Live Free or Die Antique Tool Auctions

A Division of Martin J. Donnelly Antique Tools

Indianapolis Fall Listed Antique Tool Auction

Auctions: October 17 and October 18, 2008

Quality Dealer Sale: Friday, October 17, 2008 07:00 pm - 10:00 pm (During Preview)

Tailgate Sale: October 17 & 18, 2008

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Auction Listing for October 17 and October 18, 2008
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1. Peter Lieber was a secretary to General Oliver Morton during the Civil War. He and brother Hermann bought the brewing firm of Gack & Biser in the 1870s and renamed it the P. Lieber Brewing Company. Hermann sold his interest in 1880 to William Schrever. Three brewing companies were formed the basis of the Indianapolis Brewing Company in 1887. Casper Maus, founded in 1868. P. Lieber Brewing Company. C. F. Schmidt Brewing Company Peter Lieber was the president of the new company. Albert Lieber, Peter Lieber's son was the first managing director. They both were Republicans but changed allegiance because of a temperance plank in the party's platform. Peter was very involved in Democratic politics and was the messenger who took Indiana's electoral votes to Congress one year. Peter was appointed Counsul to Duesseldorf in 1893 by President Grover Cleveland. They made Ozotonic and malt extract before and during prohibition. Reincorporated as Indiana Breweries, Inc. after prohibition (1933). Renamed back to Indianapolis Brewing Co in 1935. A correspondent writes "My mother was going through an old box and discovered numerous items from our family's history. Among these items are stock certificates for 'Lieber Brewing Corporation'. They are dated January 1935. The Indianapolis Encyclopedia reports that the IBC closed in the 1940s when the president, Lawrence Barden, went to jail for short-filling bottles. Brands included Circle City, Crown Select, Duesseldorfer, Lieber's Gold Medal Beer ("Tastes Right, Named Right"), Progress Beer. Located on the northwest corner of what is now New York and University Boulevard on the IUPUI campus. They won a gold medal for their Duesseldorfer in Paris in 1900. There was a "magnificent industrial parade" when they returned with the medal. They also won the grand prize gold at the St. Louis World's Fair in 1904. Kurt Vonnegut's grandfather was Albert Lieber. The recipe for a dark lager beer that Peter Lieber devised was brewed by Wyncoop Brewing, Denver, in 1996 to celebrate the new library there. It was called Kurt's Mile-High Malt. A "secret ingredient" of the brew was coffee. The company put out a set of baseball trading cards in 1916. In 1938 they appealed a case to the US Supreme Court to fight Michigan's beer importation laws. They lost. This case has been referenced many times including G. Heilman's bankruptcy and many cases about mail-order beer sales. 10 - 20
2. A pair of hardwood mud pads. for draft horses. for muddy roads. 30 - 60
3. A lot of small size hammers by various makers including cigar box, tinsmith. some are brass. 20 - 40
4. A tongue & groove gauge by Southern Pine Association. "Standard match". most unusual. 60 - 120
5. A showy lignum vitae plumb bob. graphic grain patter. boxwood screw cap. damage at base 150 - 300
6. A "Pat. Pending" stamp by the Perfection Machine & Tool Works. This early appearing stamp was produced in Detroit, Michigan. 20 - 40
7. A CARPENTER'S WHIMSY HOLLOW HORN PLANE. The inside of the plane is hollowed out for storage. The owner's initials "O.K." have been tastefully inscribed on the tool. 60 - 120
8. An early hand forged clamp. decorative filework very nicely patinated. 15 - 30
9. A plane parts opportunity lot by various makers including 603/604 lever cap. k.k. No. 10 blade. k.k. blade, Stanley 9 1/2 30 - 60
10. A hunting motif shadow box. guns, photos. boots, decoys, etc. 20 - 40
11. A beech handle cigar box opener by C. Gray & Sons, Sheffieldwith a brass ferrulein excellent condition. marked "Criterion" 30 - 60
12. A pair of adjustable gauges by Parks-Cramer Company, Charlotte, North Carolina. "Patented appd. for". unknown function. 30 - 60
13. Three special purp. marking gauge by various makers including roos layout gauge. wheeler patented 1916. **twelve in one tool** 30 - 60
14. A topps framing tool try square by G.A. Topp & Company, Indianapolis, Indianawith horsehead trademarkin clean and sound condition. 30 - 60
