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Indianapolis Fall Listed Antique Tool Auction

Auctions: October 16 and October 17, 2009

Quality Dealer Sale: Friday, October 16, 2009 07:00 pm - 10:00 pm (During Preview)

Tailgate Sale: October 16 & 17, 2009

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Auction Listing for October 16 and October 17, 2009
Item: Description: Estimate: Photograph:
1. An EXTRA CLEAN HANDLE FOR A "GAGE" PLANE by the Gage Tool Company, Vineland, New Jersey. Fully 98% of the original finishes remain on this extra clean example. Unlike nearly all other planes. There is only one size of handle for the Gage series, and this is it. Anyone have a Gage plane with a cracked handle? 15 - 30
2. A most interesting and unusual early LEATHER STRETCHING DEVICE by Highland. The name of the maker is cast into the body of the tool. A most interesting accessory to the upholstery trade. 20 - 40
3. SIX CLEAN SMALL LEVELS including line and bench types. Makers include Rabone and Chesterman. Iron, boxwood & aluminum types are included in this grouping. 35 - 75
4. A diminutive EARLY "STRAP" HAMMER made in England. This appealing hammer has a nicely turned wooden handle. 30 - 60
5. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including a 7/8" size tongue and groove pair by D.R. Barton; an interesting cast brass saw depth gauge; and an unfinished skew rabbet plane of oversize dimensions. The "blade" is fashioned from wood. 40 - 80
6. An unusual LONG NOSE RIVETING HAMMER having an extra long poll. 30 - 60
7. A "SAMSON" TEN-INCH SWEEP RATCHET BRACE, No. 400, by the Peck Stow & Wilcox Company. Nearly all of the original nickel plating remains on this example in excellent working condition. 20 - 40
8. A POTTERY ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including some chipped yelloware a batter pitcher and three grain scoops. 60 - 120
9. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including three Greenlee chisels and a Sears filletster plane in its original box. 35 - 75
10. An EARLY PATENT FOOT REST FOR A ROCKING CHAIR by William H. Bartles, Carthage, Illinois, patented August 31, 1880. The wheels are missing but this unusual Nineteenth Century curio is otherwise excellent. 60 - 120
11. TWO EXTRA CLEAN SPIRIT LEVELS including an H. Chapin No. 296 in the 15" size and a Stanley No. 104. 25 - 50
12. A most interesting and unusual MODEL FOR A WEIGHTED FARM GATE. This well made working model is in clean and sound condition. From the Alvin Sellens Collection. 50 - 100
13. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED COMMEMORATIVE ITEMS including many M-WTCA souvenirs; soe modern Delft Pottery plates; nail aprons; a mug; cufflinks, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 25 - 50
14. A BURL HEAD COMMANDER MALLET. These early tools were used for assembling timber frame buildings. An early tool in excellent condition. 20 - 40
15. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a marking gauge, bow drill, Reid Patent drill, screwdriver, clapboard gauge, etc. 40 - 80
16. SEVEN BRASS AND ALUMINUM SPOKE SHAVES including flat, hollow and chamfer types. All are in clean and usable condition. 35 - 75
17. A DISPLAY OF EARLY BARBED WIRE including some uncommon types. All are mounted on a wooden stand. 20 - 40
18. FIVE SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS including music wire nippers, right angle pliers; and a Brown & Sharpe depth micrometer. 25 - 50
19. An EARLY PATENT BRASS BLOWTORCH by the Otto Bernz Company, Newark, New Jersey, patented "1909". This most unusual flat form torch is in excellent condition. 25 - 50
20. An early LEVER ACTION FRUIT JAR WRENCH by Peerless & Company, Cleveland, Ohio. This early wrench, which is in unused condition, is marked with the designation "Pat. Appl'd for". 25 - 50
21. A COLLECTION OF MACHINE TOOL CALCULATORS including examples produced for drills, mills, etc. Some "slide rule" types are included. An interesting accumulation. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 20 - 40
22. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED PRINT BLOCKS for saws, scythes. garden tools, motors, hardware companies, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 25 - 50
23. An example of THE ELLRICH PATENT SCREWDRIVER by the Ellrich Hardware Manufacturing Company, patented February 19, 1884. A scarce early screwdriver in clean and sound condition. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 30 - 60
24. A PAIR OF EARLY PATENT COMBINATION PLIERS by the Syracuse Twist Drill Company, patented May 8, 1917. These were patented by Frank Singer on the May 8th date, but are marked "Patented May 26, 1917". 25 - 50
25. FIVE EARLY IRON BRACES including examples by Wilson, Barber, an armourer's type and other hand forged types. 80 - 160
26. TWO INTERESTING PATENTED TOOLS including a saw sharpener dated 1950 and a mechanical thread chaser. 30 - 60
27. FIVE BRASS PATTERN MAKERS SHAVES including flat, compass and rounding types. All are in excellent working order and very nicely patinated. From the Jonathan Harris Collection. 50 - 100
28. TWO EMBOSSED EDGE TOOLS including a "Lincoln" axe and a Kelly "Hammer Hatchet". 80 - 160
29. An advertising SCREEN GROOVING PLANE by the E.T. Burrowes Company, Portland, Maine. The body is formed of maple or birch. 30 - 60
30. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED REFERENCE BOOKS including "The Cooper", Jack Whelan's "The Wooden Plane" and other coopering books. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 30 - 60
31. THREE PAIRS OF UNUSUAL PLIERS including a Bills triple snip in its original box, Eifel Flash and Joar types. From the E.E. (John) Clark Collection. 30 - 60
32. An EARLY BRASS PLUMB BOB, No. 9, by A.L. Thompson, Mfr., Lowell, Massachusetts. This uncommon maker-marked bob in the 1/2" size is in excellent condition, noting some normal toolbox wear. 80 - 160
33. A MID-NINETEETH CENTURY PAIR OF SUGAR TONGS by Kimberley. These graphic tongs could use a light cleaning, but are otherwise excellent. 75 - 150
34. A LOT OF EIGHT CLEAN CHISELS, all by Stanley Tools. Both wooden and bakelite handle "Everlasting" types and one No. 750 type are included in this lot. 80 - 160
35. A CRAFTAMAN MADE JACK PLANE having a "Bailey" type adjistment mechanism and distinctively-shaped sides. 50 - 100
36. An ARTISTIC TOOL DISPLAY fashioned from a transitional plane, wrenches, a pulley, hand drill, buck saw, etc. 35 - 75
37. A BILLINGS' PATENT NUT WRENCH by the Billings & Spencer Company, Hartford, Connecticut. This uncommon wrench has the logo of the Pierce Arrow Company imprinted on it and was included in the tool kit provided with that classic automobile. 35 - 75
38. An ADJUSTABLE ANGLE SQUARE, No. AS-24, by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. This rosewood infill "T" square is in nearly new condition. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
39. FOUR EARLY TYPE WRENCHES including an Iron Age cutout type; a Cronk alligator wrench; a Nik-Nok wrench; and a Wakefield bicycle wrench. 80 - 160
40. A HAND CRANK ELECTRIC GENERATOR designed to light a small light bulb. It was most likely produced for conducting demonstrations in school shops. Our second choice is that it was designed by a government committee in a socialist country to provide "green" lighting for houses. 50 - 100
41. A LOT OF ASSORTED PUNCHES as well as a calendar holder, check protector, etc. Makers include globe, Marvel, the Wesley Manufacturing Company, etc. 25 - 50
42. An "ARROWHEAD" THREAD GAUGE by the Sawyer Tool Company, Fitchburg, Massachusetts. This distinctively-shaped gauge is designed to measure threads of sizes from 4 to 60 threads per inch. 30 - 60
43. A "HAND MADE" CROSSCUT RIP SAW, No. 38, by the Lawrenceburg Saw Company, Lawrenceburg, Indiana. This five-point rip saw retains nearly all of its original etching. From the Jan Cover Collection. 50 - 100
44. A ONE-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE of IVORY and brass, No. 52. The rule is not marked with a maker name, but it was ost likely made by E.A. Stearns. 35 - 75
45. A CAST BRONZE BLOCK PLANE, No. 103, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This adjustable type plane is in brand new unused condition. 50 - 100
46. SIX EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are a pair of cornering tools; a No. 59 doweling jig; No. 700 vise; a 4" mitre square that retains its original decal; a marking gauge, etc. 60 - 120
47. A rare TAIL HANDLE BLOCK PLANE, No. 9 3/4, by STANLEY. There is a chip from the wood on the handle, the lever adjustment is missing and there is some minor pitting. Offered for parts or restoration. 50 - 100
48. An early LOG MARKING HAMMER that marks the designation "ME". The upright portion of the letter "E" is formed from the "M". 50 - 100
49. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including molding planes, an adze, smooth plane, folding rules, brace, froe, and a World War II Souvenir of Okinawa. 60 - 120
50. A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED DRAW KNIVES including one masting type. Makers include Witherby, Pexto, etc. 75 - 150
51. A LEATHER WORKER'S TOOL KIT in a finger jointed box. Incuded in this grouping are a draw gauge, hammers, awls, a riveter, half moon knife, etc. 80 - 160
52. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including chisels, gouges, a Millers Falls No. 8 plane, Stanley No. 0 level that retains its original decal and a hone its original box. 40 - 80
53. TWO SETS OF AUDEL GUIDE BOOKS, both by Theo. Audel & Company, New York, New York. Included in this grouping are a set of Carpentry books, complete in four volumes; and a Plumbers & Steam Fitters Guide, complete in four volumes. Both are in top collector quality condition. 50 - 100
54. A UNIVERSAL VALVE GRINDER, No. 238, by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts. This cast iron body device retains its original decal and is in new condition in its original box. 50 - 100
55. A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED SAW SETS including plier and wrest types. Also included is a saw filer. 30 - 60
56. A CAST IRON COACH MAKERS' "T" RABBET PLANE by Hammacher, Schlemmer & Company. This flat sole plane retains some 90% of its original black japan finish. 50 - 100
57. THREE EARLY STONEWARE items including No. 2 and No. 3 size crocks and a No. 1 size white jug. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
58. THREE EARLY EDGE TOOLS including a felling axe marked "A.H."; a mast type draw knife marked "Lockport, N.Y."; and a thirteen-inch blade broad axe. 60 - 120
59. TWO EARLY MECHANICAL TYPEWRITERS including an Oliver No. 3 "Visible Writer" and an Underwood No. 11. Both are in excellent collector quality condition. 80 - 160
60. THREE BROAD FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 70, 76 and No. 77 are included. All are in sound condition, noting some stains on the boxwood. 60 - 120
61. A "FRAY" TYPE WIMBLE BRACE, No. 12 W, by STANLEY. This screw lock chuck type brace is marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark. From the Jonathan Harris Collection. 80 - 160
62. SIX SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by Conover Woodcraft Specialties, Inc. Violin maker, flat and hollow shaves and a toothing scraper are included in this assortment. All are in nearly new conditon. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 60 - 120
63. THREE CLEAN COLLECTIBLE SAWS including examples by Diamond Edge, "Keen Kutter" and Woodrough & McParlin. 40 - 80
64. A CAST IRON ROUTER PLANE, No. 271, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This example is complete with extra blades in brand new, unused condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 40 - 80
65. TWO OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT HATCHETS, both with original sheaths. One is by Plumb and the other by the Bridgeport Tool Company. From the Jonathan Harris Collection. 35 - 75
66. An EARLY CAST IRON MICROSOCOPE by Edward Dolby & Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This well made scope has Bausch & Laumb optics and it is in its original mahogany case. From the Jonathan Harris Collection. 80 - 160
67. THREE CAST IRON AND ALUMINUM LEVELS including an early Millers Falls level in the 24" size; Stanley No. 36 in the 18" length; and an E.A. Stevens aluminum level. From the Jonathan Harris Collection. 60 - 120
68. A LOT OF ASSORTED FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 94 carriage makers' rule, No. 5 two-fold, No. 60 double arch joint and a No. 70 advertising rule are included in this lot. All have some wear and stains. 50 - 100
69. A FANCY SASH FILLETSTER PLANE by George Hathersich, Manchester, England. This side boxed type plane has an unusual depth stop screw. The arm wedges are fashioned from boxwood. 50 - 100
70. THREE HAND FORGED MEASURING TOOLS including discus type traveler and two double calipers. One of the calipers is marked with the maker name, "F. Fleck". From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 60 - 120
71. TWO NAVIGATORS' PARALLEL RULES including one fashioned from ebony and the other of ivory. Both have brass joints and both are in top collector quality condition. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 40 - 80
72. A most unusual METALLIC PLOW PLANE having a "hump back" pattern and a copper bridge connecting the fence arms. Decidedly different. 50 - 100
73. An early COOPER'S BUNG MALLET fashioned from oak. This uncommon coopers' tool is in excellent collector quality condition. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 30 - 60
74. TWO EARLY GLASS BOTTLES including a "Wright Mineral Waters" bottle having a captive glass ball in the "pop" bottle style and another marked "Caley, Norwich". Both could use a run through the dishwasher. 25 - 50
75. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 92 of English manufacture and a "Made in U.S.A." No. 75, both in top condition, are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
76. A CLEAN HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including carving tools having rosewood and ebony handles, an archimedian drill, steel marking gauge, rosewood bevel, etc. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
77. A scarce EIGHTEEN-INCH CAST IRON LEVEL, No. 9864, by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Connecticut. This uncommon Winchester level has been nicely repainted. 60 - 120
78. A MINIATURE WOODEN CANT DOG. This diminutive lumberman's tool has hand forged hardware and looks to date from the Nineteenth Century. From the Legendary Lode of Interesting Americana of The King of Stuff®. 25 - 50
79. A GIZMOS AND GADGETS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Cyclone hedge trimmer, an early patent soldering iron, shoe tool, carpet stretcher, etc. 40 - 80
80. TWO NINETEENTH CENTURY PATENTED DEVICES including an Albertson valve seater and a Davis & Kidder electical quakery device. Both are in their original wooden boxes. 50 - 100
81. FIVE SHOWY WOODWORKING TOOLS including an archimedian drill, brass router, coach router plane, spoke shave and plumb bob. 60 - 120
82. A BRASS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a printers type tray, thickness gauge, printer's rule, tool hdle, square and a gold tester. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 35 - 75
83. A rare SPECIAL ORDER SPEED INDICATOR by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. This 9 1/2" shaft length indicator is in its original box. A tag indicating "Special" is marked on the box. 35 - 75
84. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS, all by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A D-42 "Victory" saw, D-23, D-8 rip and "London Spring" type are included in this grouping. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 30 - 60
85. A "KNOWN VALUE TOOLS" ADVERTISING DISPLAY by True Temper. This black on yellow tin sign is in top collector quality condition. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 30 - 60
86. A WOODLAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including axes, augers, a hay knife, ice scraper, etc. 50 - 100
87. SIX EXTRA CLEAN FOLDING RULES including caliper and Zig-Zag types. Included are a Chapin-Stephens No. 72 and Stanley rules No. 65, 36 1/2, 68, 36 1/2 L, 136 1/2, etc. 50 - 100
88. THREE OIL GAUGE PLUMB BOBS, all by the Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan. Also included are two original reels. All are in top collector quality condition. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 80 - 160
89. A LOT OF RAZOR PLANES, all in their original boxes. Also included in this lot is a mitre vise. 30 - 60
90. A LOT OF ASSORTED PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS. Most are unmarked, but all appear to be in usable condition. 50 - 100
91. A KITCHEN RULE by Youngstown Kitchens. This most unusual 25 foot extension type sliding rule is designed to assist in kitchen layout. 20 - 40
92. A MISCELLANEOUS EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including chisels, gouges, spoke shaves, a scorp, hand saw, etc. Makers include Millers Falls, Witherby, Jennings, Sorby, etc. 40 - 80
93. A BRASS BOUND EBONY SPIRIT LEVEL by G. Musgrave, Lincoln, England. This showy level has a decorative vial port. It has been professionally cleaned and polished and is ready to display. 80 - 160
94. An unusual EARLY AGRICULTURAL RAKE having pivoting teeth. This interesting tool is in excellent condition. 40 - 80
95. FOUR UNUSED NORTON WATERSTONES, all by the Norton Coated Abrasive Division, Troy, New York. Examples in 220, 1000, 4000 and 8000 grits, all in their original holding boxes are included. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 40 - 80
96. A LOT OF MALLETS AND HAMMERS including also two hatchets. Farrier, leather worker, slater, metal working types, etc. are included in this grouping. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 30 - 60
97. FOUR JAPANESE WATER STONES, all by the Shapton Company, Limited, Japan. Examples in 120, 1000, 5000 and 8000 grit types as well as some slip stones, honing grit, oil, etc. are included. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 90 - 180
98. A CARVED WOODEN SMOOTHING PLANE. This plane, which was originally found in Tibet, has an iconic image of a woman carved on the front of the plane. 100 - 200
99. A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD ITEMS including cork screws, a "sewing bird", advertising screwdrivers, etc. 35 - 75
100. A LYNAM'S PATENT BIT BRACE as patented by John T. Lynam of Jeffersonville, Indiana on April 11, 1871. This brace has received the "B" rating in "Patented American Braces". 60 - 120
101. A MISCELLANEOUS BORING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOt including a Rusby Patent brace/drill that has a repaired head, two partial sets of auger bits, a Stanley corner brace and a "whimble" brace. 60 - 120
102. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. A No. 48 double tongue and groove; a closed throat No. 71 router plane; and a No. 192 rabbet plane, all in clean and usable condition, are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
103. TWO EXTRA CLEAN RIP SAWS, both by Geo. H. Bishop & Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. A 5 1/2 point twenty-six inch rip saw and a seven-point crosscut saw, No. 72, are included in this lot. 30 - 60
104. Two examples of WRIGHT'S PATENT TOOL HANDLE, both by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Both are marked with the patented date of August 12, 1884. Both have Cocobol handles. Two different sizes are represented in this lot. 35 - 75
105. A LOT OF ASSORTED CUTTING IRONS including plow, molding plane and scraper types. A Siegley replacement iron is included in this grouping. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
106. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE LEVELS including a "Luma level" in its original box and a "Magno Level", also in its original box. Both are in top collector quality condition. 35 - 75
107. A CAST IRON PLUMB BOB, No. 4, by STANLEY. This cast iron body has a copper colored tone to the body. These tools were normally nickel-plated and this one may have been produced during the Second World War, when the use of nickel for non-military applications was severely restricted. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 60 - 120
108. A LOT OF SEVEN INTERESTING TOOLS including an advertising lighter, pliers, a gun tool, drafting set and a specialized fitting tool from Rochester, New York. 35 - 75
109. A DRILLING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Jennings pyramid set; "Yankee" No. 50 push brace; drill stand, auger handle, etc. 30 - 60
110. TWO EARLY COLLECTIBLE SAWS including an early "Henry Disston" eight-point crosspoint saw and a Harvey W. Peace back saw. 60 - 120
111. FOUR EARLY COOPER'S TOOLS including two that were reportedly used by one G. Wagner in the "Old Dutch Brewery" in Findlay, Ohio. Also included are a chamfer knife and a spokeshave. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 60 - 120
112. A rare ACCESSORY FOR A VALVE SPRING COMPRESSOR TOOL by H.D. Smith & Company, Plantsville, Connecticut. These were designed to work in conjunction with the "hook with chain" devices we have offered in the past from the "Perfect Handle" people. This is the first of these that we have seen or offered for sale. 40 - 80
113. FOUR "MASTER QUALITY" WOODWORKING PLANES, all by Montgomery Ward & Company. Examples of the No. 3, 4, 7 and 9 1/2, all in excellent condition, are included in this lot. All are in excellent condition. All of the Wards planes were produced for them by Stanley and are of equal quality. 50 - 100
114. Two GERMAN MEDALS by the now-defunct Master Race, Incorporated. These medals have 1939 and 1917 dates and retain their original ribbons. 50 - 100
115. An UNUSUAL ENGLISH COMBINATION TOOL by Harrison, Fisher & Company, Sheffield, England. This device incorporates shears, a screwdriver, trammel, bottle opener, etc. into a single tool of questionable utility but high collectibility. 30 - 60
116. A ROPE CALIPER RULE, No. 1206, by John Rabone & Sons, Birmingham, England. Graduated for both Manila and galvanized rope, this uncommon caliper rule is in top collector quality condition. 50 - 100
117. A CLASSIC NINETEENTH CENTURY MACHINISTS TOOL CHEST having brass fittings and hardware and very nicely refinished. 80 - 160
118. A LOT OF ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS, all by Stanley Tools. Included in this lot are a No. 34 catalogue from 1927; a No. 42 saw set; a No. 59 doweling jig; No. 95 marking gauge; No. 49 depth stop; and a "Handyman" block plane. All are in new condition in their orignal boxes. 80 - 160
119. A SHOP ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a kerosene can, two blow torches and a straining funnel. 30 - 60
120. A LOT OF ASSORTED GOUGES AND CHISELS including lock mortise, corner, framing and paring types as well as a carver's mallet. Makers include Buck, Underhill, Ibbotson, etc. 60 - 120
121. An EARLY CARPENTER'S TOOL CHEST having dovetailed joints and ornate cast brass joints. Some original tools remain in this well made box that looks to be fashioned from basswood. 125 - 250
122. FOUR EARLY TOOL CATALOGUES including a Stanley tool booklet on Tool Sets; a Sargent plane catalogue; a Stanley No. 34 catalogue missing its cover; and a Stanley Tool booklet. 50 - 100
123. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Richardson saw, screwdrivers, an A. Call, Springfield, Massachusetts try square, plumb bobs, etc. 50 - 100
124. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 101 "toy" block; No. 113 circular; and No. 190 rabbet are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
125. TWO HANDLED SCREW ARM PLOW PLANES including examples by D.R. Barton and Sandusky (No. 120). Both are in need of some restoration. 50 - 100
126. A LOT OF EARLY FOLDING KNIVES also including a Girl Scout knife, a bayonet, surgical knives, a food chopper, etc. 50 - 100
127. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including an early socket set, gun tool, hand vise, peg trimmer, tool handle, etc. 40 - 80
128. FIVE ASSORTED LONG MEASURING RULES including one by J.J. Carbery, Cincinnati; a Cleveland No. 103; Lufkin No. 7132; steel yard and shrinkage rules. 30 - 60
129. TWO SASH RELATED MOLDING PLANES by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. A No. 132 adjustable sash and a No. 53 filletster plane are included. 40 - 80
130. TWO EARLY HAND FORGED ITEMS including a quarryman's stone puller and a wagon brake. From the Norton K. "Bud" Brown Collection. 35 - 75
131. An early COMBINATION VISE AND ANVIL. This angled pivot type vise looks to date from the 1880's. 80 - 160
132. FIVE CRAFTSMAN MADE MARKING GAUGES including one having heart-shaped inlay; a double stem type in birdseye maple; an oak gauge with a burl head, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
133. A LOT OF FIXED AND ADJUSTABLE SMALL WRENCHES including pipe and nut types. Some are patented. 60 - 120
134. FIVE INDIANA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by Vajen, Coddington, R.A. Ward, J. Gilmer and A.D. Wood. From the Jan Cover Collection. 100 - 200
135. A LOT OF CIRCULAR LEATHER PUNCHES including many assorted sizes. All are in usable condition. Some early types are included in this grouping. 30 - 60
136. An UNHANDLED WEDGE ARM PLOW PLANE by Williams. This plane has four brass tips and includes nine assorted cutting irons. 75 - 150
137. An early IVES PATENT BIT BRACE by William A. Ives, New Haven, Connecticut, patented May 7, 1872. This tool has been assigned the "B" rating in "The Patented American Brace". 30 - 60
138. A REID PATENT SCREWDRIVER by A.H. Reid, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, patented December 12, 1882. This well preserved example has a Lignum vitae handle and knob. 20 - 40
139. TWO CLEAN COLLECTIBLE HAND SAWS including a Disston No. D-15 "Victory" type and an Atkins No. 79 metal cutting saw. From the Erwin L. "Erv" Schaffer Collection. 40 - 80
140. FOUR ANIMAL RELATED ITEMS including a cattle measuring chain, a "snow knocker" and two hoof knives. 40 - 80
141. An early HAND FORGED CONNECTICUT STYLE HAND ADZE of EIGHTEENTH CENTURY appearance. This early tool has a most appealing patina of age and use. 50 - 100
142. A LOT OF SAWS AND SAW TOOLS including a filer, keyhole and backing saw, etc. Makers include "Keen Kutter", Disston, Atkins, etc. 50 - 100
143. TWO UNCOMMON PERCUSSION TOOLS including a sawyer's hammer and a burl mallet that retains its original handle. 30 - 60
144. TWO EARLY WOODWORKING TOOLS including a stair rounding shave and a veneering press that was originally part of the legendary "George Tuttle Collection". 35 - 75
145. An example of CASPAR REISING'S PATENT RATCHETING BIT BRACE as produced by the Peck, Stow & Wilcox Company, patented December 30, 1884. This brace is not shown in the Pearson book, "The Patented American Brace". 30 - 60
146. FOUR CLEAN COLLECTIBLE LEVELS including examples by "Keen Kutter", Van Camp and Stanley levels No. 5 and No. 1193 brass bound. 50 - 100
147. A TRANSITIONAL SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 21, by STANLEY. This first lateral type is marked on the toe with an eagle imprint. It is complete and in sound condition. 60 - 120
148. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES, all by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. A 3/4 double. tongue & groove; No. 75 filletster plane; and No. 52. 1" width fenced ogee are included in this grouping. 35 - 75
149. A CAST IRON RABBET PLANE, No. 778, by the Record Tool Works, Sheffield, England. This double rod fence plane is in unused condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
150. A "VERITAS" BRAND LAPPING PLATE by Lee Valley Tools, Canada. This set includes a honing guide and lapping compound. 50 - 100
151. TEN ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including three working pairs of tongue & groove planes, nosing, quarter round, sash type, etc. 60 - 120
152. A NINE-INCH SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 9, by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. This rare "Shaw Patent" type plane has had its japanning "enhanced" by a previous owner. 80 - 160
153. A FANCY HAND FORGED SICKLE having a decorated blade and a tropical hardwood handle. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
154. An ADJUSTABLE HANDLED SCRAPER, No. 53, by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. This examlple retains its original Sargent iron. Fully 90% of the original black japan finish remains. From the John Delay Collection. 60 - 120
155. A LOT OF SARGENT CATALOGUES, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Some are original including a 1926 dealer. Some reprints are included as well. From the John Delay Collection. 90 - 180
156. A LOT OF ASSORTED COOPER'S TOOLS including a hoop splitter, chime maul and a bench hook. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 75 - 150
157. A LOT OF DREMEL TYPE TOOLS AND ACCESSORIES including many bits, disks, etc. All are in excellent working condition. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 35 - 75
158. A set of CUSTOMS CROSS CALIPERS by Dring & Fage, London, England. The inscription "H.M. Customs and Excise" is imprinted on the body of these sliding calipers which were very likely used to gauge the diameter of barrels in order to impose an import duty. 50 - 100
159. FIVE EARLY HAND TOOL TOOLS including a Warner & Noble hammer, a tack hammer, pin hammer, stone chisel, etc. From the Norton K. "Bud" Brown Collection. 25 - 50
160. A TWENTY-SIX INCH CHERRY SPIRIT LEVEL, No. 9813, by Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Most of the original decal remains on this uncommon example. 35 - 75
161. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including Lufkin rules No. 172, 372 and 386 and two early infill try squares. 35 - 75
162. SIX SPECIAL PURPOSE HAMMERS AND MALLETS including slate, saddler, napping, flooring, an iron head mallet, etc. 75 - 150
163. A LOT OF SIX ASSORTED HAND TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are two 100+ hand drills, a Bell System brace, No. 42 saw set with decal and a H104 "Handyman" plane. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 35 - 75
164. A SEVEN-INCH SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 2, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the ca. 1920's "Sweetheart" tradmark on this excample, which could use a light cleaning. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 100 - 200
165. FOUR "KEEN KUTTER" WOODWORKING PLANES, all by the E.C. Simmons Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri. Examples of th KK5, KK5 C, K 120 and KK 26 transitional are included. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
166. A LOT OF FIVE UNUSUAL SCREWDRIVERS including a Millers Falls patent, "Docto" type, "Awlscrew" combination tool and a ratchet breast drill. 40 - 80
167. A "HERCULES" POCKET FOLDING STOOL, complete with original stand. This stool, which has a tear in its original canvas, is marked with the patent date of April 2, 1889. 40 - 80
168. An AMIDON'S PATENTED SCREW LOCK CHUCK BRACE by the Millers Falls Company, patented May 21, 1867. An early and uncommon brace in excellent condition. 50 - 100
169. A STEEL AND CAST IRON TOY STEAM ENGINe, No. 75, by the Jensen Manufacturing Company, Jeannette, Pennsylvania. This well preserved toy steam engine looks to date from the 1950's, or thereabout. 100 - 200
170. A FULL SET OF PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS, all by Alex. Mathieson & Sons, Glasgow, Scotland. All are numbered 1 through 8 and are in clean and usable condition in their original felt roll. 60 - 120
171. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE SPOKE SHAVES, both by STANLEY. A complete example of the No. 67 and a No. 60 retaining some 98% of its original black japan finish are included. 80 - 160
172. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED BOOKS including a Millers Falls catalogue from 1938, a Pike honing guide, a copy of "American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition", a Stanley pocket value guide, etc. 40 - 80
173. TWO EXTRA CLEAN CROSSCUT HAND SAWS by H. Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included is a 26" eight point No. D-8 and a 26" eleven point No. D-23. 30 - 60
174. TWO UNCOMMON BENCH PLANES including a Chaplin's Patent No. 207 and an Ohio Tool Company No. 07 C. Both are in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
175. A "WOOD'S PATENT" SIGHTING LEVEL by Tower & Lyon, New York, New York, patented June 14, 1887. This rosewood body level is in clean and sound condition. 100 - 200
176. TWO CONTINENTAL PLOW PLANES, both screw arm type. Both are in clean and usable condition. 75 - 150
177. THREE CLEAN COLLECTIBLE TOOLS including a Stephens No. 27 folding rule and two spoke shaves. 35 - 75
178. SEVEN TOOL RELATED COFFEE MUGS including glass and pottery types. Represented on the mugs are chair makers, spinning, tool collector organizations, Norman Rockwell scenes, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 30 - 60
179. An early CARVED WOODEN MOLDING PLANE of European manufacure. This showy plane is carved with a bell flower and dated "1884". 50 - 100
180. A LOT OF ASSORTED SARGENT ITEMS, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Keys, a lock set. pulley weight and a bull lead are included in this grouping. From the John Delay Collection. 50 - 100
181. A DRILLS AND BRACES OPPORTUNITY LOT including examples by "Yankee", Millers Falls, Goodell-Pratt, etc. Also included is a box of auger bits. 50 - 100
182. TWO BIRDSEYE MAPLE COOPER'S TOOLS including a croze and howel. The croze has a cast iron head. 80 - 160
183. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODLAND TOOLS including carpenters', shipwrights' and railroad adzes. Also incuded is a lumberman's spike maul. 40 - 80
184. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including "The Patented American Brace", "American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition", Salaman's "Dictionary of Tools", a "Keen Kutter" value guide and "The Plumb Line Compendium". 30 - 60
185. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 4, 5, 6, 8 C and No. 110 block plane are included. 80 - 160
186. A LOT OF ASSORTED MARKING GAUGES including examples fashioned from rosewood, boxwood, burl, applewood, etc. Some are by Stanley. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
187. TWO COLLECTIBLE SARGENT PLANES, both by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Included in this lot are a No. 76 circular plane and No. 42, both having "enhanced" japanning. The cutting iron on the No. 42 is a replacement. From the John Delay Collection. 75 - 150
188. An "ANCHOR BRAND" CLOTHES WRINGER by the Lovell Manufacturing Company, Erie, Pennsylvania. This very little used example retains its original stenciling. 40 - 80
189. A MISCELLANEOUS SHOP ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including modeling clay, hinges, hardware, locks, screws, velcro etc. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 30 - 60
190. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS including crosscut, rip, flooring and backing types. Makers include Disston; Atkins; Wheeler, Madden & Clemson, etc. 30 - 60
191. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN POCKET KNIVES including examples by Schrade, Camillus, Gerber, Swiss Army, Camco, Klein, etc. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 35 - 75
192. A LATER "BEDROCK" JOINTER PLANE, No. 608 C, by STANLEY. This "Type 11" trademark example has had its sides drilled for a fence and is in need of a light cleaning. 100 - 200
193. A PAIR OF SIDE RABBET PLANES, No. 98 and No. 99, by STANLEY. Both are complete and proper and ready to use. 80 - 160
194. A PRECISION HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a "Yankee" No. 50 push brace; a Chaplin's Patent square head, level sights, folding rules, etc. 60 - 120
195. A LOT OF ASSORTED LAYOUT TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Included in this grouping are try squares, combination squares, bevels, trammels, marking gauges, etc. 40 - 80
196. A MORRILL'S PATENT CUTTING PLIER by Charles Morrill, New York, New York, patented january 25, 1887. This early patent tool is clean and clearly marked with the patent information. 30 - 60
197. A HENRY BORNSTEIN PATENT NUT WRENCH by the J.A.W. Seabers Machine Company, Malden, Massachusetts, patented August 26, 1890. This wrench has been painted red by the previous owner to ensure that it did not fall into the wrong hands. It did anyway. 75 - 150
198. A LOT OF ASSORTED LEATHER TOOLS including awls, seam tools, a hammer, knives, tracing wheels, letter stamps, etc. All are in clean, sound and usable condition. 80 - 160
199. A "CLIMAX" PATENT BARREL DEVICE by the A.L. Swett Iron Works, Medina, New York, patented january 6, 1880. Nearly all of the original lettering remains on the wooden beam at the top of this graphic tool. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 50 - 100
200. A SHOWY BRASS BODY RABBET PLANE having mahogany infill. This engraved, dovetailed steel sole plane is marked with the designation "No. 2 C.A.T." 100 - 200
201. A CLASSIC PLATED "SHEFFIELD" BRACE by H. & W. Davis, Grafton Street, Sheffield. This push button lock chuck brace has been professionally cleaned and polished. 50 - 100
202. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including a J. Williams cove and bead and a Parry & Son fully boxed beveling plane. 125 - 250
203. A LOT OF ASSORTED PLANE PARTS, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are block, bench and scraper parts. Irons, caps, frogs and fences are included in this accumulation. 30 - 60
204. TWO ENGLISH COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a cove and bead by Nottingham maker Hields and an ogee by B. Frogatt. 100 - 200
205. A most interesting CAST IRON BOOT WARMER by the Northwest Manufacturing Company, Mitchell, South Dakota. This device, which is marked "Pat. Pending", holds coals in its cast iron body and is shaped to acommodate a boot above. A check of average winter temperatures in South Dakota serves to reinforce the adage about the Mother of Invention. 50 - 100
206. A LUPTON'S PATENT POSTAGE SCALE by Lupton Parcel Post Scale Company, Pennville, Indiana, patented may 5, 1914. There is some staining on the body, but this unusual scale is otherwise excellent. From the Legendary Lode of Interesting Americana of The King of Stuff®. 40 - 80
207. A PATENT MECHANICAL RAZOR BLADE STROPPER by the Enderes Company, Chicago, Illinois, patented August 25, 1925. This device was patented by one Frank Wolcott of Hartford, Connecticut. From the Legendary Lode of Interesting Americana of The King of Stuff®. 60 - 120
208. A HANDLED PANEL RAISING PLANE by McKinnell & Company, Cincinnati Ohio. This 3" width cutting iron plane is in clean and sound condition. 100 - 200
209. TWO UNCOMMON WOODWORKING TOOLS, both by the Sandusky Tool Company, Sandusky, Ohio. A No. 114 handled nosing plane and a No. 130 unhandled boxwood plow are included in this lot. Both are in need of restoration. 800 - 160
210. A CARVED EUROPEAN CLIMBER'S STAFF having a hammer end. The body of this mountaineering tool has been carved and decoratively painted. The successful bidder will be asked to yodel for the audience. 50 - 100
211. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included in this grouping are a No. 18 block, No. 5 jack, No. 12 scraper, two boxes of No. 45 cutting irons, a No. 71 1/2 router and an Ulmia burnisher. 50 - 100
