January 20 Antique Tool Auction
January 20 Antique Tool Auction
Horst Auctioneers | Ephrata, PA 17522
Date(s) :  11/28/2023 - 1/20/2024
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Live Webcast Auction
Saturday, January 20, 2024 / 9 AM
Name: Horst Auctioneers January 20 Antique Tool Auction Auctioneer: Horst Auctioneers Type: Antique Tool Date: Saturday, January 20, 2023 Time: 9 A.M. EST This auction will be run as a Webcast auction. We will start at Lot #1 and move through the auction in numerical order. Live in-person bidding, live online bidding, online absentee bidding, and absentee bids left at our auction center will all be accepted
1 3 – Various bench planes: 2 - Stanley Bailey
“sweetheart”: #3 jack, G+; #4 jack, G+; Sargent & Co. 9” smooth jack, Vg
2 2 – Stanley Bailey planes: #78 rabbet/fillister,
complete VG; R&L #289 skew set improved rabbet, missing fence, G+
3 3 – Stanley edge tools, G+-Vg: #71 router,
complete; #271 small router w/ partial box; #75 bullnose block
4 3 – Stanley edge tools: #62 Traut’s patent,
reversible (two-way) spoke shave w/ R&L V-strike, Vg; #51 spoke have, Vg; adjustable box scraper, G
5 3 – Stanley planes, G+-Vg: Bailey #4 (12-004)
bench jack, post WWII; Defiance, 14” bench jack; “sweetheart” #18 block w/ knuckle-joint cap
6 5 – Assorted block planes, G+-VG: #118P “100
Plus” (NIB); Millers Falls (#75) bullnose block; West German #101 small block; unsigned (#101) small block; LSO, 3 1/2” block
7 3 – Various planes: Stanley Bailey “sweetheart”
#5 1/4 “junior” jack (frame is unmarked, and handle with partial “four-square” label on tote), G+; Stanley Bailey #4 bench jack, circa 1910-20, G-G+; Sargent 6 3/8” block plane w/ knuckle-joint cap
8 3 – Various planes, G-Vg: Stanley “Victor” #1104
bench jack, Craftsman #5CBB bench jack, VG; Craftsman #107-37032B block, Vg
9 4 – Wooden rules: Stanley: #136 1/2-5 1/2”
caliper rule, Vg; #136-3 3/4” caliper rule, Vg; #53 1/2-2ft. architect’s rule, G; Lufkin #386-1ft. 4-fold caliper rule, Vg.
10 2 – Stanley planes: #113 circular-compass plane,
G.; #248 “weatherstrip” plow plane w/ adj. fence, G+
11 Tray lot assorted Stanley measuring devices:
#36-12” iron frame level, G+; “sweetheart” #37-9” nickel plated level, G+-Vg; 2 – pr. of trammel points, G+-Vg
12 Tray lot assorted tools: Sargent VBM #409 bench
jack, cracked handle, G-G+; Disston & Sons “Conqueror Swage #1” w/ original slide lid case, Vg; 2 – Wooden planes: “Auburn Tool” round plane; “Union Factory, H. Chapin”, 1/4” side bead. Vg
13 *Restorer lot: 3 – Various planes, F-G: Stanley
(?) #6-C bench fore plane; Stanley Bailey #7 smooth jointer; “Lakeside” (#60) low-angle block
14 *Restorer lot: Tray lot assorted drilling
devices, F-G: unknown maker, up-down breast or pump drill; Stanley “Russell Jennings” set #32 1/2-13pc. auger bit set in original 3-tier case; Millers Falls #10 adjustable angle brace chuck; unknown maker 1/2” hollow auger
15 Millers Falls #714 “Buck Rogers” bench jack w/
red plastic grip & knob, G+-Vg.
16 3 – Hatchets: Marble’s #5 safety-arm hatchet, G;
“Philadelphia Tool Co.” 24oz. octagon poll half hatchet, G-G+; “Ames, USA” sheath hatchet w/ press-steel riveted socket, F-G
17 Display board of mounted drilling devices (please
look at photo)
18 Display board of 8 – unrelated tools (please look
at photo)
19 Display board of 5 – pliers/wrench type tools
(please look at photo)
20 Display board of 7 – various carpentry tools, G.
(please look at photo)
21 *Restorer lot: 3 – Bench jack planes, P-F: 2 –
Stanley Bailey: #4; #5; “Qualified” 13 1/2”
22 2 – Edge tools: “H. Mellinger” (Henry H.
Mellinger, Washington Boro, circa late 19th century) broad right-hand lopping hatchet, G-G+; “White” barking spud/peeler
23 Unsigned, 3” socket handled slick w/ modern
turned handle, G
24 “D. Hagen” (Davis Hagen, Mt. Nebo, Lancaster Co.)
broad framing axe, F-G. (separation to butt-plate)
25 2 – Signed, Central Pennsylvania posthole axes,
F+-G+: “J.B. Stohler” (John B. Stohler, late 19th century Schaefferstown, Pa.) center poll; “Brady” (possibly David Brady, circa 1824, Mt. Joy or his son William) upper poll
26 Primitive, Congo-type spike-back axe w/ carved
burl wood topped handle. Possible re-crafted piece
27 3 – Various large drawknives: 2 – unsigned, 14”
mast-maker’s shaves, G-G+; “W. Butcher” 11” stop chamfer, G+
28 Odd, hand wrought wheelwright’s adjustable spoke
shave w/ clamp down blade mount & 4-adjustable pitch eye-bolts in solid iron frame, G+
29 Tray lot assorted tools: “Pike Mfg. Co.” iron
cased honing stone, G+-VG; saw-setting punch mounted to red painted wooden block stand, G+; “J. Tyzack & Son” right-angle trowel/putty knife, G+; copper wire-puller, G+
30 Tray lot assorted measuring devices: approx. 8lb.
iron millwright’s (?) plumb bob, G+; Stanley 9” flush-T bevel, G+-Vg; Stanley #77 rosewood & brass mortise gauge, G-G+; “Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co. #15 micrometer in slide-lid box, G+-Vg; 3 – assorted wooden 2ft. folding rules, F-G
31 4 – Various hand tools: “Sandusky” 16” wooden
fore plane, repaired G; “M. Hawes” wooden spoke shave, G; 6 3/4” unsigned swan’s-neck cleaver, G+; claw hammer
32 2 – Block planes: Stanley #140 rabbet block
(missing knob), G; “Millers Falls” #4 bullnose block in original box, G+
33 2 – Hand wrought edge tools: “H. Long”
(attributed to Henry/Heinrich Long, circa 1796, Drumore Twp., Lancaster Co.) reaping sickle, G+; unsigned blocking-knife, G. Similar in construction to drawknife w/ hooked-tip end
34 Tray lot assorted tools: early lock-back folding
knife w/ goat-horn grip, G+; “Samuel Auxer, Lancaster” 12” wooden marking gauge, G (damage to wooden stop-knife); 10pc. “James Swan” auger bit set in oak case, G
35 4 – Assorted drawknives, F-G: “V. Hofman”
(Valentine Hoffman, Lancaster, working 1759) 13” sag-back; “Wm. Brady, Mt. Joy” curved stave shave; “G. Sener” (Gottlieb Sener, Lancaster) 10 1/2” stop-chamfer shave; “Wm. Brady & Co., Mt. Joy” 8” stop chamfer
36 2 – Edge tools: “H.H. Stricker” (Originally
Reinholds Station, Lancaster Co., later Vinemont area, Berks Co.) poll axe; “Beatty & Son, Chester” carpenter’s square poll adze, G+
37 “I. Blood, Ballston, NY.” (circa 1824-1851)
left-hand side broad axe w/ 12” edge, G+-Vg (late well-fitting off-set handle)
38 Unsigned, right-hand “Goosewing” side smoothing
axe w/ 13 1/4” edge, flat back arch-top tapered off-set socket, modern fitted handle
39 Signed, “J.V.” (Spanish-type) trade axe w/ round
eye, G
40 Unsigned, early right-hand side broad framing axe
w/ chamfer-top socket, extended poll, upper & lower lugs. F-G
41 Cooper’s “Beak-horn” stake anvil w/ 2 – nail
header holes, 10” X 2 1/2” X 23”, P-F
42 Primitive, early 18th century, 7” wide broad
hollowing adze w/ round eye. The adze was possible used as chair seat, yoke maker’s or cooper’s stave adze, F. Appears to be early box iron with poor welds
43 Historic hand wrought iron 28” divider-compass w/
center-slot construction & decorative mounts on either side of outer blade, F-G
44 Rare, hand wrought clapboard/rail splitting froe
w/ 9 1/4” edge & 28” solid iron handle, G
45 “D.R. Barton, Rochester, NY.” cooper’s bench axe,
F-G (appears shortened on nose)
46 Primitive, 18th century wrought iron pump-drill
w/ “Squirrel-cage” framed fly-wheel and file-work decorative square chuck, round pump handle & saddle-eye top. The pump drill is 21 1/2” H w/ 22” ump handle, G
47 Signed, “C. Clark” (New Hampshire??) large
wedge-jaw adjustable wrench w/ chain-ring hanger. Possible used on early freight wagons, or canals? The wrench is 29” overall long
48 3 – Dbl.-jaw adjustable wrenches: “Bonney Vise &
Tool Co., Phila. Masterpiece” 15” w/ stow away pipe cutting attachment on parrot-jaw; “Bemis & Call H&T Co.” 16”; “Tower & Lyon Co.”, 13”
49 4 – Various coopers’ tools: “D.R. Barton” wooden
sun/topping plane, G-G+ (only blade signed); hickory handled “Hoop-dog”; “D.R. Barton” hickory wood hoop driver, VG; “M. Gregg, Rochester, NY.” 7” curved stave shave, G
50 3 – Various, wheelwright’s/coach builder’s
drawknives: 3” flat bottom shave, made from old file, G; Hand wrought 14” double flat bottom shave w/ 3 3/4” bump up; “D.R. Barton, Rochester” dbl.-router, 3” left & right
51 3 – Various hand wrought curved blade drawknives:
1 1/2” dia. handle maker’s drawknife, Vg; unknown 1” dia. arch-top shave w/ 1” router blade on outside edge, Vg; 6” stave shave w/ tool strike markings, G
52 Large wedge-jaw adjustable wrench marked “P.C”
(possible Pennsylvania Canal). The wrench is 41 1/2” long, F-G
53 Fine, “J.B. Stohler” (John B. Stohler, late 19th
century Schaefferstown, Pa.) single poll felling axe, Vg
54 2 – Edge tools: “G.T.W.” (Germantown Tool Works)
right-hand broad shingling hatchet, G+; “Beatty, Chester, Pa.” mortise axe w/ lower lug, G+
55 Signed, “? & Arnold” 12” cooper’s heading shave,
G-G+
56 Large hand wrought wedge-jaw adjustable wrench,
w/ drilled eye tipped bent grip handle, F-G
57 4 – Various adjustable wrenches: Bemis & Call,
dbl.-jaw, 15 1/2”, G; unknown maker, #25 dbl.-jaw adjustable w/ center thread-screw, F-G; “Reed Mfg. Co.” #16 spring-jaw pipe wrench, G; unknown maker, adjustable pipe wrench, G
58 Smith made, “Lantern-top” brace w/ hammered
copper breast shield/plate, G
59 2 – Smith made, T-handled “Snail”/pod
reamer-augers, F-G
60 “L. & I.J. White Co., Buffalo” 16”
turpentine/cupping axe, G+
61 Signed, “(?) G. Adam, Cast Steel” (unknown,
American made) turf/bog axe w/ round eye, pointed tip & rounded heel, F. Axe has modern handle
62 Continental-type, right-hand “Gull’s
wing”/smoothing axe w/ tapered oval eye octagon socket, raised deflector weld & thick butt-plate, G. Axe has small unknown tool strike.
63 Uncommon, 15” arched blade froe, Vg. Possibly
used as turpentine or rubber harvest tool (?)
64 Signed, “A. Miller” w/ star strikes (attributed
to Andrew Miller, working York, Pa., circa 1840) right-hand extended poll side broad axe w/ upper & lower lugs, and off-set handle, G+
65 8pc. Set – Disston wood turning lathe knives w/
original display board, G-G+
66 Tray lot assorted tools & hardware: wrought iron:
hinged kettle handle-hanger, G; 1 1/8” bolt header plate, G; 2 – router knife-blades (?); “Ziamatic, Mini-Quic-Bar”, pat. 3705430, combination wrecking bar; “J.H. Williams Co. Vulcan Auto Tool”
67 Tray lot assorted wrought iron hammer-type tools:
16oz. round poll claw hammer w/ round eye, F-G; unsigned, millstone pick w/ round eye, G+; signed (?) millstone pick &slot-holder handle, G+; signed “J.J.G.” millstone pick head, G+
68 “Record” #020C circular/compass plane, NIB
69 “Record” #07 bench jointer, NIB
70 3 – Edge tools: Plumb, hand axe, G+; unsigned,
right-hand full hewing hatchet, G+; “P. Fink” (Philip Fink, South Lebanon Twp., Lebanon Co., F-G
71 Marked “5th District” cobblestone layer’s
hammer/scup, w/ round eye, G-G+
72 2 – Continental right-hand hewing hatchet/axes,
G: tool decorated bearded axe w/ 8” edge, narrow central mount & hooked or pick face above eye; signed (?) bearded axe w/ arch top, flat-back socket
73 3 – Handsaws: “Winchester” trademark (possible
Atkins made) 26”-11pt. w/ floral carved handle, G+; “Atkins” #65-26”-6pt., G+; “Henry Disston & Sons” #D23-26”-9pt., G
74 Signed, “J. Beatty” (John Beatty, circa
1830-1869,) 2 7/8” socket handle slick w/ well fitted modern handle, G+
75 2 – Unsigned, center-poll posthole mortise axes,
G-G+
76 Unsigned, 3 1/2” clapboard siding slick w/ solid
iron handle w/ right-angle bent grip, & spear-tip mount, G+
77 Signed (?), large wedge-adjustable wrench, 32
1/2” L
78 2 – Cast iron cobbler’s revolving nail holder,
F-G: “Tru-Fit” 9 1/4” dia. 8-cup; “® Nail Cup” 9 1/4” 8-cup
79 Signed, “D.R. Barton, Rochester, NY” cooper’s
chamfering knife assembling for a “Cripple-frame”, F-G. The 4 1/4” knife has wooden handle grip on 28” long iron bar arm, G.
