAGO WASH CO. adjustable kerf? saw in what looks like a weatherstripping plane frame, this one has fine original paint, has "WASH Co, 31 SOUTH CLARK sT, CHICAGO ILL" cast into right side, fine overall condition.

Model Tool Chests for Boys No. 311 oak tool chest that has a hinged lid. Inside are a mini chisel with wooden handle; and an ice pick that is not original to the box.

Small household-size ice axe, very good overall.

Unusual device used to determine the angle a corrective horseshoe will need to be to level the stance, this one is brass and is very good.

Miniature L.L. BEAN camp hatchet with partial decal on head and marked leather sheath, very good.

M.W. of A. Modern Woodsmen of America George Washington ceremonial hatchet, very good.

Coopers wooden-truss hoop driver that would have been used when wooden hoops were still being used. Has cross hatching on all four sides, very nice.

Scarce Sargent No. 1067 VBM tongue & groove plane, both cutters intact, has small hang hole drilled thru handle near model number, a fine plane overall.

Lie Nielsen 14ppi brass backed "crosscut" saw with rosewood handle in original box with all the original packaging and paperwork, fine to near new condition.

Canvas roll with working set of bitstock auger bits by several different makers, a fine working set of 15 including an adjustable model.

Like new BRIDGE CITY TOOL CO. CT-3 INCLINOMETER level IOB with all the paperwork it was sold with, label on box has JW TOOL #946.

Two YANKEE screwdrivers IOB: No. 130A comes with three flat bits and a very good box; the smaller No. 33H Handyman comes with one flat bit and a round cask with adapter to allow use of push-drill bits and two push drill bits, screwdriver is fine, box top is separating at edges and needs to be reinforced.

Pair of Stanley No. 98 & No. 99 side rabbet planes IOB; the No. 99 has a SW-logo blade, fine knob and intact depth stop, it is a fine plane in a good original box that is missing the back wall of the top and has a 80 percent original label; and the No. 98 is a similar vintage with intact depth stop, fine knob and very good BB-logo blade, the box has been reinforced along the edges on the outside with masking tape, a fine plane in an OK box.

Stanley No. 49 big-gauge or depth stop for auger bits, japanned, very good in a very good box.

Stanley No. 95 edge trimming block plane in original box, this is by far the nicest No. 95 or box that we have sold, the plane has a full decal on top, the box has some light soiling but a very good label, a fine to near-new plane in a very good box.

Stanley 150th Anniversary pair of screwdrivers No. 00709 in the original fitted wooden box. These were sold when Stanley had their big open house in 1993 to celebrate the big 150th Anniversary. This set is fine and so is the wooden box.

Stanley No. 5 1/4 junior jack plane IOB, has STANLEY spelled out vertically on lateral lever, fine BB-logo blade, fine overall. In a good box that has some wear around the edges at the top and a corner or two that need to be taped.

Stanley 150th Anniversary 12-inch Cherry Level in the original pasteboard box Serial No. 644. These were sold when Stanley had their big open house in 1993 to celebrate the big 150th Anniversary. This is a like new level in a fine to near new box.

Pair of Stanley block planes IOB: Stanley No. 220 in a later U.S. box with yellow & black label, plane is very good, box is worn and one side of top is torn; plus a No. 110 with plated cap, fine knob, in a lightly soiled onion skin box with green label.

Stanley 150th Anniversary 10-inch dovetail saw that is like new in a like new pasteboard box. These were sold when Stanley had their big open house in 1993 to celebrate the big 150th Anniversary.

Bridge City Tool BL-9 9-inch PRECISION LEVEL with I-beam body, fine or near new.

Stanley 150th Anniversary mallet & chisel set in original hinged wooden box, all three chisels marked with the SW logo, mallet marked STANLEY RULE & LEVEL CO. New Britain, Conn. USA. This is Set No. 00236.

Unknown make 1 1/4 inch steel shoulder plane with screw-adjusted blade, top of front stuffing was sheared off and glued back on, it will need to be reglued, will make a very good user.

Lot: Stanley No. 4 trammel points IOB, fine; and a LUFKIN 1688 WIZZARD NICKEL TAPE 1/2" by 8' fine tape in a very good original box.