212. TWO CHILD'S CARPENTER TOOL BOXES including one "Little Jim" and another marked "Carpenter's Box". The "Little Jim" set includes its with original tools. 30 - 60
213. A classic MULTI-SIZE REIN ROUNDER by C.S. Osborne & Company, Newark, New Jersey. This vise mount model is in excellent working condition and could be put directly to use. 80 - 160
214. THREE TOOL RELATED WATCH FOBS AND CHARMS including a S.A. Woods Machine Company watch fob; a ball pein hammer; and a key chain containing three brass tools. 60 - 120
215. TWO PRECISION MACHINISTS TOOLS including a Brown & Sharpe bevel protractor No. 495 and an E.A. Stevens precision bench level. Both are in new condition in their original boxes. 80 - 160
216. A MECHANICALLY INTERESTING CRAFTSMAN MADE MITRE BOX having a chain drive adjustment mechanism. 40 - 80
217. SEVEN MINIATURE WOODWORKING PLANES including two cooper type and three violin maker planes by A.M.T. From the John Edwin Jones, Sr. Collection. 80 - 160
218. A rare MAKER MARKED FULLY BOXED BEAD MOLDING PLANE by Washington Factory, Washington, Pennsylvania. This imprint was reportedly used by J. Coates ca. 1850. The mark rates three stars for rarity in American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition. 60 - 120
219. A LOT OF ASSORTED COOPERS' TOOLS including a croze, howel, sun plane, jointer plane. hoop driver, etc. 80 - 160
220. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a tobacco cutter, a pair of Winchester pliers, a commemorative shovel dated "1952", a corkscrew, etc. Something for everybody. 40 - 80
221. A BORING AND DRILLING OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Russell Jennings auger bit set, washer cutters. a hollow auger, drills, auger bits, etc. 80 - 160
222. A CAST IRON INCLINOMETER LEVEL by the Davis L. & T. Company, Springfield, Massachusetts, patented September 17, 1867. Fully 95% of the original black japan finish paint remains on this clean example. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 200 - 400
223. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN SPIRIT LEVELS including one "Hudson River" type, a "Keen Kutter" and a Stanley No. 30. 35 - 75
224. THREE EUROPEAN WOODWORKING PLANES including a screw arm plow, screw arm sash and a complex. The plow has a sheared wedge finial, but all are otherwise in excellent condition. 100 - 200
225. A MAHOGANY AND BRASS STAIR SAW having a screw depth stop. This showy saw is in clean and usable condition. 60 - 120
226. A HEAVY DUTY CAST IRON BENCH VISE, No. 23, by the Charles Parker Company, Meriden, Connecticut, patented December 10, 1867. This 4" jaw width vise includes its original cast iron bench mount swivel stand. It has been painted red to save you the trouble of having to do so. 30 - 60
227. A CLASSIC BRITISH PLOW PLANE having four brass tips and wedge lock arms. This has been professionally burnished in the Grand British Manner and is ready to display. 60 - 120
228. A LOT OF AGRICULTURAL AND WOODLAND EDGE TOOLS including billhooks, knives, a fish spear, chain saw, etc. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 40 - 80
229. A rare TWELVE-INCH CALIPER RULE, No. 35, by STANLEY. This uncommon two-fold rule is in need of a light cleaning, but it is in sound condition and clearly marked with both the Stanley name and the product number. 60 - 120
230. THREE PAIRS OF EARLY DIVIDERS, all hand forged and filed. All have excellent patina. From the Norton K. "Bud" Brown Collection. 60 - 120
231. FOUR CLEAN BOXWOOD FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 32, 32 1/2, 62 and 62 C caliper rule are included. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 60 - 120
232. THREE BROAD FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 73 1/4, 76 and No. 78 1/2 double. arch joint, all having minor stains, are included in this grouping. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 100 - 200
233. A LOT OF FIVE PLIERS AND PUNCHES, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Some are in their original boxes. Some unusual types are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
234. THREE DELICATE FRAME TYPE SAWS includa a fret saw and two bow saws. All are in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
235. A LOT OF ASSORTED LEATHER TOOLS including knives, wheels, a compass, shaves, burnishers, circle cutters, etc. 75 - 150
236. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is complete in its early Chestnut box. Fully 98% of the original nickel plating remains. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 150 - 300
237. FOUR "HANDYMAN" ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS, all by Stanley Tools. Nos. 03-515 and H1220 hand drills, H1214 hand drill and H1204 plane are included. 60 - 120
238. A PATENT LOCKING JAW NUT WRENCH by D. Mc Farland, Worcester, Massachusetts, patented December 22, 1874. This uncommon wood handle wrench is in excellent collector quality condition. 80 - 160
239. FIVE UNUSUAL DOUBLE END WRENCHES including two "Baxter" patent types, one by the Collins Plow Company and a wrench shown in the Schulz book as No. 304 marked with the designation "B". 60 - 120
240. A SET OF SEVEN PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS, all by Alex. Mathieson & Sons, Glasgow, Scotland. The No. 3 iron is missing from the set. Also included is a William Marples bench plane iron. 50 - 100
241. A MISCELLANEOUS EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including chisels, gouges, stones, a jointer gauge, hatchet, etc. Makers include Buck Brothers, Plumb, Witherby, etc. 40 - 80
242. TWO INTEGRAL REEL PLUMB BOBS by various makers including one Stanley copy and another by General. 80 - 160
243. TWO STANLEY ADVERTISING TOYS including a Corgi truck in its original box and another truck that is not marked with a maker name. 80 - 160
244. A LOT OF ASSORTED ROLLER SKATES by the E.C. Simmons Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri. Four separate pairs including one child's size are included in this lot. 60 - 120
245. FIVE EARLY BRASS STEAM GAUGES including one by H. Belfield, Phildelphia, Pennsylvania and another marked Lonergan, Philadelphia. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
246. An AMERICAN MECHANICAL DICTIONARY reprint by Edward H. Knight, complete in four volumes and in excellent condition. These books were originally reprinted as a joint venture between the Early American Industries Association and the Mid-West Tool Collectors Association. Long out of print and very hard to find. 80 - 160
247. FOUR COACHMAKER'S PLANES including examples of mahogany, cherry, etc. Rabbet, compass and tail handle rabbet types are included in this lot. 50 - 100
248. FIVE ENGLISH COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including one having interrupted boxing. Quarter round and skew ogee types are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
249. An unusual CONTOURED OAK BRACE having a "clothespin" type pad. The body of the brace has been refinished. 80 - 160
250. An early INSTRUMENT MAKER'S BIT BRACE having a fixed size pod auger. This very nicely patinated brace has a repair to a check in the upper arm. 80 - 160
251. NINE BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including some early types. Some unusual shapes are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
252. An unusual RATCHET HANDLE WRENCH by the Seekonk Manufacturing Company, Seekonk, Massachusetts. The handle of this "T" handle wrench is marked with the designation "60 in". Its specific original intended function is not known. 25 - 50
253. THREE ORIGINAL BOX WOODWORKING PLANES, all by Stanley Tools. A No. 1243 "Devfiance" smoothing plane; No. 1247 "Defiance" block; and No. 0H20 "Two Tone" block are included in this lot. 60 - 120
254. A LOT OF BADGES AND BUCKLES including some Tiffany "fantasy" buckles for Wells Fargo and the like and an assortment of brass and tin badges. Badges?...We need badges. We need stinking badges! 30 - 60
255. FOUR EARLY SPECIAL PURPOSE TOOLS including a Cheney hammer No. 97; a B-K hack saw; a large "Perfect Handle" screwdriver; and an S.W. Card die stock. 30 - 60
256. A PATENT RAILROAD TICKET CUTTER by E.D. Fritch & G. Drewry, Washington, D.C, patented August 13, 1907. This was designed to solve the problem of cutting railroad tickets of a wide range of sizes--a problem of which we have hitherto been blissfully ignorant. Thank you Messrs. Fritch and Drewry. From the Legendary Lode of Interesting Americana of The King of Stuff®. 60 - 120
257. TWO SETS OF ENGINE DIVIDED RULES for draughtsman's use. One is marked "E.R. Watts/Canada" and the other "M.M.S. No. 1 E". Some of the individual rules are missing. 50 - 100
258. A WEATHERSTRIP PLOW PLANE, No. 248, by STANLEY. This example is complete with one original cutting iron in clean and sound condition. 35 - 75
259. A LOT OF EIGHT CLEAN STANLEY PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the Nos. 4, 5, 6, 9 1/2, 110 block, Handyman, etc., some later types, are included. 35 - 75
260. FIVE NON-STANLEY BENCH PLANES including jack, smooth and block types. All appear to be in usable condition. 20 - 40
261. An UNUSUAL OAK POD TYPE BRACE of unknown original intended function. There is a brass ferrule at the neck that appears original. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 100 - 200
262. FIVE OHIO MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by Ohio tool; Griffin, Ravenna; E.F. Seybold, Cincinnati, etc. 60 - 120
263. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES. both by STANLEY. A No. 605 "Bedrock" jack and a No. 3 smooth plane are included. 60 - 120
264. A LOT OF BRITISH CUTTING IRONS including jack, jointer, smoothing and molding plane irons. Also included is a copy of Bob Jones' book on plane irons. From the Robert Jones Collection. 60 - 120
265. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including an unmarked adjustable sash; an unmarked sash coping plane; and a 3/4" dado plane by the Auburn Tool Company. 60 - 120
266. TWO EARLY ENGLISH STYLE BRACES including one dated "1865". One is by Fenton & Marsden of Sheffield. 60 - 120
267. A LOT OF GLASS OFFICE RELATED ITEMS including a pen holder, stamp holder, match holder, etc. 25 - 50
268. THREE INTERESTING COLLECTIBLE ITEMS including a Shakespeare fishing reel; a "Vepoad" calculator; and a sighting level. All are in excellent condition. 15 - 30
269. An UNHANDLED SCREW ARM PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts by Alex. Mathieson & Sons, Glasgow, Scotland. This well preserved and thoroughly usable plane has a uniform dark patina of age and use. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 75 - 150
270. SIX EARLY CARPENTER'S TOOLS including a travisher, spokeshave and panel gauges. 30 - 60
271. A STEPPED SET OF FIVE QUARTER ROUND MOLDING PLANES, all by Alex. Mathieson & Sons, Glasgow, Scotland. Size range from 3/8" to 3/4" widths. All are in excellent working condition. 80 - 160
272. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including wrenches, a combination square, shear, hone, etc. 40 - 80
273. THREE ORIGINAL BOX WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are a No. 4 smooth, No. 220 block and a No. 80 scraper. All are in top condition. 40 - 80
274. A LOT OF SIX ASSORTED TOOL HANDLES including examples by Millers Falls, Hull, Fray and one Aiken Patent type. Materials include rosewood, maple, etc. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
275. A MACHINISTS TOOL OPPORTUNITY LOT including surface gauges, indicators, a wiggler, tool holders, etc. 50 - 100
276. THREE UNUSED NORTON WATERSTONES by the Norton Coated Abrasive Division, Troy, New York. Examples in the 1000, 4000 and 8000 grits, all in unused condition in their original boxes, are included. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 30 - 60
277. FOUR CLEAN COOPER'S TOOLS including a sun plane, howel, head shave and croze. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 75 - 150
278. A CLASSIC EUROPEAN COOPER'S CROZE of the three arm type. The main body is ornamented with decorative carving. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 100 - 200
279. A LOT OF BRASS AND IRON KEG TAPS including some that are patented. Some unusual types are included in this grouping. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 60 - 120
280. TWO ROSEWOOD HANDLE HAND SAWS, both by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Examples of the No. D-15 "Victory: and D-115 "Victory" are included. 60 - 120
281. THREE SARGENT MADE SMOOTHING PLANES including examples bearing the imprint of "Diamond Edge"; W.T. Grant; and Sears. All are in top condition in their original boxes. From the John Delay Collection. 75 - 150
282. SEVEN CLEAN SARGENT BLOCK PLANES, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Examples of the No. 206, 227 double end, 217, 306, 5306, 505 and 105 squirrel tail block are included. From the John Delay Collection. 90 - 180
283. An early THREAD COUNTING GAUGE by Heuhofer & Son, Wien, Germany. This precision tool has in integral microscope to facilitate the task. 50 - 100
284. Three folding handle draw knives including examples by P.S. & W., Sears and Red Diamond brand. 60 - 120
285. FOUR MADE-UP SETS OF TONGUE AND GROOVE MOLDING PLANES including sets in 3/8" to 7/8" sizes. Most appear to be in usable condition. 40 - 80
286. THREE CLEAN EMBOSSED AXES including examples by Supplee-Biddle of Pennsylvania; Evansville Tool Works; and one marked "M.W.H. CO. Hand Made". From the Jan Cover Collection. 125 - 250
287. A LOT OF TEN HAND FORGED DIVIDERS including some of graphic form. All are in clean and sound condition. 75 - 150
288. A SET OF BOXWOOD HANDLE MORTISE CHISELS, all by I. Sorby, Sheffield, England. Five "pigsticker" mortise chisels and one ock mortise type are incuded in this grouping. 80 - 160
289. A LOT OF EIGHT CHIP CARVING TOOLS all by the Flexcut Tool Company. All are in unused condition in their original packaging. 80 - 160
290. An early SAWYER'S HAMMER. having an octagonal pattern. This uncommon hammer is in clean and sound condition. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 30 - 60
291. A SET OF FOURTEEN COOPERS TRUSS HOOPS. All came from a single cooper's shop and all are in clean and sound condition. 80 - 160
292. A TWO-FOOT, TWO-FOLD FOLDING RULE, No. 15, by STANLEY. This Gunter slide rule has some minor stains, but is otherwise excellent. 60 - 120
293. FIVE INDIANA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by H.M. Park, J. Gilmer, J. Moseley, A.D. Wood and J.H. Vajen. From the Jan Cover Collection. 100 - 200
294. A lot of SEVEN ASSORTED FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Included are examples of the No. 61, 61 A, 62, 66 1/2, 68, 70 and 84. 50 - 100
295. TWO EXTRA CLEAN JACK PLANES including a Stanley No. 5 C, Sargent No. 714 "Autoset" Patent. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 75 - 150
296. A HEAVY IRON SHOOT BOARD PLANE having a cast brass cap iron. 50 - 100
297. A LOW ANGLE BLOCK PLANE, No. 62, by STANLEY. The cam adjust lever for the throat is missing and there is some light pitting on the sole, but the plane is otherwise complete and sound. Offered for parts or restoration. 100 - 200
298. A LOT OF EIGHT ASSORTED GOUGES including carving and pattern maker types. All are in excellent working condition. 90 - 180
299. A COMBINATION DRILL AND RATCHET BRACE by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts. Much of the original paint remains on this clean and complete example. 50 - 100
300. An EARLY HAND FORGED "STICKING TOMMY". These tools were used by coal miners in the days before the introduction of carbide lamps to hold a candle to provide light in the mine. 80 - 160
301. A HANDLED SCREW ARM PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts by Varvill & Son, York, England. This well made plane has an interesting upturned skate and is in clean and sound condition. 80 - 160
302. FOUR "KEEN KUTTER" CROSSCUT HAND SAWS, all by the E.C. Simmons Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri. Included are a No. 816 nine-point crosscut; an eight-point crosscut; a nine point crosscut; and a ten-point crosscut. 50 - 100
303. THREE ROLLING PARALLEL RULES including a Graphco 12" and a 15" example of the Shannon Patent. 40 - 80
304. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE MOLDING PLANES including a filletster plane by Homer Bishop; another by Burnham, Fox & Washburn; and a Stanley No. 90 steel cased rabbet. From the Robert Jones Collection. 50 - 100
305. A ROSEWOOD AND BRASS MITRE TRY SQUARE by Charles G. Siewers, Cincinnati, Ohio. Siewers was an accomplished toolmaker who was further distinguished by being the son-in-law of Lancaster, Pennsylvania planemaker E.W. Carpenter. 35 - 75
306. A 1950 HARDBOUND DEALER CATALOGUE by the Belknap Hardware Company, Louisville, Kentucky. This catalogue illustrates the full "Bluegrass" line of tools. 60 - 120
307. A SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 2, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Type 11" trademark and some 85% of the original black japan finish remains. The front knob is a replacement. 125 - 250
308. A CAST IRON SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 04, by the Ohio Tool Company, Auburn, New York. This well preserved rosewood handle example retains much of its original maroon japanning. 50 - 100
309. A LOT OF FOUR ASSORTED LEVELS including examples by Starrett, Stanley, Athol Machine Company and Lufkin No. 863 L with integral ruler. 40 - 80
310. A LOT OF SIXTEEN ASSORTED PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS, all by W. Butcher. Some are marked "W.R.". All are in clean and usable condition. 60 - 120
311. An EDGE TRIM BLOCK PLANE, No. 95, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark on this usable example that has "enhanced" japanning. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 80 - 160
312. A lot of FOUR BRASS BLOWTORCHES including examples having wood and brass handles. All are in clean and sound condition. 30 - 60
313. FOUR CLEAN COLLECTIBLE WRENCHES, all by the Billings & Spencer Company, Hartford, Connecticut. A No. 3 size spanner, large and small nut type wrenches and one bicycle wrench are included. 40 - 80
314. A COLLECTION OF SINGLE SIZE NUT WRENCHES including examlpes by Wheaton, Bond, Brody, Uebler, Nicholson, Shaw, etc. 50 - 100
315. NINE ASSORTED FOLDING RULES, all by the Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan. Some caliper rules are included in this grouping. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
316. TWO PAIRS OF PLANK MATCH MOLDING PLANES including examples by G. Sonntag; Babcock Brothers; J. Burke; and A.D. Wood. From the Jan Cover Collection. 75 - 150
317. FIVE ST. LOUIS MAKER MOLDING PLANES including bead, hollow and nosing. Makers include Hunt & Wiseman; m. stout; Hall & Hinson, etc. From the Jan Cover Collection. 60 - 120
318. A lot of EIGHT BRASS PLUMB BOBS including examples by Dietzgen, General. Globe, Standard, etc. 50 - 100
319. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are a No. 12 having a replaced cutting iron, a No. 71 in its original box, and a No. 75 bullnose plane. 60 - 120
320. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3 C, 5 1/2 C, 7 C, 9 1/2, 12, 75 and a No. 12 having a replaced cutting iron are included. 80 - 160
321. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 4 1/2 C and a No. 113 circular plane, both marked with the "Pat. '92" trademark are included. 60 - 120
322. A LATER "BEDROCK" JACK PLANE, No. 605, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Sweetheart" tradmark on this clean example that retains some 85% of its original finishes. 60 - 120