15. Four clean & usable hand saws by E.C Atkins & Company, Indianapolis, Indiana. mitre box type. back, keyhole. **"Junior" jr-4** 30 - 60
16. A 1884 surveying instr catalogue by T.F. Randolph, Cincinnati, Ohio. some face tearsin clean and sound condition. 35 - 75
17. A cooper's adze, No. 3, by L. & I.J. White, Buffalo, New York. original condition in ready to use condition. 40 - 80
18. A miniature burl mallet. early handle. superb patina. 30 - 60
19. A coll. of seven early hand vise. one 18th century typ. many sizes and types. 30 - 60
20. Three clean folding rules by various makers including Stanley No. 13. "Four square" type. **rabone No. 1380 3 foot** 35 - 75
21. A lot of later type woodworking plane by Stanley Tools. smooth, jack, block. handyman, defiance. two-tone, etc. 30 - 60
22. Four unusual tools and implements. cane with hammer head. forged "Masher". **pumpkin chopper, s'driver** 40 - 80
23. A stylus operated calculator by Lightning Adding Machine Company with instructions. new condition, original box. 30 - 60
24. A lot of five mid-west maker planes by various makers including k.k., Ohio tool. crescent, etc. 50 - 100
25. A hand made iron plow plane. forged fittings. swan neck handle. 75 - 150
26. Three clean & usable woodworking planes by Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. hdld. t/g pair. clean jack plane. 35 - 75
27. Three uncommon saw sets by various makers including kohler, canton, o. disston cast iron. **polished steel type** 25 - 50
28. A coll. of carpenter name stamps by various makers including s. spencer, f. creed. e.a. gay, a. cross. e.j. clement 40 - 80
29. An unusual log marking hatchet. initials "V.b.'. also lion logo. 80 - 160
30. A lot of four woodland tools. cant dog, picaroon. bark spud, brush kn. 40 - 80
31. Four early american life books by Eric Sloane. reverence, seasons. museum, American boy. 50 - 100
32. A boxed set of auger bits by Irwin Auger Bit Company, Wilmington, Ohio. original paper labelin nearly new condition. 50 - 100
33. A SHOP CAST FLAT SPOKE SHAVE of graphic form. 35 - 75
34. A lot of contemporary edge tools by various makers including swedish chisels. Millers Falls carving chisel. palm chisels, scorp 50 - 100
35. 6 foot "Four square" tape measure, No. 7366, by STANLEYwith 4 square logo. extra crisp and clean. 50 - 100
36. A lot of five machinsts levels by The L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. 6" and 8" plumb types. No. 135, cross test. All appear to be in clean, sound condition 50 - 100
37. Two precision instruments by various makers including magnetic pipe finder. prec sighting level. 60 - 120
38. Three early philada. type branding irons. t. jacquatt,. i. livergood. **m. fulton** 40 - 80
39. Two extra clean folding rules by various makers including Stanley No. 66 3/4. No. 36 1/2 upson nut. 40 - 80
40. A rare beryllium nail puller, No. N1, by E.G.R. "Marked Made in U.S.A ."In nearly new condition. 50 - 100
41. A lot of five clean spoke shaves by various makers including No. 60, 66, 67. No. 51 and 151 double. 60 - 120
42. A classic bung starting mallet. "Pat apl'd for". wire twist handle. 25 - 50
43. A "Perfect handle" draw knife by H.D. Smith & Company, Plantsville, Connecticut. 8" blade lengthin clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
44. A 3/4" shoulder rabbet plane, No. 92, by STANLEYappears to date from ca. 1930's trademark. 99% original nickel. 75 - 150
45. A collection of bicycle wrenches by various makers including some unusual types. one graduated handle. 80 - 160
46. A diminutive advertising wrench by Minneapolis-Moline Tractors. unused conditionappears to date from ca. 1930's type. 30 - 60
47. An early cast iron "Horse anchor". incised casting. early and excellent. 50 - 100
48. Two precision scales by various makers including both original boxes. both clean and sound. 60 - 120
49. An unusual nickel plated block plane, No. 18, by STANLEY. all but cutting iron. also "Little victor". l.v.: modif. screwithrepl. iron 50 - 100
50. Two "Keen Kutter" signs by the E.C. Simmons Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri. one reproduction. honold hdw. beaufort. 100 - 200
51. Two unusual metallic planes by various makers including one sim. met. pl co. other marked "Patent". 60 - 120
52. A household & farm tools opportunity lo by various makers including cigar molds, br. pum. veg. slicer, bells,. 60 - 120
