Brass wheelwright's traveler, complete and fine.

Unmarked cooper's sun plane, nice OHIO TOOL iron, very good overall.

Coopers croze, very nicely made.

Smaller wooden hags tooth router.

Wooden clapboard marker, we could not find any makers name on it, very good.

Two wood planes: handled complex molding plane, NO IRON, very good overall; and a CHAPIN-STEPHENS UNION FACTORY jack rabbet, tote broken at base and will need to be replaced, both nickers intact, the main wedge is broken and needs to be replaced.

Nice DECATUR COFFIN CO. spiral screwdriver, very good overall.

Ebony & brass 8-inch spirit level, has brass plate covering top and bottom, fine overall.

Stanley No. 148 match or tongue & groove plane, complete and fine.

THE CHALLENGE BOYS TOOL CHEST wooden chest with finger jointed construction, nice paper label on inside of lid, comes with a smattering of tools including a few center bits, DUNLAP wooden marking gage, ice pick, etc.

Stanley No. 48 tongue & groove plane with swinging fence, needs both blades (ones from a Stanley 45 will work), very good overall.

Scarce buggy whip holder out of an old hardware store or buggy shop, very good.

Stanley No. 49 tongue & groove plane with swinging fence, much harder to find than the No. 48 and this one is complete and fine.

Fletcher Patent No. 1744700, glazing point driver for securing window glass in the wooden sash, very good.

LAVIGNE MFG. CO. DETROIT brass oiler, fine,

Two Stanley iron block planes: No. 203 missing the cam that locks the lever cap down, the rest is very good; and a No. 103 that is complete and very good.

Lot: Three folding keys and small iron pocket level that can be attached to square.

Three iron block planes: Stanley No. 9 1/2, needs good cleaning, complete and very good; Stanley No. 56? low angle with adjustable throat, very good overall; and a No. 110 style with what looks like a Sargent front knob, good to very good.

Two decorative brass wheels used by bookbinders to decorate the covers etc.

Craftsman (Sargent) 7-inch low angle block plane with knuckle jointed lever cap, very good overall.

Brass wheelwright's traveler marked PATENT, but we have no idea who made it or what the patent applies to, very good overall. (top in photo)

Stanley No. 140 Type I rabbeting block plane with skewed blade and removable side.

Brass wheelwright's traveler marked PATENT, but we have no idea who made it or what the patent applies to, very good overall. (top in photo)

Stanley 6-inch low angle iron block plane with nickel plated cap, very good overall.

Unusual wooden smoother with adjustable throat marked PETE CALLEN MILWAUKEE, a fine plane by this contemporary maker.

Mahogany? panel gage with wedge-locking head, very nice overall.

Scarce BREWSTER'S PATENT SAFETY REIN HOLDER, very good.

Small brass or maybe copper anvil, unmarked, very good overall.

Brass violin maker's plane with palm pusher, plane has radiused sole, very good overall.

Small brass or maybe copper anvil, unmarked, very good overall.

Two small coach or carriagemakers planes; one with convex sole, the other has an applied convex sole, both are very good.

D.M. DICKENSON SHEFFIELD 3-bladed veterinary fleam, very good

Small pair of nice brass trammel points; one has a pencil holder cast into it, both come on a small rosewood beam, fine.

Six assorted bitstock tools including a reamer; three center bits, gimlet, etc. All are very good.

Four Stanley plane parts: throat closing attachment for a No. 71 router; dated slitter and rear depth stop for a No. 45 or No. 55 plane; and a nickel plated round fence for No. 66 hand beader.

Two Stanley levels: small pocket level that can be attached to a square, both are very good.

Two pocketknives WITNESS single blade with TAYLOR'S LAMBFOOT logo on blade, very good to fine; and a 4-bladed MONARCH 2234 JAPAN that is fine.

Nice wooden framed wheelwright's felloe saw with a 40-inch blade, hand forged hardware, the wooden frame has some bug holes, a nice decorative piece.

Two single bladed SCHRADE "OLD TIMER" pocket knives; the larger one has LADDOK logo on blade and is fine; the smaller one has light rust on both sides of the blade, should clean to good or better overall condition.

Ruhstrat, Gail & Co. Chicago vintage cigar-box opener, with their brand TIGER CUBANAS, very good.

Four little advertising pocketknives: LOCUST GLASS & PAINT IMPERIAL money clip with knife blade and file, fine; PEORIA MACHINE & PARTS CO. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS & MACHINE SHOP both blades have light rust; GTE GENERAL TELEPHONE folding multi tool incl. knife, bottle opener, screwdriver and file, very good; and an all-steel BARLOW 2-blade marked on handle DEXTER, very good.

Smaller blacksmith tongs for holding round items, fine.

Two pocket knives: KUTMASTER 3-blade with TUNGSTEN logo etched on main blade, fine; and an IMPERIAL 3-blade, very good overall.

Stanley No. 100 mini tailed block plane, RULE & LEVEL CO. logo on blade, very good overall.

Four advertising knives: RUSS MOTORS MONMOUTH ILL 3-bladed, very good; KEISTER'S, INC. "YOUR TIRE CENTER" 2-bladed, MOP handle slabs, very good; TWOMEY COMPANY multi tool, knife, scissors, file, tweezers, and tooth pick, fine; and a similar knife to the previous one but with yellow handle slabs, spring for the scissors fell out and may need to be replaced, very good.

BARRY & WAY N. YORK, unhandled screw-arm plow plane, screw-operated depth stop, one blade included, very good overall.

Three pocketknives: IMPERIAL 2-blade, very good; JOHN PRIMBLE BELKNAP 2 bladed, very good; and an ULSTER 3-blade that is very good.

Unusual wood & brass sticking tommy to hang a candle, well made.

Two pocket knives for parts or restoration: JACKKNIFE SHOP CHICAGO single blade, one handle slab is chipped, good overall; and a unknown make handle marked "Your Two Line Ad Printed Here" blades rusty and slabs have white mold or something similar.

Fine MARPLES ebony stuffed brass ULTIMATUM bit brace with intact ivory ring in head, one of the best we've seen has owner's name J.K. WOOD stamped into brass in two places, a fine brace overall.

Fancy little boxwood plane with ivory mouth radiused in both directions, fine.

Small unmarked brass anvil paperweight, very good overall.

Stanley No. 96 blind nail plane with patent date in side, just add your 1/4-inch chisel and you're set for hiding those finish nails.

Small nickel or chrome plated anvil paperweight, very good overall.

JAMES BEE SHEFFIELD plated Sheffield-style bit brace, very good overall.

Pair of OAK LEAF squares: try square with 6-inch blade, fine; and a try & miter square with 7 1/2-inch blade, blade has been cleaned but shows some light pitting, good overall.

E. BALDWIN unhandled screw-arm plow plane, screw-operated depth stop, one blade included, very good.

Nice rosewood & brass torpedo level, looks English, very well made.

Two wooden planes: Continental 1/2-inch round marked J.N below a crown on the toe, very good; and a small Continental plane with steel wear plate on sole, no blade, the integral tail handle has a big chunk broken off, good overall.

Wall mounting cast-iron buggy whip holder, unusual shape, found with a big collection of country store items including other buggy whip holders.

Original pasteboard box from THE AMERICAN CRAYON CO. includes three "OLD FAITHFUL" full crayons and parts of several others

Lot: PONDS IOWA HUSKER PAT. FEB. 19, 1867, missing a piece; and a Stanley auger bit gauge, very good.

Small brass anvil paperweight, marked on top "FROM HARVEY WOODS TO FORGE OUR FRIENDSHIP," very good.

Wooden mallet and a badly abused and bent mortising chisel.

Small brass anvil paperweight, marked on top "COKEL BROS. BLACKSMITH & WELDING, MONMOUTH, ILL., very good.