Stanley No. 10 1/2 rabbet bench plane MADE IN ENGLAND, fine tote and knob, fine original blade, fine overall in a fine original box.

RARE Davis Patent No. 1 Machinists' 7-inch Iron (Inclinometer) Level in original box with intact label made by the M.W. ROBINSON CO. New York, N.Y., fine overall.

Stanley No. 248A Weatherstrip Plane in a tatty original box, which is torn on the top and sides, plane comes with original rods and pre-stops, and all seven of the original blades plus a bead blade that is currently installed and a homemade double ended blade for a grand total of 9 blades, a fine original blade in a tatty box.

Pair of Stanley planes: late model Stanley No. 75 bullnose rabbet plane in a yellow box, plane has blue japanning or paint a BB-logo USA blade, plane is near new, box is very good; plus a Stanley No. 102 block plane in original albeit tatty box that is missing a big piece of the top, a fine plane in a tatty box.

Stanley No. 66 hand beader with fine nickel plating, comes with both curved and flat fences and six double ended blades including the router blade with T-logo, all are fine. Box is OK with a tear in the center of the top, some wear along edges and light soiling, tool is fine.

ARM & HAMMER 43? pound anvil, very good overall.

Stanley No. 67 Universal spokeshave with rosewood handles, both flat and round bottoms and the rare fence. Comes in the original box which has a good bottom and a soiled and brittle top.

Two wooden toothing plane: ??? C. BUCK 2 RUSSELL, complete and good; and a Sandusky No. 190 that is missing the wedge.

Two Stanley planes: No. 39 1/4-inch, has light rust to exposed surfaces, was missing main blade when photographed has since been found, nickers intact, intact depth stop, will make good user; plus a No. 48 tongue & groove that is also missing both blades, early model with vine cast handle and patent date cast into left side, very good body that just needs two blades.

Two marking & mortise gauges: a rosewood & brass "ultimatum" style with unusual brass escutcheon around locking screw, good points, very good overall; and CROWN TOOL model that is complete and fine.

Stanley No. 3 smooth plane in original box, fine stained hardwood tote and tall knob, fine BB-logo blade, worn original pasteboard box with one corner of top that needs to be retaped, label is 90 percent plus intact, a fine plane in a very good box.

Stanley No. 148 7/8-inch match plane, the match blade is intact but the plow blade is MIA, a few spots of light rust, will clean to very good overall.

BRIDGE TOOL WORKS PB-9 brass plumb bob with reel and wooden display stand, complete and fine in an original wooden box with original booklet, fine.

JONN DEERE cast iron anvil, crudely done, so we're inclined to call it a reproduction.

Stanley No. 1 mini brass trammel points in original box, box needs corners repaired, one edge has been reinforced with clear tape, the trammels are fine.

Small red anvil with two holes at base for screwing it to a piece of wood, very good.

Stanley No. 1 level sights in original box, only the label remains of the box top, the bottom is OK. The sights themselves are fine.

Farrand Rapid Rule tape measure in original box, tape and box are fine.

Mini nickel plated anvil and sledgehammer, anvil is marked on side "HETTIE BARKER TOWNSEND, NY", a fine set.

Lot: Stanley HANDYMAN No. 912 12-inch steel square, fine; and a veneering hammer, very good.

Small brass anvil paperweight, very good overall.

Box of PORT AUSTIN LEVEL VIALS 1 1/2 inch, packed in saw dust, very good box and label.

Small nickel plated anvil, fine overall.

The C-S CO. (Chapin-Stephens) 28-in. rosewood plumb & level with brass side views, chipped at one corner where the brass end plate is bent, so it was dropped, both vials intact. This is a big stick of solid rosewood.

Stanley Rule & Level Co. 28 1/2-in. rosewood plumb & level, both vials intact, nice brass side views & brass end plates, a few tight cracks in top of stock, a nice early level.

Stanley No. 3 iron smooth plane IOB, fine rosewood tote and tall knob, fine BB-logo blade, plane is fine overall, box is worn at edges, and has some moisture staining, a fair box overall.

Pair of Leon Robbins tiger maple wooden panel planes left & right hand, both are fine.