80 Signed, (?) Twibil, dbl.-faced mortise axe w/
decorative “eye & spur” near elongated eye (possibly used to hook chain to for removing the twibil from mortise socket). Appears to be American form, 21 1/2” overall length across head, F-G
81 4 – Assorted braces, G-Vg: 3 – ratchet braces:
Millers Falls #732-10”; Dunlap 10”; Stanley #923-12”; “Bridgeport Hardware” #110 “Spofford-type” chuck
82 6 – Assorted wrenches, F-G+: 2 – “Ford”
trademarked: 1 – adjustable & 1 – dbl.-box end; “Bay State Tool Co.” adjustable monkey wrench; 2 – Bicycle adjustable wrenches; “Coe’s Patent” 6 1/2” adjustable monkey wrench
83 Tray lot assorted adjustable wrenches &
screwdrivers, G-Vg: Trimont, “Trimo” 7 3/4” adjustable, Trimont, “Trimo-Auto” 12” adjustable; Billings & Spenser “Model G” 10 3/4”; 6 – assorted screwdrivers
84 5 – Assorted wrought iron tools, F-G: trencher
maker’s rounded gouge-adze w/ round eye; unsigned, millstone pick, G+; “H.H. Stricker” (Originally Reinholds Station, Lancaster Co., later Vinemont area, Berks Co.) single poll felling axe head, G; “D. McMaster” (?); “J. Buser” (Jesse Buser, South Codorus Twp., York Co., circa 1850) firmer’s corner chisel
85 5 – Millers Falls tools, G-Vg: #1417 claw hammer;
#1416 straight claw hammer; 3 – Drilling devices: #2-A hand drill w/ bits in storage handle; #100 push-drill; #1662-10” ratchet brace
86 3 – Various tools: 2 – Millers Falls: #900-8 1/2”
bench jack, Vg; #318-18” wooden level, G; 19” winged outside caliper, G+
87 4 – Millers Falls hacksaws, F-Vg: #300 (Buck
Rogers series w/ red plastic grip); 2 - #6 adjustable length w/ turned handle; #12 (poor handled)
88 Lg. cast iron charcoal iron, 12” overall length
w/ elbow vented stack, F-G
89 Signed, “(?), Garantie, #15” continental
right-hand “Goosewing” axe w/ 12 1/2” edge, chamfer top tapered off-set square eye socket, tapered butt-plate & raised deflector-weld, G
90 6 – Assorted various braces, F-G (look at photo)
91 4 – Assorted tools: 15” adjustable alligator jaw,
pat. Aug. 26, 1898, G; signed (?) 12 1/2” parrot-jaw pliers, G; “Chamberlain Wrench”, pat. 10-22-1912, combination pliers/wrench, G; Pratt’s ratchet auger handle, G.
92 8 – Assorted Millers Falls tools, G-Vg: #227
butt-mortise gauge; 2 – bevel-squares; 2 – Saw sets; 2 – Plumb bobs; utility knife
93 Tray lot assorted tools: Rosewood & brass 19”
panel marking gauge, G+; 5 1/2” compass-divider, F-G; “Kargot Tool Works” #50 wooden block plane, G (missing original wedge); 4 – assorted wooden molding planes, F-G (various makers & cuts)
94 Wrought iron cooper’s cresset w/ 4 – band side,
16”H
95 3 – Assorted drawknives, G-Vg: “Worden, Cole &
Gior, Rochester, NY” 7 1/2” cooper’s head shave, G+; “D.R. Barton” “E-6” 7 1/4” stave gouge, Vg; “Pexto” 8” adjustable handle, Vg
96 “Sargent” #1080 combination molding plane w/
original wooden tool box, G-G+
97 Tray lot assorted tools: Stanley #60 duplex spoke
shave, G+; Dunlap, spoke shave, G+; “Bonney’s Patent” adjustable hollow auger, G; “Chesterton Gauge Glass Cutter” w/ original box, Vg; P.S. &W, 6 1/2” adjustable wrench, Vg; etc.
98 Tray assorted tools: 16” mahogany panel marking
gauge w/ tool carved decoration, Vg; unknown hickory T-handle shave (?); wooden cork press, unknown maker; hand-cut wooden wing-nut & thread screw; etc.
99 Tray lot assorted measuring devices: “New Holland
Machine” trade advertising wooden torpedo level, G; Stanley R&L #84-2ft. brass bound folding rule, G; small pr. Stanley (?) trammel points, 3”L; rosewood & brass handled mitre & try square, F+-G; 2 – various pocket tape measures, G
100 Tray lot assorted measuring devices: unsigned,
“Lancaster shop” marking gauge, F+; rosewood & brass mortise gauge, G; unsigned, wooden marking gauge, G; “Kent-Moore Org. #J-800-A, Jiffy Aligner”
101 2 – Lumberman’s board foot rules w/ brass foot,
G-Vg: Lufkin Rule Co., 36” 3-tier, unsigned 36” 4-tier
102 2 – Tools, Vg: Stanley #220 block plane;
“Winchester trademark” #W0-24” cherry wood level w/ inlaid 1900, Indian Head penny
103 3 – Stanley bench planes: Bailey #6 fore plane,
Vg; Bailey #5 jack, refinished G; “Handyman” #1205H jack, refinished G+
104 4 – Plumb, shingling half hatchets, G-Vg
105 7 – Assorted block planes, various maker,
refinished G+ (several Stanley)
106 4 – Various hand axe/hatchets, G-G+ (most wire
brushed): Craftsman 22oz. octagon poll half hatchet; unsigned 16oz. octagon poll half hatchet; Plumb, camp hand axe; Dunlap, (Boy Scout), G
107 4 – Various bench planes, refinished/refurbished:
3 – Stanley Bailey: #5-C, pre-WWII; #3-C, post WWII; #3 smooth, post WWII; Eclipse, 8 3/4”
108 Tray lot assorted measuring devices, G-VG:
English made, rosewood & brass mortise gauge; Stanley #95 butt mortise gauge, Vg; Stanley #62 wooden marking gauge; 2 – winged divider-compasses; Stanley #98 dbl.-arm roller-marking gauge
109 3 – Various metal rabbet planes, F-G: Millers
Falls #85 rabbet/fillister; Stanley #78 rabbet/fillister; machinist made, brass improved rabbet
110 Tray lot assorted measuring devices, F-G (please
look at photo)
111 Tray lot assorted edge tools: “Vaughan” full
hatchet, altered; 4 – assorted half hatchet heads, refinished; “Drop Forged” camp hatchet w/ rubber grip; 3 – various socket handle chisels (James Swan; Buck Bros.)
112 5 – Assorted wooden tools: 1” threading block;
Stanley #35 transitional jack; Union Factory, Chapin-Stephens, side bead; J. Kellogg, handled grooving; J. Colton, wooden block plane
113 2 – Wooden bench jointer planes, G-G+: Fulton
Tool Co. 26” transitional; unsigned, 23” plank handled jointer w/ inlaid star design behind handle
114 “W. Beatty, Cast Steel” (poor strike) broad
squaring axe w/ upper & lower lugs, F-G
115 4 – Assorted tools, G: “W. Butcher” 2” tang
handled butt chisel; unsigned sliding-T bevel; small lock-hole handsaw w/ “Fishtail” open grip handle; hickory handled spoke shave w/ brass sole plate
116 2 – Wooden bench planes: “Union Factory, H.
Chapin” #113- 16” handled jointer, Vg; New York Tool Co., #1-8 1/4” block plane
117 Tray lot assorted tools & collectibles: Mahogany
hinge-lid cased honing stone, Vg; “G.L. Tyler” galvanized steel bag/box stencil, G+; leather cased steel-worker’s drift pin hammer, G+
118 2 – Wooden tools: Disston & Morss #104-28” cherry
wood level w/brass shield side site, G-G+; unsigned, 30 1/2” handled bench jointer, G+
119 “John Green” (unregistered strike for New York
City maker, circa 1850) wedge arm plow plane w/ set of 8 – blades, G-G+
120 Tray lot assorted drilling devices: “F. Unger”,
German ball brace; 4 – early assorted brace bits; “Brames” (?) T-handle twist-bit auger; “Lightfoot” T-handle gimlet
121 3 – Various tools: unsigned, hand wrought
cooper’s square-poll round adze, G+-Vg: 6” hand wrought wheel traveler w/ single strap brace & iron handle, F; “W. Butcher” 1 1/4” tang handle gouge chisel, Vg
122 Tray lot 7 – Assorted measuring devices: 2 –
stiff-joint outside calipers (5” & 9 1/2”); Belcher Bros. 2ft.-two-fold wooden folding rule w/ brass square joint, G-G+; homemade, hickory handles stiff-joint bevel, G; 6” stiff-joint divider/compass; 2 – wooden marking gauges, G (1 – signed “W. Nicholson”)
123 “Yerkes & Plumb, Cast Steel” left-hand side broad
axe w/ 11 3/4” edge, upper & lower lugged, G+
124 2 – Primitive tools: hand wrought framed
hack/meat packers saw w/ 18” blade, G; wooden saw sharpening or leatherworking vise for use w/ wooden work bench. The vise has wooden thread screw & wing nut, G+
125 4 – Wooden framed edge tools: “M. Crannell,
Albany” 16” bench jointer, Vg; “Sandusky Tool Co.” 1” skew rabbet, G+-Vg; signed (?), 7 3/4”L block plane, G+; hickory handled spoke shave, G
126 Tray lot assorted tools w/ original boxes: “G.P.
Pilling & Son, Co., Phila.” surgical caponizing tools; “Emsee Specialty Co.” #3 paint striper; “Hausmeister, Combination Tool” #6149 7 in 1 tool; “Bill Tannehill, Staunton Va.” Patented “Tunable Turkey Caller, pat. # 2.958.157
127 8 – Assorted socket handle firmer chisels,
various sizes & types, F-G+. Makers include: “J. Kroll” (attributed to York Co.); “Dunlop & Madeira” (early Franklin Co., Pa. edge tool manufacturer); ‘W. Butcher”; “P. Law Co.”; etc.
128 14 – Assorted (single-type) quilting frame
clamps, various forms, F-G
129 7 – Assorted tang handled carving chisels, F-G+.
Makers: Buck Bros.; J. Addis; James Cam; Robt. Sorby; etc.
130 Signed, “J.C. Flicker” (Unknown) broad Kent-type
axe w/ 8” edge, G+-Vg
131 2 – Embossed signed, posthole mortise axes, G:
“G. Miller” (George Miller, Brecknock Twp. Berks Co., circa 1850), G; “J. Horn” (possible York Co?) upper bit, G
132 Signed, “J. Clunk” (attributed to Joseph Clunk,
working 1850, Adams Co., Pa.) left-hand side broad axe, G
133 Signed, “J. Grube (or possibly J. Gruber, several
Gruber family members worked in Berks Co., & Lancaster Co.) 2 3/4” socket handle slick, F+-G
134 Embossed signed, “W. Gaul” (un-attributed,
possibly Berks Co.) heavy splitting axe w/ 1” thick strike butt-plate, G
135 2 – Signed, axes: “J. Hofman” (possible Valentine
Hoffman, working 1750’s, in Lancaster Boro) kitchen axe, F-G; “Evans” (un-attributed, possible Lancaster Co.) right-hand broad hewing axe, G
136 Signed, “A. Hofman” (attributed to York Co., note
there is an A. Hoffman, working 1863, in Lancaster City) broad squaring axe, G
137 2 – Signed carpenter’s adze, G-Vg: “A. Kinsey”
(Abel Kinsey, Little Britain Twp.) square poll adze; “I.(looking glass)S.” (Tannehill attributed to a Hershey area smith, possibly related to Stohler family) octagon poll
138 Double-struck left-hand broad side axe, G:
“Evans” (Lancaster Co.); “D. Hofman” (attributed to Daniel Hoffman, Lancaster City)
139 Embossed signed, “Hofma.” (attributed to
Valentine Hoffman, working 18th century, Lancaster Boro” Kent-type heavy felling or splitting axe w/ thick butt plate, G
140 Signed, “J. Kyle” (attributed to James Kyle,
Little Britain Twp., Lancaster Co.) dbl.-poll posthole axe (note-secondary poll is vertical), G+-Vg
141 Signed, “J. Lenker” (attributed to John Lenker,
Lebanon City, circa 1850) dbl.-lugged broad squaring axe, F-G
142 2 – Signed, carpenter’s adze, F-G+: “I. Ressler”
(Israel Ressler, working 1850, in Warwick Twp.) square poll; “J. Lenher” (*?) octagon poll
143 Signed, “W. Hobby” (*?) 2 3/4” socket handle
slick w/ turned knob-topped handle, G+-Vg
144 2 – Unsigned tools: mahogany 30” level, F-G; hand
wrought 3 1/2” siding or barking slick w/ bent hook on top of square stock iron handle, F-G
145 2 – Wooden frame bow-saws, G-G+
146 Fine, small size 4” shave w/ drawknife handle
grips, Vg
147 4 – Various drawknives: cooper’s “crumming”
chamfer knife, G+; unsigned 10” Vg; 2 – unsigned, P-F
148 Tray lot sand casting/forge related trowels &
tools (look at photo)
149 Tray lot assorted tools, F-G: 2 – hand wrought
divider/compass; 2 – outside calipers; 2 – nip-shears; 2 – cleat-type bench stops; small nail pincer; 7-in-1 combination tool
150 Tray lot sand casting/forge related trowels &
tools (look at photo)
151 3 – Various tools: small square poll tack claw
hammer, G+; hand wrought square poll cobblestone/pavers hammer (?) w/ flat tail; Heller Bros. cat-steel (?) farrier’s claw
152 4 – Assorted tools, G-Vg: “Hilger & Sons” iron
frame hack saw w/ walnut grip; “Henry Disston, Phila.” compass saw w/ brass split-nuts on open grip; 2 – various saw-pad handles; German, ball brace
153 3 – Various handsaws: “Disston & Sons” #5-18 1/2”
dbl.-faced handsaw, G+; “Beardshaw & Son” 16” steel-back mitre saw w/ brass split-nuts, F-G; “Buck, London” 14” brass back mitre saw w/ brass split-nuts, G
154 3 – Assorted small vises, G+-Vg: bench-mount
clock makers vise w/ shielded screw thread & square block small anvil on mounting; 2 – hand-vises w/ wing-nut clamp
155 Fine, unsigned slide-arm hardwood plow plane w/
wooden stop screws on slide-arms, & 7 – Various plow plane irons
156 3 – Early bench-mount vises, P-F+
157 8 – Assorted wooden molding planes (most simple
form), various cuts, G-Vg. Makers include: Andrus; Okins; R. Chadley; J.M. Dane; Wells
158 *Restorer lot: Tray lot assorted wooden planes &
parts, F-G: signed (?) block plane; wedge arm chamfer/dove-tail plane; wedge-arm plow plane; D-router (no wedge or iron)
159 Tray lot assorted tools: turned burl-wood froe
mallet, F-G; 5 – assorted wood/carving chisels
160 Unsigned, Right-hand “Goosewing” axe w/ oval
tapered off-set socket, 13 3/4” edge, small mounted butt-plate & lg. U-shaped key. Possibly a later generation Central-Pa. axe. Great one for use
161 Fine, Continental-form right-hand “Slipper” axe,
signed “A.S.”. The axe has 15” edge w/ arched front & pointed toe, angle-cut heel. The axe has chamfer top, flat-back tapered socket w/ tapered butt plate, & chip deflector weld, Vg
162 Small, Continental-type right-hand “Goosewing??”
axe w/ 10 1/2” edge & maker’s tool strike that depicts smith at anvil. The axe is possibly extensively ground and has crack extending from end of key, refinished
163 Tool strike marked, right-hand “Goosewing” axe w/
12 1/2” chamfered top tapered off-set socket, tapered butt-plate, raised deflector weld & arch-top key. The axe has unknown partial maker’s mark strike, refinished, G+ (unknown origin, possibly American)
164 Early, “Johnson & Conaway, Phila.” mahogany &
brass handled 18” try square, G-Vg. Square is owner marked R.S. High
165 Unknown maker, 26” T-handle square (possible
missing adjustable gauge attachment??)