H. BOKER 5/8-inch screw box, very good.

Small brass post office box door attached to a wooden case that has been turned into a bank, very nice.

Another small brass anvil paperweight, marked on top "FROM HARVEY WOODS TO FORGE OUR FRIENDSHIP," very good.

Pair of CROWN TOOL skewed pairing chisels in original plastic pouch, fine.

Unknown make 12-inch 4-fold ivory & German silver No. 70 caliper rule, very good overall.

Lot: PEXTO pony shave with 4-inch blade, very good; & an early ink eraser.

Pair of leather tools: fine rosewood handled C.S. Osborne saddler's knife; and an unknown adjustable leather slitter with rosewood handle, needs some very light rust cleaned off of the bar.

Fine 3x3x12 Ebony block, great for turning. Has original price of $59.99 on it.

Stanley No. 386 jointer gauge or fence for iron bench planes, has SW-logo on bracket, complete and fine.

Fine William Marples ULTIMATUM ebony-stuffed brass bit brace, this is only the second one we have sold that does not come with an ivory ring in the top handle, marked several times with former owner G. ENTWISTLE's name, fine overall.

Disston & Sons 12-inch No. 65 brass-bound mahogany? plumb & level, PAT. OCT. 29, 1912, complete and fine.

Fine mahogany? & brass MARPLES marking & mortise gauge.

Fine STANLEY 12-inch NO. 1193 brass-bound mahogany & plumb & level with SW logo & having most of the original decal a fine level.

Unusual PALM TREE MAWHOOD SHEFFIELD marking & mortise gauge with unusual screw adjuster, first we have seen or sold.

Fine Stanley 12-inch brass-bound rosewood plumb & level, both vials intact, a very nice level.

Four handsaws: 24-inch Disston No.12 with 12ppi plate, nice handle, faint etch, very good overall; 20-inch Disston panel saw, scuffed but intact handle keystone medallion, very good overall; 20-inch Atkins panel saw, needs light cleaning, nice handle, very good overall; and an unknown make 22-inch that has been rehandled and the original handle holes did not work for the new handle, good overall.

SHAPLEIGH HARDWARE CO. saw jointer, D.E. (Diamond Edge) No. 55. Still has some japanning, very good.

Three hand saws: 28-inch Disston D8? with light rust on plate, nice thumb hole handle, will clean to very good; Disston No. 12 with full carving, 26-inch 8ppi plate, good to very good overall; and an unknown make 22-inch panel saw, good to very good overall.

Handled draw gauge for cutting leather straps, harnesses, etc. DIAMOND EDGE with C.S. Osborne & Co. marked blade, very good.

Two saws: Freud 22-inch 10ppi with fine etch, very good handle, fine overall; and a 26-inch TYZACK with 6ppi plate, partial etch remains, very good overall.

Disston cast iron saw handle, PATENTED AUG 28 1877, has some japanning left and a Keen Kutter screw head.

Three saws: 26-in Disston D-12 "LIGHTWEIGHT" with 10ppi plate, very good; 22-inch with handle broken in two places, Keen Kutter medallion, light rust on blade; and a Spear & Jackson SPEARIOR SHEFFIELD 22-inch 10ppi panel saw, needs light cleaning, very good overall.

Saw set SHAPLEIGH HARDWARE DIAMOND EDGE (E.C. Stearns), very good.

Keen Kutter K160 6-inch combination slip joint pliers in original box. The pliers are fine, box is in excellent condition, save for a melted rubber band.

Large double sided DETECTO produce scale with pan, very good

Lot of six cloth bank bags from assorted historic St. Louis banks: two unmarked; large BOATMEN'S BANK; and small MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY; another small and worn MERCANTILE TRUST; and a worn GENERAL BANK GENERAL BANKSHARES CORP.

Lot: Three old cleavers, one marked St. Louis Butchers Supply St. Louis & made by Wm. BEATTY & SON CHESTER, PA.; an old knife marked I. WILSON; and a sharpening steel that needs the handle reattached.

Two six packs: BILLY BEER & CLINTON COLA, that were on top of a cooler in the market; two or three cans in each 6-pack had ruptured and were empty, and much of the paint is missing from one of the BILLY BEER cans.

A VESS wooden soda crate for quart bottles, very good.

Coin operated postage stamp machine, this too was on top one of the coolers in the market.

Several old tin cans, a BUD LIGHT St. Louis BLUES aluminum bottle, full; old Coca-Cola bottle, Velveeta wooden cheese box; BUTTER-NUT coffee tin; AG OREGANO tin, Van Dutch ALL-PURPOSE COCOA tin & paper box; tab-top Coke can; and more that were all on top of a cooler in the market.

Large wooden table on wheels that the Crumps used to cut meat on years ago. The legs are loose and the top is a little warped but, with a little planing and the legs reinforced, it will make a good starter bench for a woodworker or other craftsperson.

Four stainless meat hooks, one is slightly bent but all are very good and usable.

PALCO Patented (May 4, 1915) canteen made by the Worcester Pressed Aluminum Co. of Worcester MA, this one is complete and fine. (U.S. Pat. No. 1,138,517)

Scarce Bennett & Bloedel geared bit brace and corner drill, Patented Oct. 10, 1905, this example is missing the crank handle, but every one of the 7 or 8 other examples we have sold had what looked to be a crude owner-added handle, so we're not sure any of the crank handles were ever finished as nicely as the rest of the drill.

Lot: Stanley HANDYMAN iron block plane, complete and fine; and a pitted ratcheting wrench marked LEONARD on one side and KELVINATOR on the other side, ratchet works, and there is both a hex nut wrench and a square opening at end of handle, good overall.

Pair of paint or putty knives; the thinner one is marked DIAMOND EDGE

Holt Patent (U.S. No. 235,532) bit brace made on a patent issued Dec. 14, 1880 to Gardner L. Holt of Springfield, MA, complete and very good.

Pair of Millers Falls tools in original boxes: No. 590 Torpedo Level in very good original box, level is fine; and a No. 188A push drill in a worn box that needs the corners reinforced with tape.

Pritzlaff Hardware Co. (Milwaukee) 10-inch ratchet brace, complete and fine.

EIFEL-FLASH PLIER WRENCH KIT in original canvas pouch with three jaws, very good to fine overall.

Specialty plier-type tool marked "PROPERTY OF HEATON-PENNINSULAR BUTTON FASTENER," fine overall.

PLUMB pickle fork needs some buffing but will clean up nicely.

Yankee No. 41 AUTOMATIC DRILL or push drill in original pasteboard box, complete and fine.

Two 5-inch pocket or bicycle wrenches: SPRINGFIELD DROP FORGING; and STERLING No. 1 by FRANK MOSSBERG PAT. NOV 13,'00, both are fine.

Pair of wooden beading planes: 3/8-inch SAFFORD astragal? with eagle & shield logo on toe, very good; and a G. WHITE 5/16-inch with dark tropical boxing, fine.

NEVERSLIP 13-inch wrench marked THE JONSON WRENCH on one side and NEVERSLIP MANUFACTURING CO. NEW BRUNSWICK NJ on the other side, and marked PATENTED on the top jaw, very good.

Two side bead planes: D. DANBERRY NEW BRUNSWICK NJ single boxed 1/2-inch small chip on right behind mouth, very good overall; and C.S. SEE 5/8-in. double boxed, very good.

NOS wooden hammer handle marked CB&Q LINK (Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad), it hasn't even be sawed to accommodate a wedge, fine; and a LUFKIN TOOL CO. No. 3881 4-fold 36-inch rule, well worn and discolored.

Pair of SAWYER TOOL CO. "BEES WAX JOINT" outside calipers, both are fine.

TIME BOOK COMPLIMENTS OF NORTHWESTERN STATES PORTLAND CEMENT CO. MASON CITY, IOWA, never written in, the cloth covering the spine is coming off, fine overall.

