J. CREAGH CINT. OHIO unhandled screw-arm plow plane, screw-operated depth stop, one bracket cracked and possibly glued, a better repair could be made, one blade included.

Stanley No. 112 scraper plane with thick STANLEY marked blade, very good rosewood tote and knob, very good overall.

H. WELLS WLMS.BURG MASS handled screw-arm plow plane, unusual large nuts and ebony smaller nuts, screw-operated depth stop, one blade included, fine overall.

Unusual P. CALLEN MILWAUKEE spill plane with a HANDYMAN 1247 blade, plane body has a number of bug holes which begs the question were they in there when Pete made the plane or have they since developed, an interesting plane by the enigmatic contemporary maker up North.

Stanley No. 71 router plane with the throat closing attachment, comes with the 1/2-inch blade only, very good knobs, very good overall.

Pair of horn planes: one left is a toothing plane with a marked toothing blade, very good; and on right is a nice gutter type plane with pinwheel carved into wooden wedge, unmarked blade, very good overall.

Nice wooden hoop driver with iron ring around top to keep from splitting the wood, very good.

NICE P. CALLEN MILWAUKEE twin iron complex molding plane made of birdseye, a fine plane by the mystic maker of the North Country.

D.R. BARTON unhandled screw-arm plow plane, missing one countersunk screw that attaches the back bracket to the fence, replace that screw and this will make a great usable plane, comes with one blade.

Six lock-black pocketknives: smallest marked STAINLESS CHINA; one with off-white slabs marked FROST CUTLERY SURGICAL STEEL; EXPLORER 11-385 STAINLESS JAPAN with blade marked "SQUIRE V"; all steel marked STAINLESS STEEL; DAKOTA STAINLESS CHINA; & SHARP 800 STAINLESS JAPAN.

Small brass anvil paperweight advertising MULTI-PURPOSE MFG. CO. COLUMBUS "TO FORGE OUR FRIENDSHIP" very good.

Two pocket knives: 3-bladed marked BLACKHAWK on blade; and a nice 2-bladed model.

Small copper anvil paperweight with PURDUE cast into both sides, fine.

Box of wooden patterns out of an old Pittsburgh foundry. One is cracked, the others are fine. Will make a nice display.

Small unmarked brass or gunmetal paperweight anvil, very good to fine overall.

Three pocketknives: IMPERIAL 2-blade with black handles; unknown make 8146 with 2 blades, some light rust, and a KUTMASTER with two thin blades, brown handles, very good.

Plastic box with three sets of ornate door knobs, one set with lock and two decorative plates, not sure what the larger two brass plates did as there are no holes in them big enough for a door knob shaft to pass through.

Three pocket knives: CASE XX 2-bladed with tip of main blade broken off; single bladed KLEIN TOOLS CHICAGO, very good; and a single bladed BERTHOLD-GRIGS SUPPLY CO. CLEVELAND OHIO single bladed CANDCO MADE IN SWITZERLAND, very good.

Unknown purpose round beam that passes through a wood piece that looks like a plumb bob, has a locking screw on back so it can be locked at any point along them beam, interesting.

Two pocket knives: 3-bladed BUCK 373 CHINA; and an IDEAL 2-bladed with MIDWEST OLD THRASHERS MT. PLEASANT, IOWA, very good.

Lot: rusty Stanley No. 27 transitional jack plane, just needs a good cleaning; and a MOLINE SCALE FACTORY brass scale beam with sliding weight, very good.

Six small pocketknives: STAINLESS STEEL JAPAN with SHARP logo on single blade; 3M MEDICAL PROCUCTS 2-bladed advertising knife & scissor; and four SWIS knife & scissor combo tools.

Nice wooden carving board about 10-inches in diameter, very good overall.

Three pocketknives: small FROST CUTLERY lock back with cut-out handle; 2-bladed BUCK 309; and an all-steel multi tool with knife, file, screwdriver and bottle opener.

Nice 1 7/16-in. stuffed steel shoulder plane, has a tiny No. 5 on the toe, no other markings on body.

Pair of unusual hammers: cobblers hammer with cracked handle, has piece of leather at end of handle to hang it by, very good; and a metal working hammer with scratched and nicked face, good overall.

Unusual homemade handled wooden smoother with captive brass lever cap, nice BUCK iron, improper MOULON BROS chip breaker, 3-piece laminated closed handle, integral wooden front handle, right now there is a U.S. .25 cent coin between the cap screw and the chipbreaker, has a brass sole plate held with 10 screws, get the iron & chipbreaker sorted out and this will likely make a good user.

DISSTON No. 2 saw doctoring hammer, has crack going down middle of handle from head to about 3/4 of the way down on both sides, still a very good hammer.

Stanley No. 1 Clement Patent (March 19, 1867) tool handle with ornate cast body and cap, only one bit included, very good.

Keen Kutter K35 transitional smooth plane with proper KK blade, fine tote and knob, fine lever cap, faint Keen Kutter block & wedge logo and model number stamped into toe, wood has been refinished, fine overall.

Stanley No. 130 double ended block plane, nice RULE & LEVEL CO. iron, fine overall.

Small violin makers plane with flat sole, nice wooden palm pusher, fine overall. Appears to be a contemporary piece.

Pair of unusual clamps each has a piece that could be hammered into wood and then the clamps could be set to hold something, maybe for holding logging saws in the field for resharpening, a fine pair.

Nice working miniature of Stanley No. 95 edge trimming block plane, no markings, fine.

Five bitstock reamers: large No. 44 NYE, very good; MAYHEW; WELLS BROS 1/2-in.; M.B.G.R.T. CO. & GTC No. 6 1/2, all very good to fine.

Two bitstock bit extensions: 15-inch YANKEE NO. 2150, fine; and a Millers Falls No. 35 made on U.S. Patent 175826, fine.

Three bitstock tools: bitstock die holder, no dies included; 1 7/8-in. No. 410; and a large tapered square reamer with bit tang crudely welded onto it.