53. Three multi-purpose combination tool. graduated set of 3. all clean and sound. 60 - 120
54. A massive double marking gauge, No. MG-2, by Bridge City Tool Company, Portland, Oregon. rosewood and brass. new condition, original box. 60 - 120
55. A precision hand tools opportunity lot by various makers including 2 plumb bobs original boxes. plumb bob case o.b. rule, wrenches 50 - 100
56. A lot of four woodland tools by various makers including bark spud, br. axe. picaroon, felling ax. felling axe: embossed k.k. 40 - 80
57. Three cast iron waffle irons by Griswold Manufacturing Company, Erie, Pennsylvania. No. 18 heart and star. all with bases. 80 - 160
58. A lot of small size cast iron cookware. pots, fry pans. skillets, grinder. 50 - 100
59. A bicycle monkey wrench by Overman Wheel Company, Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts. center adjustment patented jan 6, 1891. 35 - 75
60. A "PEERLESS" FRUIT JAR wrench by Peerless & Company, Cleveland, Ohio. The body is marked "Pat. Appl'd For". The tool appears never to have been used. 30 - 60
61. Three brass "Ladyleg" calipers by various makers including graduated sizes. steel friction jts. 50 - 100
62. A lot of three logging tools by various makers including peavey, picaroon. kent pattern axe. 50 - 100
63. Three shipwrights jack & try planes by various makers including all made from rosewood. form maine coast. 60 - 120
64. A pattern maker's sole plane. four soles. six blades. 60 - 120
65. Three early cheese testers by various makers including h. boker with hammer. others unmarked. 40 - 80
66. Three special purpose rules by various makers including "Novelty electric". rubberoid lmbr ga. **sterling head seamstress gauge** 60 - 120
67. A connecticut pattern hand adze by Isaac Greaves, Sheffield, England. original lbl. on blade. newer type handle. 60 - 120
68. Six cast brass spoke shaves. flat and complete soles. All are in usable condition. 50 - 100
69. Six clean coll. hand saws by various makers including winch. old trusty. b. and m. r.r., k.k. **atkins flooring, etc.** 60 - 120
70. Three clean & usable woodworking planes by STANLEY. No. 3, 4 1/2 smooth. No. 118 low ang. blo. 50 - 100
71. Two uncommon collectible tools by various makers including a.a. welsh patented marking gauge. kokomo level in box. 35 - 75
72. A lot of assorted level accessories & levels by various makers including level stand, sights. some small levels. many are Stanley 60 - 120
73. Three inch size hexagonal level by Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Havin, Connecticut. no number imprintin clean and sound condition. 80 - 160
74. Three early & graphi stair saw. hdld. cherry type. tail handle type, etc. **some have repairs** 80 - 160
75. Five extra clean spirit levels by STANLEY. No. 3, 5, 13, 30. No. 95 brass bound. 75 - 150
76. Four uncommon tool book by various makers including Stanley: boxwood/ivi. eaton: ultimate brac. **sellens: wdwk planes, etc.** 80 - 160
77. A lot of i5 assorted carving tools by Buck Brothers, Millbury, Massachusetts. maple, rosewood, walnu. scoop and straight typ. 75 - 150
78. A lot of assorted tape measures by various makers including lufkin, semco. farrand, baldwin, et. 40 - 80
79. A lot of assorted woodworking plane by various makers including Stanley, Millers Falls, shelt. sears, etc. block, smooth & jack 35 - 75
80. An early single end log marking hammer. marks "W i x". metal hammer head. 80 - 160
81. A saddler's grooving compass by C.S. Osborne & Company, Newark, New Jersey. adjustable cutter. Rare and in excellent condition. 35 - 75
82. An early hand forged cutting tool. butteris shaped. unknown function. 30 - 60
83. A cast iron frame hack saw by Union. marked "8 in". hardwood handle. 30 - 60
84. Two steel board measure rules by The Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan. one marked cleveland. both are worn. 60 - 120
85. Three fld. handle draw knives by various makers including jennings, palmer. nobles patent. 60 - 120
86. A seven wood & metal spoke shaves by various makers including preston coach types. brass shave, etc. 35 - 75
87. A precision bench level. fitted wooden box. very little used. 20 - 40
88. An early japan finish combination plane by STANLEYwith 1 h/r pairappears to be complete. 40 - 80
89. A cooper's tools opportunity lot by various makers including chamf. knives. hoop driverg. head vises, shave, etc. 80 - 160