Pair of narrow tongue & groove planes, both are very good to fine.

Two LUFKIN zig-zag rules: 72-inch No. X46 "RED END" with brass slide, fine to near new; and a 48-inch No. 524 with DOYLE LONG SCALE and having a folding hook, complete and fine.

Unusual little saw with four hooks soldered to the blade. It has been suggested that it was designed to hold keys. The hook closest to the handle needs to be resoldered as it is loose.

Rosewood & brass SOUTHINGTON TORPEDO level, fine overall.

SHAW DICKINSON SOLE MAKER NEW YORK brass and ivory glass cutter, on small crack where handle meets the brass, very good to fine overall.

GENUINE RICHARD KELL brass plumb bob with reel that screws into a brass case, comes in original pasteboard box with label and tag from FINE TOOL SHOP, fine to near new.

Two caliper rules: Stanley 4-inch No. 136, complete and fine; and a Stanley? No. 38 ivory & German silver, the numbers are hard to see on the yellowed rule, the caliper and joint are fine

Lot: pair of Craftsman No. 335-3956 brass stair gauges; and a plastic pouch of five miniature tool charms including a Crescent wrench; screwdriver, claw hammer, pocket knife and plier. Pouch marked INTERCAST miniature tools really work-try them!"

Lot: iron toy 4-inch try square; mini pressed steel plane with slide in cap that is marked "PAT. APL'D FOR" likely intended to sharpen carpenter pencils, very unusual; and a small toy hammer with round wooden handle.

Lot: Stanley No. 32 12-inch 4-fold caliper rule, SW logo, intact indexing pins, very good overall; No. 69 12-inch 4-fold rule, very good; and a Circa 1956 ALCOA ALUMINUM STANDARD SCREW GAGE, fine.

Two printing blocks that depict tools: one features a smooth plane; and the other has a plane, level, screwdriver and chisel, both are very good.

Two advertising pieces: folding product list of the LOGAN CO. LOUISVILLE, KY Bank Grills; Office Rails; Iron Gates; Wire Fences, Fire Escapes; Railings; Pipe Rails, Iron Stairs, Builders' Iron, Wire Guards, very good; and a similar piece listing the woods and dimensions offered by Edward Hines Lumber Co. Chicago ILL. Kiln dried PONDEROSA PINE, Idaho White Pine, Northern White Pine, Southern Yellow Pine, Cypress-Redwood, Northern Hemlock, Northern Hardwoods, Kiln Dried Douglass FIR, Red Cedar Shingles, Western Spruce, very good.

Pair of brass miter templates; one marked C.H. JOHNSON, both fine.

Tiny hammer marked FRANCE with rosewood or ebony handle, needs a little work to get handle all the way into socket and get it secured, very good overall; and a mahogany & brass bevel, appears early, very good.

Three 1/4-inch fully boxed wooden center bead molding planes: OHIO TOOL (faint mark); WILLIAMSBURG MA with faint mark; and DR BARTON, complete and fine.

Large TILLESTON BOSTON 15-inch cornice or crown molding plane measures stock is 5 1/4-inches wide, missing the boxing, has chips from both aft corners, can be restored to usable condition.

Three wooden molding planes: OHIO TOOL 43 1/8 3/4-inch case molding plane, good; T.J. M'MASTER inch tongue plane, very good; and a A.C. BARTLETTS OHIO PLANES fully boxed table plane, good overall.

GARDNER C. MURDOCK BOSTON 14 1/2-inch cornice or crown molding plane, fence on left side is cracked and missing two of the original screws holding it, handle broken and glued, very good overall.

Three wooden molding planes: OHIO TOOL NO. 41 center bead double boxed, has two fence holes in stock from a previous screw-arm fence that is now MIA, rough; No. 137 OHIO TOOL 5/8-in. table plane, fully boxed, chipped at toe, good overall; and a No. 105 AUBURN TOOL CO. single boxed 3/8-in. side bead, very good.

E.C. SIMMONS KEEN KUTTER fencing pliers, 10 1/2-inches long, very good.

Three wooden molding planes: double boxed complex profile marked T. UNDERWOOD TOOL DEALER BRADFORD, fine; CREAGH CIN'T O. single boxed 3/8-inch side bead, very good; and a SEYBOULD CIN'T 1/2-inch single boxed side bead, top rear edge of stock has been chewed on by a bad rat, good usable condition.

HALL, CASE & CO. (1847-1852) screw-arm fillister plane, one intact nicker & one MIA, boxwood boxing, one of the large nuts is cracked all the way thru on one side, intact depth stop, missing blade, good wedge, with a bit of restoration this will make a great user. HALL, CASE & CO. was absorbed by the OHIO TOOL CO.

Lot of eleven assorted files, all marked with either the DIAMOND EDGE or SHAPLEIGH'S logo, all very good.

Lot of two DIAMOND EDGE ratchet braces: DE80 & DE-6 IN, both very good.

Lot of two DIAMOND EDGE snips or pruners: No. DECP with green painted handles and a pair with the NORVELL-SHAPLEIGH HARDWARE CO. Diamond Edge logo, both good.

Lot of two NORLEIGH DIAMOND Shapleigh Hardware Co. ratchet braces (NDR 8 and NDR 6) plus a SHAPLEIGH'S egg beater drill, all very good.

Lot of 13 KEEN KUTTER bits, from no. 4 to 16 (1/4 to 1-inch), all very good.

Lot of two ratchet braces: DIAMOND EDGE DE112 & BLUE DIAMOND BD100

Two KEEN KUTTER nail puller wire cutter pliers: larger pair is 8-inches long, smaller is 6-inches and has a nail puller leg, both very good.

Lot of four DIAMOND EDGE chisels: 3/8-inch with DE arrow logo; 3/4-inch with Norvell-Shapleigh DE logo; 1-inch with Shapleigh Hardware DE logo; and 1 1/4-inch with Shapleigh Hardware DE logo, all very good.

Set of 6 SHAPLEIGH'S bits from 4/16 to 16/16 in original "Shapleigh's Established 1843" logo pouch. Pouch has a cut at the logo, but otherwise in fine condition.

Two variations of the SIMMONS No. 150 hog ringer: the older model has "SIMMONS No. 150" and "HOG RINGER" on the fulcrum, while the new model has the same text on the handles. Both good to very good.

Lot of three leathercraft tools: Keen Kutter leather punch tool, plus a DIAMOND EDGE #12 drive punch and DE 307 hollow punch, all very good.

RECORD No. 073 shoulder plane, fine overall condition.

Fine owner-made wooden box with built-in lock that held two Lie-Nielsen shoulder planes and the Record 073 shoulder plane in the previous lot, very nice.

Large E.C. Simmons KEEN KUTTER 6 1/2-inch rosewood tool handle with nine bits.

DIAMOND EDGE linesman reversing crimping or splicing plier, very good.

Lester patent saw set (Apr. 5, 1904) with SHAPLEIGH HARDWARE DIAMOND EDGE mark, very good.

Scarce Stratton Brothers 10-inch mahogany & brass plumb & level with plumb vial in end of stock, has a few paint splatters, will clean to very good overall.

DIAMOND EDGE DE7 Shapleigh Hardware Co. St. Louis, "Pat. Applied for" pistol-grip pliers, very good.

Unusual Stanley 9-inch Model No. 98 brass-bound mahogany plumb & level, very good overall.

Torpedo level, Shapleigh Hardware Co. St. Louis DIAMOND EDGE, three vials, very good.

Early long handled hand-forged gutter adz, very good overall.

Nice DISSTON D8 handsaw with 5 1/2ppi plate, decent etch, fine thumb hole handle, fine overall. (top in photo)

Craftsman 22-inch iron jointer plane with corrugated sole, needs light cleaning, very good overall.