166 Signed (???), fine form right-hand “Goosewing”
axe w/ 15” edge, chamfered top tapered off-set socket, & “mustache” decorative accent to elongated key. The axe has two embossed weak strike (maybe you can read them, but I can’t), refinished Vg
167 Tray lot assorted hand wrought cabinet hardware,
F-G: 3 – matched 5 1/4” H-hinges; pr. wrapped-joint small strap hinges; matched pr. L-H hinges w/ 2 – latches & keepers
168 3 matched pairs – Early wrought iron wrapped
joint hinges: 7” L-H hinges; 8 1/4” L-H hinges; 5” butterfly wing & bar hinges
169 2 – Complete early plate-back latch lock sets w/
knob operated spring-latch & slide bar dead bolt. Each has rounded end plate mount, G-G+
170 Tray lot assorted wrought iron hardware, F-G:
complete narrow box lock w/ brass knobs & brass slide dead-bolt (extra brass knob set); sliding deadbolt; lg. latch bar & unmatched door handle; spade-back hanger hook; plate & hoop tie ring; assorted meat hooks
171 Early hand wrought deadbolt lock, keeper & key
(possible cell door??)
172 Tray lot assorted tools, F-G: 10 – assorted
wood/carving chisels (various makers); 2 – W. Butcher, firmer socket mortise chisels; Huber, small screwdriver; signed “W. Geil” rosewood & brass mortise gauge; Jennings, dbl.-arm mortise gauge; 8” boxwood marking gauge
173 Tray lot assorted tools: 12 – assorted plow plane
irons; 12 – assorted shell bit auger, G+; small tray w/ center-bit, shell, & counter-sink augers
174 2 – Wooden plow planes, F-G: “A. Cullogh, New
York”, brass tipped slide-arm; “John Bell, Phila.” screw-arm (damage to front arm)
175 3 – Lg. wooden molding planes, F-G: “J.T. Jones,
Phila.” 3 3/4” field raising plane w/ skew set “James Cam” iron; matched pr. (unknown maker) slide-arm panel tongue & groove planes
176 “John Bell, Phila.” screw-arm sash molding plane,
G+
177 3 – Wooden molding planes, G+: “Wm. Goldmsith,
Phila.” 1 1/4” quirk ogee & bevel; “B. Colton, Phila.” #327-8/8” quarter-round; unsigned, 2” skew rabbet (unsigned)
178 5 – Assorted wooden molding planes, various sizes
& makers, F-G+: 4 – side beads: 3 – “John Bell, Phila.”; “R. Copeland, Hartford”; “John Bell, Phila.” quarter-round
179 8 – Assorted wooden simple molding planes, F+-Vg:
5 – side bead molding planes. Makers: 2 - “Union Factory, H. Chapin”; “Howland & Co.”; “Lamb & Brownell, New Bedford”; “W. Grinel”; 3 – hollow/round. Makers: match pr. “Israel White, Phila.”; “Shiverick”
180 2 – Wooden bench jointer planes: “J. Stamm, Mt.
Joy, Lanc. Co. Pa.”, 19” F-G; “Ohio Tool Co.” 26” w/ owner’s initials “WTR” carved behind tote, G
181 5 – Assorted transitional bench jack/jointer
planes, F-VG: Stanley Bailey: 2 - #29-20”; 8 1/2” jack; Sargent #3415; Keen Kutter 20”
182 4 – Various firmer chisels, G: 2 – corner
chisels; socket mortise; & “James Swan” 2” butt chisel
183 6 – Assorted wooden simple & complex molding
tools, various types, F-Vg: Makers include: “E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster”; “Sandusky Tool Co.”; “J. Colton, Phila” etc.
184 5 – Assorted chisels, F-Vg: 3 – socket handle
firmer chisels; “W. Butcher” 1/2” socket mortise; “…Addis, England” carving gouge
185 Signed, “H. Weidler” (Henry Weidler, working
1857, in Leacock Twp., Lancaster Co.) hand wrought bar & hook kettle trammel, G.
186 Signed, “S.W. Taylor” (possible Samuel Taylor,
listed in Lancaster Co. directory as working in Earl Twp.) kettle stirrer w/ socket mounted wooden handle. Note the socket has strike of “Batcheller & Son, U.S.A.)
187 Double-struck Kent-type felling axe, F. Axe is
embossed signed by assumed maker “Grill” (unknown) & secondary strike of “J. Snyder” (attributed to John Snyder, working mid-late 19th century in Mt. Joy, Lanc. Co.)
188 Signed, “J. Shmelzer” ( possible J.
Schmeltzer**??), broad spitting axe w/ upper & lower lugs, F-G
189 Signed, “B.T. Valentine, Cast Steel” (attributed
to Benjamin Valentine, working 1836, in Caernarvon Twp. Lancaster Co.) broad Kent-style blocking axe w/ arched upper & lower lugs, G+. Axe has fine arched strike, and noted on reverse cheek has an illegible maker’s strike.
190 Signed, “H. Wetzel” (*?) reaping sickle w/ wooden
handle that is very similar to those used by Christ family in Berks Co. Sickle has vary good strike, G+- Vg
191 2 – Signed, axes: “B.L. Hoffman” (possible
Donegal Twp. maker, circa 1864) center bit posthole axe, G; “J. Brady, cast-steel, warranted” (attributed to James Brady, Mt. Joy, Lancaster Co.) heavy broad Kent axe w/ upper & lower lugs, F.-G.
192 2 – Sickles, F-G: “J. Dubbs” (attributed to John
Dubbs, working 1900, in Dauphin Co.); “T.S.” (unknown) youth size or late short size
193 “Spear & Jackson, Sheffield”, brass backed
#26-14” tenon saw w/ brass split-nuts, Vg
194 *Restorer lot: 3 – Historic handsaws w/ brass
split-nuts, all need restoration: “James Turner, Phila.” (light strike??) (working 1840’s-1860’s) 26” panel saw; “M. Buehler & Bros., Phila.” 26” spur-bask; “R. Groves & Sons, Sheffield” 26” round-nose
195 3 – Various Disston handsaws, F.-VG: #D23-26”-5
1/2pt.; “Keystone #K-4 Air Master” w/ B-15 bomber graphic; #D100-26”-11pt.
196 *Restorer lot: 3 – Historic handsaws, F-G:
“Disston & Sons” #12-20”-12pt. spur-back; “Sargent” #128-26 1/2”- 8pt. sway-back; “Spear & Jackson” 28”-6pt. spur-back w/split-joint nuts
197 3 – Various sway-back handsaws, G-Vg: “Disston &
Sons” #D20-26”-11pt; “Keen Kutter” (light strike) 26”-7pt; “Disston & Sons” #D8-26”-10pt.
198 *Restorer lot: 3 – Handsaws: “Disston-Keystone
#K-6 Challenger” 22”-10pt. w/ speedboat graphics; “Disston & Sons” #D8-26”-5 1/2pt. w/ finger-hole handle; “E.C. Atkins, Atkins Perfection” 22”-10pt.
199 2 – “Henry Disston & Sons” handsaws, G+-Vg:
#D-15-26”-8pt. w/ “Victory Eagle & Liberty Bell” graphics & hardwood handle; #D23-26”-8pt.
200 *Restorer lot: 3 – Historic handsaws, F-G:
unknown maker, combination square-saw 22 1/2”-6pt.; “Richardson Brothers, #R8-22”-12pt.; “Disston & Sons” partial combination saw w/ single round nose blade,
201 2 – Primitive handsaws: homemade, red painted 22”
wooden frame braced saw w/ mortise & pin construction, G; unknown maker, 26” posthole mortise saw w/ ram’s-horn tension nut & brown painted frame, F-G
202 Historic unsigned wrought iron broad axe w/ 11
3/4” edge & narrow center mount, arched lug & extended poll. Axe has historic American form, G
203 Early hand wrought cross-faced posthole axe w/
hatchet handle. Early hand wrought, unsigned G
204 *Restorer lot: “Dunlop & Madeira” (early Franklin
Co. tool mfg. firm) right-hand side broad axe w/ upper & lower lugs, F. (rust & mushroomed butt strike)
205 2 – Cooper’s drawknives: “Staller, Wien”
(Austrian) 7” curved stave shave, Vg; “L. Webb, Bangor” 7 1/2” chamfer shave, Vg
206 2 – Primitive tools: 30” wedge-stop adjustable
wrench, F; European drop-forged mortise/chisel axe w/ 3” edge & raised weld on either cheek, F
207 *Restorer lot: 2 – Historic trade/tomahawk axes:
smaller polless tomahawk/trade axe w/ round eye, F; larger square polled felling axe (17th-18th century English form), F-G
208 Fine embossed, “Red Warrior Axe”, patented Jan.
25th, 1868, by William Mann. Axe was made by American Ax in Glassport, Pa., Vg. The fine embossed graphic has Native American war chief in head-dress beside a large tree.
209 Tray lot hand wrought primitive tools, F-G:
smith-made “Lantern-top” brace; 2 – lg. firmer chisels; Farrier’s butteris w/ wooden shoulder stock; primitive trencher adze w/ round eye
210 *Restorer lot: Tray lot assorted plane parts for
restoration: Fales’ Patent (signed Otis Smith) combination plow plane frame w/ patent date 3-7-1882. (frame only); Stanley: #49 T&G (frame only); #278 rabbet (frame only); #55 arched bed
211 *Restorer lot: Tray lot assorted Stanley tool
parts & tools: #39 – 1/2” dado, G; #248 weatherstrip plane (missing rails), G+; #66 hand beader (no blades); #100 squirrel-tail block, F-G; 2 – utility knives (1 – “Defiance”)
212 *Restorer lot: Stanley #45 combination plane
frame, fence & associated parts (no blades, & other parts missing), G+
213 4 – Various edge tool/planes: “Sargent VBM” (#12)
adjustable scraper w/ rosewood bed, G+; German (?) iron frame coach-builder’s T-rabbet w/ green paint; 2 - “no name” block plane, Vg.
214 2 – Bench jack planes, G+-Vg: Stanley #4 w/
original box; “Metal Products Corp., Par-plus” 9”
215 Tray lot assorted tools: unknown maker, hat
stretcher marked #6 3/4; 2 – broad head knives, G; brass-case leather “dead-blow” mallet, G
216 4 – Assorted wrought iron edge tools: “D. Pugh”
(Chester Co. Pa.) cleaver w/ replacement handle, G+; unsigned socket handle firmer chisel; “Davidson, Baltimore” (weak strike) full lathing hatchet w/ octagon poll; signed (?) “pigtail” handled chisel
217 8 – Assorted combination tool handles, various
makers, F-Vg
218 6 – Various tools w/ original boxes, G-Vg:
“Yankee”: #250A ratchet tap wrench; #41 “automatic” drill; #41Y “automatic” drill; “Starrett” #106 speed indicator; Millers Falls: #590 torpedo level; #185A “automatic” drill
219 4 – Measuring devices: Stanley: #20-12” try
square, Vg; #1-6” mitre square, Vg; #12TS-8” try square, Vg.; unknown maker, flush-T bevel, F-G
220 Tray lot assorted Stanley measuring devices,
G-Vg: 2 – match pr. trammel points (1 - #4); #95 butt-mortise gauge; matched pr. level site set; drill bit gauge
221 2 – Spool-top plumb bobs, G: 7” long approx.
5lb., unsigned; “Starrett” #87 – 16oz.
222 4 – Various try square/measuring devices, P-G:
“Shamrock Brand”, Sheffield, mitre square; St. Johnsburry (?) infill try square; unknown maker, 9” rosewood & brass handled try square; 8” brass handled combination bevel/square
223 Tray lot assorted hammer-type tools, G:
“USMC-Union” lasing pliers #3, Vg; owner marked “Lane McAlister, 1932” rivet hammer; “Pannier, Pittsburgh” #459 “Red Head” marking mallet; 3 – combination crate hammers; etc.
224 5 – Assorted rosewood & brass handled try/mitre
squares, various makers & sizes, F-Vg
225 Tray lot assorted tools: part. box “Nicholson
File Co.” files (6”X5/8”); “Armstrong Tool Co.” machine bottle jack; “Armstrong Bros.” small size machine bottle jack; small jeweler’s bench vise w/ shielded thread & sm. anvil; “James Spear, S&H Co.” embossed stove plate lifter
226 5 – Assorted tools: “Wiley & Russell Mfg.” 6 3/4”
dia. wheel traveler, G; screw-clamp nut cracker (??); 2 – “universal” scrapers, G-Vg: “Starrett” #81; “The Dikeman Mfg. Co.”; “Keystone Mfg. Co.” #81-11” adjustable wrench, G-Vg
227 Tray lot assorted hardware: box case elbow lock,
w/ key & escutcheon, F-G; matched pr. “lion-face” tool decorated side pad-hinges, 10 3/4” pad, G+
228 Continental right-hand “Goosewing” side axe
(altered). Axe is marked #14 , and has chamfered top tapered off-set socket w/ tapered butt-plate, & raised weld. Axe has altered beard.
229 Tray lot assorted tools: boxed 1/2 doz. Stanley
#12-6” try squares, NIB; Starrett #S565 drive pin punch set in wooden turned box, Vg; “Morse Twist Drill & Machine Co.”, pat. 6-24-1902, wooden cased drill bit organizer (missing knob)
230 Tray lot assorted mechanical driver/drilling
tools: “Yankee”: #135A “spiral ratchet driver”, NIB; #130A “spiral ratchet driver”, NIB; #50 spiral “reciprocating drill”; “Millers Falls” #104 “Buck Rogers” hand drill; unknown maker, “automatic” drill
231 7pc. Graduated set of “Buck Bros.” tang handled
firmer chisels, F-G+
232 Tray lot assorted tools: 2 – wrought iron long
necked race knives, G; “Tonk Bros. Co.” piano tuning wrench, G+; unknown maker, carving gouge chisel, F-G; 4” brass backed small dovetail saw w/ turned handle, G; “Ridgeley-Mark” furniture grain painted comb set, NIB
233 Tray lot assorted drilling devices: “John Mellor,
Improved” wooden brace w/ brass bracing & chuck, refinished G-G+; lg. grouping of center-spur bits, various makers, G-Vg;
234 Tray lot assorted drilling devices:
“Goodell-Pratt Co.” hand drill w/ rosewood screw-top storage handle, repaired; 6pc. “Russell Jennings” auger bit set in wooden case, G-G+
235 3 – Shave/edge tools, F-G: Stanley #81 cabinet
makers’ scraper (Keen Kutter knife); #66 “universal” hand beader (no blades); no name (#65) adjustable chamfer shave
236 3 – Various “Egg beater” hand drills: Stanley
#624A, Vg; 2 – small “Goodell-Pratt”, G-Vg
237 *Restorer lot: 4 – assorted Stanley edge
tool/parts: #192 improved rabbet, F; #78 rabbet/fillister, F; #81 cabinet scraper (no blade), G+; #12 adj. veneer scraper (no blade), G+
238 5 – Assorted measuring devices, G-Vg: 2 –
unsigned rosewood & brass mortise gauges w/ full plated fence, G-Vg; Stanley #64 1/2 oval fenced marking gauge, Vg; unknown maker, brass cased & bladed sliding-T bevel
239 Tray lot assorted tools & primitives: 2 – wrought
iron pie shovel/lifters; late re-crafted cylinder padlock w/ key; unsigned marking gauge, G; brass/bronze scissor-tongs; 7 1/2” winged divider/compass; etc.