PLUMB No. 706 6-inch Crescent-type wrench, complete and fine.

Five assorted bitstock wrenches incl. FLEXCO; 3/8-in. for square nuts, etc.

Eight assorted bitstock countersinks: KEEN KUTTER; M-F CO. No. 396; HILGER & SONS; V&B; JAMES SWAN, KILBORN & BISHOP; BLUE GRASS; and one marked on tang with what looks like WM HEFDE & CO, all very good to fine.

Three bitstock screwdriver bits: one marked with BBB in a circle; STANLEY; and MAYHEW, all are very good to fine.

Two bitstock tools: Stanley No. 22 nickel plated dowel pointer, fine; and a bitstock adapter for twist-drill bits, fine.

OHIO TOOL No. 45 1/2 sash coping plane, very good.

Antique embossed bottle STAUDT & NEUMANN CO. CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS AURORA ILL with pourable spout, fine.

Continental 12 1/2-inch wooden match plane with turned handles on each side, brass wear plates on sole, fine overall.

Leather cup with assorted antique dice, the leather strap holding the leather top has broken, very good overall.

OHIO TOOL No. 129 screw-arm sash plane, very good.

Pair of wood & copper book ends that look like they were made from a wooden clamp, very good.

Pair of A. BRIGHT & J. CHAPPELL side bead planes; fully boxed 2/8 or 1/4-in. & single boxed 1/2-in. both are fine.

Large REED UTICA complex profile molding plane, stock is 2 3/4-inch wide, fine overall.

Early hand-forged and marked hatchet with early handle that can be sized to this head, very good.

Two Stanley No. 88 clapboard markers, both are fine.

Nice saw doctoring hammer, fine overall.

Three Stanley clapboard siding tools: two No. 89 gauges and one No. 88 marker, all three are very good to fine.

Early forged English hatchet with hammer poll, very good.

Lot of wooden clapboard siding gauges and other wooden bits found in a big collection of gauges and markers. There are six items in all, and two of them are taped together with electrical tape.

Nice Scandinavian flooring plane with fore & aft handles, initials IAS carved into top ahead of throat, very good.

Two Stanley No. 88 clapboard markers, both are very good to fine.

Disston 30-in. docking saw, decent etching, with cleaning etch will get better, very good overall.

Stone mason's bush hammer, one tooth missing on one side and two missing on other side, needs light cleaning, very good overall.

Small 26-inch ice saw with cast iron handle, very good overall.

Block-type knife or cutter with dry rotted wooden handle, good overall.

Unusual and early 13 x 18-inch laminated wooden clamp, octagon handle, very good.

PS&W CO. No. 6 Whitney Patent (1888) cast-iron C-clamp, fine.

Stanley Rule & Level Co. Fray No. 100 corner brace, complete and fine.

NEW JUMBO 1905 nail puller by The Bridgeport Hdwe Mfg. Co. fine.

Nice 25-inch diameter circular saw-mill blade, comes with a carrying handle wired to it.

Speery Patent (Sep. 09, 1902) "SURE GRIP" nail puller, made by The Bridgeport Hdw. Mfg. Co., complete and fine.

Large 66-inch ice saw with removable rotating handle, the handle bracket has been broken and repaired with two rivets likely by a skilled blacksmith, very good

TB Janney 16GA double barrel shotgun with exposed hammers, intact wood, top of barrel marked "TWIST BELGIUM" appears to be very good and functional, but we have not and will not attempt to fire it. Comes with a soft gun case.

Lot: ice axe used in commercial ice house, some pitting, good overall, and a small 49-inch 2-person crosscut saw.

J. Stevens Arms Co. "CRACK SHOT 26" .22 rolling-block rifle, shoots .22 Long Rifle, complete and good.

Small "SNAKE CHARMER II" survival-type .410 single-shot breach-loading shotgun, has a brass butt plate that can be swung to side to reveal storage space for 4 rounds, and there are 4 lives rounds that will be included, very good overall.

Two 1/4-inch center bead molding planes; D.R. BARTON fully boxed, one or two small cracks from end of boxing, holes in side where a fence was once mounted, very good; and a No. 47 OHIO TOOL that has a few cracks in the boxing but can be restored to usable condition, it too has holes in side from a previous fence.

Stanley No. 65 chamfering spokeshave that is complete and fine.

Veritas side clamping honing guide for chisels and plane blades, fine.

Leon Robbins chairmakers travisher, one small crack where blade post enters bottom of body, very good usable condition. The current owner was taking a class in chairmaking about 30 years ago with Dunbar, and Robbins showed up selling these travishers.

Nice 20-inch W TYZACK, SONS & TURNER No. 48 panel saw with very good etch and the additional etch of the dealer "JAMES KERR, LITTLE SHEFFIELD, BARROW", has a crack around bottom screw.

Nice No. 116 OHIO TOOL 7/8-in. skewed rabbet plane

Veritas PRO TAPERED REAMER for chair makers, etc. This is the professional model that actually works and has a tip that can be removed for sharpening or replacement."

Simonds 26-inch crosscut saw with intact medallion on good handle, faint etch, will make a very good user.

Matched pair of No. 72 OHIO TOOL size 3 hollow & round molding planes, both fine.

Fine 1989 Missouri Duck Stamp Print by Kathy Dickon signed, matted & framed with remarque, very nice. Includes portfolio in back pocket.

Gyokucho Razorsaw, a Japanese pull saw, very good.

Fine 1989-90 Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation, U.S. Department of the Interior Duck Stamp Print, matted & framed.

Hans Karlsson curved adz for hogging out seat blanks, with handle stem-bent by current owner, comes with leather blade protector, fine overall.

1987 Missouri State Waterfowl Duck Stamp & Print by Ron Ferkol mounted and framed with remark, fine!

Unusual WALKE MOORE No. No. 2500 bronze router plane No. 57 of a limited number, this one is complete with original certificate in fine original box. We have been selling tools & tool collections for 30+ years and have never seen one of these planes or even heard of the makers. This plane was used once or twice and remains in near new condition.