Scarce H.H. POOL EASTON MASS 30-inch rosewood plum & level with double brass side views, both vials intact, both brass plugs for the plumb vial are intact, nice brass corners, a very nice early American level.

Stanley No. 78 Duplex Rabbet Plane MADE IN ENG IOB, comes with intact fence and depth stop, even has the original string tag, and pamphlet, a fine plane is somewhat worn box, good overall.

REGULATION MADE IN U.S.A. brass bugle & an unknown brass item that looks like a water pipe but could be a long-reaching oiler, has an Eastern touch mark on the bottom, very good.

Stanley No. 45 combination plow plane with two boxes of 18 blades including plow blade in plane, SW-logo on skate, short rods, very good rosewood knob and handle, with set of long rods this one will make a fine user.

Lot: Nice homemade panel gauge that has never had a point installed; plus an unknown-make toothing plane with nice OHIO TOOL THISTLE BRAND toothing blade, very good overall.

Pair of Stanley pocket levels: one has brass top and a special purpose bracket has been installed between the level and the screw; the other has a steel top and is fine.

Stanley No. 32 1/2 4-fold 1-foot caliper rule, very good overall.

Unusual duplex type saw with split nut handle, the 17-inch blade is die stamped with an arched logo above ???K & SONS and SHEFFIELD in a straight line below, very interesting.

RABONE No. 1190 combined 4-fold boxwood rule, level and protractor, very good overall.

Wm. Marples UNTIMATUM bit brace of brass plated ebony with partial ivory ring in top, very good to fine.

Unmarked wooden stair saw, very good overall.

W. MARPLES & SONS 14-inch plumb & level with brass top and brass feet, WARRANTED CORRECT PAT. NO. 423896, very good.

Nice 9-inch redwood torpedo level with 2 intact vials, nice brass, the owner tag on bottom says it is a Rabone, but we do not see it marked as such, very good overall.

Two Stanley boxwood rules: No. 54 with early arched joint, fine overall; and a No. 36 caliper rule, very good overall.

Fine carved bit brace, one gimlet-type bit included, very nice.

Rare Stanley No. 87 cabinetmakers scraper plane with non-tilting handles, has cast head on blade locking screw, fine rosewood tote and knob, needs a blade, this is only the second of these rare scrapers we have sold in almost 30 years.

Pair of LEE VALLEY ebony handled marking knives made in France, both are new with original boxes.

Stanley No. 31 3-inch nickel plated pocket level, fine.

Very good rosewood knob for Stanley No. 2 smooth plane.

RARE Stanley No. 164 low angle bench plane with overhead adjuster, these were made in just two or three batches and are very scarce. This one has the adjuster near the knob (we have sold one that had the model number alongside the base of the tote), comes with a good SW-logo blade, tote has been broken and glued, good knob and throat adjusting cam, one of the hardest of the Stanley bench planes to find in any condition.

PET toy revolver, double action, very good overall.

Scarce Stanley No. 9 cabinetmakers plane with a "hot dog" side handle, very good overall.

Lot: BARLOW tape measure IOB; counter; H.C. COOK CO. POWERFUL PETE keychain screwdriver; small CARBORUNDUM pocket hone IOB; CINCINNATI GRINDING WHEELS 6-in. pocket scale; WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE CO. wooden 6-in. rule advertising MAIMIN CLOTH CUTTING MACHINES. Total of 11 items.

Stanley No. 85 cabinetmaker's scraper plane with tilting handles, fine rosewood tote and knob, fine unmarked blade, fine overall.

RECORD MARPLES H667/00 6-oz. hammer that is fine to near new.

Scarce Stanley No. 340 furring plane Type I with PAT. AP'D FOR below the RULE & LEVEL CO. on the blade, fine beech tote and tall knob, fine overall.

Pair of 12-inch back saws: Disston No. 4 a light cleaning and this one will be fine; and an E.C ATKINS SHEFFIELD SAW WORKS No. 3 with great etch, fine overall.