240 4 – Assorted tools: “J. Holden” Patent compass
saw w/ pat. 10-31-1876, detachable handle, G+-Vg; “Harold Fauth” 9” beryllium framed hack saw, G+; “Sargent & Co.” multi-joint nipper, G+; “Blumer-Doscher Mfg. Co.” patented metal cutting shears, G
241 10 – Assorted wooden marking & mortise marking
gauges, various makers & types, F-G
242 Tray lot assorted measuring devices: Lufkin
#X46-6ft. zig-zag rule, Vg; 4 – various rosewood & brass handled sliding-T bevels, F-G; Stanley “Sweetheart” #37-12” iron frame level, G+-Vg
243 2 – Various tools: hand wrought tomahawk w/ 3
1/2” edge & wrapped handle socket, G+ (unknown age); owner marked “Wm. St’nm’ll” (unknown) upholstery/saddler’s hammer, G
244 Tray lot assorted tools: unsigned, “Patent
applied for” mahogany & brass triangle-square-level (parts missing); cooper’s flagging iron, G; 2 – reaping sickles (1 – “J. Kirlin”), F; pr. wooden thread-screw clamps, unknown maker
245 Unsigned, 3pc. Matched set of sash maker’s wooden
molding planes w/ shallow ogee & bevel cut. Each plane uses the same interchangeable iron & wedge, Vg.
246 Tray lot assorted vintage catalogs & references,
F-G+. Makers include: Nichols & Stone Co., “The Windsor Book”; Browne & Sharpe #34; Starrett #26; Atkins #19; Sargent Planes; etc.
247 Tray lot assorted tool & how-to references: H.B.:
W.L. Goodman British Planemakers from 1700…,, Arnold & Walker (2nd edition); Woodworking Planes…, Alvin Sellens; The Colonial Silversmith…, Henry J. Kauffman; 4 vol. set Audels Carpenters & Builders Guide
248 Tray lot assorted tool references: H.B.: 2 -
Alexander Farnham, New Jersey tool references; A Museum of Early American Tools, by Eric Sloane; 6 – assorted S.B. Eric Sloane references, various titles
249 Tray lot assorted tool references & use guides:
4vol. set Audels Carpenters & Builders Guide; S.B. Antique & Collectible Stanley Tools… by John Walter; assorted; reproduction catalogs (1 – Winchester Product)
250 3 – Signed, “J.B. Stohler” (John B. Stohler,
Schaefferstown, Pa. mid-late 19th century) hatchets: 2 – octagon poll shingling half hatchets; “X-brand” kitchen/kindling hand axe
251 3 – Signed, “J.B. Stohler” (John B. Stohler,
Schaefferstown, Pa. mid-late 19th century) “X-brand” kitchen/kindling hand axes, F-G
252 Tool decorated, left-hand “Goosewing” side
smoothing axe w/ “tulip stem” maker’s mark & 4 – “scissors” tool strike. The axe has chamfered top tapered off-set socket & tapered butt-strike. Possible continental axe, G+ (handle has beetle damage)
253 2 – “J.B. Stohler” (John B. Stohler,
Schaefferstown, Pa. mid-late 19th century) center poll posthole mortise axe, G+-Vg
254 Tray lot assorted hand wrought stone-working
tools: rare type, signed “J.B. Stohler” (John B. Stohler, Schaefferstown, Pa. mid-late 19th century) stone cutting axe w/ wedge set 7 – removable pick chisels; 5 – assorted unsigned hardened chisels
255 Dbl.-struck, Pennsylvania left-hand “Goosewing”
side/smoothing axe w/ 12” edge, chamfered top tapered offset socket w/ tapered butt-plate & beaded weld, G+. The axe maker’s embossed initials “D.P.”, secondary strike at re-edging “R. Adams” (attributed to Reuben Adams, working mid-late 19th century in Robesonia Furnace, Berks Co.)
256 Primitive, hand wrought carpenter’s poll axe w/
narrow extended poll. Axe has wrapped socket & weld (repaired & overpainted in black), P-F
257 “Rival, #296, cast iron commercial apple
peeler-corer. The table top mount peeler is patent dated June 25, 1889, G. *Note to internet bidders – heavy & large size, self pickup is encouraged.
258 7pc. Graduated “Stanley” wood chisel set w/ black
neoprene handles, F-G
259 3 – Various edge tools, G-G+: 2 – “no name” bench
jack planes (1 – Crescent Mfg. Co. marked); “L.S. Starrett” universal adjustable scraper, G+-Vg
260 4 – Assorted type braces, F-G. 3 – spring-jaw
socket & 1 – thread-clamp
261 5 – Assorted small hammers, various types, F-G
262 3 – Various tools: “Wm. Beatty & Son, Chester,
Pa.” full/broad hatchet, F-G; signed (?) open-grip handled compass saw, G; hand wrought dbl.-arm outside caliper, G+
263 Tray lot assorted measuring devices: matched pr.
Stanley points, F; Stanley #92 butt mortise marking gauge, G+-Vg; unknown maker, rosewood & brass mortise gauge, multiple owner strikes; #61-2ft folding rule, owner overstrike, F-G
264 Tray lot assorted tool guides & references: H.B.
The Starrett Book for Student Machinists, 1941; P.B. Greenlee Tools for Wood Worker, #29, 1928; several saw related tool guides & 5 – issues The Disston Crucible (circa 1920-1924)
265 Tray lot 7 – assorted small machine & pocket/line
levels, F-G: Stanley: #38 furnace level; 2 – pocket levels; rule mount level; unknown maker, 6” iron frame level, refinished; etc.
266 Bag lot assorted tools & collectibles: Maker’s
punch “Leather’s Pat. March 29, 1904”; 2 – Stanley, #X1266 pocket tape measures, G; “James Swan Co.” brass maker’s tag; “Charles Millar& Son Mfg., Utica, NY” trade advertising 3” steel rule; handsaw “charm”
267 4 – Various steel-frame butcher/meat/hack saws,
F-G. Makers include: Henry Disston & Sons, #9; “H. Wilson”; “Smith & Seltzer, Phila.”; “H.A. Page, Boston” w/ eagle strikes
268 3 – Various tools: two-sided marking mallet head
w/ “B&R” & “K 1/7”, oval eye; small shop bench top horned anvil, 5”x 2 1/8”x 2 5/8”, approx. 5lbs., F-G (unknown maker); machinist made bench top anvil made from small I-beam. Anvil includes small cutting “Hardy” set in 3/8” drilled holed, 4 3/4”x 2 1/4”x 2 1/4”, Vg.
269 3 – Various handsaws, G-G+: “Pennsylvania Saw
Corp., York, Pa., Superior” w/ fly-fisherman graphics, 26”-8pt.; “Disston & Sons”: #D8-26”-10pt.; #D8-26”-8pt.
270 2 – Various framing squares: early, “Henry
Disston, Philadelphia) 24” try square w/ ornamental inlayed brass brace on mahogany & iron rail handle. Square has owner mark “W. Gott”, F-G; “Fowler maker, Phila.” wooden & brass tailor’s square, G-G+
271 Tray lot assorted tools: pr. “Kelsey Hayes Co.,
#23-4 1/2” small pliers, in original box; “Brown & Sharpe, 0-1” micrometer, G+; 2 – “Yankee” spiral screwdrivers, G-G+; “Goodell-Pratt Co.” pocket combination screwdriver, G+
272 4 – Various Stanley block planes (3 – w/ original
box): #9 1/4, Vg (box taped); #220, Vg; #130 dbl.-end, Vg; #75 bullnose rabbet, G+-Vg
273 3 – Various edge tools: Millers Falls #707 block
plane, Vg. in original box; Craftsman #3CBB bench jack, Vg; Stanley “sweetheart” #70 flip-bottom box scraper, G+-Vg
274 5 – Various block planes, G-Vg: Stanley: #220; 2
- #101; Millers Falls #55; Winchester trademark (missing cap)
275 2 – Transitional bench planes, Vg: Sargent #3420
w/ lateral adjuster, 20” jointer; Stanley #27 w/ lateral adjuster
276 5 – Assorted Stanley tools: pr. #60-3/4” butt
chisels, NIB; #95 butt gauge, w/ box (poor condition), Vg.; #59 doweling jig, part. box, Vg; “sweetheart” #220 block, G+; #75 bullnose rabbet
277 4 – Various spoke shaves, G-G+: Stanley: #60
duplex, V-strike; #53; #51, arch strike; German #1
278 Modern, 4pc. Marples, graduated wood chisel set,
G+-Vg
279 Fine, 11pc. Buck Bros. graduated socket handle
firmer chisel set w/ similar turned hardwood handles, refinished, Vg. Each socket handle chisel has a chamfered top
280 8pc. W. Butcher, graduated tang handle firmer
chisel set w/ matched turned modern oak handles & canvas tool roll, G+-Vg
281 8pc. Assembled set of carving chisels, smaller
sizes w/ similar long grip tang handles, G+-Vg
282 2 – Stanley Bailey bench planes: #4-C jack, post
WWII (hairline crack to tote), Vg; #5-C jack, post WWII (chip on ear of tote), Vg
283 Unknown maker, 3 1/2” L. brass frame bullnose
rabbet plane w/ 1” w. blade, G+-Vg
284 2 – Stanley Bailey smooth bench planes, Vg: #4
jack, post WWII; #5 jack, post WWII
285 2 – Stanley Bailey smooth bench planes, Vg:
“sweetheart” #3 smooth jack; #4 smooth jack, post WWII
286 3 – Various drawknives, refinished G+-Vg: Fulton,
10” straight back; Watrous & Co. 10” adjustable handle; L. & I.J. White, 12” sag back
287 Fine, 6pc. “Bracht, Garantie” (German) firmer
chisel set w/ metal furled maple wood handles, Vg
288 2 – Various hand planes: Stanley R&L #113
circular/compass plane, G+-Vg (last pat. date 3-20-1877); Craftsman #4CBB smooth bench jack, VG-VG+
289 2 – Stanley Bailey “sweetheart” bench planes: #4
smooth jack, G+; #6-C fore plane, G-G+
290 Sargent & Co. #418-18” smooth bench fore plane,
G+-Vg
291 Stanley Bailey #6 smooth fore plane, Vg (possible
Heavy frame option)
292 2 – Stanley Bailey bench planes, G-G+:
“sweetheart” #6-C fore (some rust on sole); #6 smooth fore, circa 1910-12, strike
293 2 – Handsaws: “Oriole, made in U.S.A.” 22”-8pt.
w/ “oriole on stem” graphics, G+; Disston & Sons #D7-26”-8pt. “lightweight”, G+-
294 Dbl.-struck, “J.M. Miller” (possibly Lancaster
Co. or Berks Co., un-attributed) left-hand side broad axe, G
295 “Dunlop & Madeira” (early Franklin Co., Pa. edge
tool manufacturer), left-hand side broad axe w/ 11 3/4” edge, extended poll, upper & lower lugs, G+
296 Cooper’s tool set: 10 – various cooper’s tools in
wooden tool chest. Tools include: chiv, croze & sun planes; curved stave froe; hoop drivers; etc.
297 7 – Assorted wooden hollow/round molding planes,
G-Vg: Auburn Tool Co. #139-2” dbl.-iron. Other makers include: Bensen & Crannel; H.L. James; A. Howland & Co.; J.M. M’Master & Co.; Chapin; Bibighaus
298 9 – Assorted wooden joinery & molding planes,
various types, G=G+. Makers include: John Elsworth, Glasgow; Union Factory; E.w. Pennell; Auburn Tool Co.; Kneass; R.W. McCubbin; T. Goldsmith; etc.
299 Unsigned, 4” handled ogee & fillet crown molding
plane w/ peg tow & screw mounted trim molded fence, G+-Vg.
300 3 – Various wooden molding planes: “B.F. Berry”
(Watertown, NY., **rarity) screw arm plow plane, G+-Vg; 9 3/4” L. Asian hardwood draw plane, Vg; “T. Tileston” (dated 1836) compass block, G+
301 7 – Assorted specialty screwdrivers, G-Vg: 2 –
“Yankee”; Keen Kutter, ratchet; Goodell-Pratt; etc.
302 11 – Assorted wood/bench chisels, 3 – tang handle
& 8 – socket handle, G. Makers include: Stanley; W. Butcher; “Defiance”; etc.
303 Tray lot assorted boxed machinist precision
tools, G-Vg. Tools include: 2 – Micrometers: Brown & Sharpe, 1”; Starrett, 2”; Asian dial micrometer; Millers Falls, speed indicator; etc.
304 3 – Assorted Craftsman tools w/ original boxes,
G-Vg: #3748 bench jack; #3944 butt gauge; #3749 jointer plane
305 Tray lot assorted tool guides & references: H.B.
The Tools that Built America, Alex Bealer, 1980 edt.; S.B.: American Wooden Planes…, & supplement, E. & M Pollak; 1988, Stanley Planes, price guide; etc.
306 4 – Assorted saw dresser’s hammers, F-G: “Disston
& Sons”: #4 dog-face w/ serpentine strike; small angular-peen; 2 – unsigned (1 – dog-face)
307 Signed (??) wrought iron bog axe w/ 9”x7”
arched-corner edge, G+
308 Tray lot 4 – assorted hatchets, F-G: “Passwig
Tool Co., Newark, NJ” full; 2 – shingling hatchets: “Winchester” trademark, full; “Pexto” half; unsigned, claw-face
309 Unsigned, left-hand tool decorated “Goosewing”
axe w/ 16” edge, chamfer top tapered off-set socket w/ tapered butt plate. Axe has arch top flat-back socket & deflector weld. Axe has “Tulip-stem” strikes & decorative “Shooting star” emanating from corner of beard. Continental (??)
310 3 – Wooden cooper’s tools: unsigned howel plane
w/ “W. Butcher” blade, G+-Vg; interior bucket shave w/ “J. Fean Co.” blade, G; homemade croze
311 Austrian-type, right-hand “Slipper” side
smoothing axe. The axe has center mounted 13” pointed tip blade, chamfered top off-set socket w/ chamfered top. Axe is marked “F.A.” & has two half-moon strikes, G+
312 *Oddity- Froe-axe, signed “T. Benjamin” (*?), G..
The odd form froe has 7” edge & arched-top strike area that looks like “Old Man’s Nose”. Axe is right-face edged, and was possibly used for cleaving hardwood billets/boards.
313 Signed, “De-Lord Aimes” continental right-hand
cooper’s bearded/bench axe w/ wedge socket & large rounded carved grip on arched-shaved handle, G
314 Dated “1796” primitive rack & pinion “Conestoga
Wagon” jack. The rack is tool decorated & dated “1796” in typical form of central Pa. made jacks, G
315 Fine, Continental 5” right-hand slick w/ 13 1/2”
long blade that has decorative mold decoration top, solid iron shaft & right-angle mounted tubular handle. The slick has unknown maker’s tool strike
316 Unsigned, right-hand side broad axe w/ 12 3/4”
edge, upper & lower lugs& fitted off-set carved hickory handle. The reverse is struck “J.G.M.”