90. A lot of assorted oil cans by various makers including some quite early. brass and iron type. also small blow torch 25 - 50
91. Two early combination planes, No. 45, by STANLEY. japan and nickel types. all clean and sound. 75 - 150
92. Three special purp. woodworking plane by various makers including horned toothing. compass, small jack. **fruitwood & beech** 60 - 120
93. Two uncommon jack planes by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. shaw patent. No. 714 autoset. 40 - 80
94. A curve blade draw knife. distinctive form. most unusual. 60 - 120
95. Three early patent household tools by various makers including thayer patented stove tl. patent egg whip '94. **newey's kut-cut tool** 50 - 100
96. A saw and saw tools opportunity lot by various makers including o.k. saw set. saw tools, saws, etc. 50 - 100
97. A lot of native american artifacts by various makers including arrow and spear pts. other stone items. 50 - 100
98. Four clean and usable hand saws by E.C Atkins & Company, Indianapolis, Indiana. No. 21 metal saw. 100th anniv. xcut. **12 pt. finish, flooring type** 80 - 160
99. A massive panel raising plane by C. Eymann, Cincinnati, Ohioappears to date from ca. 1850 only. American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition: 3 stars (b). 100 - 200
100. A mist. gadgets opportunity box lot by various makers including micrometer, punches. stamp,tombstone bell. fish spear in case, dibble 100 - 200
101. A precision tools opportunity box lot by various makers including levels, scribe,punch. sighting levels. 60 - 120
102. Two "No. 2" size plane by various makers including Sargent No. 407. Stanley No. 2. **both need cleaning** 90 - 180
103. A copy of the CATALOGUE OF ANTIQUE TOOLS BY MARTIN J. DONNELLY. Reports indicate that this may be the greatest antique tool catalogue of all time. A comprehensive value guide comprised of 320 pages featuring 6500 tools. 60 - 120
104. A hand forged tools opportunity lot by various makers including hammer, nippers. froes, bench dog. auger bit, die stock, etc. 50 - 100
105. A lot of assorted folding rule by various makers including lufkin bevel. rabon, Stanley, etc. 40 - 80
106. A later "Bedrock" jointer plane, No. 608 C, by STANLEYappears to date from ca. 1910 trademarkin clean and usable condition. 120 - 240
107. A later "Bedrock" jointer plane, No. 607, by STANLEYin excellent condition. 75% of the original paint remains. 75 - 150
108. Two foot, four fold folding rule, No. 82, by STANLEY. arch jt., full boundwith board tables. **needs lt. cleaning** 40 - 80
109. A seven clean & usable woodworking planess by various makers including No. 3 c, 4, 5, 5 1/2. 9 1/2, 110,57 mf router plane. 40 - 80
110. An unusual hand tools opportunity box lot by various makers including lozier cycle wrench. stevens patented vise. porland wrench, boring mach bi 80 - 160
111. A folding two man saw. dis. for storage. most unusual. 35 - 75
112. A rare brass head machinists hammer, No. B 4, by STANLEY. 32 ounce type. replaced handle. 90 - 180
113. A rare "Duo claw" hammer by Cripe Tool Company, Clarkston, Michiganappears to date from ca. 1950's typewith original research. 80 - 160
114. A "George washington door stop hatchet by Newton Manufacturing Company, Newton, Iowa. cast aluminum head. superb condition. 20 - 40
115. A folding dry measure folding rule by W. & L.E. Gurley, Troy, New York. made by lufkin rule. scarce and sound. 80 - 160
116. A lot of early cast iron cookware by various makers including pots, fry pans. covered pot, etc. 80 - 160
117. Two early wooden tool chest. multiple drawers. many original tools. **nicely repainted & refinished** 200 - 400
118. A lot of animal abuse tools by various makers including hog hldr, scrapers. pig snouter. hog ring tool 40 - 80
119. A ten extra clean molding planes by various makers including h/r, bead, fillet. All are in usable condition. 50 - 100
120. A seven non-Stanley rules by various makers including lufkin No. 1086. starrett 460. broken preson double. slide, etc. 50 - 100
121. A lot of seven wrench by Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Havin, Connecticut. No. 1022 pipe. six double. open end. 90 - 180
122. A vise, anvil & work bench by Hobbies, England. nickel plated. unusual and excellent. 60 - 120
123. A combination pipe & nut wrench by Bemis & Call Company, Springfield, Massachusetts. rare size and type. schulz No. 841 (a). stamped "2nd quality" 75 - 150