ALASKA MOSQUITO TRAP tie clip on original card it was sold on; plus three original tobacco advertising notebooks CANNON BALL; PEACH SWEET SNUFF; and DENTAL MILD SCOTCH SNUFF QUALITY SNUFF since 1782. These must have been printed in the 1960s or 1970s as there is an ad on the inside back cover of each one for POPS-RITE popcorn that show a JIFFY POP type popper with wire loop handle.

HENRY DISSTON & SONS 20-inch D-8 panel saw with 10ppi plate, fine etch, great handle, fine overall.

Pair of table saws: 20-inch model with keystone medallion and an etch from Indianapolis Ind., very good; and a 13 1/2-inch model with a few broken teeth, split nuts, tiny nib.

Two saws: 10-inch steel back saw with R.H. DAVIS CAST STEEL USA stamped into back, nice open handle, very good overall; and a Disston & Sons No.68 10-inch dovetail saw, nice etch, very good overall.

Delta tenoning fixture for table saw use, very good.

Three Stanley marking gauges: marked No. 72 double beam with SW logo, very good; Stanley NO. 47-091 two beam that is fine; and a NO. 65 with triangular-shaped head, fine.

Stanley Rule & Level Co. No. 62 with metric graduations on outside and "ENGLISH" graduations on inside, both inside indexing pins MIA, outside could use a light cleaning, very good overall.

Pair of Stanley No. 95 butt gauges: early model has a B casting mark, a few spots of light surface rust and is very good overall; the later model is fine.

Chesterman 36-inch 4-fold No. 1162 rule with English graduations on outside and Metric on inside, complete and fine.

Stanley Rule & Level Co. brass plumb bob with reel, very good overall.

Three Lufkin zig-zag rules: No. 524 with DOYLE LOG SCALE, has folding hook on one end, good overall; a white No. 525 that is identical to the previous but is fine overall; and a No. 1066D marked "RUGGED" & "ENGINEERS" very good overall.

Stanley No. 90 cabinetmakers bullnose rabbet plane, complete and fine.

Two Stanley zig-zag rules: No. 35-227 with brass slide, fine overall; and a No. 426 aluminum with SW logo, very good.

Stanley No. 92 cabinetmakers shoulder plane, complete and fine.

Two zig-zag rules: LUFKIN No. 8524 with English graduations on one side and Metric on other, very good overall; and a small HULTAFORS 100cm that is complete and fine.

Set of 7 Stanley No. 40 chisels, all are very good to fine.

Two rules: RABONE No. 1167 "blind man's" 3-foot, 4-fold, very good; and a 2-foot 4-fold J. RABONE & SONS No. 1113 with nice arched joint, complete and fine.

Nice kumpf or vinegar horn worn on a belt while reaping and contained a stone to sharpen the scythe, this one has a hook that will allow it to be attached to a sash or belt.

Three rules: Stanley NO. 36 1/2R 12-inch 2-fold caliper rule, a little overcleaned, good overall; Lufkin No. 372 12-inch 2-fold caliper rule, a little scuffed and some soiling, good overall; and a 6-inch advertising rule "The Whitlock Coil Pipe Co. Hartford, Conn." very good.

Pair of unusual wood planes: VARVILL & SON YORK side rabbet with boxwood boxing, very good; and a HIGGS snipes bill with boxwood boxing that has numerous chips at the edge the body, wedge and blade are fine.

Four newer Stanley 4-fold 2-foot rules: No. 163, fine; No. 68 with numbers read vertically, fine; No. 68 with numbers read horizontally, very good; and a No. 27 that has numbers read vertically, has price? in grease pencil on one side, very good to fine.

Nice Continental screw-arm plow plane with adjustable depth stop, comes with one blade, fine overall.

Three 2-foot 4-fold brass-bound rules: Lufkin No. 761 with several spots of staining, good overall; Stanley Rule & Level No. 52, very good; and No. 62 with SW logo, good to very good.

General No. 800 10-oz. surveyor's type plumb bob in original round box with tin lid.

RABONE No. 1190 3-foot fourfold rule with level vial and protractor joint, a fine combination rule.

Three wood planes: No. 147 GREENFIELD 1/8-in. side bead with full boxing, very good; Frost Norwich 1/4-inch single boxed side bead, fine; and an unknown make ogee marked 1/2 on heel, has some singing on top near the logo that makes the first few letters of makers name hard to see, good usable condition.