317 3 – Various edge tools, G-G+: 18th century wedge
cut “slipper” hatchet w/ 7 1/2” edge; “Titan” right-hand ship’s carpenter hatchet, G+; shingling/lathing half hatchet w/ octagon poll
318 2 – Wrought iron edge tools: Initialed “A.A.G (or
C) “tomahawk” w/ round eye, 17th or 18th century; German/Austrian, right-hand broad hewing hatchet, marked “Garantie”, G
319 3 – Various tools: heavy square-faced stone
mason’s “bush” face dressing hammer, approx. 8lbs.; “J. Agilbert” right-hand broad hewing hatchet, G; unsigned 2” w/ posthole hatchet/axe, Vg
320 3 – Various primitive hammers: Signed, “K”
blacksmith’s star-bit drill dressing hammer, Vg; “Atha” top bead swage hammer (possible used as band drive by a cooper); Shipwright’s octagon poll pinning adze w/ 1 3/4” w. adze, G-G+
321 4 – Various edge tools: Greenlee, 2” socket
handle firmer chisel, G+; homemade wooden curved stave shave, G+; 2 – cooper’s scorps (1 – two handled & 1 – single handle)
322 “Collins-Legitimus” Hudson Bay axe, Vg
323 Triple embossed-struck, “N.J.” right-hand
extended-poll broad axe w/ center set dbl-lugged socket & shaped off-set handle, G+
324 3 – Modern home-crafted hardwood sweep-stock
braces, various forms & bits, Vg
325 Early, chairmaker’s or broom-maker’s hardwood
“sweep-stock” brace w/ small spoon bit in brass feruled chuck & 4 1/2” dia. turned chest knurl, Vg. (owner initialed “C.xS.”)
326 2 – Primitive wooden braces: shipwright’s oak
bit-stock brace w/ wooden spring-peg shell-bit auger & turned rosewood knurl, G+-Vg; oak “sweep-stock” brace w/ turned ball shaped knurl. The brace has chamfered edge frame & iron feruled chuck (no bit)
327 *Restorer lot: 3 – Stanley Bailey planes: #85
cabinet scraper plane, bronze repair to cracks at throat, extensive rust on sole; #5 1/4 “junior” jack, drilled hole in toe of bed; #4 smooth jack, post WWII, cracked tote G+
328 “D. Kimberly & Sons” (blade) 8 1/2”, handled
Scottish infill jack plane w/ 2 1/4” blade & brass screw-clamp, hairline crack to tote, G-G+
329 Scottish infill handled bench jack plane, 13
1/2”L w/ 2 1/4” blade. “I. Sorby” signed blade w/ brass screw-cap. The block cap has screw repairs, G-G+
330 2 – Brass frame rabbet planes: Signed, “R.
Findlay” 7 1/2” infilled shoulder rabbet plane w/ steel faced sole plate. Plane marked “W. Thresher” under wedge, G.; unsigned, 3 1/2” bullnose rabbet block plane, G
331 Tray lot assorted combination square parts (3 –
protractor gauges)
332 Tray lot assorted collectibles (most non-tools):
pr. “Sterling-weighted” silver shakers, G; Champagne bottle tap-screw; Pr. brass “button-shoe” shaped mounts (possibly for bookend face??) w/ brass half-round stands, Vg
333 Tray lot assorted collectible-primitives: small
(nautical) hardwood & zinc plated pulley; leather/tobacco worker’s broad head knife, G+; brass framed betel nut cutter w/ tool decoration, F-G; modern exotic wood combination tool handle (no tips), Vg; uncommon tooth plane blade w/ partial embossed “standing figure in Colonial garb”
334 Oak cased, assembled graduated 6pc. socket handle
firmer chisel set, G-Vg
335 Tray lot assorted tools & collectibles:
Lignum-vitae turned carver’s mallet, G+; Doctor’s reflex testing mallet w/ rubber tips; small rivet hammer, G; modern “Brandy-whisky-rum” copper & brass measures, Vg
336 6 – Assorted tools: 4 – measuring devices:
altered brass plumb bob; English, 6” draftsman’s straight rule, Vg; “Buck”, 6” boxwood & brass combination rule-level (missing 1 – vial); “Sidney Bennett & Son, Ltd.” #1167-3ft. “blind-man’s” folding rule, G+-Vg; 2 – dovetail backsaws w/ turned handles, G+: Disston & Sons, #68-12” brass back; unknown 10”
337 Tray lot Stanley/Record original boxed tools,
F-Vg: Record, #78 duplex rabbet/fillister; Stanley: #220 block; #102 block; “Victor” 1 1/4” wide plane irons
338 *Restorer lot: Tray lot assorted Stanley edge
tools: #93 shoulder rabbet (damaged screw-lamp); #190 improved rabbet; #146-3/8” two-way T&G (wrong blades); 2 – “sweetheart” edge rounders
339 4 – Assorted measuring devices: unknown maker
mitre square w/ brass cased rosewood handle; Stanley #20-7 1/2” try square; 2 – unknown maker, sliding-T bevels
340 Tray lot assorted handsaws/frames: 6” key-hole
saw w/ brass split-nut on nice open-grip handle, G+; “Atkins & Co., Indianapolis..” #20-10” tenon back-saw, Vg; unknown maker, 10” tenon backsaw w/ open-grip handle, G+-Vg; homemade apple-wood stairbuilder’s saw frame, no blade; 2 – fixed blade rabbet saws, G-Vg
341 3 – Original boxed tools: Stanley #702 portable
vise, Vg; “Arco, Rabetter”, drill mounted accessory; “Wooden, Quicksaw” drill mounted accessory, Vg
342 Tray lot assorted tools: Modern, right-hand broad
hewing hatchet w/ walnut handle, Vg; 2 – Irwin #62-T, auger bits in original box, Vg; 4 – assorted lock mortise chisels, G
343 Tray lot assorted vintage & modern tools: 5pc.
Japanese, drilling tool set (?), Vg; 4pc. “Buffalo”, made in Japan, lathe knife set; 5pc. assembled carving chisel; machinist made 1 1/2” x1” aluminum bullnose rabbet block; “Wooden” #X190 doweling jig in slide-lid box, Vg
344 *Restorer lot: 3 – Stanley plane frame/parts
(parts damaged or missing): #81 box scraper; #48 T&G (frame only); R&L #43 Miller’s Patent combination plow plane, damaged fence (parts missing); #81 box scraper plane
345 *Restorer lot: 4 – Various planes, F-G+: Shelton
#9 bench jack; Millers Falls #10 bench jack (engraved id number on left rail); unknown maker dbl.-end block; Craftsman #3704 block plane
346 *Restorer lot: 7 – Assorted tang handled socket
mortise firmer chisels, various sizes. Makers include: I. Sorby; W. Butcher; Robertson; etc.
347 3 – Various hand planes, G-G+: Record #078
rabbet/fillister; Wooden, #W78 rabbet/fillister; “no name” 7” squirrel-tail block
348 *Restorer lot: 4 – Stanley planes, F-G: Bailey:
#6-C bench fore plane, cracked tote & rust; #5 1/2-C bench jack, replaced tote; “Two-tone” block, missing knob; #220 block
349 3 – Various block planes: brass frame 2 3/4”
bullnose rabbet-block, wrong blade & wedge; iron infill 3 3/4” bullnose rabbet-block w/ rosewood infill wedge; unsigned, Birmingham, 7” block (damage to sole & damaged adj. lever)
350 Ornate cast iron inkwell w/ reticulated
decorative letter rest. The inkwell is marked #5622 & is nickel plate (missing glass inserts, & some nickel plate loss), possible Bradley & Hubbard cast iron pc.
351 “New York Tool Co.” #20-21 1/2” wooden bench
jointer w/ mounted (unknown maker) metal angle gauge, G-G+
352 4 – Assorted specialty drilling devices: Millers
Falls, pat. Jul. 5, 1900, adjustable hollow auger, cleaned, G; Stearns, adjustable hollow auger, cleaned, F; 1 3/8” hollow auger, pat. Nov. 27, 1900, cleaned G; spoke pointer (salvaged Stanley blade)
353 3 – Various hand planes, cleaned G-Vg: Stanley #5
smooth bench jack, chip at throat; Millers Falls #14 bench jack, chipped ear on tote; unsigned, aluminum alloy block plane, Vg
354 3 – Various hand planes, cleaned G-Vg: Stanley
“Defiance” 14” bench jack, Shelton #04 bench jack; Millers Falls, block plane
355 2 – Edge tools, cleaned G-Vg: Stanley #57 core
box plane, only 1 – wing-extension; “H.W.S.” 12” wide aluminum plate router
356 Tray lot assorted edge tools, cleaned G-Vg:
Stanley: #151 adjustable router; #71 router, missing blade; 7 – assorted wood chisels (various makers) w/ neoprene handles
357 3 – Stanley bench jack plane, cleaned F+-Vg: #3
smooth; #4-C (cracked handle); late #4 smooth
358 4 – Assorted molding planes, refinished, G-G+:
“Kieffer & Auxer, Lancaster” dbl.-wedge block; “Johann Weiss, Sole Agent, Jordan Hardware Corp.”, 9 1/2” horned block; “Union Factory” hollow; unknown maker, complex
359 Tray lot assorted edge tools, cleaned G-Vg:
“Bagshaw & Field, Phila.” wooden spoke shave; 5 – assorted block planes: Stanley: #110; “Handyman” #H1240; #9 1/4; #102; Keen Kutter #KK120
360 3 – Various drilling devices, G+-Vg: Stanley:
#923-12” ratchet brace; #965-10”; late unknown maker, hand drill
361 4 – Various hatchets, cleaned G: Keen Kutter,
embossed camp hatchet (handle mounted incorrect); 2 – square poll lathing hatchets (1 – Germantown); unknown maker, octagon poll half hatchet
362 4 – Assorted tools, cleaned, G-G+: brass frame
router; Stanley adjustable box scraper; brass frame adj. hand rounder/ tenon cutter; 2 – pad-handle screwdrivers
363 Tray lot assorted hammers & hatchets, cleaned
G-G+: Estwing, leather grip: 16oz. claw hammer; shingling half hatchet; 2 – “True Temper” rubber grip handled “Boy Scout” hatchets; etc.
364 5 – Assorted “Yankee” spiral screwdrivers,
cleaned G-Vg
365 Tray lot assorted tools: Stanley “Handyman”
shingling half hatchet, G+; Brown & Sharpe, 6” combination square; Stanley #7-2ft. “Blind-man’s” folding rule, F-G; partial rack of Stanley #45 plane blades, F-G
366 Tray lot assorted drilling devices: “Irwin” 13pc.
graduated auger bit set in oak case, Vg; “Irwin” 6pc. graduated auger bit set in oak case, 1952, G; “Wells Bros.”, adjustable threading dye-auger
367 Tray lot assorted measuring devices: brass
approx. 3lb. plumb bob, F-G: 4 – assorted spring-back caliper/dividers, Vg
368 4 – Starrett measuring devices w/ original boxes:
#436-2” micrometer; #436-1” micrometer; #275-6” outside caliper; #79-4” spring caliper
369 Stanley “sweetheart” Millers Patent #43 (?)
combination plow plane frame & arms (no blades or fence), G
370 Tray lot assorted planes & empty tool boxes:
Stanley #378 weatherstrip rabbet plane, G+; Millers Falls #4 bullnose rabbet block w/ box; 3 – empty tool boxes (2 – Stanley)
371 Tray lot assorted measuring devices: “Selck &
Co.” #882, compass/divider, G+; “Boker” 8” winged divider, G; “Turtle’s, Standard Gauge” brass depth gauge; etc.
372 Tray lot assorted tools & collectibles, F-G: “T.
Goldsmith” (light strike) slide-arm adjustable sash molding, refinished Vg; square block router, F; iron cased infill shoulder rabbet plane, 9” x 1 1/4”; “Stanley” #102-16” level, V-strike; 2 – hand crafted replica “plows”
373 4 – Assorted wooden measuring devices: Stanley
R&L #10-30” brass capped 3-ply mahogany level, G+-Vg; 3 – 2ft. straight (shrink) rules (2 – Lufkin, & 1 – Stanley)
374 2 – Early continental axe/hatchets, G-Vg: bearded
squaring axe w/ square butt strike & horseshoe shaped eye, curly maple handle; “C.N. w/ Key” right-hand side hatchet w/ hardened butt-strike, late handle
375 2 – Continental historic side axes, F-G: 17th or
early 18th century “slipper” side axe w/ 11 1/2” pointed toe edge & post-center mounted socket; Cooper’s bench axe w/ 9 5/8” edge, chamfer top flat back socket
376 2 – Continental edge tools, G-Vg: “L.D. Bettle”
(*??) coopers’ bench axe w/ 7” right-hand edge & off-set arch top socket; bearded splitting/squaring axe w/ 6 1/4” edge, square butt plate & horseshoe shape eye
377 2 – Hand wrought edge tools: continental
elaborate tool decorated cooper’s arc-blade side axe. The blade is marked “VIG” & tool decorated with “blooming heart” motif at center line of off-set socket. The edge of blade has drape/festoon pattern, etc.; right hand lopping hatchet (later era pc.)
378 Continental tool decorated bearded cooper’s side
axe w/ circular “ship’s anchor & G” makers’ mark. Axe has 10 3/4” edge. The heel of beard has decorative tool punch decoration. G-G+
379 Signed “Hahn”, continental, “Gaul’s-wing” or
“slipper” right-hand side axe w/ 14 1/2” pointed toe edge & rounded heel. Axe has arch top flat-back socket w/ tapered butt plate (modern handle),F-G
380 2 – Continental edge tools: Hurdle-maker’s twibil
mortise knife, Vg; cooper’s tool decorated right-hand “slipper” axe w/ 2 – maker’s mark strikes, spur tipped rounded heel w/ decoration & damaged toe, F
381 “Victorian-type” fireman’s spike-axe w/ rounded
blade & hooked spike, G
382 “Gautier Freres”, lg. hand wrought wheelwright’s
T-handled hub reamer w/ hooked weight hanger, Vg. Auger has lg. hand crafted handle marked, “F. Lemoine”
383 Austrian, “H.H. Dath, Gal. Tow.” 4” chamfer top
T-handled slick, G+-Vg
384 Historic, continental carpenter’s extended poll
bearded axe w/ oval eye & thick rectangular poll. The blade has linear tool decoration, F-G
385 “L. & I.J. White, Buffalo” shipwright’s axe w/
walnut handle, Vg
386 2 – Continental, cooper’s edge tools: “Gros”
(unknown location) right-hand stave/side axe w/ 10” edge off-set wedge eye socket w/ rounded butt & hand carved handle, G+; “Chevillon A’ Auxerre” (French) chamfer drawknife, G+
387 Historic, continental right-hand “Gaul-wing” side
axe w/ 16” edge that has long pointed toe & rounded heel. The axe has rear third mounted socket w/ extended poll & shielded handle, later era handle, G+
388 2 – Combination dbl.-bit axes: mortise axe w/
narrow vertical set edge, Vg; historic “oddity” root axe w/ traditional felling axe edge & arched tail-blade, F
389 2 – Wheelwright’s edge tools, G-Vg: “T.R.