Pair of Keen Kutter pliers: No. K45-6 side cutters, fine; and a pair of needle nosed pliers with one jaw flattened and curved at end for some specialty purpose, very good.

Two DIAMOND EDGE hatchets: on top a hewing hatchet with 3 7/8-inch cutting edge that has a few small chips, and a roofing hatchet that is complete and very good.

Two bright pair of KEEN KUTTER pliers: K106 slip-joint, has owners initials crudely scratched into back of handle, otherwise fine; and a K150 slip-joint, fine.

Two DIAMOND EDGE hatchets: small camp hatchet, good; and a nice roofing hatchet, very good.

Pair of Keen Kutter pliers: 7-inch heavy duty lineman's type with side cutter, very good; and a K86-6 flat needle nosed pliers, very good.

Two DIAMOND EDGE hatchets: one with poll and one with claw, both very good.

Two smaller Keen Kutter pliers: 4.5-inch with two wire cutters, very good; and a 5-inch with flat smooth jaws, very good.

Nice DIAMOND EDGE hatchet with leather sheath, head has both a sticker and is stamped SHAPLEIGH HARDARE, DIAMOND EDGE, ST. LOUIS. The nice leather sheath can be worn on a belt, very good overall.

Two Keen Kutters pliers: K106 very good; and unknown model 5.5-inch slip joint, very good.

Two Diamond Edge hammers: medium sized ball peen that has a broken up handle that will need to be replaced; and a fine claw hammer that has what appears to be a fine original handle.

Two Keen Kutters pliers: K86-6 with flat jaws, very good; and a 5-inch with slightly curved jaws, a few patches of pitting and faint Keen Kutter logo, good overall.

Two DIAMOND EDGE tools: FOR SPORTSMEN etched camp hatchet with duck, a previous owner has drilled a hole thru the entire head including the top of the duck and put a steel pin thru it, handle is chipped and dried out near socket, good overall; and a 12-inch S-handled adjustable nut wrench, very good to fine overall.

Two Diamond Edge wrenches: 6-inch S-handled adjustable with much of the original black japanning, fine; and a 6-inch Stillson-type marked "DIAMOND EDGE with just a DE inside a diamond.

Two Diamond Edge hatchets: lathing hatchet, very good; and a camp hatchet, very good.

Three Diamond Edge wrenches: fine 8-inch Coes-type monkey wrench with fine wooden handle; fine 11-inch combination pipe and nut wrench most likely made for SHAPLEIGH by Bemis & Call, has long-sleeve adjuster, fine overall; and a 10-inch wooden handled adjustable pipe wrench made by MOORE DROP FORGING, very good overall.

MARBLES EQUIPMENT folding knife with metal extension off end of handle to protect the edge at the end of the blade, comes with original soft case with zipper, like new.

Three sheath knives that can worn on a belt: BUCK 470U with CUTCO leather sheath, fine; unmarked knife with stage handle slabs, nice leather sheath with moose head embossed, very good; and a smaller SCHRADE-WALDEN 137 with handle of stacked leather washers, nice leather case, very good overall.

SCHRADE OLD TIMER No. 470T Beast folding knife with lock, comes with original marked soft case that can be worn on a belt, fine.

Three assorted sheath knives: BOKER SOLINGEN GERMANY No. 504 with composite handle, round tree-of-life logo let into handle and stamped into leather sheath, very good to fine; homemade knife with deer-antler handle, nice homemade leather sheath with brass rivets, very good overall; and an unknown model with rosewood? handle, nice sheath, very good overall.

Nice CASEXX No. 3254CS 2-bladed folding knife with original CASE leather sheath that can worn on a belt, complete and fine.

Four wooden molding planes: DAVID BENSON ALBANY No. 12 round, missing blade, hang hole in front of stock, very good overall; OHIO TOOL No. 72 rabbet marked 4 on heel, very good overall; J. DENISON 3/8-in. dado missing nicker and nicker wedge, screw-operated depth stop intact, good overall; and a skewed rabbet with faint mark on toe, good overall.

Full box 3-in. FEDERAL 410 HANDGUN shells with No. 4 Buckshot.

OHIO TOOL? moving fillister plane with screw-operated depth stop, intact nicker, nice boxwood boxing, very good overall.

Nice wooden handle making vise, very good overall.

Three wooden molding planes: LOURIE No. 11 hollow with broad chamfers, complete and very good; OHIO TOOL CO. 1/2-in., fine; and a hollow or round that has been cut down, marked JJMC on toe and MMCC on heel, good overall.

Lot: pike pole head with threaded end; mini wooden horn plane; razor hone & stitching machine for grain sacks, etc.

Three wooden planes: wooden toothing plane with mark on top of stock, missing blade; homemade scraper plane & homemade oak rabbet plane with crude wedge and thick blade.

Lot: wooden bevel with 9-inch blade; and a log marking hammer, very good.

Unusual wooden raglet-type plane with thin blade, made of tool pieces held together with two wood screws, very good.

Fine JOHN BELL, PHILAD. panel plane that measures 15 x 6 inches and has adjustable fences on right side and on sole, nice BUTCHER SHEFFIELD blade, very good to fine overall.

Unusual BENTON No. 5 round plane, fine overall.

D.P. SANBORN LITTLETON (NH) sash coping plane, very good.

Sandusky Tool Co. No. 81 complex molding plane marked 7/8 on heel, very good overall.

Sandusky Tool Co. No. 36 toothing plane with additional imprint of RUDOLPH BORN CHICAGO, very good.

D.R. BARTON single boxed complex profile molding plane, marked 4/8 on heel, needs light cleaning, very good.

Small basketmaker's froe, very good.

Pair of 18-inch mahogany winding sticks, both very good.