124. Two spec. purpose molding planes by various makers including auburn mvg. fillet. scioto adjustable sash. 35 - 75
125. A lot of exotic wood marking gauges by various makers including panel and mortise type. also pad saw. 90 - 180
126. An EARLY "BEDROCK" FORE PLANE, No. 606, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the "Pat. Apl'd. '92" trademark on this clean example, which retains some 90% of the original black japan finish. 75 - 150
127. A low angle transitional plane, No. 25, by STANLEY. "Type 11" trademark. 90% of the original paint remains. 80 - 160
128. A miscellaneous hand tools opportunity box lot by various makers including preston double. shave. Stanley 1193 level. wood plane, etc. 50 - 100
129. An early patent cast iron griddle by S. Manufacturing Company, New York. patented january 25, 1881in clean and sound condition. 75 - 150
130. Two "D" handled carpenters slicks by various makers including both hand forged. flat and rnd. shafts. 80 - 160
131. A precision adjust die stock. distinctive form in nearly new condition. 50 - 100
132. A collectible items opportunity lot by various makers including winchester marking gauge. k.k. aspar. knife. duck decoy anchor, etc. 35 - 75
133. Three board measure rules. two are hand made. one mfg. type. 40 - 80
134. Four clean complex molding planes by Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. three ogees. ogee/astr. 60 - 120
135. A "Gage" smoothing plane, No. G 22, by STANLEY. smalles size. chip from tote tip. 40 - 80
136. A lot of iron & aluminum levels by various makers including two starrett type. line and square types. some hexagonal types 50 - 100
137. THREE DETROIT MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an example by B.B. and W.R. Noyes and two by J.M. Slater. 60 - 120
138. Five spec. purpose hammers by various makers including two log marking. cobblestone. **two coal hammers** 60 - 120
139. A collection of European plane by various makers including smooth, scrub. dovetail, plow. coach rabbet, etc. 80 - 160
140. FOUR BRASS HAND TOOLS including a bullnose plane, an anvil, spokeshave and a brass bound rule. 60 - 120
141. A lot of four early style axes by various makers including right and left hand. most original handles. 50 - 100
142. Five assorted woodworking planes by various makers including Stanley 24, 127, 606. siegley transitional. **bridge tool co. transitional** 60 - 120
143. Two screw arm wooden plow planes by various makers including Ohio tool 96 1/2. sandusky No. 125. **both some thread damage** 75 - 150
144. Five pairs of trammels by various makers including Stanley "No. 2" size. Stanley No. 4. **starrett precision adjust** 60 - 120
145. A hollow auger brace by Goodell-Pratt Company. Rare and in excellent condition. nicely repainted. 50 - 100
146. An unused "Musical" saw by Mussehl & Westphal, Ft. Atkinson, Wisconsinin nearly new condition. all original etching. 50 - 100
147. A jackson & gorham patent hand saw, No. 28, by Disston & Morss, Philadelphia, Pennsylvaniawith integral level. missing scribe. offered for restoration 80 - 160
148. A poosh-m-up slugger baseball game by Northwestern Products Company, St. Louis, Missouriappears to date from ca. 1950'sin its original box. 60 - 120
149. Two early & uncommon hand saws by various makers including "Disston and son" rip. ec simmons true blue. 30 - 60
150. A rare "Jenny" transisional plane, No. 037, by Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. most unusual type. complete and original. 90 - 180
151. A maple carpenter's rule, No. 71, by STANLEY. "English" graduation. special order type?. 60 - 120
152. A pair of side rabbet planes, No. 98/99, by STANLEY. complete and originalin ready to use condition. 100 - 200
153. A collectible items opportunity box lot by various makers including fluting iron, iron. nut cracker, pens. cigarette lighters, tractor, e 90 - 180
154. A right hand handle plow plane, No. 119, by A.C. Bartlett & Companywith contour grip. fruitwood arms/nuts. 60 - 120
155. A kyle's patent joist brace by William H. Kyle, Akron, Ohio. patented February 18, 1913. excellent mechanical condition 60 - 120
156. A lot of woodland tools. log carrier, peavey. picaroon, bark spud. commander mallet 80 - 160
157. Six quick adjust wrenches by various makers including h. and e., johnson. belkin, long. **matthews, unmarked cam type** 60 - 120