323. TWO STANLEY SMOOTHING PLANES, to include No. 3 and No. 3 C, both by STANLEY. Both are marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark and are in clean and usable condition. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 40 - 80
324. A "SWEETHEART" TRADEMARK JOINTER PLANE, No. 7, by STANLEY. This extra clean exammple retains most of its original decal and some 95% of the original black japan finish. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
325. A COLLECTION OF EIGHT ICE SHAVES including examples by Gilchrist, Arctic, Wrightsville, Gem, North Brothers, etc. 60 - 120
326. A LOT OF ASSORTED SPECIAL PURPOSE rules including two tailor squares, a panel gauge, etc. 25 - 50
327. A COMBINATION WRENCH AND BRACE by the Lowentraut Manufacturing Company, Newark, New Jersey, patented December 4, 1894. 60 - 120
328. THREE HAND FORGED EDGE TOOLS including a copper soldering iron, a double head hammer and a leather stretching clamp. 35 - 75
329. A LOT OF ASSORTED LEATHER TOOLS including burnishers, a rounder, lasting pliers, awls, a veining tool, etc. 50 - 100
330. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including levels, rules, calipers, dividers, plumb bobs, machinists tools, etc. 40 - 80
331. TWO EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES by Stanley. Included is a No. 9 1/2 block plane in the original box and a Type 1 No. 49 tongue groove plane that is missing the tongue cutter. 40 - 80
332. A LOT OF EARLY TYPE WRENCHES including fixed and adjustable types. Makers include "Craft", Bemis & Call, "Fastnut", etc. 50 - 100
333. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS, all by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. An applewood stair saws and two tenon saws are included in this grouping. 35 - 75
334. TWO UNCOMMON TOOL HANDLES, both by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. A No. 130 applewood. handle example and No. 132 having a rosewood handle are included. 60 - 120
335. A COLLECTION OF STANLEY SCREWDRIVERS, all by STANLEY. Some "Hurwood" types are included. Nearly all are marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
336. FOUR BOXED BEAD MOLDING PLANES, all by A. Inglis, Delhi, New York. Included in this lot are three side beads and a 3/8" center bead. All have been boldly struck with the Inglis imprint. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 80 - 160
337. A LOT OF HARD AND SOFT COVER BOOKS, all by Eric Sloane. Included are "A Museum of Tools", "Diary of an Early American Boy", "American Yesterday", "Our Vanishing Landscape", "Covered Bridges and Barns", etc. 50 - 100
338. TWO SETS OF ENGLISH PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS including a Moulson Brothers set of eight and a Hildick set of eight. From the Robert Jones Collection. 60 - 120
339. A LOT OF ASSORTED COLLECTIBLE WRENCHES including file forged, nut, implement type etc. Also included is a handle for a Lowentraut Patent wrench brace and a wrench from the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. We have it on authority of the friend of a man who knew a man who heard that this wrench was once held by Judy Garland when singing about this railroad line. We have no way of disproving it, therefore we must accept it as fact. One very famous and important wrench and some other of lesser signifcance. 60 - 120
340. TWO COLLECTIBLE STANLEY PLANES, both by STANLEY. Included in this lot are a "Type 2" No. 45 with a set of cutting irons and No. 12 scraper. 100 - 200
341. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN LANTERNS including one "Van Camp" brand example and an early car heater that has not been certified for use by the Federal Trade Commission. 50 - 100
342. A TWENTY-FOUR INCH "KEEN KUTTER" JOINTER PLANE, No. KK 8 C, by the E.C. Simmons Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri. This plane has been nicely rejapanned and is in ready to use condition. 60 - 120
343. TWO UNCOMMON BLOCK PLANES including a Stanley No. 110 "Type 1" and a Birmingham lever adjust type. Both have some damage and are offered for parts or restoration. 100 - 200
344. A LOT OF ORIGINAL BOX HAND TOOLS, all by Stanley Tools. A No. 4 plane, butt gauges, marking gauges, level sights and a No. 281 butt mortise gauge are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
345. An EARLY HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a strap hammer, trade axe, traveler, gun tool, pocket knife, etc. 50 - 100
346. An EARLY STANLEY TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 36 level in its original box; a No. 43 saw set; No. 30 angle divider bevel; and a Traut's Patent marking gauge, No. 60. 50 - 100
347. A LOT OF SIX CLEAN FOLDING RULES including two examples of the Stanley No. 36, No. 57, a Stevens No. 99 and Upson Nut Company No. 62 1/2. 80 - 160
348. THREE MID-WEST MAKER HAND SAWS including one marked "Fast Mail"; a Pritzlaff "Banner" saw; and a Woodrough & McParlin "Pilot" saw. From the Jan Cover Collection. 50 - 100
349. FOUR PAIRS OF ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including a Routledge sash pair and three pairs of hollows & rounds by Moseley in the NO. 10, 16 and 18 sizes. 60 - 120
350. A THREE-INCH WIDTH CARPENTER'S SLICK by T.H. Witherby. This precision edge tool has a replaced handle, but is in excellent working condition. 100 - 200
351. A SWING FENCE TONGUE AND GROOVE PLANE, No. 41, by the Union Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Connecticut. This equivalent to the Stanley No. 48 is in nearly new condition. 60 - 120
352. THREE TRACTOR RELATED WATCH FOBS including two John Deere and on from the Ford Motor Company. 60 - 120
353. THREE BOXES OF ZIG-ZAG RULES, all by the Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan. Examples of the X 46 (one rule), No. 066 (two rules) and No. 626 (one rule) are included. 50 - 100
354. An ASA TURNBULL'S PATENT WEIGHING SCALE by Landers, Frary & Clark, New Britain, Connecticut, patented July 24, 1877. The face of this cast iron and brass scale is marked with the patent date, but not the maker name. From the Legendary Lode of Interesting Americana of The King of Stuff®. 50 - 100
355. A SET OF SEVEN BEAD MOLDING PLANES including examples ranging from 3/16" to 1" widths. Makers include Gladwin & Appleton, Appleton, Smith, Pawtucket, etc. 60 - 120
356. A FIVE AND ONE-HALF INCH LENGTH SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 1, by STANLEY. This early Stanley trademark example has had its black japan finish "enhanced" by a previous owner. It is otherwise in excellent condition. 600 - 1200
357. An UNHANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE having rosewood arms and nuts, No. 122, by the Sandusky Tool Company, Sandusky, Ohio. 80 - 160
358. A LOT OF EARLY AND UNUSUAL HAMMERS including some hand forged and some strap types. Some unusual forms are included in this grouping. 40 - 80
359. A LOW ANGLE BLOCK PLANE, No. 62, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This cast iron body plane is in brand new, unused condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 100 - 200
360. SIX EARLY IMPRINT MACHINISTS TOOLS, all by L.S. Starrett, Athol, Massachusetts. A hermaphrodite caliper, caliper, scribe, bevel and rule, all marked only with the "L.S. Starrett" name, are included. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 60 - 120
361. An example of SIRRET'S PATENT WEIGHING SCALE as patented by Emile Sirret, Buffalo, New York on April 8, 1884. This most unusual cast iron scale utilizes weights of different sizes at the end of a semi-circular arm. From the Legendary Lode of Interesting Americana of The King of Stuff®. 60 - 120
362. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 4 C smooth; 5 C jack; 4 1/2 heavy smooth; and No. 71 1/2 router plane are included in this lot. 90 - 180
363. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN STANLEY TOOLS including No. 4, 65, 60, 151, No. 36 level, No. 18 bevel, etc. Also included is a ladies' watch with advertising for Stanley on the face. There is some oxidation on the sole of the No. 65, but all are otherwise in superb condition. 80 - 160
364. An EARLY HAND FORGED FIREPLACE TRAMMEL having forged, upturned ends on the hanger hooks. An early household accessory in excellent collector quality condition. 75 - 150
365. A BENCH RABBET PLANE, No. 10, by STANLEY. This "Type 11" trademark plane retains some 80% of its original black japan finish and 1" of the cutting iron. 75 - 150
366. A LOT OF SIX ASSORTED HAND SAWS including crosscut and rip types. Makers include Disston, Simonds, Spear & Jackson, etc. 30 - 60
367. An UNHANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE having applewood arms and nut, No. 96, by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. This plane is in clean, sound and usable condition. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 80 - 160
368. TWO EARLY HAND FORGED HAND ADZES including flat and curved types. Both retain their early handles. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 60 - 120
369. FOUR EARLY BORING TOOLS including a reamer, pod auger, "T" handle auger, breast auger, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 60 - 120
370. THREE EARLY AND UNUSUAL HAMMERS including a Kendall & Edson claw hammer and two blacksmith types. 40 - 80
371. THREE EARLY PRECISION TOOLS including an S.W. Card die stock, a Matthews sighting level and a brass jeweler's pin vise. All are in excellent collector quality condition. 40 - 80
372. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Disston rip saw, try squares, folding rules, block planes, tape measures, etc. 40 - 80
373. An "INDEPENDENCE" BRAND CARCASE SAW by Thomas Lie-cielsen. This fourteen-point crosscut saw has a tiger maple handle. It is in brand new, unused condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 80 - 160
374. THREE BRASS AND STEEL MARKING GAUGES, all by Glenn-Drake Tools, Fort Bragg, California. Two Tite-Mark types and a Sculptor type, all in new condition in their original boxes are included in this grouping. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 100 - 200
375. THREE EARLY IRON BRACES including friction, spring lock and thumb screw chucks types. 100 - 200
376. A classic EARLY WOODEN COOPERS JOINTER PLANE that includes its original stand. This classic cooper's tool has a most appealing patina of age and use. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 100 - 200
377. SIX WOODEN COOPERS TRUSS HOOPS of assorted sizes. All are in excellent condition. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 60 - 120
378. A LOT OF FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS including crosscut, flooring and rip types. Examples by E.C. Atkins and Simonds are included in this lot. 50 - 100
379. FOUR EARLY BACKING SAWS including examples by J.H. Noble, E.C. Atkins, Hanshaw and unmarked types. 30 - 60
380. TWO CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including a Stanley No. 604 "Bedrock" plane later style and an unusual adjustable scraper plane that has been painted with silver and black paint. 100 - 200
381. FOUR CLEAN HATCHETS AND AXES, all in excellent condition. Makers include Norlund, Plumb, Solingen, etc. 40 - 80
382. Two dozen copies of the recently-published "DIRECTORY OF LANCASTER COUNTY BLACKSMITHS" BOOK published by area "P" of the Mid-west Tool Collectors Association. A great reference to the hand made tools of Southeastern Pennsylvania. The information in this book is available nowhere else. 50 - 100
383. A boxwood, ENGINE DIVIDED SURVEYOR'S RULE SET marked "F. Mc C." on the outside of the mahogany case. This complete and perfect set consists of five scale rules and matching offset rules in new condition. Offset rules were used in conjunction with the longer, scale rules for drawing lines that deviate from the perpendicular. An excellent set in top collector quality condition. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 80 - 160
384. THREE CLEAN COLLECTIBLE WOODWORKING PLANES including a Winchester No. 3010, Marsh No. M 5 and Diamond Edge No. DE 4 C. 50 - 100
385. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including marking gauges, a try square, level, beader, clapboard gauge, etc. 35 - 75
386. A PATENT UNIVERSAL COMBINATION PLANE, No. 55, by STANLEY. This example is complete with four boxes of cutting irons and all original accessory parts. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 350 - 750
387. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE BLOCK PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 9 1/2, 79, 100 and 101, all in excellent usable condition are included. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 60 - 120
388. A "WALNUT HILL" LEVER ACTION .22 SHORT RIFLE by J. Stevens & Company, Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts. This 26" barrel length falling block action target rifle is in need of some cleaning, but is sound and complete. 200 - 400
389. A LOT OF ASSORTED GOGGLES, all in their original boxes. Some foreign types are included in this grouping. 25 - 50
390. A COLLECTION OF EARLY PAPER SPINDLES including some that are marked with patent dates. Some appear to be quite early. Several are in need of spindles, but are otherwise sound. 100 - 200
391. TWO EARLY HAND FORGED EDGE TOOLS including a "T" handle carpenters slick and an offset handle broad axe. 60 - 120
392. A "TYPE 2" LIGHT DUTY PLOW PLANE, No. 50, by STANLEY. This early black japan finished example includes some original cutting irons. 50 - 100
393. FIVE SPECIAL PURPOSE BLOCK PLANES including double end and bullnose types. Both small and large sizes are included. All are in usable condition. 60 - 120
394. A LOT OF FOUR ASSORTED SPOKE SHAVES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 51, 53, 67, 151, No. 66 beader, and No. 80 scraper are included in this grouping. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 50 - 100
395. A MISCELLANEOUS EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including draw knives, spoke shaves, stones, a plow plane irons, chisel, etc. 50 - 100
396. A LOT OF FIVE LONG MEASURE RULES including three extension types and two six-foot rules. 60 - 120
397. TWO EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, both byIncluded in this lot are a "World War II" era No. 65 low angle block plane having a black japan finished cap and an early example of the No. 78 duplex filletster plane. 50 - 100
398. A LOT OF ASSORTED GOUGES AND CHISELS including framing, firmer, paring and corner types. Also included is a 3" width carpenter's slick. All appear to be in usable condition. 75 - 150
399. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN EDGE TOOLS including a Keen Kutter hewing hatchet; an Ohio Tool corner chisel; a Plumb hatchet; and a Peck, Stow & Wilcox gouge. 35 - 75
400. A CAST IRON LOW ANGLE BLOCK PLANE, No. 60 1/2, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This adjustable type block plane is in new condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 80 - 160
401. THREE PAIRS OF BRASS TRAMMELS including a pair of bronze Stanley No. 2 type and two shop made types having square cutouts. 50 - 100
402. TWO INTERESTING EARLY WRENCHES including one having a folding body and an other with adjusted by means of a large nut at the end of the handle. 60 - 120
403. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Planes No. 5 C, 7 C, 71 router, 81 scraper, 70 scraper as well as a push drill and dowel pointer are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
404. A LOT OF EARLY CALIPERS AND DIVIDERS, all by the Sawyer Tool Company, Fitchburg, Massachusetts. Some patented types and some having "beeswax" joints are included. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 60 - 120
405. THREE BIRDSEYE MAPLE WOODWORKING PLANES. A sixteen-inch jack plane and two block planes, all having prominent grain patterns, are included in this lot. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 60 - 120
406. A cLASSIC EUROPEAN THREE ARM CROZE by I.C. Willam, Mainz. This dark fruitwood body plane has a most appealing uniformly dark and smooth patina. 80 - 160
407. THREE EXOTIC WOOD SHIPWRIGHTS PLANES including a Lignum vitae razee jointer; a live oak smoother; and a cherry smoother. All are in clean and sound condition. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
408. TWO CLEAN BORING TOOLS including a Millers Falls "T" auger and a set of bits and an iron screw lock brace of graphic form. 60 - 120
409. A SET OF FOUR DADO MOLDING PLANES including a pair of side rabbets by Routledge. All are in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
410. TWO SASH RELATED WOODWORKING PLANES, both by John Moseley, 64-55 Broad, London, England. A sash filletster and a moving filletster are included in this lot. 50 - 100
411. FOUR ASSORTED BOW SAWS including early and later types. One is by William Marples & Sons. 50 - 100
412. A LOT OF FIVE PRECISION LAYOUT TOOLS including a log caliper, log measure, wantage rod, Stratton brass-bound level, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 80 - 160
413. A CLASSIC EUROPEAN SHIPWRIGHTS' RABBET PLANE fashioned from oak. This early "double razee" plane is in excellent collector quality condition. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
414. An early manufactured CORN PLANTER fitted together with wooden pegs. This very well made tool remains fully functional. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 40 - 80
415. A PAIR OF WOOD BOTTOM "BOG SHOES" for horses. These distinctive equine "galoshes" have hand forged iron fittings to attach them to the horse's hooves. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 80 - 160
416. FOUR CLEAN TRANSITIONAL PLANES, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Examples of the No. 3408, 3410, 3411 and 3412, all in clean and sound condition, are included in this lot. From the John Delay Collection. 80 - 160
417. A NO. "2" SIZE SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 407, by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Fully 95% of the original paint remains on this extra clean example, which has only a tight crack in the handle to note as an apology. From the John Delay Collection. 100 - 200
418. A POLISHED TAKEDOWN SQUARE, No. 600 B R, by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. This screw lock mechanism square was patented on January 18, 1927. From the John Delay Collection. 80 - 160
419. A LOT OF SARGENT LAYOUT TOOLS by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Try squares, framing squares, plumb bobs, dividers, a bevel, a tool handle, etc. are included in this grouping. From the John Delay Collection. 50 - 100
420. A LOT OF SIX EARLY WRENCHES including Eifel, Dudly spoke, two twist handle types and a Bornstein Patent marked with advertising from the 1893 Chicago World's Fair. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 60 - 120
421. A LOT OF SARGENT LAYOUT TOOLS, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Wood and aluminum levels and a group of framing squares are included. From the John Delay Collection. 75 - 150
422. A LATER "BEDROCK" JACK PLANE, No. 605, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Type 11" trademark. on this clean example that retains some 95% of its original black japan finish. 80 - 160
423. A CAST IRON DADO PLANE, No. 39, by STANLEY. This 3/8" width example is marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark and some 90% of the original black japan finish remains. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 80 - 160
424. SIX CLEAN BOXWOOD SPOKE SHAVES, all of different sizes. All appear to be in usable condition. 50 - 100
425. FOUR OHIO MAKER COOPERS' TOOLS including a sun plane, howel, cooper's axe and a head shave. Makers include Taylor, E.F. Seybold and Howell, Cleveland. 100 - 200