Lot: 12-inch THE COMBINATION ROLLER with ebonized finish; plus an 18-inch ebony rolling rule with hang hole in one end, very good.

Two gauges: unknown make rosewood & brass marking & mortise gauge, typical nicks and dings, two decent points, at least good overall; and a smaller rosewood combination marking & slitting gauge with oval-shaped wedge locking head, the slitting blade is MIA, will make great user.

Lot: Stanley No. 53 iron spokeshave with V-logo blade, complete and fine; and an E.C. STEARNS cast iron scraper (similar to a Stanley No. 80) that has three holes in the bed for adding a wooden sole plate, improper blade, good overall.

W.H. HARLING LONDON 18-inch parallel rolling ruler, with ebonized finish.

Nice 1 1/2-inch steel shoulder plane stuffed with beech and having a beech wedge, fine blade, comes with a wooden shoe to protect the blade, toe of stuffing marked with owner name "J. WELCH," fine.

Coombes Devonport nautical/maritime vintage parallel with boxwood base, brass ruler; all inside a hinged mahogany box. The boxwood base is chipped at the ends and along the edges, the mahogany box is very good.

Nice 6 1/4-inch gunmetal patternmakers plane with slightly radiused sole and blade, has mahogany tail handle and mahogany front knob, very nice overall.

Paraline combination drafting & drawing instrument that "combines the functions of T-Square, triangles, scales, straightedge, and protractor - all in one pocket-size easy to use unit, in original pasteboard box, box is missing part of one side of the top, the instrument is fine.

LEE GUINNESS N IRELAND drafting trammels in original box, a fine set overall in original pasteboard box that needs a couple corners repaired.

Nice 6 1/2-inch gunmetal or brass patternmakers plane with a single removable radiused sole, captive lever cap, mahogany stuffing, fine overall.

Stanley No. 80 cast iron cabinet scraper, good BB-logo blade and BB logo on strap, very good usable condition.

Pair of long handled scrapers: Vasey Patent (U.S. No. 908,629) BENNETT Specialty Mfg. Co. Buffalo, NY adjustable scraper Pat. Jan. 5, 1909, very good usable condition; and an Olson Patent (U.S. No. 695,117) made on a patent issued March 11, 1902 to John A. Olson of Downers Grove, ILL, very good overall.

Lot: English boxwood plumbers mallet, very good; and a C. NURSE & CO. draw-bore pin with boxwood handle, very good to fine.

Ten assorted gravers

Two SORBY lathe or turning tools incl.; one a 1/4 round; and one skewed, both are fine.

Two wooden items: birdseye maple rolling pin, fine; and what appears to be a Billy club, fine.

Lot: All-steel drift pin and a smaller drift pin with wooden handle with brass ferrule, both very good.

Four assorted blacksmith-made frog/fish gigs; three 3-prong models and a nice 5-prong model, all very good.

Two cow horns, both very good.

Four glove stretchers: the two smaller dark ones are marked EBONY & REAL EBONY. One of the lighter colored ones is beech and the other is boxwood, all have intact springs and are very good.

Three rosewood navigational parallel rules: the smaller one looks like rosewood & brass; the center one is mahogany & brass; and the one on top is rosewood & brass, and it has chipping along edge and at end of one section.

RANGEMASTER DISTANCE FINDER, with original operating instructions, comes inside a zippered pouch, very good.

Skew bladed 1/2-inch rabbet plane with 7 1/2-inch Cuban mahogany stock, beech wedge, fine overall.

Plumbers lead wedge (English) with iron ring around top, very good.

Two ASHLEY ISLES; one skewed and one rounded; all are very good to fine.

Sandusky 16-inch wooden gutter plane marked 13 on nose, good open handle, very good.

Pair of unknown-make handled tongue & groove planes, one has had top face of wedge sheared off, the thin coper piece that covered the bottom of the fence on each plane has been removed, otherwise they are good.

E.C. ATKINS wooden stair saw, has some white paint? on left side, good overall.

Two molding planes: FILKINS-RUNYON & BARKER CHICAGO (Ohio Tool No. 72) size No. 8 round, very good; & No. 177 Sandusky 1/2-inch table plane, fine.

Marked hags-tooth router plane with HARNETT DRESDEN mark on top, good.

Two molding planes: No. 113 SANDUSKY TOOL CO. 1 3/8-inch twin-iron nosing plane, very good; and a JOHN MOSELEY & SON LONDON 1/2-inch dado plane, screw-operated depth stop, nicker intact but nicker wedge MIA, main wedge bruised but intact, good overall.

Three wooden dado planes: H WELLS 3/4-inch with screw-adjusted depth stop, intact nicker, very good overall; JOHN MOSELEY & SON LONDON 5/8-inch with screw operated depth stop, nicker intact but nicker wedge is broken, good overall; and a No. 47 OHIO TOOL CO. 3/16-inch with intact depth stop, intact nicker but nicker wedge broken, good overall.

TUTTLE, HIBBARD & CO. CHICAGO ILL (Ohio Tool) wide No. 62 complex molding plane with visible spring lines, marked 7/8 & 2 on heel, fine overall.

Four wooden molding planes: No. 72 hollow marked 3 on heel; No. 72 round marked 1 on heel; MOSELEY & SON LONDON round marked 18 on heel; and a No. 72 OHIO TOOL round marked 7 on heel.

Pair of slip boxed side bead molding planes: JOHN MOSELEY & SON LONDON 5/16-inch, complete and very good; and a similar make that is missing the wedge and blade but has a good body & solid boxing.

Early Stanley No. 46 skew bladed plow plane with intact auxiliary skate bottom, intact dated slitter, depth stop, 1/4-inch blade and slitter, good rosewood handle and beaded knob, has some light rust but will clean to very good.

WILLIAM BEE "PLATED BRACE" SHEFFIELD, has had the chuck portion broken off and reattached with two screws, the head is wobbly due to the top of frame being broken similarly to bottom, and being repaired with a screw or nail from outside, a good project or display piece.