Barnett, Phila.” 2” boxing router w/ 20” overall length handle, Vg; homemade, 25” chestnut/rock oak horn handled circular/curved plane, G+
390 2 – Hand wrought wheelwright’s hub reamers, both
missing handles (both have weight hanging hooks)
391 4 – Various, hand wrought wooden well-pump pipe
auger’s tools: rare, “saddle-support” for top of guide-post; 3 – graduated size snail augers (1 – w/ screw-tip), G
392 4 – Wooden planes: “Kendall, Baltimore” skew
blade field/panel raising plane w/ “W. Butcher” blade, G+; “Cowell & Chapman, New Castle” 17”L handled gutter plane, G-G+; continental 17 3/4” handled plank-jointer w/ “Peugot” blade; G+; “Marples & Sons” 10” transitional handled block, cracked tote, G
393 4 – Drilling devices, F+-G+: “Edwards Bays & Rye,
Swindon “Scotch” brace (owner marked); “Buck & Ryan, London” #9 thumbscrew brace; Stanley “Handyman” 10” ratchet brace; “A.A. Woods & Sons Co.” adjustable hollow auger
394 5 – Wooden block planes, G-VG. Makers include:
“Master” #279; “L. Spencer” w/ laminated hardwood sole; “H. Wilson, Newcastle”; unsigned
395 6 – Assorted wooden joinery planes, G-G+: “D.H.”
two-blade sash molding; unsigned moving fillister; unsigned block plane; over struck, two-way T&G; 2 – dado planes: Sandusky Tool Co. #32; Ohio Tool Co.
396 4 – Small wooden smoothing planes: 2 – Dutch-type
violin maker’s Gerfschaaf planes (1 – round), 1 – missing iron; “Vensil” 4 3/8” L block plane, Vg; Modern mahogany, 7”L mahogany wood shoulder rabbet plane w/ figural carved wedge, Vg
397 4 – Various wooden planes, F-Vg: modern unsigned,
German (?) 9 1/2”L horned block plane; “A.C.” 8 5/8”L horned block w/ metal screw-cap & throat plate (plate replaced & screw missing); “Marshall Brown, Springfield, Mass.” handled tongue plane, Vg; Sargent VBM #3417 transitional bench fore plane, G+-Vg
398 *Restorer lot: 7 – Assorted wooden side-bead
molding planes, F-G+ (some missing blades). Makers include: Israel White; Greenfield Tool Co.; Geo. Burnham, Amherst, Mass.; H. Wilson, Newcastle; W. Lofting; etc.
399 8 – Assorted wooden simple/complex molding plane,
various types (most side or edge molding), G. Makers include: homemade oak, unsigned; W. Greenslade; C. Fuller, Boston; D. Taylor; A. Howe
400 10” Wooden bow saw w/ hardwood turned turning
knobs, repaired crack on one upright
401 *Restorer lot: “J. Kellogg, Amherst, Mass.”
hardwood screw-arm plow plane (rear thread damaged & needs repair)
402 2 – Wooden slide-arm/wedge-arm planes, F-G:
unknown maker, brass arm sash fillister (depth stop missing); “T. Aikman” handed panel tongue molding plane
403 Marked, “C.R. & W., N.V. Co.” handled screw arm
plow plane w/ canvas tool wrap of 12 – plow irons. Plane has boxwood knobs & stops (threads damage)
404 7 – Assorted wooden molding planes, F-G+:
unmatched pr. snipe-bill side rabbets; “Buck” side rabbet; Varville & Sons, T-rabbet w/ brass sole; “W. Grey” side round; homemade 3 1/4” oak, small hollow molding; unsigned dado
405 8 – Assorted wooden simple molding planes,
various types, G-G+. Makers include: “Varville & Sons”; “Hills & Winship”; “T.J. M’Master”; “P. Hayden & Co.”; “Higgs”; etc.
406 Tray lot assorted tools: L. Davis, Adjustable
Spirit Level, 12” figural open-work cast iron level, retains 85% original painted surface, G+; altered marking gauge; Master Rule, “Interlox”, G-G+; Stanley #80 butt mortise gauge, G; Swallow Airplane Co. “Tuffy”, patent pending aluminum screw driver w/ fold-down crank handle
407 2 – Stanley Bailey corrugated bottom bench
planes, G: #5 1/2-C (knob cracked); #6-C fore,
408 *Restorer lot: 2 – Stanley Bailey corrugated
bottom bench planes, F-G: #6-C fore (cracked tote); #7-C jointer; no-name, 7 1/4” block plane
409 2 – Stanley bench jointer planes: #6 smooth fore,
WWII era w/ black plastic knob, replaced handle, G (good solid plane); #7-C jointer, blade marked “made in England”, missing knob & ground down rail near tail
410 *Restorer lot: Tray lot assorted tools & hardware
(some parts missing): Stanley #83 adjustable scraper, G; Preston Patent, adjustable stringing router (no blades); unknown maker, quirk router; unsigned, cobbler’s heel shave, G+; Mosely & Son, 10 3/4” wooden spoke shave, cracked near throat; Tremont Nail Co., “Old Fashioned Cut Nails…” card display/sample
411 Modern, 8pc. Craftsman lathe knife set, Vg
412 4 – Refinished transitional bench planes, G:
Stanley R&L #30 jointer; Stanley Bailey #23 block; illegible Stanley #23 block; Sargent & Co. #3415 fore plane
413 Signed, “J. Pottiger” (attributed to Jacob J.
Potteiger, 1787-1829, listed as blacksmith in death record, Wenrich Church Cemetery, Paxton area, Dauphin Co.) cross-faced duplex posthole mortise axe w/ round hub-socket & oval eye, Vg.
414 Historic, wrought iron bog/sod axe w/ massive
thin iron half round disc shaped blade w/ rear strap mounts on early oak handle, F. The 1/16” thick blade is 20” overall length w/ large radius arc, crack noted behind rear mount.
415 Late, continental right-hand “Goosewing” side
smoothing axe w/ two “circular hearts & cloverleaf” maker’s strike, decorative five-point star on center line of blade mount & additional “shooting star” strike. Axe has rounded edge of tapered off-set socket w/ tapered butt-strike. Axe has raised deflector weld. Great looking axe for wall hanging, just needing a light cleaning to surface, G+-Vg
416 Signed, “W. Tubbs” (*??) lg. wrought iron
wedge-stop adjustable wrench w/ ring top iron handle, G. 30 3/8” L.
417 Signed, (??) right-hand cooper’s stave bench axe
w/ chamfered top narrow center mounted offset socket that has tapered butt-strike. The axe has 10” edge, G+
418 Unsigned, continental “trade” felling axe w/
round back socket, G-
419 Signed, “G.W, Bradley, cast steel” (Gershom
Wakeman Bradley, Weston CT.), large framing “beheading” axe w/ rounded back socket. Axe has 10 1/4” edge set on 10” wide blade from edge to socket, G+
420 2 – Edge tools: “Canton” 2”w. Lathe gouge chisel
w/ fine oak turned handle, Vg; marked “F.A.C.” tomahawk/trade hatchet w/ round eye & 3 1/4”. Tomahawk has round back socket
421 2 – Reproduction hand crafted “shipwrights”
breast drills (1 – w/ early spoon bit), Vg. Each drill has turned hub w/ loose mounted breast press-plate & drilled turn rod. One is oak & other cherry stained maple or cherry wood.
422 Signed (???) French 17th or early 18th century
dbl.-wedge broad hewing axe w/ round tapered socket, 12” edge x 22” deep blade from round socket. This form axe is often called a French beheading axe.
423 Historic, hand wrought continental type massive
“grubbing hoe/adze” (???) w/ round eye. The adze/hoe has flat set blade w/ 9 3/4” wide edge on 11 1/4” wide blade. The tool could possibly used as a pre-plow grubbing hoe or adze. The edge is sharp
424 6 – Assorted medium length steel backsaws (3 – w/
brass split-nuts; 1-open-grip handle), G-Vg. Makers include: Richardson, Newark, NJ.; Biggin & Sons, Sheffield; Sargent & Co.; Patterson, New York; H. & Co., New York
425 18 – Assorted tang handle bench & carving
chisels, G+-Vg. Makers include: T. Sorby; E.A. Bell & Son; Marples & Son; Charles Buch; etc.
426 5 – Assorted specialty handsaws, G-Vg: “Bakewell
& Co., Middletown, NY.” 12” brass backsaw w/ brass split-nuts; “Marples & Sons, Sheffield, Hibernia” brass back saw blank; “Geo. H. Bishop, Handy Saw” two-sided 12”; 2 – key-hole saws
427 4 – Medium length, steel backsaws, G-Vg. (3 –
open-grip handles) Makers included: Jackson; Mattison & Co.; Roxo; W.B. Sears & Co., Middletown, NY
428 10 – Assorted, socket handle firmer & wood
chisels, F+-Vg. Makers include: Stanley; Marples & Son; Buck Bros.; etc.
429 5 – Various handsaws, G-Vg: 3 – steel backsaws:
“Adelaide Saw Works, Sheffield” 12”, split-nuts; “R.H. Davis, USA”, open grip; “Ohio Saw Works” 8” (damaged ear); 2 – small/boy’s handsaws: “J.H. Noble” 12” nib-back w/ open grip handle & brass split-nuts; “Buddy “L”, Master Tools” 16”-10pt.
430 5 – Various handsaws, F-Vg: 2 – steel backsaws:
“Jackson” 10” split-nuts & open grip; “Henry Disston & Son” 10” split-nuts, closed grip; 2 – off-set flush-cut saws (1 – reversible handle); homemade 6 1/2” toy (?) saw w/ open grip figured maple handle
431 Tray lot carving tools: 15 – assorted tang
handled carving chisels, various handles, cuts, G-G+; modern marking knife, G
432 5 – Assorted, modern & vintage steel/brass
backsaws, G+-Vg. (3 – open-grip). Makers include: “Britannia, E.T. Roberts & Lee”; “Jefferson”; “R. Ellison”; “H.W. Mason & Co.” split-nut; (?) (cracked handle)
433 4 – Assorted backsaws (3 – brass backed), G-Vg:
“Puckett Hdw.” 8” open-grip; “Bishop” (?) 8” open-grip; “W. Higgs, Dorough” 12” split-nut; “ Henry Disston & Sons” 11 1/2” open grip walnut handle
434 4 – Various edge tools: “W” (w/ running ram) 11”
carpenter’s drawknife, G; unsigned, 8” w/ adjustable handle, G; German (?) green painted #50 round shave, G+; “E. Preston & Son, Birmingham, Eng.” 8”x 3/4” shoulder rabbet plane, chips to throat plate, G
435 4 – Various tools: wooden brace w/ brass
push-button chuck & rosewood knurl, G+; “W. Marples & Sons, Hibernia” 8” brass backsaw, open grip, G+; “Economy Mfg. Co.” 10” steel backsaw, G; “James Robinson, Sons & Co.” 12” brass backsaw, open grip & split-nut, G+
436 4 – Various handsaws: “Hazeon & Co.” 6” brass
backsaw, open-grip, G; “G. Northeast, Steam Tool Works, Wayworth” 8” brass backsaw, open-grip; unsigned, 8 1/2” brass dovetail saw; 6” toy/small handsaw w/ fish-tail open grip handle, split-nuts, G+
437 6 – Assorted handsaws: modern, 9 1/2” dbl.-faced
Asian pull-saw, G; unsigned, 11 1/2” reversible, G; 4 – various compass/key-hole saws, G-Vg
438 Tray lot assorted measuring devices: homemade
wooden 8” slitting gauge w/ wooden stop screw, Vg; Starrett, 8” spring-back outside caliper, G; 6” stiff-joint “Dancing Leg” caliper, Vg; Stanley #95 butt mortise gauge, G+; 3 – small try/mitre squares
439 3 – Drilling devices: “North Bros., Yankee” chain
drill, G+; 2 – right-angle ratchet braces, G-Vg: Fray #70; Stanley #984 (flat faced knurl)
440 6 – Assorted hammers, G-Vg: 2 – Stanley: #101
1/2-16oz. claw; “Job Master” ball-peen; “Blue-Point” 16oz. ball-peen; Cheney claw w/ patented nail holder; “Craftsman” 20oz. straight-claw hammer, G+; unknown, Farrier’s claw
441 Tray lot assorted tools, G-Vg: lignum-vitae
T-handled shell auger w/ spiral tip,; unsigned, auger handle; “F. Dick, Germany” cheese core sample tool, G+; “Goodell-Pratt” spiral auger; “Penn”, surgical saw (?); “Gay” ratchet screwdriver
442 6 – Assorted saw setting tools, various makers &
types, G+-Vg (1 – patent dated Feb.13, 1866, w/ pistol grip)
443 6 – Assorted micrometers: 5 – Brown & Sharpe, 1”
w/ wooden boxes
444 6 – Assorted hammers: “J. Crossly, Phila.”
millstone pick, Vg; dbl.-face metal fuller hammer; 2 – small sledge hammers; upholsterer’s dbl.-face tack hammer, G+; approx. 4oz. claw hammer,, Vg
445 Tray lot assorted measuring devices: 3 – various
brass plumb bobs w/ steel tips, G-Vg: 2 – steel rules w/ 4 – assorted combination square attachments, G-G+
446 Tray lot assorted machinist/precision measuring
devices, G-Vg: 3 – various magnetic based surface milling gauges, G+-Vg; 5 – assorted inside/outside calipers, G+-Vg
447 Tray lot assorted edge tools: 5pc. “Buck Bros.”
long handle lathe knives, G+-Vg; small wooden case w/ 3 – engraving tools; 7 – assorted small carving chisels, G+-Vg
448 Tray lot assorted measuring devices, G: approx.
4lb. brass conical shaped plumb bob w/ steel tip; 2 – Starrett, 12 1/2” iron open-frame levels; unsigned 6” rosewood & brass handled try square; Stearns (#95) butt mortise gauge; Stanley #95 butt mortise gauge
449 Tray lot assorted measuring devices: Modern,
Marples mitre try square; “Henry Disston & Sons” 6” metal handle try square, G+; Stanley “sweetheart” #1-12” metal handle mitre square, G; 3 – various sliding-T bevels, G-Vg
450 9 – Assorted lock/stiff-joint
calipers/compass/dividers, various types, makers & sizes, G-Vg
451 Tray lot assorted tools: unsigned, 7 1/2”
blocking knife w/ hook-tipped end, G+; shoe makers’ peg shave/scorp; brass clamp; unsigned, 2”dia. pipe shaped tongs, Vg; torch attachment (possible for neon sign glass blowing work?); metal handle “toy” handsaw, F+-G; “Wilson, #107-5” hacksaw, G+
452 Fine, wooden shipwright’s bit-stock brace w/
re-crafted slide-in & wedge bit-stock (no bits), Vg. The 10” wooden brace has fine turned hardwood knurl, square stock shaft w/ brass collar bracing.