158. Two clean & usable woodworking planes by STANLEY. No. 20 circular. No. 4 1/2 "S.m." trademark 60 - 120
159. A patented "Little worker" sewing machine by Aukam Hermann & Company, New York. Most of the original decal remainssin excellent condition. 100 - 200
160. Two uncommon layout tools by various makers including s'ton takedown sq. starrett stair gauge. 30 - 60
161. A patent skate sharpener by Berghman Company, River Forest, Illinois. patented April 6, 1920. new condition, original box. 35 - 75
162. A lot of five woodland tools. brush hook, cant dog. limb chisels, etc. 60 - 120
163. A lot of early type auger bit by various makers including pod, center, forstne. also gimlet handles. 50 - 100
164. A massive 15" riving froewith original mallet. excellent wkg. condition. 40 - 80
165. An open- side rabbet metallic plane, No. 507, by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. 85% original paint. complete and original. 80 - 160
166. An early advertising wrench. "Borsum's metal poli. Rare and in excellent condition. 100 - 200
167. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE HAMMERS including a small axe by Hubbard; an Osborne cobbler's hammer; and a small metal working hammer by D. Maydole. 60 - 120
168. Four extra clean spirit levels by various makers including stan. 3, 5, 12" no #. stratton brass bd. 60 - 120
169. Three sash related molding planes by various makers including bensen and mc call adjustable gardner and murd. fxd. **e. & t. ring moving filletster** 60 - 120
170. An adustable cast iron scraper, No. 3076, by Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Havin, Connecticut. 90% of the original paint remains. unmarked iron. 90 - 180
171. A skew blade combo plane, No. 46, by STANLEY. full nickel plating. one original iron. 98% original nickel 50 - 100
172. Six clean & usable draw knives by D.R. Barton & Company, Rochester, New York. cooper, carpenter. one masting type. 60 - 120
173. Five non-Stanley woodworking planes by various makers including everkeen No. 8. Ohio No. 07/075. **union 411, Sargent block** 75 - 150
174. A household tools opportunity lot by various makers including grinder, cork press. ice tools, chipper. 30 - 60
175. Four clean cooper's tools by various makers including barrel mkg. hammer. two styles adze. **"Little giant" traveler** 80 - 160
176. A SHIPWRIGHTS LIGNUM VITAE JACK PLANE. This extra heavy body plane has a dramatic grain pattern. 60 - 120
177. Three partial woodworking planes by STANLEY. No. 2 repl. knob. No. 95 No. cap/bl. **No. 140 crack in cap** 50 - 100
178. Three prs. of brass trammels by various makers including Stanley No. 2. two unmarked prs. 50 - 100
179. A multi-purpose combination plane by STANLEY. some original irons. No. 48, books, etc. box of blades for No. 50 60 - 120
180. Four quick adjust wrenches by various makers including harvey patent. cochran, gearrench. **boston wrench co.** 90 - 180
181. A lot of early iron braces by various makers including some spofford type. also assorted bits. 60 - 120
182. A precision surveyor's "Wye" level by T. Cook & Sons, London, Ontario. enamelled brass. original case/tripod. 150 - 300
183. A hand cranked doweling machine, No. 77, by STANLEY. three original cuttersin clean and usable condition. 300 - 600
184. Two clean & usable woodworking planes by STANLEY. No. 79 double. side rab. No. 40 1/2 "S.w." trademark. 60 - 120
185. A core box plane, No. 57, by STANLEY. nicely renickeled. missing turnbuckle. 100 - 200
186. A ten 4" size "Crescent" wrenches by various makers including bet'r grip, b and c. barcalo, herbrand. bergman, diamond, etc. 80 - 160
187. Two sets of quick adjustable pipe wrenches by various makers including four hoe patent. three "Craft" type. 125 - 250
188. An "Autoset" jack type bench plane, No. 714, by Sargent & Company, New Haven, Connecticut. 85% original finishesin clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
189. A "Fray" drill & brace by STANLEY. rare "Stanley" mark. complete and excellent. handles repainted for i.d. 80 - 160
190. A lot of fishing & gun related tools by various makers including molds, punches. reels, axe, etc. 50 - 100
191. A lot of original box items by Stanley Tools. dowel jig, depth gauge. butt gauge. two pairs of level sights 60 - 120
192. Five uncommon small nut wrenches by various makers including quixet, moss. 74. bohn, barnes tool. **double german type** 60 - 120