Disston D-23 handsaw with 26-inch 8ppi plate, very good handle, very good.

Stanley BAILEY No. 6C iron fore plane, very good rosewood tote and tall knob, very good SW-logo blade, very good overall.

SIMONDS SAW CO. No. 200 hand saw with the 200 medallion, good etch on nice 8ppi plate, very good handle, very good overall.

Stanley 6-inch iron block plane with knuckle jointed lever cap, adjustable throat, STANLEY RULE & LEVEL blade, very good overall.

Two wooden bench planes: 9 3/4-inch smoother, very good; and an unmarked 8-inch wooden smoother, very good.

Stanley No. 4 iron smooth plane with fine rosewood tote and tall knob, fine BB-logo blade, fine overall.

OHIO TOOL NO. 283 double razee smooth plane, tote broken and glued, very good BUCK BROS blade, throat patched, very good overall.

Disston D-8 hand saw with nice 8ppi plate, good etch, very good handle, very good overall.

Unknown make wooden rabbet plane plus a boxwood spokeshave that needs a blade.

Disston No. 100? with faint etch on the 7ppi plate, nice handle with full carving on left side, very good overall. (top in photo)

Three wooden rabbet planes: No. 157 CHAPIN-STEPHENS Union Factory 1-in. skewed, very good; unusual 5/8-inch marked A. HORN & W. WILLIAMS on toe, has boxwood sole dovetailed to stock, very good; and a 1-inch Sandusky Tool Co. No. 146 skewed, very good.

Nice George Bishop No. B80 with 26-inch 11ppi plate, faint etch, very nice handle with full carving on left side, part of etch says "PRICE $2.00" and the medallion is also marked "2.00" very good overall.

Stanley No. 3 iron smooth plane, fine BB-logo blade, nice rosewood tote and tall knob, Stanley name reads vertically on lateral lever, very good overall.

Disston No. D-23 with fine 26-inch 8ppi plate with very good etch, fine handle, very good overall.

Three wooden planes: 40mm x 150mm Japanese? block plane; 6 3/4-inch wooden plane with 1 1/2-inch blade, very good; and a 1-inch wooden rabbet that has been turned into a bullnose rabbet, very good.

Disston 26-inch miter box saw with LANGDON MITER BOX MILLERS FALLS etch, and HENRY DISSON & SONS logo on steel back, very good overall.

Pair of 6-inch iron block planes: CRAFTSMAN (Sargent) with adjustable throat, nickel plated lever cap, very good; and a Stanley No. 9 1/2 complete and fine.

Disston D-8 handsaw with 26-inch 8ppi plate with very good etch, nice thumb hole handle, fine overall.

Three wooden molding planes: No. 47 OHIO TOOL 3/4-in. dado with nicker and depth stop, missing nicker wedge; No. 47 OHIO TOOL dado 1/4-inch complete and fine; and a CASEY & KITCHELL & CO. AUBURN NY moving fillister, complete and fine.

SIMONDS MFG. CO. FITCHBURG SAW WORKS No. 95 miter box saw with 24-inch 11ppi plate, fine etch, very good handle, fine overall.

Three block planes: Stanley No. 102 with RULE & LEVEL CO. blade, very good; CRAFTSMAN low angle that has been converted to a bull nose rabbet, very good; and an unknown make with hang hole in rear and left side opened to convert it into a rabbeting block plane, very good.

Millers Falls No. 13 single speed breast drill with adjustable handle, intact auxiliary handle, very good overall.

Stanley No. 5C iron jack plane, horn of tote broken off; good low knob, good Q-logo blade, will make very good user.

Unknown make 2-speed breast drill, missing auxiliary handle, intact 2-jaw chuck, good overall.

UNION No. 26 transitional jack plane, same basic plane as a Stanley No. 26, this one is nicely marked on the toe and is very good overall.

Fine FULTON 2-speed breast drill with intact 3-jaw chuck, intact auxiliary handle, most of the original decal on the main gear is present, fine overall.

Stanley No. 5 1/2 wide body jack plane, fine stained hardwood tote & knob, fine BB-logo blade, fine overall.

Millers Falls No. 1 eggbeater handle drill, has been nicely restored, intact rosewood handle, very good overall.

Stanley No. 40 scrub plane with nice SW-logo blade, nice tote & knob, very good overall.

Marples Record No. 060 1/2 block plane, needs blade, fine overall.

Nice W. TYZACK SONS & TURNER No. 120 10-inch brass backed saw with fine NONPAREIL elephant etch on plate, fine original handle, fine overall.

Two wooden mallets including a nice carving mallet; and a scarce harness maker's collar mallet, both are very good.

Nice W. TYZACK SONS & TURNER No. 120 12-inch brass backed saw with fine NONPAREIL elephant etch on plate, fine original handle, fine overall.

Nice metal-covered wooden carpenter's tool box with drop-down lid and having a top drawer, comes with two original and working keys taped to the top of the box, fine overall.

Nice PENNSYLVANIA SAW CORP. 12-inch steel backed saw, complete and very good.

Nice near-new Chinese 3-inch hold down IOB; and a Pana Vise adjustable vise with suction base, fine.

Two unusual items: TED cam-locking clamp to hold kitchen or bar towel; & a SIMPLEX Patented (DEC. 11.05) No. 650 mini pencil sharpener, very good.

Lyon & Co. rosewood & brass marking & mortise gage with full brass wear plate on face of head, needs cleaning and soon will need new points.

Green tool chest with lift out till that is full of book binding and decorating tools and maybe a tool or two of other trades, a very interesting lot in a nice box with brass handles on the sides.

Oak machinist tool chest with working lock and drop-down panel to hide drawers when locked, a panel on the back of the back is badly warped and should be replaced with a flat piece of oak, a very good project piece.

Small brass steam whistle (no valve) marked CROSBY STEAM GAUGE & VALVE CO. BOSTON U.S. PAT. JAN. 30, 1877 nice acorn finial on top, very good overall.

Cast iron adjustable floor heat grate marked ADAMS COMPANY DUBUQUE IOWA DESIGN PATENT AUG 31, 1897. This piece is in perfect condition it is a three-piece vent with a removable center open grate measuring 6 1/2” diameter which locks into place the second ring is adjustable and rotate to open or close air flow it measures 13-inch diameter the outer ring is fixed and can be screwed to the floor it measures 15 3/4-inch diameter.

Medium sized unmarked brass steam whistle with nice acorn finial on top, intact valve, needs cleaning, very good overall.

WINSLOW Patent (Nov. 25, 1862) T-auger handle with a Cook's Patent No. 14 bit, both very good.

Large unmarked brass steam whistle with intact valve, a good cleaning may reveal a makers mark, very good overall.

Nice carved all-wood single bit axe just under 35 inches overall

Winchester brass Grain Scale with original bucket, as found and needing to be cleaned.

Large blacksmith made auger that needs a wooden T-handle, overall length is just over 44 inches, very well made.

Pair of homemade wood planes: 6-inch rabbet plane with 1-inch iron, back half of body was broken off and screwed back one with screws from below; and a car-beading type plane with 6 1/2-inch stock, the bottom sole is lined with copper, very good overall.

D.R. BARTON 6/8 astragal molding plane with TIBBET'S & GORDON MADISON WISC. paper label, plane is little used and fine.

Pair of coachmaker-type wooden planes: small rosewood beading plane with integral tail handle, very good overall; and a curved rabbet with 4 3/8-in. stock of exotic wood, very good overall.

Pair of user-made 6-inch curved molding planes with complex profiles, both look like they were made of some species of oak and both are very good.

Five unusual round planes: the two longest are just under 7 inches; and the three smaller are 6 inches.

Nice homemade 7-inch thumbnail plane with rosewood stock, very good overall.