453 2 – Various edge tools: fine, unsigned dovetail
constructed coopers’ croze plane, missing depth stop, but includes wedge & cutters, G; Nickel plated, unknown maker rabbet shave w/ Stanley “sweetheart” blade & somewhat poor casting, G+
454 2 – Wooden braces: 6” sweep bit-stock brace w/
re-constructed tapered bit-stock that has brass collar (no bit). Brace has chamfered edge frame & turned knurl, G+; unsigned, 9” brace w/ wooden stop-screw chuck & high turned hardwood knurl, G.-G+ (missing ferule from chuck)
455 3 – Various bench planes: homemade steel cased 1
3/4” hollow fork-staff plane w/ Stanley blade and mahogany infill, G+; Mahogany, 8”L V-grooving router plane, Vg; 8 3/4” L wooden horned block plane w/ true “goat horn” mounted on nose of plane, Vg
456 8 – Assorted plumb bobs, G-Vg: unknown maker,
#4-12oz. cylinder shape; Starrett octagon 12oz.; 4 – various brass w/ steel tips: K&E, 18oz.; unsigned 18oz; Dietzen 18oz; Globe, 10oz; modern black painted, 10oz.
457 4 – Assorted unsigned, cast iron raised/batwing
handled shaves, G-
458 5 – Assorted adjustable wrenches, G- Vg: Lamson &
Sessions Co., Cleveland, 6 1/2” monkey wrench; Gordon, “Automatic” spring-operated lock-joint mechanism; Pope Mfg., patent 3-28-1835, 5 1/4”; “Atwood Mfg. Co., Conneaut, OH” 10”, combination “Quick Acting Wrench”; D.R.G.M. screw-handle dbl.-jaw
459 3 – Various wooden planes: Unsigned, walnut wood
9” horned block plane w/ rope-twist carved band decoration & Buck Bros. iron, E.; unsigned, rosewood 11 1/4” handled hollow block plane w/ Stanley iron, G+; unsigned, figured cherry wood 1 5/8” half-round block/cove plane (missing iron). Plane is two-ply construction & has neat lay-out lines present
460 4 – Various early caliper/dividers, G-G+:
unsigned, 14” winged outside caliper; 20” winged divider/compass; 18” spring-back winged divider/compass w/ wing nut stop on curved thread; 7” stiff-joint outside caliper
461 3 – Various cased precision tools: 2 – Drafting:
Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co. #495 Universal protractor gauge w/ 12” rule, Vg; Dietzgen trammel points & rail; Brown & Sharpe, Vernier height gauge
462 4 – Wooden cased precision measuring devices:
Brown & Sharpe, lg. variable depth micrometer w/ ext. rods; Baird Associates, precision gauge blanks; Mitutoyo, Japan, stainless steel, duplex vernier caliper; Fowler, Japan, interchangeable outside micrometer, Vg
463 6 – Assorted saws: 2 – cast iron frame hacksaws,
G+; Dixon, adjustable coping saw (no blade; unknown maker, 6 1/2” iron back under-cut saw; “Shetack”, British 10” sheet metal hack saw; unknown maker, saw pad/handle
464 6 – Assorted tools: fine, Greenlee, 2” w. lathe
turning gauge, Vg; 3 – lg. engineer’s turn-screw drivers: R. Hoe & Co; 1 – unsigned; 1 – smith made; small, twisted shaft smith-made screwdriver made from old file
465 6 – Assorted solid iron handled keg shaves,
various makers & sizes, P. –G
466 2 – “Metallic Plane Co.,” bench planes (metal):
Palmer & Stroke’s Patent,” 15”-C (missing tote), G; Nelson Palmer Patent, 15”-C, chips to sole at throat, G
467 Tray lot assorted tools: 4 – Stanley: #59
doweling jig, NIB; #49 bit gauge, Vg. w/ original box; 2 - #220 block planes (1 – late era), G-G+; brass cased “ink-line” box w/ 2 3/4” dia. spool, G.
468 4 – Assorted tools: “Bernard Cheruy”, Anchor
Brand, slater’s pick hammer, G+; 2 – octagon poll shingling half hatchets: Stanley, G+-VG; Plumb, G+; unknown maker, iron handled keg shave, G+
469 5 – Assorted hand planes, G-Vg: Winchester
trademark, #3010- 14” fore plane, replaced tote; Shelton “Standard” #9-9” bench jack; 3 – block planes: Fulton Tool; Sargent #106; Stanley #220
470 8 – Assorted wooden molding planes, various cuts
& makers, G-G+. Makers include: “Dennison”; “John Ellsworth, Glasgow; “J. M’Master, Auburn, NY.
471 2 – Stanley planes: Bailey (?) 13 1/2” (#5) jack
plane, bed is unmarked, but knob is Stanley patent, F-G; early model #46 combination plow plane bed & rails, missing all other parts, F
472 5 – Assorted various shaves: machinist made,
brass molding router, parts missing; unknown maker coach-builder’s dbl.-edge rounder molding router w/ brass cap; unsigned, Preston’s Patent, adjustable iron spokeshave, G; unsigned, A.A, Woods, adjustable pitch shave, parts missing, F
473 *Restorer lot: 2 – Stanley hand planes: #50 light
duty combination plane, parts missing & no blades
474 Tray lot 4 – assorted unsigned mortise/marking
gauges, F+-Vg: 3 – rosewood/mahogany & brass mortise gauges; Stanley #71 beechwood dbl.-arm w/ patent date
475 8 – Assorted wooden folding rules, various types
& sizes, F+-G: 5 – Stanley: #27; #61; #63; #68A; #36 1/2R caliper rule; Upson Nut #61-2ft.; Lufkin #3881-3ft. brass bound (bent)
476 5 – Assorted measuring devices, G-G+: Stanley
#46-812-8” sliding-T bevel; 2 – unsigned marking gauges; homemade dbl.-wedge marking gauge; unsigned wedge-stop dbl.-beam marking gauge
477 Large tray lot assorted wooden
folding/zig-sag/slide-by rules & oak marking gauge. Various type, makers, F-G+
478 Tray lot assorted tools, G+-Vg: Sargent 8oz. adze
poll claw, G+; “Olympia” 8oz. claw; 2 – steel tape measures in open frame metal case; “Ellerbush” 12oz. brass plumb bob w/ steel tip
479 Tray lot 5 – assorted hammers: 2 – various
upholstery hammers (1 – shielded handle); 3 – modern jeweler’s & planishing mallets, Vg.
480 4 – Wooden edge tools, G-Vg: “P.M.” 4” adjustable
spoke shave w/ brass sole plate, cooper’s interior bucket shave (missing wedges); coach builder’s duplex door check plane, crack at wedge; unsigned washboard plane, G+
481 Tray lot assorted wooden measuring devices, F-G:
3 – various, hardwood & brass mortise gauges; unsigned rosewood & brass marking gauge; 2 – Two-fold 2ft. folding rules w/ brass square joints: (Stanley) #18; Keen Kutter #K180
482 3 – Various tools: unknown maker, ebony wood 12”
level, crack at vertical vial hole; hollow cast brass anvil shaped paper weight, Vg; piano tuner’s wrench w/ maple wood handle, G+
483 5 – Assorted Stanley block planes, G-Vg: #220 w/
box (some rust); 2 - #110 chrome plated cap; late #9 1/2, made in England; “Handyman” model, made in England
484 “G.T. Younglove, Fitchburg, Mass.” 36” wooden
lumberman’s log caliper-rule w/ 6-tiers on each cheek (missing wedge stop)
485 4 – Assorted hand planes: unsigned (Stanley)
Defiance 8 1/4” jack plane, G+; 3 – Block planes: 2 - Stanley #220, F+- G; Craftsman #619.3732 low angle w/ knuckle-joint cap, Vg
486 Tray lot assorted measuring devices: 3 – various
spring-back caliper/dividers, G+-Vg; 6” marking scribe w/ stop-screw; 3 – 8”-9” Stanley wooden levels: mahogany (?) spirit level, Vg; #261 torpedo level; “Defiance” #1293 torpedo
487 6 – Various block planes, F+-Vg: Stanley: #118P
(pressed steel); unsigned pressed steel w/ lever adjuster; Shelton, pressed steel; late press steel; #220 (missing knob); “no-name” 6 1/2” (#110)
488 *Restorer lot: Tray lot assorted measuring
devices, F-G: 9 – assorted folding/caliper rules; K&E pocket tape measure
489 “Waller Tool Co., Patent Pending” ratchet
operated butt mortise chisel tool, G-Vg
490 5 – Assorted backsaws: unsigned, 12” brass back
w/ “Warranted Superior” button, G; “J.H. Nohle’s, Excelsior” 8” brass back, open grip, split-nut; 4 – various turned handle: unsigned, 6” brass back dovetail, Vg; Tyzack Sons & Turner, 6” brass back dovetail, F; no-name 3” veneer; “Exacto” 4 1/2” craft saw
491 17 – Assorted tang handled carving/firmer/bench
chisels, various sizes, types, makers & handles, G-Vg. Makers include: “Colonel”; “Stormont”; “Moulson Bros.”; “Marbles”; etc.
492 4 – Brass backsaws, G: unsigned, 12” w/
“Warranted Superior” button; unsigned 12”; unsigned 12” w/ “Warranted Superior” button; “R. Groves & Sons, Sheffield” 14” w/ 2 – small buttons
493 4 – Brass backsaws w/ brass split-nuts, G-G+:
“Ellis, Warranted” (England), 13” w/ “Worrall, New York” button; “Jackson”, 12” w/ fishtail open-grip handle; “William Riley” 12 1/2”; “Cast Steel, Warranted” (unsigned) 14”
494 5 – Steel backsaws, F-G+: “Jas. J. Duncan & Co.”
12” open grip, split-nut; “Jackson” 14”, split-nut, Eagle “Warranted Superior” button; “G.P. Wiggins”, 13 3/4”, split-nut; “Buckingham Ltd., White Chapel” 14”, split-nut; “Disston & Sons, Philad.” (serpentine strike), 14”, split-nut
495 4 – Various backsaws, G-G+: “W.B. Sears” #4-14”,
steel back, deep-dish button, split-nut; “Tillotson” 14”, steel back, Split-nut, lg. “Warranted Superior” button; “Lloyd Davies, Sheffield” 12” brass back, “Warranted Superior” button; “Needham, Veall & Tyzack, Sheffield” 12” steel back, split-nut, open grip
496 4 – Backsaws, G-G+: “Spears & Jackson, Sheffield”
14” brass back, punched hole in blade; unsigned, 12” steel back, open grip handle, split-nut; 2 -Drassle & Sanderson, London” 14” brass backed, split-nut, (1 – w/ deep-dish “Kaye, Hull” button)
497 5 – Assorted steel backsaws, G-G+: “Bakewell &
Co., Middletown, NY” 14”, split-nut, “Wheeler, Madden & Clemson” button; “Bakewell & Co., Middletown, NY” 12” split-nut, “Bakewell & Co. w/ beehive” button; “Barber & Genn” 14”, split-nut, (carved initials on handle); “J.D. Darlington” #50-14”, split-nut, Eagle button; “Winchester, trademark” 14”, Eagle button
498 7pc. Assembled, Buck Bros. graduated firmer
chisel set
499 Tray lot assorted tools: Stanley #36G-12” cast
iron level, Vg+; Brass 12oz. steel tipped plumb bob, G+; Stanley #220 block plane, Vg; etc.
500 3 – Various hand planes: Millers Falls #14 jack
plane, NIB; Sargent VBM #505 (#75) bullnose block, G; Stanley #75 bullnose block, G
501 5 – Various spokeshaves: 2 – Stanley #51,
G-G+(missing original stop-screws); unsigned Stearns adjustable w/ raised handles, G; 2 – late cast brass small shaves, Vg. (1 – chamfer shave)
502 “D.R. Barton, Rochester, NY.” 15” mast makers’
stop chamfer drawknife, G+
503 3 – Various drawknives: signed (??) 7”, cooper’s
curved stave shave, G; “Barton” (?) 5 3/4”, coopers’ curved stave shave, F; “James Swan” patented July 31, 1888, 7”, adjustable/”Safety Handle” shave, G+ (owner name on handle)
504 3 – Assorted tools: Stanley Bailey (England)
#G12-007 (#7) heavy bench jointer plane, refinished & replaced tote/handle, G+-Vg; “Plumb” small 6oz. square poll claw tack hammer, G+-Vg; metalworking cross-poll fuller/planishing hammer, G+
505 2 – 13pc. Russell Jennings graduated auger bit
sets in original 3-tier wooden cases, G-G+: pre-Stanley, “1855-1876” w/ gold print on black label in oak case; Stanley set no. 32 1/2-#100 in poplar case
506 Tray lot: Chaplin’s Improved #207-15” fore plane,
G (as found); “Goodell-Pratt Co.” plane angle-gauge w/ nickel-plate, Vg
507 4 – Assorted adjustable “Monkey” wrenches, F+-G+:
“Bridge Tool Co.” 6 1/2”; unknown maker, 8 1/4”; “Fulton, AD” 10”; “Coe’s Wrench Co.” 8 1/4”
508 11 – Assorted maker’s mark & specialty marking
punches
509 *Restorer lot: 12 – assorted tang handled carving
chisels, various types, sizes & handles, F-G. Makers include: W. Butcher; Buck Bros.; S.J. Addis; etc.
510 “William Marples…Ultimatum Frame Brace”,
Sheffield, slide-jaw walnut infilled brass frame brace w/ rosewood turned knurl, G+ (knurl housing has old solder repair). The oval grip has hairline crack.
511 *Restorer Lot: unsigned Metallic Plane Co.,
moving fillister plane w/ Sandusky Tool Co., racked adjustable iron. Plane frame has heavy riveted “Make-do” repair to damaged frame & fence is a “make-do” replacement, F
512 Tray lot assorted firmer & wood chisels: 3pc.
graduated set “Buck Bros.” tang handled gouge firmer chisels, G-G+; “Atco Tool Co.” 3/8” socket handle firmer chisel, G+; 2 – various tang handle wood chisels, G
513 Tray lot assorted vintage Stanley catalogs, user
guides& pattern books: Stanley Hardware #71 (1950’s); Stanley Carter, Electric Tools #81 (1950); 1952, Stanley, Early American Designs, series A, B, & C.; etc.
514 Tray lot assorted softbound vintage & re-produced
tool catalogs: Goodell-Pratt Co. #15 (1922); Ohlen-Bishop Saws, Saw Efficiency, guide (1937); The Yough Electric Pumps, Starrett Precision Tools...#26 (1938); Hertzler & Zook Co., Belleville, Pa. #22 (1926-27)
515 Tray lot assorted tools: “BBB” small dbl.-bit
felling axe head, G+; unsigned, approx. 16oz. brass plumb bob w/ steel tip, G; unknown use, cast iron lever operated clamp, Vg; pr. “Jas. A. Wilson, 74 west 23rd St., New York” cast iron cast iron hanging brackets, Vg.
516 Otis A. Smith, manufactured “Fales’ Patent”
combination molding plane w/ assembled grouping of various interchangeable beds, fences & plane knives. Plane was patented by Amos Fales, patent dated 3-7-1882, & 4-1-1884. Plane housing has rosewood hotdog grip & turned knob, G+-Vg
517 3 – Various unsigned, wooden marking gauges,
G+-Vg: fine, off-set “Pistol-grip” leather slitting gauge w/ calibrated wedge-held rail (missing blade); 2 – homemade, “Grasshopper” wedge arm rail
518 2 – Double-blade molding planes, G+-Vg: rare
form, Bensen & Crannell, Albany, screw adjustable dbl.-fenced sash bevel plane w/ brass diamond inlaid plate; “C.W.” sash bar molding plane
519 2 – Rare, “Kieffer & Auxer, Lancaster, Pa.”
wooden handrail molding planes, G+: left fenced 2”; left fenced 1 3/4”
520 Matched pr., “J.K. Tolman, Hanover, Mass.” wooden
hand rail molding planes (both owner struck by L. Taylor). Each has 1 5/8” “William Ash & Co.” irons, G+-Vg.