193. TWO EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. Included in this lot are a No. 71 router plane with two original cutting irons and a No. 18 block plane. 75 - 150
194. A seven non-Stanley bench planes by various makers including smooth, circular. block types. Ohio, marsh, Sargent, etc. 60 - 120
195. A lot of railroad marked tools by various makers including santa fe adze and hatchet. b.r. and p. rwy wrench. a.t. & s.f. wrench, etc. 50 - 100
196. Two large pairs of taps & die stocks. for woodwork. 1" and 1 1/8" sizes. **both usable condition** 50 - 100
197. Five extra clean boxwood rules by STANLEY. No. 18, 32, 34 1/4 v. No. 62 and 68. 40 - 80
198. Three early "Sugar devils" by various makers including some are patented. one is repaired. **all have pitting** 60 - 120
199. A rare 10 1/2" scrub plane, No. 40 1/2, by STANLEY. , 'Sweetheart') trademark. "Enhanced" japanning. 80 - 160
200. A precision hand tools opportunity lot by various makers including engraved mach. sq. tap and die set. starrett indicator, etc. 100 - 200
201. A lot of wood handle adjustable wrenches by various makers including two "Perfect handle". coes, p.s. and w., etc. 60 - 120
202. EIGHT SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS including many having rosewood handles. Included in this lot are tool handles, pad saws, a piano hammer, etc. From the Floyd Ridley Collection. 60 - 120
203. A lot of three logging tools by various makers including peavey, picaroon. broad axe. 40 - 80
204. A jeweler's transfer wax holder by Geldert. cast iron body. new condition, original box. 75 - 150
205. A hand forged slaters hammer. made from a rasp. great patina. 100 - 200
206. A "Centennial" 11 pt. crosscut saw, No. 76, by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. patented June 23, 1874in clean and sound condition. handle is refinished 35 - 75
207. A winchester brand steam iron, No. W 50, by Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Havin, Connecticutwith original standin clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
208. Five early & unusual hand saws by various makers including disston acme 120. two butcher type. **"Table" saw, etc.** 30 - 60
209. Four early & unusual hand saws by various makers including spear and jack. br bk. beardshaw xcut/ten. **groves panel type** 35 - 75
210. An automatic drill display stand by Millers Falls Company. from hdwe. storein excellent condition. 30 - 60
211. A cast iron carpenters level by Davis L. & T. Company (Unmarked). 95% of the original paint remains. pin size chip rail. 100 - 200
212. Three boy scout hatchets by various makers including plumb, bridgeport. collins axe. **all clean & sound** 60 - 120
213. Two early type woodworking planes by STANLEY. No. 50 japan finish. No. 48 japan finish. 50 - 100
214. Three mvg. filletste molding planes by various makers including Ohio tool. p.s. francisco. **j. denison** 90 - 180
215. Four musical instr. mkrs. planes. side snipe pair. walnut scrapers. 60 - 120
216. A lot of unusual early hand tools by various makers including caulking mallets. fence stretcher. rope winder, etc. 90 - 180
217. Five clean & usable woodworking planes by various makers including stan. 5c, 6, 78, 80. Ohio No. 06 c. 50 - 100
218. Three foot related collectibles by various makers including one leg engr. skate. two boot jacks. 75 - 150
219. A TONGUE & GROOVE PLANE, No. 148, by STANLEY. Designed for then-standard 7/8" stock, this example is ready to be put to work. 50 - 100
220. Two broom makers tools. screw clamp. broom mkrs handle 50 - 100
221. An unusual early wooden boot chack. w; handle grip. made fr. yellow birc. 60 - 120
222. A stuffed bullnose metallic plane by H. Slater, London, England. 1 1/8" width. i. sorby cutting iro. 80 - 160
223. A cast iron plumb & level by M.W. Robinson, Brooklyn, New York. l.l. davis patent. 98% of the original paint remains. 80 - 160
224. A wood & transitional plane opportunity box lot by various makers including clamps, levels, etc. many usable parts. 20 - 40
225. A solid brass miner's dip needle. knurled outside edgein clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
226. A builder's level and transit, No. 99 F, by The L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusettsin a fitted wooden case. clean and complete. 90 - 180
227. Two precision measuring tools by various makers including December register. caliper. am. piano co. gauge. 50 - 100