Two unusual molding planes: unusual homemade plane with fence screwed to right side, heel marked "L.J. DANIELS," very good; and a FISHER & AGNEW, COLUMBIA S.C. complex profile, marked 5/8 on heel, very good overall.

Small 4-inch wooden rabbet plane with 3/4-inch blade, very good.

E.C.E. wooden plane-shaped bottle opener, marked on sole "USE GENUINE E.C.E WOOD PLANES, THEY'RE TOPS," like new.

Three cloth bank bags from Paul's Market in Ferguson, MO. One bag is for $1000 in quarters from the U.S. Mint (has Paul's written on back); South Side Trust & Savings Bank PEORIA ILL (Paul's Market) written in ink on the face of the bag; and the last is a Size 1 from the Federal Reserve Bank (Paul's written on back), all three are very good.

THE STAR carpet stretcher, very good.

Lot: VAN CAMP hatchet; and Stanley No. 965N ratchet brace with 10-in. swing, both very good.

Two chisels: Early 2-in. KEEN KUTTER with ribbon logo, needs handle, some micro pitting, needs handle, very good overall; and a 1/2-inch T.H. WITHERBY, very good overall.

Lot: BARCALO BUFFALO 8-inch S-handled adjustable wrench, very good; and hand vise marked W&C WYNN, very good.

Lot: SOHACO SOUTHINGTON HARDWARE CO. 6-inch try square, very good; and a GENERAL HARDWARE No. 17 Steel Protractor, fine.

Fine little Archimedes drill with 3 small spade bits in handle, fine.

Large BLUE GRASS hewing hatchet with bevel on right side, can see outline of original paper label on handle, fine overall.

LOT: WALBOARD hatchet, fine; KEEN KUTTER 16-oz claw hammer with original handle, fine; and a STANLEY peening hammer, fine.

Lufkin 24-inch No. 86 folding steel rule, complete and fine.

Two machinist surface gages: LUFKIN Model 522, fine; and a BROWN & SHARPE Model 621, very good.

Lot of 12 NOS LUTZ file handles: three large; four medium and five smaller ones. One of the large and two of the small have discolored sockets, all are fine.

Lot of five NOS hammer handles; one large; three medium and one slightly smaller, all marked REM in blue ink.

Two bench planes: Prelateral Stanley No. 26 transitional with eagle logo on toe, spur of tote broken off, will clean to very good overall; and a CRAFTSMAN 14-inch iron jack plane with corrugated sole, has light rust, will clean to very good usable condition.

Lot: Nice 8-inch drawknife with sharp blade; and an iron rabbet & fillister plane that is missing the fence and depth stop.

Stanley No. 90 cabinetmaker's bullnose rabbet plane, very good overall.

Unknown make No. 100 mini block plane with squirrel tail handle, blue paint on body and red lever cap, will clean to very good.

Stanley No. 48 tongue & groove plane with swinging fence, complete and fine.

Two planes: mini aluminum block plane with letter L cast into finger rest, very good overall; and a CRAFTSMAN 6-inch iron block plane with adjustable throat, lateral adjuster, nickel plated cap, very good to fine overall.

Unusual profile 14-inch handled plane with owner-added fence, early rounded top cutter, spur of handle is chipped, not marked, very good overall.

Lid for a early milking machine, comes with four suction cups, very good overall.

C.R. WELLS 14-inch cornice or crown molding plane, stock is 4 1/4-inch wide overall, small fence on left side, W. GREAVES & SONS blade, very good overall.

Unusual hand beader with full boxwood boxing, very good.

BENSEN & CRANNELL 14 1/2-inch cornice or crown molding plane with fence on left side, 3 1/2-inches wide overall, marked 2 on heel, very good to fine overall.

Unknown make No. 12-type iron cabinet scraper, the knurling on the nuts and ebonized handle hint to another maker, maybe Union, needs a blade, very good.

Massive ARROWMAMMETT WORKS 14 3/4-inch crown cornice or crown molding plane, stock is 5 1/4-inch wide or 5 7/8 with fence, T. TILLOTSON SHEFFIELD blade is 4 1/2 inches wide, stock is marked 4 1/2 on heel, fine overall. This is one of the widest such planes we can recall selling.

Set of brass shipwright punches in a plastic case. We cannot recall having seen any previously and have no idea how they were used. The description was found on a tag attached to one.

JOHN VEIT PHILA. COR. NEW MARKET & GREEN STREET 13 3/4-inch complex molding plane with closed handle, nice MOTTRAM blade, small cracks at toe & heel, very good overall.

Lot: ELKHART folding firefighters pry bar and spanner, fine; and a GOODELL BROS. spiral screwdriver, Pat. July 22, 1890, very good.

Three chisels: George Parr 3/8-in. socket; L&IJ WHITE 1-inch tang; and Norvell-Shapleigh 1 1/2-inch all very good.

Large Charles Henry Co. Sheffield wooden spokeshave & a Stanley No. 72 double beam marking gage, fine overall.

VAUGHAN & BUSHNELL Model 222 ratchet brace with 14-inch swing, fine.

Lot: Stanley No. 122 adjustable steel square with intact level vial, very good; and a similar square marked DEFIANCE by Stanley with intact level vial, and intact scribe; STANLEY marking gage No. 47-061 with plastic thumb screw, fine; and unknown make 6-inch try & miter square, fine.

Unknown make dovetail saw blade marked FIX N SAWE wooden handle, fine; and a plastic or composite handled DISSTON keyhole saw, fine.

Stanley No. 59 Dowel Jig complete in a fine original box with pamphlet, fine overall.

Three unusual staplers: THE E.H. HOTCHKISS CO. NORWALK CONN. very good; CONSOLODATED WIRE PRODUCTS MERCURY JR., very good; and an unmarked model that worked by punching a hole thru the paper.

CRAFTSMAN (Millers Falls) 2-speed breast drill with 3-jaw chuck, cast iron frame, intact level, auxiliary handle a replacement, very good overall.

Pair of ratchet braces, both in good or better working condition.

Three levels: SHAPLEIGH'S St. Louis 30-inch No. 94 mason's level, all four vials intact, one vial cover cracked, in original red paint, very good; Keen Kutter (Disston) 28-inch plumb & level, level vial missing, brass ends, stock is dried out and could stand refinishing, good overall; and a Keen Kutter (Disston) KK0 plumb & level, both vials intact, very good overall.

Two E.C. SIMMONS HARDWARE baseball bats: E.C. SMIMMONS SWATTER AMERICAN, handle cracked, nailed and wrapped in black tape; and an E.C. SIMMONS ? OF THE DIAMOND AMERICAN, cracked with two wood screws and a nail or two attempting to fix it, was previously wrapped in tape. These two are only suited for decorating that man cave or the walls of yours sports themed bar with.

Keen Kutter (Disston) 30-inch No. 3 plumb & level with brass end plates, both vials intact, very good overall.

Two E.C. SIMMONS HARDWARE baseball bats: JUNIOR LEAGUE AMERICAN, handle cracked, chipped and taped; and an AMATEUR LEAGUE AMERICAN with cracked and glued handle, these two also are best suited for decorating.

E.C. SIMMONS KEEN KUTTER KK0 30-inch plumb & level, needs light cleaning, very good overall.

SHAPLEIGH HARDWARE CO. NORLEIGH DIAMOND brass blow torch, complete and fine.

Shapleigh Hardware DIAMOND EDGE No. DEX 80 scraper plane, japanning on handles and edges worn, very good.

Lot of three Keen Kutter pliers: 10-inch gas line type or pipe grip pliers, very good; 10-inch newer slip joint K1100, fine; and 5-inch grip, very good.

Two SHAPLEIGH HARDWARE CO. DIAMOND EDGE sheep shears, larger is 14-inch and smaller is 13-inch, both very good.