426. An UNHANDLED WEDGE ARM PLOW PLANE by John Moseley & Sons, London, England. Several original cutting irons are included with this plane. 50 - 100
427. THREE EARLY LAYOUT TOOLS including a Stanley No. 240 extension rule; a Kerby shoe measure; and an early mahogany handle try square. 40 - 80
428. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3, 5, 5 1/4, 12 1/2 scraper, 18 block and 80 scraper are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
429. A SCREW ARM UNHANDLED PLOW PLANE by Varvill & Son, York, England. This well preserved and thoroughly usable plane includes eight cutting irons by Ibbotson. The skate has an interesting updturned form in the front. 80 - 160
430. TWO TWO-FOOT, TWO-FOLD FOLDING RULES, both by STANLEY. A No. 18 "Scholars" rule and a No. 5 full bound, both having minor stains are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
431. A MISCELLANEOUS EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including draw knives, spoke shaves, a router plane, flat and curved spokeshaves, etc. Both newer and earlier types are included in this grouping. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 60 - 120
432. FOUR CLEAN THREE-FOOT FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 66, 66 1/4, 66 1/2 and 66 3/4 are included in this lot. 60 - 120
433. TWO BOXES OF ZIG-ZAG RULES, both by STANLEY. Three No. 167 rules and two No. 106 rules are included. 50 - 100
434. FIVE INDIANA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by C.S. Wells, Straub, A.D. Wood, C.M. Griffith and J. Gilmer. 100 - 200
435. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are examples of the No. 3, 4, 5, 8 C and No. 130 double end block plane. 60 - 120
436. FOUR PAIRS OF ASSORTED TRAMMELS including brass and iron types. One is marked Tower & Lyon and another by Starrett. The others appear to have been hand crafted. 50 - 100
437. TWO PRECISION LAYOUT TOOLS, both by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. A double slide marking gauge and an MS-3 mitre square are incuded in this lot. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 60 - 120
438. FOUR DOUBLE IRON NOSING MOLDING PLANES, all by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Sizes include 7/8", 1", 1 1/4" and 1 1/2" widths. All are in excellent condition. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 75 - 150
439. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 5, 7 C, 9 1/2 block, 48 tongue & groove, 71 1/2 router, 80 scraper and No. 97 marking gauge are included. 75 - 150
440. A graphic CAST BRASS PLUMB BOB having a fancy cast finial. 60 - 120
441. SIX EARLY HAND FORGED TOOLS including two hewing hatchets, a mortise axe, two screwdrivers and a cheese testing tool. 50 - 100
442. A MACHINISTS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including calipers, dividers, levels, an indicator, an early Stevens protractor, trammels, etc. 50 - 100
443. TWO SETS OF ENGLISH PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS including a set of eight irons by Ward and a set of eight irons by Mathieson. From the Robert Jones Collection. 60 - 120
444. SIX BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including examples by E.B. Hanson, Worcesteter, Massachusetts; K. & E.; and Warren-Knight. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 75 - 150
445. FIVE BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including some of graphic form. One is marked "Gaffney, N.Y." From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 80 - 160
446. A HANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts, No. 528, by the Greenfield Tool Company, Greenfield, Massachusetts. This plane is in clean and usable condition. 60 - 120
447. A TEN-POINT, TWENTY-SIX INCH CROSSCUT HAND SAW by Henry Disston & Son, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This early ca. 1870 saw has an eagle medallion on the handle. It is straight, sharp and in usable condition. 40 - 80
448. A "WARNOCK" STRAP WRENCH by the Lowell Wrench Company, Worcester, Massachusetts. This 12" size example is in new condition in its original box. 50 - 100
449. An EIGHTEENTH CENTURY CHIP CARVED SMOOTHING PLANE. This very nicely patinated plane shows some early evidence of minor woodworm infestation, but is otherwise sound and very nicely patinated. 100 - 200
450. A LOT OF TEN GLASS OIL RESERVOIRS for early engines. Some appear to be quite early. Makers include Essex, Nathan, etc. 150 - 300
451. A QUICK ADJUST NUT WRENCH by the H. & H. Company, Baltimore, Maryland. This unusual slide adjust wrench is marked with the designation "Patent Pend." An uncommon quick-adjust bicycle wrench in clean and sound condition. 35 - 75
452. A LOT OF ASSORTED CHISELS AND GOUGES including socket and tang types. Makers include Witherby, Buck, Swan, P.S. & W., etc. All are in usable condition. 80 - 160
453. TWO ORIGINAL BOX WOODWORKING PLANES, both by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts. A No. 900 smother and a No. 85 duplex filletster are included in this lot. 50 - 100
454. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Examples of the No. 409 smooth, 414 jack, 722 jointer and V.B.M. draw knife as well as a "Bluegrass" No. 701 made by Sargent are included. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
455. A "FOUR SQUARE" TOOL CHEST, No. 861, by Stanley Tools. This box, which retains its original decal includes the rare "Four Square" hand saw. From the Robert Jones Collection. 50 - 100
456. A LOT OF SIX EARLY BACK SAWS including examples by Disston, Darlington, Atkins, Richardson, Harvey W. Peace, etc. 50 - 100
457. A LARGE WALNUT MACHINISTS TOOL CHEST by Gerstner, Dayton, Ohio. This multiple drawer chest is in excellent condition and could be put directly to use. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 200 - 400
458. A CAST IRON RABBET BLOCK PLANE, No. 60 1/2 R, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This adjustable plane is in new condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 80 - 160
459. A CAST IRON RABBET BLOCK PLANE, No. 60 1/2 R, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This precision block plane is in brand new, unused condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 75 - 150
460. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including skimmers, ladles, knife sharpeners, a small waffle iron, thermometer, etc From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 30 - 60
461. FOUR EARLY CAST IRON ITEMS including a glue pot. embossing stamp, card printer and eyelet press. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 30 - 60
462. TWO EARLY WOODEN BORING TOOLS inlcuding a Continental style breast drill and a bit brace having an extra long "nose". 90 - 180
463. FIVE MID-WEST MAKER HAND SAWS including examples by Atkins and "Keen Kutter". Crosscut, rip and flooring types are included in this grouping. 30 - 60
464. THREE BRASS BOUND LEVELS including a Stanley No. 93, Stratton No. 1 and Stratton No. 11. All are in clean and sound condition. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
465. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED CHRISTMAS ITEMS, political figurines an Avon anvil, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
466. A "PRO EDGE" SHARPENING SYSTEM by Robert Sorby, Sheffield, England. This 2" belt type sharpening tool includes several extra belts. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 75 - 150
467. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by Stanley Tools. A No. 605 1/2 later "Bedrock" plane, No. 220 block plane, rules, a try square, bevel, chisel, zig-zag rule, etc. are included in this grouping. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 80 - 160
468. A MASSIVE EARLY BOWL ADZE having a 5" cutting edge. This clean and usable adze retains its original handle. 60 - 120
469. EIGHT ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including a tongue & groove pair by King & Company, three stepped beads, a scotia, quarter round, etc. 60 - 120
470. TWO EXTRA CLEAN COOPER'S TOOLS including an adjustable sun plane and a wooden howel. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 100 - 200
471. A COLLECTION OF SMALL WOODEN BARRELS including some having spigots. Some appear to be quite early. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 125 - 250
472. A SHARPENING ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including blade guides, honing oil, a Veritas "Stone Pond" and a Japanese chisel sharpener are included. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 60 - 120
473. A LOT OF UNUSED JAPANESE WATER STONES, all in their original boxes in unused condition. Also included is a honing guide From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 75 - 150
474. A LOT OF HONING AND SHARPENING TOOLS including guides, stones, etc. All are in nearly new condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 60 - 120
475. A LOT OF BRACES AND AUGER BITS including a Ridgway bit set, three later Stanley braces, screwdrivers, etc. All are in nearly new condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 80 - 160
476. A HAND FORGED COOPERS "HOOP DOG" having an oak handle and very well made. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 50 - 100
477. FOUR CLEAN COOPER'S TOOLS, all by L. & I.J. White, Buffalo, New York. Included in this lot are a long handle draw knife, curved draw knife, chamfer knife and side axe. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 80 - 160
478. A rare COOPER'S CHIME MAUL used for barrel fitting to ensure the water tightness of the barrel. This uncommon tool is in clean and sound condition. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 75 - 150
479. THREE TOOL RELATED COLLECTIBLES including a mdel of a cooper at wook, a tool theme clock and a small wooden barrel. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 35 - 75
480. An EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including cooper adzes, a froe, hewing hatchet, etc. Most are in usable condition. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 50 - 100
481. A LOT OF THREE BOXED BEAD MOLDING PLANES by E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster, Pennsylvania including 3/16", 1/4" and 1/2" sizes. One of the cutting irons has been replaced but they are otherwise original. 80 - 160
482. A METAL WORKER'S COMBINATION TOOL by the Wilcox Metal Tool Company. This fiendish device incorporates the function of reamer, cutter, etc. into a single and substantial device. From the Legendary Lode of Interesting Americana of The King of Stuff®. 30 - 60
483. THREE EARLY HAND TOOLS including a 3 1/2" New Haven carpenters' slick, a 1 3/8" framing chisel, and a sharpening stone. 60 - 120
484. SIX CLEAN & USABLE MOLDING PLANES by A. Mathieson & Son, Glasgow, Scotland including five stepped rabbets, and a "V" groove type. 60 - 120
485. A WEDGE ARM PLOW PLANE by Griffiths, Norwich, England. It is fitted with four brass tips and comes with a full set of cutting irons. 75 - 150
486. THREE SETS OF TRAMMELS POINTS including two brass sets, No. 1 and No. 2, and a No. 5 iron set. 50 - 100
487. FIVE CLEAN & USABLE FRAMING CHISELS including corner and mortising types, a small slick, etc. Names include Moulson, Keen Kutter, New Haven, etc. 60 - 120
488. An UNUSUAL MECHANICAL "WHATSIT" DEVICE by S.C. Davis. This device has a "feed" slot for inserting staples or bent wire. A holder at the top is adjustable, but what it is designed to hold is a mystery. This thing looks to date from the 1890's and it is definitely manufactured, but there are no maker marks. From the Legendary Lode of Interesting Americana of The King of Stuff®. 50 - 100
489. A WOODEN SPOOL TYPE BOW DRILL in clean and sound condition. A metal bow is included to make the lot complete. 80 - 160
490. AN EARLY WANTAGE RULE by Budde & Westerman, 7th Avenue & 29th Street, New York City. This barrel measuring rule was likely made by Kerby & Brother of New York City. 35 - 75
491. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a window shade rule, candle trimmer, Belcher Brothers shoe rule and a plane by G. Axe. 50 - 100
492. An EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY IRON PLUMB BOB having a turned body. From the Phyllis Morse Collection. 40 - 80
493. A WEDGE ARM SASH FILLETSTER PLANE by Samuel Shepley, London, England. This early plane has four brass tips and is in clean and usable condition. 40 - 80
494. A COLLECTION OF ALCOHOL BLOWTORCHES AND OILERS. Also included are some grease tools. Many sizes & types are included. 35 - 75
495. THREE COMB MAKERS' GRAILLES, all extra wide types. All are in usable condition. 50 - 100
496. THREE TOOL ADVERTISING ITEMS including a Millers Falls screwdriver bit holder; Starrett punch display; and a "Keen Kutter" match safe. 80 - 160
497. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including wrenches, pliers, shears, a beryllium wrench. crescent folding screwdriver, etc. 30 - 60
498. An EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including fldg. a James Swan draw knife, draw knives, hatchets, nippers. a cooper's hoop driver, etc. 40 - 80
499. A MISCELLANEOUS EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including chisels, gouges, an adze, fire axe, picaroon, corner chisel, honing stone, etc. 40 - 80
500. A FIVE AND ONE-HALF INCH SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 1, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Pat. '92" trademark. Some 85% of the original black japan finish remains. 600 - 1200
501. FOUR CLEAN FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 36, 36 1/2 R, 66 3/4 brass bound and round joint No. 68 are included. 30 - 60
502. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 71 router plane with one iron and a No. 20 1/2 circular plane are included. 50 - 100
503. THREE ASSORTED WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. A No. 12 1/2 scraper, No. 71 router and No. 102 block plane are included. 35 - 75
504. THREE CLEAN CROSSCUT AND RIP HAND SAWS by H. Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included is a five and a half point No. D-8 rip, a nine point No. D-23 crosscut, and a ten point No. D-8 10 cross cut saw that is 26" long. 30 - 60
505. FIVE SHOWY LAYOUT TOOLS including an ebony try square, slitting and marking gauges. 40 - 80
506. FOUR CLEAN COOPER'S TOOLS including a croze, howel. rounder and chamfer knife. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 100 - 200
507. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS, all by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. All are D-7 and D-8 and all are clean, sharp and in usable condition. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 30 - 60
508. A LOT OF ASSORTED SHARPENING STONES including natural and man made types. Some are in their original boxes. 30 - 60
509. A COLLECTION OF EARLY LINE REELS including chalk and line types. All are very nicely patinated. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 30 - 60
510. A TWENTY-EIGHT INCH, FOUR POINT RIP SAW, No. 7, by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This example retains its original etching and is in excellent condition. 50 - 100
511. THREE CLEAN "KEEN KUTTER" FOOD GRINDERS, all by the E.C. Simmons Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri. Examples of the No. 11, 12 and 110 are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
512. An early "BEARDED" OFFSET HANDLE HATCHET used for hewing. A notched nail puller is set in the base of the handle. The early handle is likely the original. 80 - 160
513. A "YANKEE" ACCESSORY PARTS DISPLAY by Stanley Tools. Included in this well stocked case are bits, drills, etc. 75 - 150
514. TWO COOPER'S HEAD VISES including one three ring type. and another having a single, open loop. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 60 - 120
515. A CLASSIC BRASS BODY "CHARIOT" PLANE having a rosewood wedge and a cutting iron by J. Herring. 100 - 200
516. A METAL WORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a hammer, rounder and a trimming tool. 30 - 60
517. EIGHT EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including five by Gabriel and three by Frogatt. 50 - 100
518. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE HAMMERS including two cross pein type, napping and saddler types. 50 - 100
519. EIGHT BRASS AND ROSEWOOD GLASS CUTTERS including one marked Sharratt & Newth, some French pattern types in brss and one marked "British Made". 30 - 60
520. A most unusual SHORT BODY "TOOTHING" PLANE by E.F. Seybold, Cincinnati, Ohio. This example has a tight cheek crack, but is otherwise excellent. The cutting iron is by "W. Butcher". 50 - 100
521. A FORESTRY TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including three hand forged froes, two "beetles" and a turpentine hack. It that doesn't sound like the start of a great Christmas song, then I'm a partridge in a pear tree. 40 - 80
522. A rare "NO. 2" SIZE SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 2, by the Shapleigh Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri. This example has a rejapanned cap and a replaced front knob, but is otherwise complete and sound. 100 - 200
523. An unusual IRON LOG MARKING HAMMER that imprints the initials "K.K." We have obtained this hammer from the Grand Dragon of the Ku Klan of Kanada. The word "klux" does not translate into the French language and is therefore not used there. In Kanada, the Klan is politikally Korrect. 30 - 60
524. A LOT OF ASSORTED SMALL WRENCHES including 4" crescent types and some unfinished wrench forgings. The photographer who put together this picture compiled the words "SURRENDER DOROTHY" with transitional planes using the next lot he photographed. He was soon thereafter carried away by flying monkeys and we have not seen him since. 30 - 60
525. THREE EXTRA CLEAN COOPERS TOOLS, all by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. Included in this lot are a chamfer knife, draw knife and a "Nantucket" hoop driver. 100 - 200
526. A BRONZE BODY PATTERN MAKERS SOLE PLANE having beech infill. It is complete with four original bases and one original iron. 100 - 200
527. A LOT OF EARLY WOOD MOLDING PLANES including jtr., jack and smoothing types. All were found in Newburyport, Massachusetts. All are in need of some cleaning. 120 - 240
528. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT by various makers including auger bits, a transitional plane, a "Craftsman" rabbet plane in its original box, saw, a hand drill, hand vise, etc. 30 - 60
529. A "JUPITER" BRAND PENCIL SHARPENER by Favor, Ruhl & Company, New York, New York. This example is complete and in working order, but there are no markings on the tool. 50 - 100
530. A LOT OF HIGH GIZMOCITY ITEMS including crimping tools, a bull lead, hog tools, a "Fisherman's Friend", etc. Many hours of fun are included in this grouping. 30 - 60
531. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including bevels, try squares, marking gauges, etc. Many rosewood and brass tools are included in this lot. 40 - 80
532. FIVE EARLY IRON BIT BRACES including some English types. One "Nordic" type brace is included. 40 - 80
533. ELEVEN CLEAN AND USABLE MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, rabbet, bead, comple molding and dado types. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
534. A MISCELLANEOUS EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including agricultural and metal working types. Chisels, gouges, draw knives, shears, bill hooks, etc. are included. 60 - 120
535. THREE CRANK NECK PLANEMAKERS' FLOATS including round and flat types. All are in clean and usable condition. 40 - 80
536. TWO EXTRA CLEAN STANLEY ITEMS, both by Stanley Tools. Included in this lot are a salesman's counter pad in its original box and a set of 150th Anniversary screwdrivers in their original wooden box. 60 - 120