Fine LUFKIN NO. 42 ships bevel with brass blades, as good as they get.

Six wooden molding planes: A. HOWLAND & CO. No. 187 sash with integral fence, very good; G.W. DENISON & CO. 1/2-inch coping plane, very good; a DOSCHER PLANE & TOOL CO. 1/2-inch coping, very good; and three fixer-upper rabbet planes.

Unknown make No. 42 ships bevel with brass blades, wood has been soaked with oil, good overall.

Two table saws: 18-inch unknown make with hang hole in handle; and a 14-inch BROWN'S PATENT GROUND with Disston Keystone logo in very good etch, nice handle, very good overall.

Pair of 26-inch Disston D-8 hand saws: 8ppi and 10ppi and both have nice etching and are fine overall.

Pair of 26-inch Disston D-23 hand saws: 6ppi LIGHTWEIGHT with fine etch and fine handle, the lower bolt holding the handle is MIA, a fine saw overall; and an 8ppi with faint but good etch, very good handle, has been stamped near top of plate with the number 207 that almost punched a hole thru the plate, will make a fine user.

Late Stanley No. 55 combination plow plane in original short pasteboard box with 4-row box of blades including slitter, main handle has Stanley logo on one side. Plane comes with a Zip Loc bag that has the cam, spare spur, long and short rods, cam and slitter all with a light coat of oil. The box is good with 85 to 90 percent of the original label intact, there is moderate wear around the edges, the cutter box sleeve has a good label on one side buy is only about 50 percent on the other side, the blades are fine. This is one of the finest No. 55 planes we have seen or sold. If you've waited for a fine one to buy, your wait is over.

Scarce Gove Patent (U.S. No. 171,932) miter box made on a patent issued Jan. 11, 1876 to George H. Gove of Rockford, Illinois. This one is the very one that is pictured on the Directory of American Tool & Machine Patents (Datamp.org) web site. Included will be copies of the patent papers and a printed copy of the DATAMP.org web page listing, very good overall.

Two small and likely Scandinavian T-augers; one has a gimlet-type bit and the other has a very crude spade-type bit, both are very good.

Two hand forged tools: a small curved gutter-type adz, very good; and another adz-type tool. These are from an old collection from way up north.

Two forged tools: fireplace kettle hook; and an item with a tag on it that says it is a turpentine spatula, both are very good.

Nice pump drill with brass flywheel and nice wooden pump handle.

Two forged tools: small ladle and a shoe peg float, both are well made.

D. KIMBERLY wedge-arm sash plane with boxwood sole dovetailed onto beach body, intact nicker and screw operated depth stop, brass-tipped arms, very good to fine overall.

Small forged well hook.

Fine CARL ZEISS JENA Nr.291 monocular microscope with spare lenses and other attachments in a fine fitted wooden box with lockable door with key and having a folding brass handle on top of box.

Unmarked try square with rosewood handle, overhang tab, 18-inch blade, very good overall.

Vibroplex ''Lightning Bug'' Telegraph key on original base with Vibroplex tag, very good.

Z.J. M'MASTER AUBURN N.Y. 15-inch handled complex molding plane with hole thru front of stock for a tug stick or pull rope to pass thru, handle spur has been reshaped, very good overall condition.

Three wooden molding planes: PRATT & CO. BUFFALO 1/4 round, marked INCH 1/4 on heel, wedge replacement, good; J.M. SLATER DETROIT dado with owner added fence on right side, good; and a J.J. VINALL 4/8 double boxed center bead, very good.

D.R. BARTON 15-inch handled complex molding plane, the weight and discoloration indicated this one was soaked in oil, it is otherwise fine.

Unusual 20-inch homemade cooper's plane with slightly radiused steel bottom and long integral tail handle, steel bottom attached with 8 countersunk screws, very nice.

Three wooden molding planes: No. 105 AUBURN TOOL CO. 1/2-inch single boxed side bead, has wedge but blade is MIA; RANDALL & COOK ALBANY No. 12 hollow, complete and very good; and a SEYBOULD & COOK 3/16-inch hollow, very good.