Lot of three SHAPLEIGH'S Hardware St, Louis, mason or concrete tools: Center groover 8-251; Edger S-253; and Corner S-256, all very good.

Lot of three pliers: KLINCHER No. 908 - 8 IN gas line type pliers with screwdriver; 10-inch B.T. CO. gas line type pliers; and a KLICKER 11 1/2-inch long 5/8 bit, all very good.

DIAMOND EDGE (E.C. Stearns) butt gauge No. 75, very good.

Unusual Fales Patent combination plow plane, this one comes with one set of flat bottoms, one beading blade, both rods, fence, main body, good handle and knob. These planes were designed to have a set of bottoms with a corresponding blade for each function. When complete there are dozens of sets of bottoms. This is a very nice representative example of the plane.

Lot of five SHAPLEIGH'S wrenches: three combination wrenches (C-8) for 3/8, 7/16, and 1/2-inch; a 3/8 & 7/16 double ended wrench; and a 3/4 & 5/8 double ended wrench. All very good.

Four DIAMOND EDGE pliers: DE-6 needle nose; 6-inch long cutters; DE-65 cutters; and DE-15 needle nose, all very good.

Lot of 5 SHAPLEIGH DIAMOND EDGE double ended wrenches: 7-inch long #DEHN1 (7/16 and 17/32); 5-inch long #725 (5/16 CAP and 1/4 CAP); 4 1/2-inch long #723 (1/4 CAP and 3/16 CAP); 5-inch long #725 (1/4 CAP and 5/16 CAP); and a 5-inch long #25 (1/4 and 5/16). All very good.

Three plumb bobs: Stanley? 8-oz. No. 171 in black paint; and two small steel or cast iron bobs.

5 1/2-inch E.C. SIMMONS KEEN KUTTER rosewood tool handle with 8 bits, very good.

Four cast iron plumb bobs.

Five pairs of pliers: Diamond Edge DE65 cutters; 6-inch Shapleigh cutters; Shapleigh's S1031 needle nose; Diamond Edge DE06F slip joint; and a 6 1/2-inch long Diamond Edge cutters, all very good.

Large "SHAPEIGH'S ESTABLISHED 1843" 11 1/2-inch pair of shears or scissors with red painted offset handles, very good.

DIAMOND EDGE (E.C. Stearns) butt gauge No. 95, very good.

Lot: SHAPLEIGH'S 8-inch long S-5241 grip or battery pliers; DIAMOND EDGE 9 1/2-inch long DE75 "Patent applied for" slip joint pliers; and a SHAPLEIGH HARDWARE DIAMOND EDGE T-handle tap wrench, all very good.

Two KEEN KUTTER nail puller wire cutter pliers, both have a nail puller leg. The 12-inch long one has a Keen Kutter wedge logo and the 10-inch long one has "KEEN KUTTER" spelled out, both very good.

Two DIAMOND EDGE marking gauges: An 8 1/2-inch long double arm and a 6-inch single arm, both very good.

SHAPLEIGH HARDWARE CO. DIAMOND EDGE sheet metal end nipper pliers with replaceable blades, very good.

KEEN KUTTER No. K1946 fence multi-tool pliers, hammer and wire puller, very good.

Five adjustable steel squares incl. Stanley DEFIANCE 1221; STARRETT with 12-in. scale with No. 4 graduations, level vial missing, no scribe; one that's complete with scribe and working level that has metric grads on one edge and inches on the other; Stanley No. 22 with two intact vials, missing scribe, fine; and a complete HANDYMAN H1222 1/2 with intact level vial and intact scribe, very good.

Unusual combination square & handsaw with 25 3/4-inch 7ppi plate, has inches etched on top of plate, there is additional etching that a sticker on the blade describes as being an "ETCHED SHIP" very good overall. (top)

THE STANLEY PLANE hardbound book by Alvin Sellens and published by the Early American Industries Association, very good overall. This book was the impetus for later books like those produced by John Walter & web sites like Blood & Gore. Al was a pioneer in early tool publications like the Dictionary of American Hand Tools and Stanley Rules.

Henry Disston & Son No. 7 hand saw, nice HENRY DISSTON & SON etching on 26-inch 6ppi plate, deep HENRY DISSTON & SONS medallion and split nuts, very good overall. (center)

HANDLE MACHINERY Catalog B of TREVOR MANUFACTURING CO. 1899, this is an original catalog and is full of images of a number of early machines used to make handles for the tools of that time period. Very nice.

C.E. JENNINGS & CO. handsaw with 26-inch 10ppi plate, no markings visible on plate, but has a nice C.E. JENNINGS medallion, full wheat carving on left side of handle, very good overall. (bottom)

Fine 28-inch Stratton Bros. Patent brass-bound mahogany plumb & level with laminated stock, both vials intact, a fine level overall.

HENRY DISSTON No. 12 handsaw with 26-inch 11ppi plate, DISSTON & SONS medallion, very good handle fully carved on left side, good legible etch, very good overall.

GOODELL-PRATT 26-inch brass-bound mahogany plumb & level, all three vials intact, very good to fine overall.

Unusual 26-inch musical saw, gold colored 8ppi plate, has bejeweled hardware on left side, very good overall.

Fine Stanley No. 1193 brass bound mahogany plumb & level, all three vials intact, very nice.

Nice WHEELER MADDEN and CLEMSON handsaw with 22-inch 10ppi plate, decent etch, fine apple? handle, very good overall.

Nice blacksmith-made froe made from an old rasp, very good.

Pair of meat or bone saws incl. nice H. BOKER with split-nut handle, very good overall. The other is by E.C. ATKINS, with light cleaning it will be fine.

Unusual ANDERSON HARDWARE SOUTH ST. PAUL MINN. STERLING QUALITY hand saw with 26-inch 8ppi plate with good etch, handle cracked around 2nd screw from top and spur has been shortened, Looks like a Disston saw, decent handle, fine plate.

Nice wooden stomper or masher, measures 41 inches from end to end, very good.

Nice decorated splitting wedge with pine-tree or tree-of-life motif, iron ring at top, very nice.

Stanley 18-inch brass-bound rosewood plumb & level with brass rings around plumb opening, and brass side views for level vial, very good overall.

Small cant hook that measures only 20-inches long overall, has a patent date cast into one side. We do not know if this was a salesman's sample or if there was possibly a use for such a short cant hook, fine overall.

Kelly Works PERFECT TRUE TEMPER double-bit axe, the handle is very good, but is not a proper handle for this axe, and it should be rehung with a double bit handle.

Very nice fleshing knife with almost 16-inch blade sharpened on both top and bottom edges, very sharp and ready to go.

Nice single bit axe with a good forged steel edge laid on, very good overall.

Traditional barking spud with wooden handle, very good overall.

Unusual barking spud with wooden handle, very good overall.

Pair of nicely forged fireplace tongs.

Stanley BEDROCK No. 608C with early round sides, fine T-logo blade, very good tote and short knob, STANLEY BEDROCK lever cap, fine overall.

Early & unusual axed head with 8 5/8-inch cutting edge, hammer pole on top, pitted on both sides.

Stanley No. 6C iron fore plane with fine tote and tall knob, STANLEY lever cap with orange background, MADE IN USA cast into bed, fine Stanley cutter marked MADE IN ENGLAND, this is obviously not the original cutter to this plane but it is a fine cutter, fine overall.

BLACK KING JENISON HDWE. CO. double bit axe with white painted handle that is very good overall.

Stanley No. 34V 6-inch nickel plated level with shaft groove, rotating vial cover, a fine level in a very good original pasteboard box.

Set of 8 near new Disston wood turning tools in original box, all but one has the original decal on the handle, the label on the inside lid of the pasteboard box is very good, but the corners of the box or torn and need to be reinforced.