521 Matched pr. signed (?) left & right side, wooden
hand rail shaves w/ iron plated sole & plated adjustable fence. Each has unmarked wedge held blades, Vg
522 2 – Wooden sash-work routers, G+- Vg: dbl.-blade
sash molding compass router, marked “Berry, Long Lan.” (??) on end of one grip; “J.T.J” iron faced “boxing” router
523 Dated 1858, unsigned, “Lancaster-Shop” type
wooden clapboard siding marking gauge w/ dovetailed slide-through pin-tipped marking rail & calibrated edge on bevel-stepped fence, refinished Vg
524 Matched pr. brass-body molding handrail shaves w/
shaped mahogany grips & adjustable brass fences, G+ (1 – handle is cracked), unknown maker
525 4 – Various, wooden molding planes, refinished
G+-Vg: “Holcomb & Slentz, East Dayton, OH” (East Dayton hardware/tool dealer, maker possible Ohio Tool Co.), #89-1 1/8” belection molding plane, owner strike (E.A. Howell); “B. Sheneman…Phila.” #16 round w/ owner brand “T. Garber”; “R & C. Carter, Troy”, 2” reverse ogee molding, Vg; “Kieffer & Auxer, Lancaster, Pa.” table hollow plane
526 3 – Various, wooden fenced “Reverse ogee” molding
planes, G+-Vg. Makers: “John Bell, Phila.”; “S.H. Bibighaus, Phila.” w/ owner branded left cheek “E.B. Pflueger”; “B. Sheneman, Phila.” (owner over-strike) w/ owner branded left cheek “G.T. Guthrie”
527 Tinsmith’s bench plate & assembled group of 4 –
various stakes. The plate is 27” x 8”, and holds domed fuller/rounder stake w/ threaded base. The stakes include small square box stake; high off-set arm rectangular box stake; & high rectangular box stake (all G-G+). **Note to those wishing to bid on-line on this lot- This lot is very heavy (approx. 90lbs.) Shipping will be very expensive. You are responsible either to pick-up or pay shipping. In other words “Don’t call us and complain to us what the shipping cost is.”
528 Early, 20th century “industrial era” crafts-shop
electric motor powered multi-tool. The maker is unknown. Tool is set-up is assembled on late era wooden bench w/ adjustable platform. The multi-tool includes: 6”dia. table saw; 2 1/2” jointer/molding cutter; 18” turning lathe w/ tool rest & 2 – electric motors. **Note to those wishing to bid on-line on this lot- This lot is heavy (approx. 60lbs.)& odd sized. Shipping will be expensive. You are responsible either to pick-up or pay for shipping. In other words “Don’t call us and complain to us what the shipping cost is.”
529 3 – Various, “Iron Age” cast iron combination
wrenches, various sizes (2 w/ hammer face), G-G+. Each is open-work cast
530 7 – Assorted “named” cast iron
combination/implement wrenches, various sizes & types, F-G. Makers/company: 2 - “Famous, Ohio”; “Planet Jr.”; “H&D, York”; “A. Bro’s, York”; “Har’ King Cox”; “For Pitman”
531 4 – Various, cast iron combination/implement
wrenches, G. Makers/Company: “Chicago Spec. Mfg. Co., Malleable Iron”; “Dreis & Krump Mfg. Co., Chicago, Ill.”; unknown maker, triple open & dbl.-box end; “Sterling Mfg. Co.” #D127
532 4 – Various, “named” cast iron
combination/implement wrenches, F-G: “Sechler, Moline, IL., Blackhawk”; “Sheldon Axle Co.”; “Deere” open-cast box & dbl.-open end; “Dain Mfg. Co., Ottumwa, IA. Triple-open end
533 9 – Assorted cast iron combination/implement
wrenches, various types (1 – De Laval), most unsigned, F-G
534 5 – Assorted cast iron “Alligator-jaw” wrenches,
F-G+: “W&B, Bulldog, #2”; “W&B, Twin”; 3 – unsigned
535 5 – Unsigned, cast iron combination/implement
wrenches, F-G.
536 4 – Assorted open-work cast iron
combination/implement wrenches, F-Vg: 2 – “Litchfield” 4 – nut open-end; 2 – “Planet Jr.” open & box end
537 5 – Assorted “named” cast iron
combination/implement wrenches, F-Vg: “Tiger”; “M.T.M. Co., #1W”; “H.F.”; “Ritter”; “Acme”
538 4 – Small, open-work cast iron
combination/implement wrenches, G-Vg: 2 – “Blackhawk”; “Planet Jr., #K48”; unsigned #10
539 5 – Assorted “trade named” cast or die-cut
combination/implement wrenches, F-Vg: “Maytag”; “Musselman Universal, Bicycle Wrench”; “Triumph”; “Bell System”; “H.J. Harwi., Utility”
540 7 - Assorted cast iron combination/implement
wrenches, various types, F-G+: “Bradley Cultivator”; “Dalzell & Co. #12”; 3 – “I.H.” (International Harvester); 2 – unsigned
541 7 – Assorted, cast iron box & open-end
combination/implement wrenches, F-G (1 -“Ideal”)
542 2 – Iron frame planes/edge tools: unsigned,
Stanley Bailey #12 adjustable veneer scraper, G-G+; “Ohio Tool Co.” #O180 dbl.-end block plane, G+
543 Tray assorted vintage & modern tools: Marples, 8”
bow saw, Vg; 2 – Stanley block planes, G: #9 1/4; #220; odd, Moulson Bros., carving gouge w/ homemade carved elongated handle that extends up shaft of chisel, G+; 5 – assorted type bench stops (1 – Morrill retractable); 1ft. “wood sample” rule
544 3 – Wooden dado-type planes: Fine, “Kieffer &
Auxer, Lancaster, Pa.” 7/8” w/ wooden stop screw on depth stop. The plane has owner strike on tail “J.T. Stewart”, Vg; signed (??) 3/8” w/ brass thumb-screw depth adjuster, over-cleaned maker mark illegible (great user); “Samuel Auxer, Lancaster, Pa.” 17” L. x 1 3/8” handle “Jack rabbet” plane, G+
545 3 – Refinished, wooden molding planes, Vg: “M.M.
Webster, Detroit” cove molding; “L. Gardner,.., Boston” 1/2” side-bead w/ full boxwood boxing, owner strikes on nose of plane; unsigned table round
546 3 – Wooden planes, G+-Vg: “M.C.” circular/compass
block; “Sandusky Tool Co.” #37 toothing/scraper plane; unsigned, 13”L handled sash-bar molding plane
547 2 – Wooden dbl.-blade sash-bar molding planes,
G+-Vg: fine, unsigned cherry wood plane w/ molded rails & chamfered shoulders; “Union Factory, H. Chapin” #209 w/ full boxing
548 2 – Wooden dbl.-blade sash molding planes, G+-Vg:
“E&S” single run converted for use as coping plane (small added divider rail added in middle of cut); screw-adjustable two part coping plane
549 3 – Wooden complex molding planes, Vg: “E.W.
Carpenter, Lancaster” 3/4” Grecian ogee & bevel; “E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster” 1 1/2” Grecian ogee & bevel; “I.S. Battey” (1850, Providence R.I. maker) 1 7/8” Grecian ogee
550 2 – Handled, wooden planes: “Shiverick & Malcom”
(Brooklyn, NY.) handrail w/ 2 3/8” iron & adjustable fence, Vg; odd, unsigned stepped-plate side ogee, no blade
551 “Kerby & Bros. Maker, 51 Fulton St., NY.” U.S.
Standard, wooden slide-rule shoe/foot measuring rule w/ inlaid bone-ivory ruled edge on right rail & toe upright, G+. The heel gauge is brass faced & has secondary bracing to rear slide brace. Rule is 19” overall length & measuring up to 14”. The upper rail has “Ok. Rubber” struck by owner
552 “Kerby & Bros. Maker, 51 Fulton St., NY.” U.S.
Standard, wooden slide-rule shoe/foot measuring rule w/ inlaid bone-ivory ruled edge on right rail & toe upright, G. 19” overall length
553 2 – Sash maker’s sash bar trying templates, Vg:
signed (??) brass dbl.-faced scribe/marking gauge, owner strike “G. Shrimpton”; 5/8” trying gauge w/ 1 – 3/4 brass faced
554 3 – Various sash makers’ sash bar marking
templates, all marked by same owner “E. Gardner”, Vg: homemade saddle miter-gauge; fine, “John Moseley & Son,” brass dbl.-face scribe/marking gauge; 5/8” trying gauge w/ 1 – 3/4 brass faced
555 4 – Various, wooden molding planes, G-G+: signed,
(?) dbl.-blade adjustable sash bar molding plane w/ brass shielded screw housing, several owner’s mark; “A. Monty” 1 1/2” dbl.-blade nosing plane; “N. Spaulding, Ithaca” #28 round; “Greenslade & Acraman, Bristol” #81 hollow
556 4 – Wooden molding planes, G-G+: “J. Webb,
Pittsfield” moving fillister w/ brass adjuster screw; unsigned 1 1/4” dbl.-blade nosing plane; “J. Church” 1 1/4” dbl.-blade nosing plane; “A. Monty, Roxmont Pond” astragal bead
557 “Weiss & Sohn” (Austrian), wooden screw-arm
adjustable plow plane w/ center-fence stops & brass turn-nut stops on adjustable stop fence, G+ (no blade)
558 2 – Industrial age tools: “Original-Odhner
hand-crank “Arithmometer”/calculator. The pinwheel calculator was invented in Russia in 1873. Marked on base “M602, #5” & #27-249826, G+; “Force Case Numberer” print-on numbering device, G. The number gun has 4 of 6 place number rolls.
559 10 – Assorted wooden bead/side bead molding
planes, various sizes & makers, F+-G+ (most signed)
560 “The All British, Lewin, Six-Fifteen, Universal
Plane” w/ original wooden tool box & grouping of assorted blades, G
561 3 – Stanley planes: R&L #13 circular/compass
plane w/ eye-screw adjustment stops, P-F (crack emanating from throat plate), #S18 (pressed-steel) block plane w/ engraved owner’s name on each rail & bed; #19 block, marked “8E” on left rail, G
562 5 – Various wooden molding planes, G: “Woodruff &
McBride, Louisville, KY” handle panel grooving plane w/ brands “R.S. Gwathmey” (possible Richard Gwathmey, 1789-1866, Ashland, Va.) on left cheek; “J. Dawson, Montreal” 1 3/4” fluting; “I. Ames” side bead; “Edward Carter, Troy, NY.” tongue plane; “Stothert, Bath,” quarter-round
563 2 – Wooden panel marking gauges, G-G+: 28”
mahogany wood w/ hand wrought thumbscrew on chamfer molded 8” w. fence; 19” beech wood w/ wooden stop-screw on 6” w. fence
564 4 – Various wooden molding planes, G-Vg: “James
Lumsden, Dundee” dbl.-chamfer plane, owner strikes; unmatched pr. left & right snipe bill molding. Makers: “T. Birch”; “Griffiths, Norwich”; “Warren” 1/8” dado
565 2 – Tool references: H.B. The History of Old Time
Implement Companies and the Wrenches… by P.T. Rathbone, 1999; S.B. The History of Old Time Implement Companies and the Wrenches…, supplement
566 5 – Assorted open-work cast iron implement
wrenches, various sizes & types, F-G+: “Zenith”; “Pitts, Buffalo”; “Universal” #E12; 2 – “1338”
567 4 – Named, cast iron combination/implement
wrenches, F+-G+: “Syracuse, #Z2”; “Wet” w/ 4 off-angle open ends; “Wilkison Plow Co., Toronto, #30 w/ hammer poll; “C.C. Plow Co., Elmira, NY” (Clipper Chilled Plow Co., circa 1890)
568 6 – Assorted cast iron combination/implement
wrenches, F+G: “Union Mal. Iron Co.” 6-lot; unsigned #58, 5-slot w/ nail claw; unsigned #1185, 3-slot; #F153-B, box & 2-slot; “AIM Co. #L36” 4-slot & small slot on handle; #25700 pin-wrench
569 Tray lot 7 – assorted implement & auto wrenches,
F-Vg: 5 – various “Ford” wrenches; “AMPCo” #W58S multi-faced safety bung wrench. Modern non-magnetic oil/fuel drum wrench; unsigned, combination claw/hammer/wrench
570 8 – Assorted die-cut or press-cut steel “machine”
wrenches, various types (most small sizes), F-G. Makers: “Hinsdale”; “American Saw Co, Trenton, NJ.”; 2 – Sargent
571 2 – Various lg. combination/implement cast iron
wrenches, F-G: unsigned, #K29 - 14 1/4” L. 3-slot & single box wrench w/ calibrated rule markings; unsigned 16 1/4” L, 4-slot, 3 – square, & 1 – octagon combination wrench
572 8 – Assorted small size cast iron
combination/implement wrenches, F-G. (most unsigned). One signed “Standard”
573 Rare type, “S.D.” wooden screw-arm adjustable
duplex door style chamfer plane (note- Sellens, Woodworking Planes, #3R2 pg. 81). The uncommon form plane has fine beechwood threads, knobs & stops on fence, G+
574 2 – Wooden molding shaves: “Gleave, Oldham St,,
Manchester” adjustable hand rail shave w/ owner strike “W.A. Ward”, Vg; “Goldsmith, Phila.” brass fence adjustable sash router w/ brass adjuster screws, G-G+. Owner brand “P. Coyle”
575 2 – Wooden screw-arm adjustable sash bar molding
planes, G-G+: “John Bell, Phila.” w/ boxwood button-head threads & turned knobs, full boxing; “Sandusky Tool Co.” w/ cherry wood knob-head bolts & biscuit stops. Plane has owner’s strike on nose “G. Denman”
576 2 – Wooden molding router/shaves, Vg. (both have
bone-ivory plated soles: “N.T. Hall” beading/molding router (missing blades); unsigned, sash/door ogee router shave w/ ebony wedge & full boxed bone-ivory soles
577 3 – Assorted “Bridge City” modern boxed measuring
devices, Vg+: #TB-1-2” T-bevel brass & Jura wood; mitre-square #MS-1, brass & Jura wood; #PG-24 precision panel marking gauge, brass & Jura wood
578 2 – Tool references: H.B. The History of Old Time
Implement Companies and the Wrenches… by P.T. Rathbone, 1999; S.B. The History of Old Time Implement Companies and the Wrenches…, supplement
579 13 – Assorted small die-cut or pressed-cut
machine/combination wrenches (unmarked), F-G
580 4 – Various, lg. size dbl.-open end wrenches:
“St. R & D. R.R.” railroad wrench, 24” overall length; “Williams” #X370 “Special”, 19” L, green painted; “Rock Island Lines” #373-19 3/4” L; unsigned #37-11 1/2”
581 17 – Assorted small cast iron machine/tool
wrenches (several single box-end), most unsigned, F-G+