GEO. BURNHAM AMHERST, MASS No. 95 handled, double boxed, complex molding plane marked 3/4 & 1 3/4 on heel, small piece of boxing missing at heel, very good overall.

Pair of wooden molding planes: AUBURN TOOL CO. 1 3/4-inch No. 144 single boxed complex profile molding plane, small sliver from side of wedge, very good overall; and an AUBURN TOOL CO. 1 1/2-inch No. 139 double bladed nosing plane, good or better usable condition.

OHIO TOOL CO. No. 61 complex profile molding plane, marked 7/8 & 2 on heel, single boxed, fine overall.

Early homemade 13 1/2-inch handle 1/4 round, nicely executed, very good.

Massive framing square with 45-inch and 35-inch legs, largest we have seen or sold. The breast drill is show scale. It is not included. Sorry, but NO SHIPPING on this lot.

Four pair of blacksmith tongs; three are pitted, all are usable.

Scarce W. CRESSON PHILADa 14-inch triple cove back saw with split nuts. It's in rather rough condition with a pitted plate and one screw replaced with a rivet. It was acquired by the present owner at 5-day tool auction in Wading River Long Island conducted by auctioneer O Rundle Gilbert for the estate of James Archibald “Archie” Keillor who was an early member of EAIA.

Two wooden molding planes: No. 43 Ohio Tool marked 7/8 on heel, a bit dried out and has a few cracks, with some wax it will make a good user; and a Sandusky No 113? twin iron nosing plane, one of the wedges is an ill-fitting replacement, with a proper wedge this one will be a good user too.

OHIO TOOL CO. No. 97 handled screw-arm plow plane with plane logo, has screw-operated depth stop, numerous thread chips but still functional, comes with a single blade, good usable condition.

Sandusky Tool Co. No. 153 double 3/8-in. reed, plane, triple boxed, has small holes in side where an owner-added fence was removed, will make a good user.

H. WELLS NORTHAMPTON MASS. No. 84 unhandled screw-arm plow plane with screw-operated depth stop, both large nuts are cracked, nice eagle incorporated into logo, one serious crack at heel that goes all the way to the rear arm, good overall.

an original copy of Standard Instruments of Precision, 1918 hardcover catalog in fine condition.

Detroit, Michigan c. 1905 (reprinted by Roger K. Smith, 1976); Improved Labor-Saving Carpenters; Tools, Stanley Rule and Level Co., New Britain, Conn., 1892 (Reprinted 1972); and E.C. Stearns & Co. Hardware, Syracuse, NY, 1924 catalog (Reprinted by Roger K. Smith, 1977).

Paperback, 388 pages, signed by author on title page. Published by Tavenner Publishing in 2000, very good, light wear to cover. (ISBN 1-886855-39-0)

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Blacksmiths, published 2001 "By Friends of Harry (Derstler)" under "MWTCA copyright policy.' Pamphlet of 67 pages, fine copy with a plastic cover; The Art of Blacksmithing, signed by Alex W. Bealer to Roy Pogatchnik. Hardcover published 1969 by Funk & Wagnalls, 425 pages, very good copy but the dust jacket has a full-on adhesive cover and was taped to the book, not yet showing deterioration from this; The Blacksmith in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg, pamphlet of 31 pages, very good condition, but also has the full-on adhesive cover.

Keys & Closures by Jack P. Wood, (9th printing, 2003), VG & A Price Guide to Antique Tools by Herbert P. Kean, 4th ed. (2005), VG, both paperbacks.

Hand-Saw Makers of North America by Erwin Schaeffer. Paperback, 151 pages. Published by Osage Press, 1999, fine copy. (ISBN 0-9653719-0-5)

and Farriers Tools by H.R. Bradley Smith, 1966, paperback of 272 pages, very good condition, with a plastic cover mostly covering cover and a few pieces of ephemera inside; and Woodworking Tools by Frank H. Wildung, 1957, paperback of 79 pages, good condition.