Stanley No. 79 side rabbet plane in original pasteboard box, marked MADE IN USA on back, comes with original depth stop, fine BB-marked blades, a fine plane, box missing a piece on the label end of the top, and needing to be taped at the other three corners.

Stanley No. 92 shoulder plane with 3/4-inch blade, a fine plane in a nice original pasteboard box with intact lid and label, the bottom of the box is missing one end.

Stanley No. 984 CORNER RATCHET BRACE in original pasteboard box that was mailed to a person in Alton, Illinois in and still has the postage stamps and cancellation on the top, a near new corner brace with a story!

Stanley No. 90 cabinetmakers bullnose rabbet plane with screw adjuster, a fine plane in original pasteboard box, label is about 80 percent and peeling, one or two corners will need to be reinforced.

"NEVERBREAK FIRE SHOVEL" Patent Nov. 30, 1926 by the UNION FORK & HOE CO. COLUMBUS OHIO, very good.

New old stock SANDVIK THE 70TH Anniversary Special No. 270 handsaw with 26-inch 8ppi plate, has original paper sleeve over end of blade with the original price of $3.69, first we have seen or sold in this condition.

Hay knife with two wooden handles, very good overall.

SCARCE New OLD STOCK DISSTON D-95 hand saw in original box, saw is near new to new, box and label are very good to fine.

Forged hay knife with two wooden handles, very good overall.

Unusual log marking hammer head with a Maltese Cross.

Nice wooden framed wheelwright's felloes saw with 33-inch primitive blade, hand forged hardware, very good overall.

Wooden tool box with two sliding trays in top, a drop-down lid, the lock was broken by a previous owner after loosing the key, the lock will need to be replaced, the box itself is very good.

Two small molding planes; a thumbnail and a reverse of the thumbnail, both measure about 4 5/8-inches and both are fine.

Wide homemade complex profile molding plane, very well done and very good overall, the wedge doesn't match the body but is a well-made replacement, fine.

Pair of smaller wood planes: 6-inch rabbet with steel sole 7/8-in. blade, very good; and a 6-inch bead with 1/4-in. blade, very good.

Two early photos depicting people holding or using tools, both are framed.

Print of a cover photo from a 1940 Fortune Magazine depicting a flat sided Stanley BEDROCK bench plane, nicely framed.

Unknown make 1 1/4-inch skewed rabbet with mahogany stock, thick coat of varnish or lacquer, there is a repair to the rear lower have and two screws were used to secure it to the rear top with wooden plugs covering the screw holes, fine blade, will make great user.

Plastic box full of brass drafting tools and parts for drafting tools.

Two wooden molding planes: early and unmarked 1/4-inch side bead with full boxing, very good; and an S ROWELL No. 12 hollow, very good.

Three little wood planes: 3 1/4-in. smoother; newer 3-inch spill plane, fine; and a 5 1/4-inch with side to side radius, nice 1 1/4-inch blade, very good overall.

Lot: Ten issues Home Craftsman Magazine 1957-1959; 1960 issue The Family Handyman; Several Stanley project designs; The Southern Hardwood book....

Large antique wash basin from WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W. VIRGINIA, one big chip below rim (see photo) that is barely visible from top, very unusual.

FB Rogers No. 1158 Lidded & footed silverplate, needs polishing, very good.

L.G. Balfour cream & sugar set, both are very good.

Unknown make gravy boat and small oval tray, both very good.

Large plated serving tray with monogrammed letter D, very good.

PEERLESS Junior American TOOL KIT "for hobby & model use" comes with eight tools that all have some light rust, a very good box.

American TOOL CHEST for junior carpenters, tin tool box with assorted tools and original instruction pamphlet, very good overall.

BOYCRAFT wooden child's tool box with two tools; a wooden vise or clamp, and a coping saw, nice graphic label inside, very good overall.

American tool set, tin child's tool box with assorted tools made by the same company that built the chest in lot 343, this one also comes with the same pamphlet as the one in lot 343, very good overall.

Nice stair saw with closed handle, very good overall.

Nice stair saw with open handle, very good overall.

Stanley BEDROCK No. 602 FT smooth plane, has fine tote, fine STANLEY lever cap, very good SW-logo blade, is missing the front knob, with a new knob, this one will be fine overall.

D.M. FERRY & CO. FLOWER SEED oak box with hinged lid, nice label dated 1906 inside lid, there is a bracket that keeps the lid from opening past 90 degrees, the bracket need to be reattached to the box bottom, very good overall

RARE Set of 10 small wooden handrail planes, all have small paper tags numbering them 3 thru 12. Numbers 11 & 12 are both made of 2-piece bodies and the blades are held in place by torquing the two screws that hold them together. We have owned a single one of these planes that was cleaned out of a stair builder's tool chest years ago, but this is the first set of them we have seen or sold. One of the most prized lots in the collection of a dear friend who has been gone too long.

Small eggbeater drill with breast plate and intact auxiliary handle, very good.

Nice 14-inch OAK LEAF steel back saw, complete and very good.

Pair of ratchet braces: YANKEE No. 2110, very good; and a MADE IN U.S.A. 10-inch ratchet brace, very good to fine.

Lot: DEER BRAND WEST GERMANY 10-inch dovetail saw, very good; and a long-handled Starrett? scraper, very good.

Pair of ratchet braces: SHAPLEIGH'S S1322 10-inch, very good; and a Stanley No. 66-10 complete and fine.

Lot: June 5, 1900 adjustable hollow auger with intact depth stop, very good; and a Dremel router base, very good.

Japanese ink line or sumitsubo, similar to the western chalk line, this one is very good.

Bonney's Patent adjustable bitstock hollow auger, made on U.S. Pat. No. 105,896 issued to Charles S. Bonney on Aug. 1, 1870, this one is complete with depth stop and is very good.

M. KLEIN & SONS hook billed lineman's type knife with notch in the end of the blade for stripping wire, very good overall.

Pair of Tommy knockers, homemade clubs or mallets used for striking chisels or drive knives. The longer one is 14 inches long.

Tin box with assorted fishing tackle inside, including a couple of lures, a few flies, leads, two bobs, two Ideal Split Shot tins, Cortland 333 Fly Line Cleaner, J.C. Higgins reel oil bottle, and a small bell.

Three boxwood rules: Two Stanley No. 62 2-foot 4-fold rules, the light colored one with SW logo is very good; the other has more wear and some staining; the third rule is marked No. 34 but has no other means of determining who made it.

Lot: two small levels incl. Stanley No. 46 pocket level; HORTON MACHINE WORKS 6-inch wooden rule; and a sliding bevel with 8-inch blade.

Stanley No. 44 brass bit level, fine overall.

Lot: two pocket levels a steel-top Stanley has a broken loop where the mounting screw would go; the other is very good; and small CARSTAIRS WHISKEY flat bladed screwdriver with a handle shaped like a whisky bottle and having a CARSTAIRS WHISKEY label.

Four small levels off movie cameras and other things.

Brass zig-zag meter rule with inches on one side and metric? on other side, very good.

Stanley pistol grip saw set with partial decal on top of rear handle, very good; and a cast iron file handle, fine.

Scarce J. RABONE & SONS 48-INCH 4-FOLD boxwood & brass wantage rod, very good.

Two small levels: CRAFTSMAN aluminum machinist level with groove in bottom, has clip for holding in pocket, very good; plus a SANDS-STEVENS line level, very good.

Lot: IRON CITY BEER opener that can be hung on a key chain; tiny ARMSTRONG? open ended wrench No. 513? with 1/4 & 3/16 openings, very good; and a mini open end wrench WILLIAMS 500 "SPECIAL" fine.

Four line levels: EXAC LEVEL No. 3; Stanley HANDYMAN H1287; MILLERS FALLS No. 629; and a DEFIANCE by STANLEY NO. 2,014,709

Pair of pocket levels that can be attached to squares: a Stanley that is complete and very good; and an unmarked model with decorative top plate that can be removed with a flat bladed screwdriver.