537. TWO COLLECTIBLE BRASS ITEMS including a flat body blowtorch and a sprayer by Dron-Wal. 60 - 120
538. A LOT OF EARLY TOOL CATALOGUES including examples by Starrett, Lufkin, Brown & Sharpe, Moore & Wright and a copy of the Stanley Tools book "How to Work with Tools and Wood". 30 - 60
539. A ROSEWOOD INFILL SMOTHING PLANE fashioned from cast iron and having a cracked and chipped handle. Offered for restoration. 35 - 75
540. FIVE EARLY SPECIALIST TRADE TOOLS including a caulking mallet and wheel, a denglestock, brass hammer and a decorative shoe maker's hammer. 30 - 60
541. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED COMMEMORATIVE ITEMS including many M-WTCA meeting souvenirs, a bronze tool wall hanging, cups, pottery, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 25 - 50
542. A CLASSIC REPRODUCTION BOW SAW by Gramercy Tools, New York, New York. This well made saw is made from ash and is in brand new, unused condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
543. THREE UNUSED WOODWORKING TOOLS including a N.E. Tool Works plane; an Ulmia marking gauge; and a Lignum vitae carver's mallet. All are in brand new condition. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 60 - 120
544. An EARLY PATENT BIT BRACE by A.W. Streeter, Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, patented January 8, 1867. This brace receives the "B" rating in "Patented American Braces". 50 - 100
545. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODEN VISES including saw filing, mitre and a wedge lock bench top type. 30 - 60
546. A HAND MADE WOODEN SAUSAGE STUFFER having hand forged hardware and the original tin horn for output. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 60 - 120
547. A MECHANICALLY COMPLEX COOPERS BUNG BORER complete with with multiple interchangeable bits. A mechanically interesting tool that is not marked with a maker name. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 60 - 120
548. FIVE EARLY AND UNUSUAL COOPERS TOOLS including a bung extractor, auger bits and head vises. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 60 - 120
549. FOUR EARLY COOPERS BRANDING IRONS including one that imprints the designation "Peach Brandy" and another that marks the name "A. Barron". 50 - 100
550. SIX LATER TYPE HAND SAWS, all by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. One is marked "Pacemaker" and another is fashioned from stainless steel. 25 - 50
551. FOUR SOCKET TYPE MORTISE CHISELS including two 1/2" size and examples in the 3/4" and 1" sizes. All are in usable condition. 50 - 100
552. A CANADIAN MINIATURE PLUMB BOB DISPENSER by Canadian Beaver. The outside of this device is marked with the price of ten cents. In the long lost days when "young people" collected tools, these devices were common across North America. By the way, the next time someone tries to tell you that marketing can somehow change the level of interest in tool collecting to the level of the "Golden Days", ask them to look at the aging pattern of the Baby Boom generation and then ask where the new collectors will come from. 50 - 100
553. TWO WEDGE ARM WOODEN PLANES including an unhandled plow by Madox and a sash filletster by Griffiths. 60 - 120
554. A GUNMETAL CHARIOT PATTERN PLANE having a rosewood wedge. This plane has been professionally cleaned and polished and is ready to display. 100 - 200
555. A MISCELLANEOUS EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a spoke shave, draw knives, a carving knife, scraper, marking gauge, etc. 40 - 80
556. A LOT OF FIXED AND ADJUSTABLE WRENCHES including examples by Gellman, Auto-Cle, Bemis & Call, Bonney, Cochran, etc. 60 - 120
557. An EARLY PATENT CLAW GRAPPLE by Seymour Rogers, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, patented March 1, 1870. There is some pitting on the body of this early mechanical device of graphic form. A great "wall hanger"--and cheaper than a frame. 20 - 40
558. THREE MILITARY BAYONETS including one extra long type and one early triangular type. Also included is a sword with scabbard. 60 - 120
559. A DIMINUTIVE BRASS CHARIOT PLANE having an extended mahogany wedge. This plane is in clean and usable condition. 80 - 160
560. A DECORATIVE STEEL DOUBLE CALIPER having "cutout" designs. A most unusual caliper of graphic form. 50 - 100
561. A COACHMAKER'S COMPASS SOLE PLANE having steel reinforcement in the throat. It is marked with the imprint of the original owner, one "J. Cain". 30 - 60
562. TWO UNCOMMON SARGENT TOOLS, both by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Included in this lot are a Brosnihan Patent wrench, patented September 4, 1900 and a large and early Sargent screwdriver. 50 - 100
563. A lot of NINE EARLY HAND SAWS including backing, keyhole and stair types. Makers include Moulson Brothers, Drabble & Sanderson, etc. 35 - 75
564. A MACHINISTS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Stanley No. 36 level, surface gauges, calipers, dividers, etc. Some unusual tools are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
565. TWO "AUTOSET" BENCH PLANES, both by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. A No. 710 smooth and No. 714 jack, both patented January 12, 1915 are included. Both are in excellent collector quality condition. From the John Delay Collection. 100 - 200
566. TWO PRECISION MEASURING INSTRUMENTS including a steam gauge with instruction manual by Dobbie McGinness and an optical setting tool. High tech. 75 - 150
567. THREE EXTRA CLEAN PRECISION TOOLS including a brass and IVORY drafting set, an ebony parallel rule and a sighting level by Short & Mason. 75 - 150
568. An 1880 to 1886 DEALER CATALOGUE by the Shapleigh Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri. This volume has been nicely rebound in leather. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 60 - 120
569. FIVE HANDLED SMOOTHING PLANES including examples by D.R. Barton, F.P. Eastman, Ohio Tool, G.G. Straw, and Smith, Lyon & Field. From the Robert Jones Collection. 40 - 80
570. A LOT OF WOODEN KEG TAPS including one marked "John Somers Best", "Peerless", etc. Some appear to be quite early. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 40 - 80
571. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including drills, a tap and die set, washer cutter, an Abraham's patent drill holder by Morse, etc. 30 - 60
572. A WORKING SET OF FOURTEEN COACHMAKER'S PLANES including molding, smoothing, rounding and rabbet types. 125 - 250
573. A MASSIVE PANEL RAISING PLANE, No. 114, by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. The heel of this clean and complete example is marked "2 3/4". 100 - 200
574. A COLLECTION OF FOUR KITCHEN ITEMS including two cast iron slicers and a bench-mount grater in its original box. 40 - 80
575. THREE EXTRA WIDE COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including examples by Sandusky, Ohio Tool and one that is not marked with a maker name. 60 - 120
576. THREE CAST IRON KITCHEN ITEMS including a cherry stoner, apple parer and a patent mop wringer. 60 - 120
577. A lot of EIGHT ASSORTED TOOL HANDLES including beech and boxwood types. All include their original tools. 60 - 120
578. A TWO-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE of IVORY and German silver, No. 88, by STANLEY. This rule has aged to a uniform light yellow. It is marked with the product number, but not the Stanley name. 80 - 160
579. TWO CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 71 closed-throat router, "Type 1", and a No. 140 skew blade block plane are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
580. TWO BRAND NEW HAND TOOLS, both by the Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. A No. TB-4 bevel and a No. CS-1 center square, both in their original boxes, are included in this lot. 100 - 200
581. TWO EARLY PATENT BOOT CUTTING PATTERNS by Elias Shopbell, Ashland, Ohio, patented January 27, 1863. An early and uncommon accessory to the shoe manufacturing trade. 50 - 100
582. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3, 4, 7 and No. 220 block plane, all in clean and usable condition are included. 80 - 160
583. A LOT OF TANG TYPE CARVING TOOLS including many assorted shapes. Makers include addis, buck and W. Butcher. 60 - 120
584. SEVEN CLEAN AND USABLE BLOCK PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 75 bullnose, No. 100 squirrel tail, No. 101 "toy", double-end No. 130, 9 1/2, 9 1/4 and No. 203 "schoolboy" block are included in this lot. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
585. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE SMOOTHING PLANES to include No. 3 "World War II" Type and No. 4 1/2 C, both by STANLEY. The japan finish of the No. 4 1/2 C has been "enhanced". 40 - 80
586. SIX INDIANA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including all complex type. Makers include Currie, Burke, etc. All are in need of some restoration. From the Jan Cover Collection. 125 - 250
587. A BEECH HANDLE PLOW PLANE, No. 97, by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. This well preserved plow has applewood arms and nuts and is in excellent working order. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 60 - 120
588. FIVE UNCOMMON STANLEY AWLS, all by STANLEY. Some "Hurwood" types and a burnisher, all clean and sound condition, are included. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 35 - 75
589. TWO CLEAN COACH MAKERS' TOOLS, both by E. Preston & Sons, Birmingham, England. A "lamb's tongue" router and a rabbeting shave are included in this grouping. 40 - 80
590. An ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a partial "Yankee" No. 100 tool set; a Millers Falls No. 107 set of carving tools; a No. 100 push drill; "Yankee" No. 41 push drill and an AMT router are included. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 40 - 80
591. A LOT OF ASSORTED PLIERS including "Eifel flash", "Super grip" type, etc. An interesting assortment for the advanced plier collector. 20 - 40
592. A COLLECTION OF DESK CALENDAR HOLDERS including some that are patented. Examples by W. Jayne, Crannock, N.T.Y., Bainbridge, etc. are included. 60 - 120
593. TWO UNUSUAL IRON PLANES including a center adjustable router and a shoot board plane marked "X104". 60 - 120
594. TWO "BEDROCK" BENCH PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 606 fore plane and No. 605 C jack plane, both in usable condition, are included in this lot. 75 - 150
595. A LOT OF ORIGINAL BOX HAND TOOLS, all by Stanley Tools. Three saw sets, a No. 59 doweling jig, No. 95 marking gauge, level glasses, nail sets, line levels and rules are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
596. TWO HANDLED PLOW PLANES including a Sandusky No. 119 and an Ohio Tool No. 97. Both have some thread damage. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 60 - 120
597. An EARLY OFFICE ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including many document stands. Some are patented. 60 - 120
598. A LOT OF ASSORTED WRENCHES including a Gordon Automatic, ice tongs, a hook, etc. Makers include S. & T. Co., Warwick, Fulton, etc. 35 - 75
599. A LOT OF MID-WEST MAKER PLANE PARTS including block, bench, and scraper type, etc. Frogs, caps, irons, etc. are included. From the Robert Jones Collection. 30 - 60
600. An UNHANDLED BOXWOOD PLOW PLANE marked with the owner imprint "M. Graff". This well preserved plow has a most appealing golden patina. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 80 - 160
601. A CAST IRON PLOW PLANE, No. 043, by the Record Tool Works, Sheffield, England. This example is complete with three original cutting irons in its original pasteboard box. 50 - 100
602. SIX BOXWOOD HANDLE GOUGES, all by William Marples & Company, Sheffield, England. Some crank neck types are included in this grouping. All are in excellent working condition. 50 - 100
603. TWO UNUSUAL AXES including a embossed O.V.B. single bit type and an early splitting axe marked with the initials "I.D." in Eighteenth Century pattern lettering. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 30 - 60
604. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 4 smooth, 4 1/2 C heavy smooth, 7 jointer and No. 65 low angle block are included. All are in excellent working condition. 80 - 160
605. A SALESMAN'S DISPLAY "CUTAWAY" REVOLVER by Arminius of Germany. This non-working display model is in new condition in its original box. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 75 - 150
606. FOUR EUROPEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS including a panel raising plane, plow plane, smoother and a double. marking gauge. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
607. A most unusual COOPER'S REAMER having six interchangeable heads. This well made tool is not marked with a maker name. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 60 - 120
608. A COMBINATION RAISING AND FLAGGING IRON by L. & I.J. White, Buffalo, New York. This rare cooper's tool was used for inserting "flagging" between the staves of barrels to insure a tight seal. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 50 - 100
609. A COOPER'S TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a flagging iron, croze, howel, shave, mallet, bung borer and chamfer knife. An interesting assortment in excellent collector quality condition. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 100 - 200
610. An early ADJUSTABLE BARN BEAM BORING MACHINE. This cast iron frame tool is in ready to use condition. 80 - 160
611. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE COOPER'S TOOLS including a cast alum. croze and a patented cast iron howel by Rochester, New York maker C.F. Close. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 50 - 100
612. SEVEN CLEAN COOPER'S TOOLS including a side axe, sun plane, scorp, "plucker", adze, hoop driver and draw knife. All are in clean and sound condition. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 50 - 100
613. A COLLECTION OF TEN BUNG SPIGOTS for wooden barrels. Some unusual types are included in this assortment. 60 - 120
614. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including several spatulas by A.H. Thomas; a bullet mold; hatchet; early medical clamp, spoon, etc. From the Norton K. "Bud" Brown Collection. 50 - 100
615. An AUTOMOTIVE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a "Neverstall" wrench; a set of "King Dick" sockets; and a group of English automotive tools. From the Norton K. "Bud" Brown Collection. 40 - 80
616. A BRACES AND BITS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Midway tool bit set and braces by Stanley and Sears. A six-inch sweep Stanley brace is included in this lot. 40 - 80
617. A LOT OF POCKET KNIVES AND SHEATHS including a presentation knife and stockman, Swiss Army and advertising knives, etc. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 30 - 60
618. A WORKING SET OF EIGHT WOODWORKING PLANES including skew rabbet, bead, complex molding, compass rabbet and tail handle hollow types. 125 - 250
619. A LOT OF CAST IRON WRENCHES including some carriage maker types. All are in clean and sound condition. 30 - 60
620. A HEAVY DUTY ELECTRIC COFFEE GRINDER by the Hobart Manufacturing Company, Troy, Ohio. This 1/3 horsepower motor example is in working condition. 50 - 100
621. A LOT OF THREE CLEAN AND USABLE PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 4 smooth, No. 113 circular and No. 220 block, all in clean and sound condition, are included. 60 - 120
622. TWO EARLY COMBINATION PLANES including a Stanley No. 46 and a Siegley Patent with four original irons. Also included is a set of cuttting irons for a Sargent combination plane. 75 - 150
623. A COLLECTION OF HAND FORGED CLAW HAMMERS including some retaining their original handles. Many shapes and types are included in this lot. From the David Pierson Collection. 60 - 120
624. TWO MID-WEST MAKER COLLECTIBLE TOOLS including a Diamond Edge level and a "Keen Kutter" meat grinder. 20 - 40
625. An EARLY WOODEN ROUNDING ENGINE. This very well made and thoroughly usable woodworking tool is marked with the imprint of the original owner, one "W. Hutchinson". 80 - 160
626. THREE HANDLED MOLDING PLANES including panel raising, fenced cove and washboard types. From the John Edwin Jones, Sr. Collection. 60 - 120
627. TWO WEDGE ARM PLOW PLANES including examples by J. Buck and Cox & Luckman. Both have four brass tips and both are in need of a light cleaning. 50 - 100
628. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including levels, planes, saws, folding rules, wrenches, etc. 30 - 60
629. A PAIR OF SIDE RABBET PLANES, No. 98 and No. 99, both by STANLEY. Both are marked with the "Type 11" trademark and retain some 85% of the original nickel plating. 80 - 160
630. THREE UNUSED NORTON WATERSTONES by the Norton Coated Abrasive Division, Troy, New York. Examples in the combination 220/1000, 4000/8000. 1000/4000 grits, all in unused condition in their original boxes, are included. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 30 - 60
631. A CLASSIC COOPER'S SUN PLANE by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. This well made plane has Lignum vitae strips inlaid in the sole. It is marked with Barton's distinctive half-circle imprint. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 50 - 100
632. A LOT OF FIVE ASSORTED HAMMERS including a Bell System hatchet, tinners and tack hammers. and a "Garden City" hammer in the nine ounce size. 30 - 60
633. A LOT OF FRAMING AND FIRMER CHISELS including examples by Witherby, Wwan. Pexto and Douglass. All appear to be in clean and usable condition. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 80 - 160
634. A LOT OF EARLY AND UNUSUAL COOPERS TOOLS including a head vise, marking hammer, brace, dividers and a "plucker". 80 - 160
635. An EARLY PATENT BIT BRACE by Harry Bartholomew, Bristol, Connecticut, patented may 24, 1870. This uncommon brace has been given the "B" rating in "Patented American Braces". 30 - 60
636. THREE CLEAN KITCHEN GRINDERS, all by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Examples of the No. 12, 13 and 32, all in clean and sound condition, are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
637. A YELLOW BIRCH "SPILL" plane complete with several original spills. These planes were used for producing curled wood shavings for transferring a fire from an open hearth to light a cigar or pipe. 40 - 80
638. A LOT OF THREE ASSORTED LAYOUT TOOLS including a Kellogg Patent tailor square, a rosewood try square. and a hand made wooden caliper. 40 - 80
639. A LOT OF SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS including a C.S. Osborne draw gauge, a stovepipe crimper, pig tattoo stamps, hand vises, etc. The tattoo stamps were designed for use with the domestic pig Sus Domesticus and not the tattooed sort frequently observed on the back of Harley Davidson motorcycles. 40 - 80
640. THREE STONE WORKER'S TOOLS including a "mill bill", stone napping hammer and a large stone dressing hammer. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 40 - 80
641. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 1080, by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. This equivalent to Stanley's No. 45 includes twenty-four original cutting irons in their original canvas roll. 80 - 160
642. SEVEN SARGENT MADE SMOOTHING PLANES including planes bearing the imprint of Zenith, Bluegrass, Merit, Firestone, Dunlap, Trustworthy and Sears. From the John Delay Collection. 60 - 120
643. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND SAWS including stair, veneer and rabbeting types. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 40 - 80
644. A LOT OF ASSORTED WRENCHES including alligator and plier types. Some unusual types are included in this grouping. 35 - 75
645. A LOT OF FIVE CLEAN CROSSCUT HAND SAWS including an Atkins No. 400, Disston aluminum handle type and saws by simonds, Bishop, etc. From the Erwin L. "Erv" Schaffer Collection. 40 - 80