T.S. & J.D. NEGUS brass navigational parallel rule, fine.

Unusual Stanley No. 47 skew bladed plow (similar to a No. 46) but with no provision for slitter, shorter rods, no front depth stop on frame, slitter on sliding section is intact, slitter on frame is MIA, one of the brass screws securing the fence has been cross threaded,

Fine Stanley boxwood marking & mortise gauge with intact brass rub block, brass mustache on head, head marked with OCT. 22, 1872 patent date, good points, very good overall.

Nice decorated goosewing axe head, needs a new handle, we sold this one in 2012 to Bob St. Peters and now we're selling it again.

Fine 7-inch Vandegrift "PAT.SEPT97" screw-adjusting nut wrench.

Nice cast iron spokeshave with "MARTIN'S" cast into the blade holder, there's light pitting on the blade but it looks like CINCINNATI TOOL CO. logo under the pitting, a very good spokeshave.

Genuine ELGIN adjustable alligator wrench, good nickel plating, very good overall.

Davis Level & Tool Co. 12-inch cast iron inclinometer level with fancy filigree casting, filigree is intact but rear corn of bottom rail has a corner chip, intact needle, PAT SEPT. 17, 1867. a nice looking piece to have on the shelf.

Pair of Stanley No. 78 duplex or rabbet & fillister planes, one with intact depth stop and fence, very good; and one with depth stop but missing fence and rod, very good.

Pair of iron planes: Stanley No. 248 weatherstripper with intact fence and one blade, very good; and a CRAFTSMAN duplex or rabbet & fillister, needs both fence and depth stop, will clean to very good.

Three planes for parts: Stanley No. 39 3/4-in. dado that is missing the front end, blade and lever cap are fine; Stanley No. 239 with good 1/8-in. blade marked with 3-30-15 patent date, missing fence, nickers, depth stop and has nose of skate broken off and reshaped; and main frame for an early Stanley No. 45 combination plow plane, decent knob, top of main handle MIA, one blade included, light pitting on skate.

Stanley No. 75 bullnose rabbet plane with RULE & LEVEL football shaped logo blade, very good overall.

Three Stanley iron rabbet planes: No. 190, 191 & 192, the 190 & 192 both have intact depth stops, the 191 has a V-logo blade but needs a depth stop, very good.

Brass or bronze copy of Stanley No. 71 1/2 closed throated router plane, has good knobs, intact V-shaped blade, crude clamp screw, good usable plane for less than an original will cost.

Fine Stanley No. 100 miter machine with equally fine 26-inch Stanley marked miter box saw made for Stanley by Atkins.

Nice 22 x 14-inch framed needlepoint "Old age and treachery will always overcome youth and skill" with intact glass.

Small chrome plated paperweight anvil, very good.

W. RAYMOND (1791-1820) Beverly, MA, quarter round molding plane, wedge cracked, otherwise very good. Raymond was born in 1762.

Three wooden molding planes: JO FULLER PROVIDENCE also marked ? COPP adjustable sash plane adjusted by means of two wooden screws fore and aft, and there is an indexing pin under the rear screw and empty hole in front where the front indexing pin would have been, front of one wedge sheared off, a good plane for one from 18th Century America; an OHIO TOOL CO. No. 6 round, very good; and an No. 72 OHIO TOOL CO. size No. 3 round, very good.

Scarce & unusual Sandusky Tool Co. screw-arm door plane, fine overall. This is the first such plane by Sandusky that we can recall seeing or selling.

Pair of smaller wooden smooth planes: unknown make with BUCK BROS blade, dark rosewood or ebony sole has been added, good overall; and a mahogany smoother with crack from throat to top of blade on one side, very good E.M. CHAPIN blade.

Wide CASEY KITCHELL & CO single boxed complex profile molding plane, stock 3 1/4-inch wide, marked INCH on heel, nice boxing, very good overall.

Unknown make moving fillister plane with screw-operated depth stop, intact nicker, and intact fence, very good overall.

Pair of complex molding planes: E.C. RING WORTHINGTON MA, with replaced wedge, owner-added fence screwed to left side, fine replaced wedge, very good overall; and a No. 82 SANDUSKY TOOL CO. marked 5/8 on heel, worn, but still functional.

Nice wooden saddle template, very good.

Nice 6 1/4-inch wooden coachmaker's T-rabbet plane, very good.

Three wooden molding planes: F. CURTIS BOSTON 1/2-inch astragal, fine; and two unmarked side beads.

Fine TWIN CITY TANK & SILO CO. MINNEAPOLIS 10-inch silo wrench.

Two wooden planes: homemade 15-inch handled complex profile, very good; and a 9 3/4-in. plane with radiused bottom, made of two pieces screwed together, good overall.

Set of drafting tools in lockable wooden case (no key) with lift-out tray to reveal bottom, one or two pieces from top tray are missing, very good overall.

Nice 9-inch shipwright's rosewood smooth plane with oak bottom, throat patch, and wedge, part of one ear broken off, a very nice looking plane.

Unknown make 12-inch No. 88 ivory & German silver 4-fold rule, indexing pins intact, one outer section yellowed, very good overall

Fine 9 1/2-inch rosewood rabbet plane with 1 1/4-inch blade, very nice.

Keen Kutter 24-inch K680 folding rule, complete and fine.

New 8 3/4-inch match plane, marked on one end with LB & a lion inside a circle and "GARANTI VERIABLE CORMIER" ready to use.

Lot: unmarked farrier's hammer; and a HOME PAINT & HARDWARE wooden paint stirring stick.

Lot: 6-inch beech plane with radiused ebony sole attached, very good; and a mini copper oil can, very good

Rare J.B. MAST CO. NEW YORK boxwood & brass hatter's rule 5-inch, a few spots of dark staining, MAST name on edge of rule, very good overall.