Three 2-foot 4-fold boxwood rules: Stanley SW No. 84 brass-bound, very good to fine; UPSON NUT No. 62 with some staining, good to very good; and an UPSON NUT No. 61 complete and fine.

Two zig zag rules: LUFKIN No. 524 with DOYLE LOG SCALE has folding hook, very good; and a LUFKIN RED END No. 063, very good.

Dem-Bart Gunsmith checkering tool with three different ends incl. 2-20, B-1, and 3-20 in original albeit tatty box.

Three caliper rules: Stanley 36 1/2L, very good; Stanley No. 136 1/2, needs light cleaning, very good; and a Stanley No. 136 with wear and a spot or two of staining, good overall.

Lot: Vaughan shingle hatchet; and two tack or upholstery hammers, one by C.S. OSBORNE & CO and the newer one a 5-oz. marked CRAFTSMAN, all very good.

Unknown 26-inch hand saw (etch too faint to make out) with very unusual handle, good 8ppi plate, very good overall.

Two mallets: one with round wooden head; and one with two plastic or composite heads, both very good.

Atkins 26-inch rip saw with nice decorative carving on handle, a few patches of light rust near end of blade, will make good user.

Nice shingle froe with wooden handle, ready to go.

Nice Atkins 16-inch steel back saw with faint etch, intact medallion, very good handle, very good overall.

Two homemade or DYI wooden gauges: one is a slitting gauge with wedge locking head and wedge locking slitter blade; the other is a marking gage or scratch stock with bit screwed to the side of the beam, the head is set up for wedge locking but there is no wedge currently with it, both are well made and very good.

Geo. Bishop 14-inch No. 8 steel back saw with good etch, intact Bishop medallion very good handle, fine overall.

Nice hatchet with leather sheath that can be worn on a belt, very good.

Two Disston handsaws: D8 handsaw with 26-inch 8ppi plate, a few chips from bottom of handle spur and initials HW scratched into handle, good etch on plate, will make a very good user; and an unknown model number with faint Disston etch, Disston medallion, spur shortened on handle, teeth are almost ground down to nothing on the 8ppi-marked plate, will need new teeth cut.

Fine DIAMOND EDGE broad or hewing hatchet with bevel on left side, has good handle that needs a wedge in end to secure it to the head.

Three rafter/framing squares incl.: Stanley No. 500C, fine; NICHOLS No. 100-R, fine; and DUNLAP, VG.

PLUMB broad or hewing hatchet with logo & bevel on right side of blade, fine. overall.

Lot of 25 auger bits: five are adjustable and 20 are assorted makes from 4/16 to 24/16, all appear to be very good to fine.

"The Dreamer" by Earl Chambers, from the Dekalb Collection of Original Art. This 11" Lenox Oxford bone China plate was presented for Outstanding Performance by DeKalb in 1972. Fine condition.

Lot of 17 bits for Yankee screwdrivers including 11 flat bladed; four Phillips and two misc.

"An Accident" by Earl Chambers, from the Dekalb Collection of Original Art. This 11" Lenox Oxford bone China plate was presented for Outstanding Performance by DeKalb in 1975-1976. Has a few scratches, but in very good condition.

Ten bits for Yankee screwdrivers: seven are flat bladed and three are the Phillips bits that are getting harder to find.

"Old Man with Corn" by N.C. Wyeth, from the Dekalb Collection of Original Art. This 11" Lenox Oxford bone China plate was presented for Outstanding Performance by DeKalb in 1976-1977. Fine condition.

OHIO TOOL No. 96 unhandled screw-arm plow plane with intact nuts, very good threads, screw-operated depth stop, will make a very good user. Comes with one blade.

"Boy and Dog" from 1957 Issue, Acres of Gold, from the Dekalb Collection of Original Art. This 11" Lenox Oxford bone China plate was presented for Outstanding Performance by DeKalb in 1977-1978. Fine condition.

Ingraham Regulator Clock with Shapleigh Hardware Diamond Edge logo. Has several scratches on wooden front that would easily be fixed without sanding or refinishing, hinge has been repaired. A good fixer up clock. Has weight and key in bag. 17" wide by 25" long.

Lufkin reel and brass weight that is often mistaken for a plumb bob, these were used to gage liquid cargo vessels and large tanks, this one is very good.

I WILSON & J TAYLOR'S PATENT bit brace, patented June 30, 1836, very good overall.

Seven (7) assorted double open-ended wrenches: S-K 15/16 & 1-in.; J.H. WILLIAMSON; CRAFTSMAN VANADIUM with some pitting; Unknown make with shield logo; another unknown MADE IN USA; VLCHEK; and another MADE IN USA 25/32 & 11/16 also marked 3613-1.

Two 14-inch adjustable pipe wrenches: RIDGID & CRAFTSMAN, both VG.

Nine assorted double opened ended wrenches: CRAFTSMAN 9/16 & 5/8 also marked 44592; INDUSTRO 11/16 & 19/32 P27; ARMSTRONG 1/2 & 9/16 with light pitting one side at end; unknown make MADE IN USA 11/16 & 19/32 some light pitting; unknown make MADE IN USA; another three unknown one marked MADE IN USA and one with shield logo.

Eight assorted combination wrenches: CRAFTSMAN 11/16; No. 1222 PLUMB 11/16; CRAFTSMAN 44698 JAPAN 11/16; CRAFTSMAN 44698 FORGED IN USA 11/16; S-K C24 3/4; FORGED IN USA 3/4; 5524 FLEET 3/4; and a DURO/INDUSTRO 44023 23MM.

Four assorted wrenches: VISE GRIP PETERSEN DEWITT NEB.; EINHANDER 10-inch; RATCHET ACTION SPEED WRENCH 13/16 & 3/4 SW-1004 U.S. PATENT 3762244; & BARCALO BUFFALO 3/4 & 7/8.

Three large wrenches: Unknown 2-inch single open end with some grinding marks; KENT MOORE USA J4548 1 1/2-inch single open end; and a MAC D12 with 1 1/8 & 1 1/4 inch open ends.

Two large wrenches: BEAR aluminum 2 1/4-inch hopper? open end; and a DISC 217 Johnston Harvester & Massey-Harris 14.5-inch overall.

Two transitional jack planes: Stanley No. 127 "Liberty Bell" complete and very good; and a Stanley No. 27 that is missing the spur from the tote, but is otherwise intact and good to very good.

Stanley No. 34VR 24-inch maple rule that reads vertically, has brass ends and has a hang hole in one end, very good overall.

Two smooth planes: German G.T.L. brass smoother with fine tote and knob, screw adjuster, fine overall; and a Fulton smoother, complete with decal on left side of tote, very good to fine overall.

Five Stanley trammel points on a single wooden beam; includes a later pair of No. 4 points on that holds a carpenter pencil; and a spare No. 4 that also holds a carpenter pencil and a pair of decorative brass points, both are fine.

Pair of wooden molding planes: No. 91 OHIO TOOL 1 1/4 inch double bladed nosing plane, complete and very good; and an OHIO TOOL No. 54 moving fillister plane, intact depth stop and nicker, very good overall.

Unknown make turner's caliper with brass clamp, wooden handle, complete and fine.

Two marking gauges: Stanley Rule & Level 7 1/2-inch rosewood gauge & an unmarked 9-inch rosewood gauge with handle, both very good.

Two Stanley No. 78 duplex planes: one has intact fence and depth stop but is missing the locking screw for the lever cap, the other has an intact lever cap with early cast cap screw, no fence or depth stop but has intact nicker.

ULMIA marking & mortise gage in original box with intact label, fine to near new.

Stanley No. 12 cabinet scraper with fine rosewood handle, needs a blade, very good overall.