646. An uncommon FOLDING HANDLE DRAW KNIFE by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. This is the first example of this type of tool by Sargent that we have seen. It needs a light cleaning, but is otherwise excellent. 30 - 60
647. FIVE SARGENT WOODWORKING PLANES, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Examples of the No. 408, 410 C, 422 and No. 107 and 207 block planes are included. Some have "enhanced" japanning. From the John Delay Collection. 80 - 160
648. A CLASSIC BOXWOOD WANTAGE RULE of the four-fold type. This very well preserved example is marked with multiple graduations. 60 - 120
649. A classic WOODEN COOPER'S BRACE having a turned wooden head and locking spoon bit. The knob holding the head in place is a replacement, but the tool is otherwise excellent. 80 - 160
650. THREE EARLY COLLECTIBLE KNIVES including a Collins bolo type, a bayonet marked W.D. with a "broad arrow" mark and a curvd sailor's knife. 50 - 100
651. An unusual MULTI-END NUT WRENCH having a round opening on the opposite end. 20 - 40
652. TWO SCREW ARM PLOW PLANES including an Ohio No. 100 handled type and an unhandled example by T. Clark that is dated "1832". Both are in need of some restoration. 40 - 80
653. FIVE EXTRA CLEAN STANLEY TOOLS, all by Stanley Tools. Included in this lot are a No. 7 jointer, No. 80 scraper, No. 18 bevel, a push drill and a "Yankee" screwdriver. All are in top collector quality condition. 40 - 80
654. A LOT OF WOOD MASHERS AND PESTLES. Some appear to be quite early and some are very nicely turned. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 25 - 50
655. A COOPER'S TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a spoke shave, draw knife, traveler, adze, flagging iron, scorp and jigger. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 100 - 200
656. FIVE ASSORTED HAND SAWS, all by George H. Bishop & Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. One is marked "Oriole" and the other "Zephyr". All are in clean and sound condition. From the Erwin L. "Erv" Schaffer Collection. 30 - 60
657. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including rules, try square, a brace, bevel, level, caliper, bench dog, hollow auger, etc. 60 - 120
658. TWO CLEAN PRECISION TOOLS including a Master No. 406 tape measure and a Schrade valve gauge. 20 - 40
659. A LOT OF BORING TOOLS AND SCREWDRIVERS including some extra long types, a small bit brace, hand saws, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 30 - 60
660. A STEPPED SET OF SIX PATTERN MAKERS' GOUGES, all retaining their original applewood handles and in clean and usable condition. 100 - 200
661. An early THREE-INCH BLADE CARPENTERS SLICK by W. Scott, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This tool was found in the vicinity of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania and the Scott whose name appears on the tool is likely the same who produced planes bearing the same name. From the John Edwin Jones, Sr. Collection. 150 - 300
662. An EARLY HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a router, traveler, spoke shave, marking gauge, folding rules, etc. 50 - 100
663. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES including a Sargent No. 714, a butt mortis plane and a ram's horn scraper. 50 - 100
664. A BUTT MORTISE ROUTER PLANE, No. 40 B, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This cast iron body plane is in new condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
665. An EARLY STYLE BLACKSMITH BUTTERIS of a horse hoof pattern. This tool has been professionally cleaned and polished. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 60 - 120
666. FIVE ENGLISH QUARTER ROUND MOLDING PLANES including sizes ranging from 3/16" to 3/4" widths. All are in excellent working condition. Makers include Berry, Parry & Son, Griffiths, etc. 50 - 100
667. TWO CAST IRON COOPERS TOOLS to include a croze and howell. Both are in excellent collector quality condition. 60 - 120
668. FOUR ASSORTED HAND TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are a No. 378 weatherstrip plane, No. 1427 block and No. 42 & No. 43 saw sets. 30 - 60
669. FOUR CLEAN COLLECTIBLE WOODWORKING PLANES including two "Keen Kutter" type, an Ohio No. O5 and a Birmingham block that has a replaced cutting iron. 35 - 75
670. TWO SWING FENCE TONGUE AND GROOVE PLANES, both No. 48, by STANLEY. Both early and later types in clean and usable condition are included. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 40 - 80
671. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. S-4 steel body and a No. 20 1/2 circular plane are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
672. SIX EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANES, all by Iohn Green. All are hollow and round type, including one pair in the No. 12 size. 50 - 100
673. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including planes, a hand drill, etc. Makers include Stanley, Sargent and Goodell-Pratt. 50 - 100
674. THREE EARLY KITCHEN ITEMS including a sifter, apple parer and a small Mt. Joy brand grinder. 75 - 150
675. THREE CLEAN ENGLISH WOODWORKING TOOLS including a William Marples brace, a mortise chisel by Butcher and a fancy marples screwdriver. 80 - 160
676. An IMPROVED COMBINATION PLANE, No. 050, by Record, Sheffield, England. This clean and usable plane is complete original cutters in its original wooden box. 60 - 120
677. A LOT OF ASSORTED GOUGES AND CHISELS including framing, firmer, paring and corner types. Makers include G.I. Mix, Lakeside, Keen Kutter, etc. 60 - 120
678. TWO SCREW ARM PLOW PLANES including an Ohio No. 100 handled type and an A. Howland handled example. Also included are some cutting irons. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 50 - 100
679. A WEDGE ARM UNHANDLED PLOW PLANE by Griffiths, Norwich, England. This showy plane has four brass tips and includes a group of cutting irons. 80 - 160
680. A LATER "BEDROCK" SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 603, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Type 11" trademark on this lean and usable example. 50 - 100
681. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS including a William McNeice patent handle type and saws by Atkins, Bishop, Disston, etc. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 30 - 60
682. A LOT OF TEN BRASS AND WOODEN PLUMB BOBS and a Lufkin oil gauge tape. One of the plumb bobs is by K. & E. 80 - 160
683. FOUR CLEAN PRECISION SPEED INDICATORS including one by Brown & Sharpe that having a 1910 patent date and examples by Starrett, and Veeder Root. 50 - 100
684. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 113 circular plane and a No. 81 scraper, both in clean and usable condition, are included. 60 - 120
685. FIVE MID-WEST MAKER HAND SAWS including crosscut and rip types. Makers include the Sheffield Saw Works, Indianapolis; "Everkeen"; Toledo Saw Company and Rutka. 50 - 100
686. TWO CLEAN EMBOSSED AXES including a Hibbard, Spencer & Bartlett "O.V.B." brand and a Fulton "Clipper" axe. 50 - 100
687. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS including a Disston No. 7 and No. 4 and an Atkins No. 3 back saw. All are in excellent working order. 40 - 80
688. A FANCY MECHANICAL TACKING DEVICE that has a reservoir for nails and a combination hammer and nail puller. It is marked with the designation "Patent/2057/0289". From the Legendary Lode of Interesting Americana of The King of Stuff®. 50 - 100
689. An EARLY PATENT KNIFE SHARPENER by H.L. Johnson & W.G. Stewart, Reading, Pennsylvania, patented July 24, 1888. This cast iron device has the patentee name and patent date cast in raised letters on the body. A scissors mechanism regulates the adjustment of a pair of honing stones. The first example of this device that we have seen. From the Legendary Lode of Interesting Americana of The King of Stuff®. 35 - 75
690. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE PLANES, all by STANLEY. A No. 113 circular, plane and No. 190 and No. 191 rabbet planes are included. All are clean and complete. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 60 - 120
691. A LOT OF ASSORTED SCRAPERS including No. 12, 12 1/4, 80, 82 and 112. Some have been modified and are offered for parts or restoration. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 40 - 80
692. A HART'S PATENT BIT BRACE by the Corbin Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Connecticut patented April 7, 1874. There is some pitting on the body, but this brace is otherwise clean and mechanically sound. 30 - 60
693. TWO PARTIAL STANLEY PLANES, both by STANLEY. A No. 39 dado plane in the 1" size that is missing its depth stop and a No. 45 body section only are included in this lot. 40 - 80
694. A TORMEK T-7 WATER COOLED GRINDER by sharptoolsusa, Brighton, Missouri. This dual-wheel grinder includes a large wheel and a leather strop wheel together with a wide range of accessories. It has been very little used. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 200 - 400
695. A LOT OF GEAR DRIVEN HAND DRILLS including breast and hand types. Some are in need of parts or restoration. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
696. A STEPPED SET OF FOUR DADO MOLDING PLANES including 1/4", 1/2", 5/8" and 7/8" sizes. All are in clean and usable condition. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
697. A TOOLS AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including shaves, saws, a food chopper, auger handle. rzaor strop, Eifel gear wrench, etc 40 - 80
698. A LOT OF PIPE AND NUT WRENCHES including examples by Richmond, "Perfect Handle", Billings & Spencer, Craft, etc. From the David Capizzano Collection. 50 - 100
699. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including leather pliers, punches, nippers, a bunion stretching tool etc. 30 - 60
700. A LOT OF NON-STANLEY BRACES including two "Keen Kutter" and three Millers Falls examples. 30 - 60
701. THREE EARLY PLANEMAKERS' FLOATS, all thin profile type. One has a double cut face. From the Robert Jones Collection. 60 - 120
702. A LOT OF THREE SARGENT TOOLS by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Included in this lot are a wing divider and a pair of pliers in their original boxes and a No. 1saw set. All are in top collector quality condition. 30 - 60
703. A MACHINISTS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a center square, surface gauges, fillet gauge set, trammels, a wire gauge, etc. 60 - 120
704. A PATENT JACK PLANE by Buckeye, patented November 22, 1904. This scarce plane is in clean and sound condition. 75 - 150
705. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by Stanley. Included in this lot are No. 34 and No. 36 levels, an awl, a tape measure, marking gauge and mitre square. 35 - 75
706. Both volumes of Roger K. Smith's books on Patented Transitional & Metallic Planes, including Volumes 1 and 2. both are in nearly new condition. Volume 1 has long been out of print. The finest books about antique tools ever produced. 60 - 120
707. A SEVEN-INCH SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 2, by STANLEY. This example is marked with the ca. 1900 "block letter" trademark. It could use a light cleaning, but is otherwise excellent. 60 - 120
708. A LOT OF HAND VISES AND ANVILS also including bench dogs, etc. Some unusual types, including some of solid brass, are included. 60 - 120
709. A LOT OF EARLY BRACES AND BITS, gimlets, center and spoon bits, etc. One is a "Yankee" Bell System type. 30 - 60
710. A PATENT UNIVERSAL COMBINATION PLANE, No. 55, by STANLEY. This example is complete with its original cutting irons in its original wooden box. 350 - 750
711. THREE ORIGINAL BOX HAND TOOLS including a "Yankee" No. 30 screwdriver; a Stanley No. 71 router of English manufacture; and a Millers Falls No. 2 hand drill. All are in top condition in their original boxes. 60 - 120
712. A HIP ROOF TOOL BOX, No. 888, by STANLEY. This example is missing its tray and is in need of some restoration. 60 - 120
713. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by Edware Preston & Sons, Birmingham, England. Included in this lot are a spoke shave, string router and a mitre clamp. 50 - 100
714. A LOT OF ORIGINAL BOX HAND TOOLS including planes, a Millers Falls blade honer, auger bits, a saw vise and a rule. Makers include Irwin, Millers Falls, Lufkin and General. 50 - 100
715. A CHRONIK'S PATENT THREAD COUNTER. This precision micrometer measuring device employs a magnfiying glass in conjunction with a precision scale. It was patented by August and Lewis Chronik of New York City on October 20, 1908. This example is in brand new in its original box. From the Legendary Lode of Interesting Americana of The King of Stuff®. 60 - 120
716. A DOUBLE END TONGUE & GROOVE PLANE, No. 148, by STANLEY. This plane has been nicely renickeled and appears as new. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
717. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including pliers, a Belden slater's hammer, Simonds rasps in their original box, a cobbler's hammer, German wrench, etc. 40 - 80
718. THREE INTERESTING WOODWORKING TOOLS including a maple marking gauge, burl carving mallet and a boxwood smoother that has a tight cheek crack. 50 - 100
719. THREE EARLY WOODEN TRAVELERS including one of Yellow Birch and others of beech. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 50 - 100
720. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODLAND TOOLS including a masting axe, broad axe, adze, bark spud and shingle ripper. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 40 - 80
721. THREE HAND FORGED "SNOW KNOCKER" HAMMERS of assorted sizes and types. One extra small size--the smallest we have seen--is included. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 40 - 80
722. THREE UNUSED WOODWORKING SAWS including examples by Sampson, Newbould Tyzak, etc. A "triple blade" type and a Japanese pull saw are included in this lot. 50 - 100
723. A LOT OF ASSORTED PRECISION TOOLS including levels by Smallwood and Lucas; slide rules by Faber and Sun Hemmi; and an unmarked slide rule and level. 30 - 60
724. A MASSIVE COOPER'S JOINTER PLANE having a 3 1/2" cutting iron. This oversize plane is in clean and usable condition. 80 - 160
725. A LOT OF WOODEN LAYOUT TOOLS including three panel gauges and a pair of early wooen dividers. 60 - 120
726. A LOT OF PRIMITIVE FARM AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS including a flail, shovel, rake, wooden paddles, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 75 - 150
727. A COMBINATION CROZE AND HOWEL. This manufactured type coopers tool is in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
728. THREE EARLY WOOD AND METAL BEVELS including examples by H. Tower, Eagle and a Sargent Patent screw lock type by Stanley. 25 - 50
729. A LOT OF ASSORTED OCCUPATIONAL PHOTOS including some agricultural scenes. All have been nicely framed. 50 - 100
730. An BRITISH BRACE HAVING A REGISTERED PATTERN LOCKING CHUCK. This well made brace has four brass plates affixed to the sides. 60 - 120
731. A SMALL HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a chisel, screwdriver, knives, an anvil, race knife, gun tool, etc. 35 - 75
732. THREE HOUSEHOLD CLOCKS including two wood body and one alarm type. Makers include Ansonia, Forestville and Westclock. 50 - 100
733. A LOT OF BRITISH CUTTING IRONS including jack, jointer, smoothing and molding types. 60 - 120
734. Eight brass and iron plumb bobs including examples marked "Exact", K. & E., Standard, Warren Knight, etc. 80 - 160
735. A COPPER CASED SLING PSYCHROMETER by the Taylor Instrument Company, Rochester, New York. These devices employ a pair of thermometers and are used in the determination of relative humidity. Don't ask how they work, and don't worry about having to figure it out yourself, should you be the winner of this lot. It is our experience that simply stating that what you have is a "sling psychrometer" will be sufficient to impress all within earshot that you are so far beyond them in technical expertise that they will be intimidated into never asking. Also, the next time you're on a flight and some know-it-all pilot starts talking about the "dew point", make an effort to engage him in conversation as you exit the cabin and ask if made the dew point determination using his own sling psychrometer. If he has one, you're in big trouble. If he doesn't, he'll look like he just lost both engines. This example is in new condition in its original slide top wooden case. 30 - 60
736. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODWORKING CHISELS including examples by Stanley, Witherby, et. All are in clean and usable condition. 60 - 120
737. A SAW TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including saw sets, saw vises, jointers. Some patented types are included in this grouping. 35 - 75
738. A COLLECTION OF TWELVE BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including surveyor and other types. One is fashioned from solid copper. Some unusual shapes are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
739. TWO EARLY CANDLE MOLDS including twenty and six candle types. Both have been painted with black paint. 100 - 200
740. THREE EARLY TOOL HANDLES including examples by Sargent and Millers Falls. Also included in this lot are a fancy rosewood bevel and a tack puller by C.S. Osborne. 60 - 120
741. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE MITRE BOXES, all with original saws. Makers include Stearns, Millers Falls and Stanley Nos. 150 and 358. 40 - 80
742. SIX MID-WEST MAKER HAND TOOLS including a Stout & Richey dado plane; C.G. Siewers try square and a Stanley transitional plane marked "J.H. Hebble, Cincinnati" 40 - 80
743. FIVE SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES, all by the Sandusky Tool Company, Sandusky, Ohio. Filletster, ogee, thumbnail, center bead and nosing types, etc. are included in this lot. 35 - 75
744. A LOT OF SPECIAL PURPOSE WRENCHES including one marked "Delavan, W. Des Moines" and other by Handy, Williams. A.C. Filter, Easy No. 2, etc. 50 - 100
745. A LOT OF ASSORTED PANEL MARKING GAUGES including also some trammels and a wooden square. The gauges are fashioned from mahogany, rosewood and boxwood. 50 - 100
746. A BENCH RABBET PLANE, No. 10, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the ca. 1920's "Sweetheart" trademark on this example, which could use a light cleaning. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 80 - 160
747. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES including a Union circular plane and Stanley planes No. 65, 71 router, 100 squirrel tail and No. 101 "toy" block. 50 - 100
748. SIX BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including examples by "Keen Kutter", Dietzgen, Millers Falls, Stanley, Lufkin, etc. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 75 - 150
749. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including dado, rabbet, hollow & round, bead, etc. 75 - 150
750. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This example is complete and ready to use. It is in top collector quality condition in its original box. 150 - 300
751. A PATENTED UNIVERSAL COMBINATION PLANE, No. 55, by STANLEY. It is missing the center bottom but does retain four boxes of cutting irons. 150 - 300
752. AN ENGLISH WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Jackson back saw, a Sheffield brace, some gimlets, a "gentleman's" brace, etc. 50 - 120
753. THREE CLEAN COLLECTIBLE WRENCHES including a 16" Perfect Handle adjustable type by H. D. Smith, a H-and-E pipe wrench, and one marked Anderson & Forrester, Denver, Colorado. 35 - 75
754. TWO "FOUR SQUARE" ITEMS by Stanley Tools including a 10" pipe wrench and a "Jr. Jack" plane. 60 - 120