Unusual 7 1/2-inch mahogany plane with small round blade that comes out at 90 degrees to main part of body, wedge broken but is holding the blade, this may be a sash plane.

Lufkin No. 781 brass-bound boxwood 24-inch 4-fold rule, complete with indexing pins, fine overall.

Fine 10-inch rosewood miter plane, with fine MOULSON BROS. blade.

Unknown make 12-inch 4-fold boxwood & brass rule, small chip from boxwood at hinge, very good overall.

Homemade 10 1/2-inch handled mahogany smooth plane with ALEX MATHIESON double iron, good overall.

DENNISON brass & steel wire gauge for fine wire, some glue from old sticker remains on one end, fine.

Nice 8-inch wooden smooth plane, does not appear to be beech but we cannot ID the wood, OHIO TOOL blade with chipbreaker, very good overall.

Pair of small STARRETT calipers; one inside and one outside, both fine.

Greenfield Tool Co. No. 70 pump log plane marked 1 1/2 on heel, very good overall tote was broken off and reattached at base, good to very good overall.

Two jeweler, watchmaker, clockmaker or optician calipers: the solid brass one is marked STAR & SWITZERLAND and it is very good; the steel spring-loaded thickness caliper is unmarked and has a brass scale, very good.

A Sourcebook of United States Patents for Bitstock Tools and the Machines That Made Them by James E. Price, fine copy with author inscription thanking Cleo Dye.

The Ultimate Brace: A Unique Product of Victorian Sheffield, by Reg Eaton (hard cover, 1989). Signed by author, dust jacket has some discoloration, otherwise near fine.

Brown & Sharpe Small Tools Catalog No. 30, 1926, very good.

The Art of Fine Tools by Sandor Nagyszalanczy (hardcover, 1998), near fine.

Lot of two Log House books: Building the Hewn Log House by Charles McRaven (hardcover, 1978) and Build Your Own Low-Cost Log Home by Roger Hand (paperback, 1977), both very good.

Construction and Use of Automatic Screw Machines, Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co. (paperback, 1955), text block is falling out of case, which was taped on spine.

Catalog of Eugene Dietzgen Co. Drafting & Surveying Supplies, 1926.

Lot of two tool books: American Woodworking Tools by Paul B. Kebabian and Dudley Witney (Hardcover, 1978) and Early Tools and Equipment by Elmer L. Smith (booklet, 1978), both very good.

Lot of three books: Wood... Colors and Kinds, Forest Service, 1956; Bench Work in Wood by W.F.M. Goss (reprint); and Owatonna Tool Co. 1925 catalog (reprint), Wood booklet has some water damage, the others are very good.

Dictionary of American Hand Tools: A Pictorial Synopsis, compiled by Alvin Sellens (hardcover, 1990) signed by author, fine.

Lot of five reprinted books: Buck & Hickman American Tools catalog; C.E. Jennings & Co. Price List No. 13; Stanley Rule and Level 1902; The Saw in History by Henry Disston & Sons; and P.S. & W. Mechanics' Handy List, all very good.

W. GREENSLADE BRISTOL EXHIBITION MEDALS LONDON, DUBLIN, PARIS, MELBOURNE (ca. 1881) 16 1/2-inch wooden jack plane, fine.

Two English molding planes: TYZACK LONDON (ca. 1861) double boxed 7/8-inch bead & W. GREENSLADE BRISTOL (1833-1846) single boxed 1-inch bead, both very good.

Wooden slide arm plow plane, with an A. Mathieson & Sons, Glasgow, iron, but plane body has no mark. Brass tips and decoration, comes with stand, very good.

Mahogany 24-inch level and bevel. No maker's mark, very good.

HAYDEN & NOLTON, SYRACUSE, N.Y., (3 star, ca. 1850) with hammer in hand logo, 16-inch long convex gutter plane, very good.

Two English complex molding planes: BROWN SALOP (David Brown, Shrewsbury, 1835-1851) and WATSON LONDON (W. M. Watson, 1820-1851), both very good.

BARNES WORCESTER (1829-1840), English slide arm plow plane with brass tips, fence, and decoration, comes with a stand. Missing a small wedge at side, otherwise very good.

Stanley Rule & Level Co. 30-inch brass bound plumb and level, very good.

Three wooden molding planes: T. TILESTON BOSTON FrontStreet, 3/4-inch bead; E. BALDWIN 5/8-inch bead; A.C. BARTLETT'S OHIO PLANES, 1/4-inch bead, all very good.

OHIO TOOL CO., No. 96 1/2 screw arm plow plane, a few threads chipped, comes with a stand, very good.

Stanley Sweetheart No. 5, 30-inch long plumb and level, very good.

Pair of iron jack planes: UNION No. 5 with fine low knob, spur broken off tote, UNION lever cap, light rust on blade, very good japanning, very good overall; and a Stanley No. 5 with nice rosewood tote and tall knob, light pitting on top of SW-logo blade, japanning about 70 percent and peeling

Two English side bead molding planes: T. MACKENZIE 3/4-inch single boxed, very good; and an I. SORBY 7/8-inch, single boxed, very good.

Unusual brass machinist or millwright level No. 210 MADE BY M. ENGEL WICHITA, KS. in fitted wooden box with hinged lid, very good. Has owner's name CHUCK CROWELL stamped into one edge.

Lot: Stanley No. 20 8-inch try square with rosewood handle, fine; and a Stanley No. 36L caliper rule, complete and very good.

Pair of 6-inch JORGENSEN screw clamps MADE BY ADJUSTABLE CLAMP CO. CHICAGO ILL, both are fine.

Marked STANLEY NO. 77 rosewood marking and mortise gauge, missing the brass rub block, so there is some marring of the beam by the screw, three fine points, very good overall.

Sandusky Tool Co. 1 1/2-inch No. 78 complex profile molding plane, missing the front boxing, very good overall.

Two wooden marking gages: both have wooden screws and one has round brass wear plate on working face, very good points.