Disston publication lot: Original, still partially uncut, color pages 159-174 from the 1914 Disston catalog and the reprint of the 1914 Henry Disston & Sons catalog by Roger K. Smith (1976), very good, includes three repro pages of ephemera.

woodworking and allied trades c. 1700-1970 by R.A. Salaman, hard cover, 1975, very good; A Supplement to American Wooden Planes, A Guide to Rarity and a Geographic Directory of Planemakers by Emil & Martyl Pollak, paperback, 1989; Woodworking Planes, A Descriptive Register of Wooden Planes by Alvin Sellens, hardcover, 1978; Warman's Tools Field guide, 2nd edition, by Clarence Blanchard, paperback, 2011, very good; and Antique & Collectible Stanley Tools, 2004 Pocket Price Guide by John Walter, paperback, very good.

British Saws & Saw Makers from c1660 by Simon Barley. Hard cover, 734 pages. Published by Choir Press, United Kingdom, 2014. Fine in a plastic cover. (ISBN 978-1-909300-97-2)

Manufacturers, Saddle and Harness Tools. Newark, New Jersey. Small pamphlet binding, side stapled. In fine condition with a plastic cover. Ex-Roland Pogatchnik, with owner's name at front. Original date of publication not noted, circa 1910. No identification of reprint publisher.

Trades, ed. by Peter Stockham, 1976 & Christie's South Kensington auction catalog for the Sale of Traditional Tools of the Carpenter and other Craftsmen, 1979, both very good.

Centennial Edition, 1972, signed by author. Pamphlet staple binding, fine condition.

1925 catalog (reprinted 1975); Winchester Pocket Catalog of Tools, 1924; Price List of the Davis Level & Tool Co., Springfield, Mass. (reprinted by Roger K. Smith, 1975); Union Iron and Wood Planes (reprinted by MWTCA 1981); Ohio Adjustable Planes, c. 1915 (reprinted by Ken Roberts, 1981); Price-List of Breast Drills, Braces, Ferrules, Etc. Etc., (stamped by ACTIVE Antiques, Crafts and Tools in Vermont); and Researching Nineteenth Century United States Patents by Jane W. Roberts (MWTCA 1976).

Better with Stanley Tools" from Trenton Hardware, Trenton, Michigan, 1954, 46 pages, good; Stanley "Forty-Five" Plane, very good; and a Checklist of Stanley Planes compiled by Alvin Sellens, MWTCA, 1977.

Tooling Metal by Robert E. Smith, revised 1961 edition, ex library, good; Excelsior Steel Furnace Company Catalog No. 9, good; and Owatonna Tool Company 50 the anniversary reprint of the 1925 catalog, very good.

Works (Charleston, WV) Catalog 30, fine; The Atkins Saw Book for Home Craftsmen, 3rd ed., fine; and Stanley Rule and Level Company Carpenters and Mechanics Tools catalog No. 102, ca. 1909, fine.

and the tools of allied trades, by R.A. Salaman. Hardcover with dust jacket, 377 pages. Macmillan Publishing, 1986, fine condition with a plastic cover. (ISBN 0-02-606740-4)

Northwester Horse Nails wooden box with 4 farrier's tools including U.S. CALVALARY farrier's hammer (See Hammer Book page 117), nicely made buttress; HELLER BROS hoof parer with iron handle; reamer for enlarging holes, for various shoes and magazine image of a farrier filing a hoof

W.&L.E. GURLEY surveyor's transit in original wooden box with lockable lock with key, instrument comes with proper fitting set of legs, in box are an iron plumb bob and folding magnifying glass with leather pouch and length of chain. Sorry, but NO SHIPPING on this lot.

Pair of wooden framed saws both with blacksmith forged hardware, the wingnut on the larger saw has one wing MIA, otherwise both are very good.

Unknown origin ceremonial axe or food chopper with copper-clad handle, has interesting faces on each side of the head, the edge is chipped and has light rust, very unusual. From Bob Olesen's collection and marked NFS for not for sale, so he regarded it as a keeper.

Unusual patented hammer/hatchet combination tool marked PAT. DEC. 25, 1910, has find round handle, fine overall.

HELLER BROS cat's head turning hammer used by horseshoers and blacksmith, fine overall.

Three block planes: fine Stanley No. 120 with decal on lever cap; Stanley No. 140 skew bladed with removable side, some rust, missing front knob, good overall; and a 60 1/2 low angle that is complete and very good.