755. AN UNUSUAL RATCHET FEED BENCH MOUNT DRILL by Goodell Pratt Company. This ratcheting stand holds a G-P breast drill which can be removed to be used separately. 50 - 100
756. A PATENT UNIVERSAL COMBINATION PLANE, No. 55, by STANLEY. This example is complete with four boxes of cutting irons. Included with the plane is a reprinted copy of the original instruction manual. 250 - 500
757. A LOT OF ELEVEN ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including hollows and rounds, bead, tongue & groove, astragal, etc. Marks are by English makers. 40 - 80
758. A 3" WIDTH CARPENTERS SLICK by George B. Curtiss fitted with its original turned handle. It is in excellent working condition. 90 - 180
759. A KITCHEN ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a slicer, a grinder, a scale, a sifter, a sugar tin, a metal flip top box, etc. 40 - 80
760. A PAIR OF ENGLISH COACH MAKERS' PLANES by Henry Otley, Manchester, England. These tail handle type have both flat and curved soles. 50 - 100
761. A LOT OF TWELVE ASSORTED CARVING TOOLS including examples by Buck Brothers and Herring. All are in clean and usable condition. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 60 - 120
762. TWO UNCOMMON MEASURING TOOLS including a Stanley No. 13 1/2 and a "Ladies Man" tape measure in its original box. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
763. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included in this lot are examples of the No. 45, No. 78, plane irons, a No. 4 smooth, No. 8 jointer, No. 80 scraper and No. 52 spoke shave. 80 - 160
764. A HAND FORGED IRON BEAR TRAP this well made trap is in excellent working condition and includes its original chain. We do not advocate the use of these traps on animals, but instead we would prefer that they be used on the sanctimonious. 200 - 400
765. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including blow torches, scales, a brass hammer, pliers, three wood pulleys and a grinder. 40 - 80
766. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including bamboo and fiberglass fishing rods, kitchen items, scales. a carpet stretcher, dividers, etc. 80 - 160
767. An EARLY LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including two travelers, a Kerby shoe measure having IVORY inlay, brass trammels and a slitter. 80 - 160
768. A COMBINATION WRENCH AND BRACE by the Lowentraut Manufacturing Company, Newark, New Jersey, patented December 4, 1894. This example of Johnston's Patent is in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
769. EIGHT SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODEN PLANES including a Burrowes screen plane, a router plane, channeling plane, rabbet, bead, etc. 50 - 100
770. THREE HOUSHOLD COLLECTIBLE ITEMS including a storage box, clog sole shoes and an early dipper fashioned from brass and iron. 80 - 160
771. A LOT OF "KEEN KUTTER" HAND TOOLS, all by the E.C. Simmons Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri. A grinder, razor, hatchet, hair clipper, hack saw, caliper and file are included in this grouping. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 30 - 60
772. An EARLY HOUSEHOLD ITEM OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a fireplace trammel, shears, a cork press, etc. 40 - 80
773. TWO EARLY FIVE GALLON WINE JUGS including one by R.M. Burd, Stratford an another brown jug marked No. 5. There is a chip on the rim of the Burd jug. From the Jonathan Harris Collection. 75 - 150
774. FIVE CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a D.R. Barton quarter round, a Goldsmith cove. a Sargent ogee, a Josiah King sash, etc. 50 - 100
775. A STEPPED SET OF THREE CROCKS including Nos. 1, 2 and 3 sizes. The No. 1 is marked "Bright & Company"1. All have some chips and/or cracks. From the Jonathan Harris Collection. 50 - 100
776. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including chisels, gouges, five disston saws, surface gauges, etc. 40 - 80
777. THREE CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by Stanley Tools. A No. 982 corner brace, H 1204 "Handyman" smoother and a Stanley No. 4 1/2 of English manufacture are included. 50 - 100
778. THREE EARLY FILM CAMERAS including examples by Kodak, Vitascope and Cinklox. From the Jonathan Harris Collection. 80 - 160
779. THREE OPTICAL RELATED ITEMS including a "magic lantern", Monarch camera with tripod and a cased toy trumpet. From the Jonathan Harris Collection. 40 - 80
780. THREE MID-WEST MAKER HAND SAWS including two Bishop crosscut saws and another by Zenith. 30 - 60
781. TWO GLASS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS including a butter churn. and an oil bottle marked with a patent date of June 24, 1919. 60 - 120
782. THREE STONEWARE COLLECTIBLES, all by the Western Stoneware Company. Two small borwn top jugs and a patented carrying vessel are included in this lot. From the Jonathan Harris Collection. 50 - 100
783. FOUR BRASS AND STEEL LAYOUT TOOLS including a set of of three bevels and a brass handle try square. 80 - 160
784. TWO EARLY "BEDROCK" BENCH PLANES, No. 603 and No. 605, both by STANLEY. The No. 3 has a ship from the front rail that will not affect its functionality. 50 - 100
785. FOUR NEW ENGLAND MAKER HAND SAWS including three by Simonds and a Stanley No. 780 marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 35 - 75
786. A H.N. PARKER PATENT BRACE by Mason & Parker, Winchendon, Massachusetts, patented December 5, 1893. This brace has received the "C" rating in the Pearson boook on "Patented American Braces. 30 - 60
787. A COOPER'S TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including shaves, a "jigger", chamfer knife and a side axe by C.L. Anson. 80 - 160
788. SIX ASSORTED LEATHER TOOLS, all by C.S. Osborne & Company, Newark, New Jersey. Included in this lot are two draw gauges, tracing wheels, a seam rubber and a channeling tool. From the Philip Delcamp Collection. 50 - 100
789. TEN EARLY IMPRINT MACHINISTS TOOLS, all by L.S. Starrett, Athol, Massachusetts. Included in this lot are rules, an inside caliper, pin vise, pitch gauge, depth gauge, rule, etc. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 60 - 120
790. TWO WOODEN MULTI-DRAWER TOOL CHESTS, both fashioned from oak. Both are in clean and sound condition. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 100 - 200
791. TWO EARLY STYLE BOW SAWS including one having a tiger maple body and another of beech. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 40 - 80
792. FIVE CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including an E. Safford quirk ovolo, cove and astragal; an H. Woodford quirk ogee; an Ohio Tool Company fenced ogee; and two that are not marked with a maker name. 40 - 80
793. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND SAWS all by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Examples marked "Pacemaker", "Air Master" and saws having aluminum and bakelite handles are included. 50 - 100
794. FOUR CLEAN MEASURING TOOLS including a Lufkin No. 125 and H 33 tape measure, two No. 1206 rules and a K & E Wyteface tape measure. 40 - 80
795. A "BEDROCK" JACK PLANE, No. 605, by STANLEY. This later style plane is in excellent working order. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 80 - 160
796. A LOT OF EARLY IRON ITEMS including jail and house keys and an iron cannon ball. 30 - 60
797. A CAST IRON PLOW PLANE, No. 043, by Record, Sheffield, England. This example is complete three original cutting irons in clean and usable condition. 40 - 80
798. NINE BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including some early types. Some unusual shapes are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
799. An early CAST IRON MITRE BOX, No. 244, by STANLEY, complete with its original saw. Also included in this lot are a brass back saw, stair saw and a dovetail saw. 40 - 80
800. A CAST BRASS PATTERN MAKERS' SOLE PLANE made from a No. 40 "scrub" plane. It includes four soles and one iron. 100 - 200
801. FIVE EXOTIC WOOD WOODWORKING TOOLS including two burl mallets, an unmkd rosewood smoothing plane, an applewood coach router plane and a mahogany spoke shave. From the Jonathan Harris Collection. 80 - 160
802. A HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including slicers, a scale. sewing tools, etc. 40 - 80
803. A LOT OF ASSORTED SARGENT TOOLS by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Nippers, a wire stripper, clamps, etc. are included in this grouping. 30 - 60
804. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including three screw boxes, one original tap and a small wooden plane. 30 - 60
805. FOUR SARGENT BRAND NUT WRENCHES, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Two six-inch size and two ten-inch size wrenches are included in this lot. From the John Delay Collection. 25 - 50
806. A LOT OF FOUR SARGENT HAMMERS, all by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Carpenter, farrier, and metal working types are included. All appear to be in clean, sound condition. 40 - 80
807. TWO BARREL GAUGING RULES including one in a fitted leather case and another solid boxwood dip type rule. From the Byron Boyer Collection. 50 - 100
808. A CASE IRON ROSEWOOD INFILL IRON SMOOTHING PLANE having a hearnshaw parallel cutting iron. There is a crack in the cheek of the wood, but the plane is otherwise excellent. 80 - 160
809. TWO EXTRA CLEAN MARKING GAUGES, both by STANLEY. A No. 77 rosewood and No. 92 rosewood and brass gauge, both in top collector quality condition, are included in this lot. 50 - 100
810. An ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including expansion auger bits, a drill set, push drill, glass cutter, drill index case, etc. 40 - 80
811. An EARLY PENNSYLVANIA GOOSEWING AXE of graphic form having an offset handle. graphic form. This early axe needs some cleaning, but it is complete and in sounc condition. 125 - 250
812. THREE EARLY APPLE PARERS including two Reading types and a primitive wooden example. 50 - 100
813. A CAST IRON RABBET BLOCK PLANE, No. 60 1/2 R, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This adjustable type rabbeting plane is in new condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 80 - 160
814. A LOT OF SEVEN HORN TYPE PLANES including smooth, spar and scrub types. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 30 - 60
815. A LOT OF OUTDOOR RELATED COLLECTIBLES including a Winchester level No. 9833, a Ka-Bar hunting knife, a patent insulator, gun loader, etc. 20 - 40
816. THREE FLAX AND WOOL PROCESSING TOOLS including a hetchel, wool cards and a large flax tool. 30 - 60
817. A PRECISION TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including levels, folding rules, a caliper, divider, marking gauge, slide rule, clapboard gauge, etc. 50 - 100
818. A BORING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including hollow augers, a spoke pointer, hand drill, ratchet auger handle, washer cutter, push drill, etc. 40 - 80
819. An EDGE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including chisels, gouges, a lathe sizer, sharpening stones, coach router, scraper, etc. 60 - 120
820. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKINIG PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3, No. 6 and No. 8 as well as a No. 80 scraper plane are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
821. A LOT OF PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS including many sizes and types. Both U.S. and English makers are included in this lot. 40 - 80
822. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including frame saws, a "commander", store grabber, a hand painted saw, raft auger, etc. 30 - 60
823. A LATER STYLE "GOOSEWING" AXE imprinted with a cow head mark. This graphic axe retains its original offset handle. 80 - 160
824. A LOT OF TEN ASSORTED WOODEN PLANES including jointer, grooving, nosing, dado, hollow & round, etc. All are in clean and usable condition. 50 - 100
825. THREE CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. A No. 39 in the 1" size that has a replacement cutting iron, a No. 113 circular plane and a No. 130 double end block are included. 60 - 120
826. A BORING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a rosewood handle "T" auger, spoke pointer, Scottish pattern bit brace, gimlet, reamer, etc. 40 - 80
827. SIX SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODEN PLANES including jointer. smoothing, compass, toothing, etc. Most are of English manufacture. 40 - 80
828. TWO SASH RELATED MOLDING PLANES including an Ohio Tool Company screw arm and a filletster by Hall, Case & Company. 40 - 80
829. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES, all by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Hollow & round, nosing, bead, dado and rabbet types, etc. are included. 60 - 120
830. A LOT OF ASSORTED WRENCHES including a double-end Baxter, Snap-on torque wrench, an early Bemis & Call and a railroad wrench from the N.Y.C. & Hartford Railroad. 60 - 120
831. A TAPS, DIES AND CHISELS OPPORTUNITY LOT all in their original boxes or displays. Included is a Hanson tap display that is substantially complete, soldering irons in their original boxes, etc. 50 - 100
832. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including hand vises, wrenches, a screwdriver, vise lock clamp, etc. 30 - 60
833. A LOT OF ASSORTED CARVING TOOLS. Most retain their original handles and are in usable condition. Makers include Butcher, Marples, Swan, Buck, etc. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 75 - 150
834. A COACHMAKER TYPE PLOW PLANE by Ames. This interesting wedge arm plow has a most unusual short skate. It is marked with the owner imprint, "Williamson". 75 - 150
835. A CAST IRON ADVERTISING SIGN by The Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan. This sign is designed for mounting with screws and is of substantial construction. 80 - 160
836. A CAST IRON BLOCK PLANE, No. 102, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. This adjustable block is in brand new, unused condition in its original box. From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 50 - 100
837. A LOT OF ELEVEN BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including some of graphic form. Some early types are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
838. THREE "OLD WOMAN'S TOOTH" ROUTER PLANES fashioned from mahogany, oak and birch. Also included is a horned scrub plane. 30 - 60
839. A LOT OF ASSORTED SCRAPERS AND SPOKE SHAVES including examples made from beech, birch and oak. Some are in need of restoration. 30 - 60
840. THREE EARLY PLANES including two by A. Fish, Lowell Massachusetts and an unmarked plow without a cutting iron. Also included is a 6" length dovetail saw. 50 - 100
841. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Stanley No. 6 plane; mortise attachment; auger bits; No. 78 filletster, etc. 30 - 60
842. A THREE-INCH LENGTH "GEM" POCKET WRENCH by Tower & Lyon, New York, New York. There are no markings on the tool, but the form is unmistakable. 40 - 80
843. FOUR BRASS BOUND FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 54, 62, 72 1/2 and No. 84 half-bound are included in this lot. From the Erwin L. "Erv" Schaffer Collection. 35 - 75
844. TWO CLEAN EMBOSSED AXES including a Cayuga with the head of a Native American who looks like an Indian and a "Black Raven". 40 - 80
845. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE BLOCK PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 18, 92 rabbet, 100 squirrel tail, 101 toy and No. 220 adjustable block are included in this lot. 60 - 120
846. An EARLY "BEDROCK" SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 603, by STANLEY. This example is complete and original, retaining some 90% of its original black japan finish. It is excellent working order, noting an early repair to a tight tote crack. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 50 - 100
847. A LOT OF SIX ASSORTED TOOL HANDLES including examples by Millers Falls, Hull, Fray, etc. Handles are of rosewood, maple and cocobolo. 40 - 80
848. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS including a Starrett hack saw; Disston No. 4 tenon saw; Disston "Junior" saw; and a Disston panel saw. All are in clean and usable condition. From the Dr. Stephen Pierrel Collection. 30 - 60
849. A LOT OF ASSORTED IMPLEMENT WRENCHES including Planet Jr., Starbuck. I.H.C., Vulcan, etc. 40 - 80
850. A WORKING SET OF SIX BEAD MOLDING PLANES including, all nicely boxed. Some slip-side types are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
851. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This early example is in clean, complete and usable condition in a craftsman made box. 80 - 160
852. A LOT OF SIX WOODWORKING TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3 C, 99 side rabbet, Victor and Defiance smooth as well as a try square and chisel are included in this lot. 35 - 75
853. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 3, 4, 5, 71 1/2 router and Two-Tone block are included in this lot. 35 - 75
854. An EDGE TRIM BLOCK PLANE, No. 95, by STANLEY. This early "arch" trademark example is complete and in usable condition. 40 - 80
855. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including many Shire publications, "Traditional Crafts in Britain", Building Early America", etc. 25 - 50
856. A LOT OF MACHINISTS HAND TOOLS, all by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Two marking gauges, a surface gauge, reversible screwdriver, countersink, scratch awl, etc. are included. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 35 - 75
857. A LOT OF ASSORTED COOPER'S TOOLS including a Mannebach shave, hoop driver, howel , croze, adze, drawknife, etc. From the Mary Lou Stover Collection. 60 - 120
858. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including folding rules, levels, bevels, calipers, dividers, a try square, etc. 25 - 50
859. A WORKING SET OF SEVEN BEAD MOLDING PLANES including sizes ranging from 3/8" to 1" widths. Makers include Moseley, Nurse, King, etc. 80 - 160
860. A SHARPENING ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including hones, honing oil, honing stones, etc. A sharpener's cornucopia From the Dr. Nathan Geurkink Shop and Collection. 35 - 75
861. A BENCH RABBET PLANE, No. 10 1/2, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Pat. '92" trademark on this clean and sound example. Some 75% of the original black japan finish and approximately 1/4" of the original cutting iron remain. 75 - 150
862. A RARE CAST IRON PATENT INCLINOMETER LEVEL by W.B. Mellick, St. Louis, Missouri, patented December 3, 1889. This example has a cracked casting but an intact inclinometer dial. It is offered for parts or restoration. From the Legendary Lode of Interesting Americana of The King of Stuff®. 120 - 240
863. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES including pump log, rabbet and grooving types. The pump log plane has an adjustable fence. 30 - 60
864. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a froe, spoke shaves, draw knife, hammer, scraper, dividers, etc. 30 - 60
865. A WOODEN SAW BOX AND HAND SAWS including crosscut and rip types. Makers include Disston, Spear & Jackson, etc. 30 - 60
866. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a mitre box, hammers, combination squares, a brace, draw knife, clamps, etc. 80 - 160
867. TWO EARLY PATENT SAW SETS including a Hart patent dated October 21, 1873 and a Newton Patent dated July 21, 1863. 30 - 60
868. THREE BOXWOOD HANDLE CHISELS, all tang type. One 1/2" and two 3/4" width examples are included. Makers include Ward, Sorby and Howarth. 50 - 100
869. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Sargent tool handle, small draw knife, Billings & Spencer wrench, Bostwick Patent saw set and a Stillman Patent saw set. 50 - 100