Unusual wooden slitting gage, wooden screw, good blade, handle cracked at base, good overall.

STOTHERT BATH (England) wooden moving fillister plane, screw operated depth stop, intact nicker, boxwood boxing, very good overall.

Two wooden marking gages: a twin beam Stanley with intact brass rub blocks, both points worn down, good to very good overall; and a rosewood marking & mortise gage, two brass wear plates in head, good overall.

Two wooden molding planes: 3/4-inch OHIO TOOL No. 43, complete and fine; and an W VANCE (Baltimore, Md), slip boxed 1/4-inch side bead with full boxwood boxing, very good.

Three saws: 8-inch unmarked dovetail saw, two or three broken teeth, blade wavy, good wooden handle; 14-inch HIBBARD keyhole saw with WARRANTED SUPERIOR medallion, good overall; and a 26-inch DISSTON LIGHTWEIGHT with modified end of blade, good overall.

Two wooden molding planes: No. 189 AUBURN TOOL CO. 1 3/4-inch twin bladed nosing plane, complete and fine; and a No. 62 1/4 OHIO TOOL 7/8-inch coping plane, very good

Two jointer planes: 24-inch Stanley No. 31 prelateral with eagle logo and model number stamped into toe, two small holes in left side where a fence was once mounted, tote spur missing, light pitting on blade and chipbreaker, good overall; and a 25 1/2-inch wooden jointer with closed tote, nice W. GREAVE & SONS tapered iron, E.A.F. WORKS chipbreaker, one ear chipped, very good overall.

Binkerd Patent (U.S. No. 542,819 & U.S. No. 571,742) folding cam-locking saw clamp or saw vise, currently does not fold but some head and penetrating oil will get it fully functional again, Made on patents issued to Aaron Thomas Binkerd of Allegheny, PA and manufactured by Gunn & Hannah of Pittsburgh, PA., very good overall.

Lot: NEW S M CO. PROV. R.I. STAPLE PLIER, VERY GOOD; unusual tool with cutter on one side and rubber on other that cuts a hole in leather or something else, very good; and a LIGHTNING FULTON Patented bunion tool for stretching out a leather shoe to accomodate a bunion on the foot, has a brazed repair to one of the handles, very good.

Five planes and part of a sixth; three 9-inch smooth planes including ones marked FULTON, PENNCRAFT; and one not marked that is very similar to the PENNCRAFT but has a broken tote; and two complete block planes and one broken Stanley block plane for parts like the front knob, lateral lever and blade adjuster, the body and lever cap are broken.

Two brass door plates: one marked PUSH, both fine.

Lot: small leather vise; unusual corker-cutter sharpener marked FISCHER SCIENTIFIC CO. MADE in GERMANY; and a 7-inch wooden plane with sole that is radiused from side to side, very good tapered single iron, very good overall.

Four wooden jack planes: D.R. BARTON jack with open handle, very good; SCIOTO WORKS No. 16 with open handle, very good; OGONTZ TOOLS jack with open handle, very good; and a slightly larger unmarked jack with closed handle, may have been cut down from a longer fore plane, very good.

Wooden calking mallet with steel rings at ends of head; and a smaller mallet with iron rings on both ends of head, very good.

Three wooden bench planes: KENEWA TOOL CO. wooden jack plane with SARGENT & CO. iron with light pitting, very good overall; MARSDEN BROS. SHEFFIELD wooden jack plane, handle spur MIA, will make good user; and a OGONTZ TOOL CO. No. 19 22-inch wooden jointer plane, nice closed handle, very good overall.

Lot: unusual hack saw with wooden handle; and an iron plumb bob with string holder full of plastic-coated string.

Lot: Stanley No. 65 marking gage with PATENT PENDING marked on beam, fine; Stanley 5-oz No. 170 (47-170) plumb bob in original packaging, fine; Stanley No. 20 6-inch try square with rosewood handle, very good; and a wooden handled piano tuner's hex nut wrench, fine.

Blacksmith-forged cutter with wooden handle, blade is curved at the end and sharpened on the inside of the curve, very good.

Lot: Three Yankee-type screwdrivers and a Stanley No. 22 adjustable steel square with intact level vials and intact scribe; YANKEE NO. 30; & two MILLERS FALLS No. 61, each comes with a single flat blade, all in working condition.

Lot: Rabone Chesterman No. 1626 torpedo level with brass top, both vials intact, fine overall; No. 303 L.S.S. CO. (Starrett) 12-inch steel scale with a clamp that can attach two scales together to form a longer one; and a STANLEY NO. 46-012 12-inch steel scale that can be used with a square, center and protractor head, very good.

Two near new GENERAL plumb bobs in original boxes: 24-oz. No. 800-24, complete and fine; and a 16-oz. No. 800-16 also complete and fine.

Medium sized bitstock dowel or spoke pointer, complete and fine.

Two Stanley plumb bobs: No. 170 5-oz. with removable steel tip, very good; and a similar 12-oz. No. 172, fine.

Atkins Perfection No. 65 SHIPS POINT hand saw with 26-in. 10ppi plate, fine etch, comes with STANLEY paper saw sleeve to protect it. (top in photo)

Unmarked Stanley brass plumb bob with built-in reel, complete and fine.

Disston Model C-1 26-inch 8ppi crosscut saw with original 1978 paper sleeve, fine etch, fine overall.

Two rosewood tool handles: the smaller is a Stanley SW that is missing one of the two jaws of the chuck, there are not bits inside the handle, good overall; and the larger one is a MILLERS FALLS with intact chuck, but no bits inside, cap is not threaded all the way on, but we cannot get it loose.

Two General brass plumbs in original boxes: 10-oz. No. 800-10, fine; and a 6-oz. No. 800-6, fine.

Two Stanley planes: No. 78 duplex plane MADE IN ENGLAND with intact fence and depth stop, blue paint, fine overall; and an early No. 48 tongue & groove plane with B casting mark, nice wooden knob, vines cast into handle, very good overall.

Lot: Stanley No. ? long handled scraper plane used to scrape labels off wooden shipping crates, good RULE & LEVEL CO. blade, very good overall; and a fine 14-inch DIAMOND nipper made in Duluth, Minn.

Lot: three rivet sets, two marked PEXTO; one 5-inch adjustable Auto-type nut wrench; and a stamped steel fish scaler.

Lot: Two steelyard scales each with a captive sliding weight, one has some rust, both will clean to very good overall.

Cooper's hand adz with good wooden handle; and Spofford Patent bit brace, very good.

Two saw tools: MORRILL PATENT lever-type saw set, very good; and a two handed saw wrest, very good.

Five assorted cloth potato sacks with graphics of several Midwest firms.

Nice cooper's sun plane for planing the tops of wooden barrels.

Set of small brass trammel points on a round steel beam, very good.

Lot: STODDARD Patent (U.S. No. 130,879) dividers made on a patent issued AUG. 27, 1872 to Oscar Stoddard of Detroit, MI, very good; and mini Sargent? block plane with some rust on the sole, will clean to very good.

Curved WITHERBY drawknife; and an unknown make pad saw, no blade, very good wood and brass handle.

Two babbit bearing scrapers, the longer one a No. 381-4 1/2 MILLERS FALLS; plus a GREAT NECK No. 277A ratcheting Yankee-type screwdriver with a flat bit, very good.

Five early soldering irons with copper ends, four have wooden handles one has corn-cob handle.

Stanley No. 3 wooden plumb & level, very good overall.

GAGE TOOL CO. 9-inch transitional smooth plane, The tote is not original, the rest of the plane is good to very good.

OHIO TOOL CO. 1 1/2-inch steel-cased skew bladed rabbet plane, very good to fine overall.

Small wooden tool chest with an assortment of tools including a saw set, saw raker gauge; chalk line, adjustable auger bit, assorted wrenches, and much more in two removable tills. box has a has and can be padlocked.

Pair of blacksmith made shutter dogs for holding open the shutters on large old homes, a fine pair.

Two DISSTON 1 or 2-man crosscut saws; a 54-inch with auxiliary handle, has a crack around one of the 4 mounting bolts on the handle; and a 60-inch that is missing the auxiliary handle, both will make good users or you can cut them out and use the steel for knife blades if you're into making knives.

Two 2-man crosscut saws.

Nice 60-inch ice saw with removable handle, very good overall.

Two 2-man crosscut saws.

Lot: KLICKER broad hatchet, very good; cobbler hammer that has been modified and comes to a point; and a NORLEIGH DIAMOND never used hatchet handle with paper label.

Two DIAMOND EDGE adjustable pipe wrenches: all-steel 14-inch model, very good; and a 14-inch wooden handled Stillson-type marked on the shaft and on the movable jaw, fine overall.

Three assorted claw hammers: small STANLEY JOBMASTER, fine; a similar sized MAYDOLE, very good; and a larger adz eye D. MAYDOLE, very good.

Pair adjustable pipe wrenches: 10-inch Diamond Edge Stillson-type complete and fine; and an all-steel SHAPLEIGH'S 10-inch, complete and fine.

Three assorted claw hammers: NO. 3820 SEARS CRAFTSMAN 16-oz. with fiberglass handle that has a rubber grip, most of SEARS FIBREGLASS sticker still on handle, fine; Stanley No. 52 1/2 10-oz. complete and fine; and a VAUGHAN No. 9 10-oz. with most of original sticker still on handle, fine.

Pair of Diamond Edge adjustable pipe wrenches: 14-inch Stillson-type with wooden handle, marked on shaft and on movable jaw, fine; and an all-steel 10-inch model with initials C.W.S. stamped into one side, fine overall.

Two large claw hammers: STANLEY BELL SYSTEM with 18-oz or heavier head, light rust, will clean to very good condition; and a STANLEY wrecking? hammer with straight claw, red painted handle, needs light cleaning, very good overall.

Fine 6-inch DIAMOND EDGE Coes-type monkey wrench.

Pair of O.V.B. tools: fine medium sized ball peen hammer, nice marking, fine handle; and a nickel plated pair of pruning shears with horn slabs riveted to handles, marked O.V.B. OUR VERY BEST on one side and having HIBBARD SPENCER, BARTLETT & CO. GERMANY on the other side, fine overall condition.

Lot of seven Keen Kutter and Diamond Edge bits: square tang nos. 13, 10, and 10; round tang 1/2, 7/16, 5/16 and 5/16, all very good.

Pair of O.V.B. tools: nicely marked cobbler's hammer; and a leather or upholstery hammer, very good overall.

Lot of six Keen Kutter gimlet bits, three are countersink bits: two no. 6, 4 and countersinks are no. 2's, all very good, though some KK logos are worn.

Pair O.V.B. wooden mallets: one with barrel-shaped head, very good; and one with cylinder-shaped head, fine.

Keen Kutter straight shank Blacksmith's Drill, No. K112 in unopened paper case, 6" long, new old stock.

Pair of O.V.B. marked tools: brick scutch hammer with several nicks and dings, chipped under one end, good to very good overall; and a nicely marked hatchet with hammer poll, very good handle, very good overall.

Lot of 17 Keen Kutter bits: Two 14's, 12, two 10's, 9 and 8; Two 3/8, 11/32, 5/16, two 1/4, two 7/32, two 1/8, all very good.

Pair of O.V.B. tools: one on top looks like an oyster shucker, OVB logo fine, very good overall; and an O.V.B. leather knife marked PATENT APPLIED FOR, fine.

Lot of three Keen Kutter specialty bits: rose head countersink; flat screwdriver; and a double ended twisted screwdriver, all very good.

Pair of O.V.B. tools: tack hammer marked with OVB logo on top of head, very good; and a 10?-oz. claw hammer, fine overall.

Lot of 10 Keen Kutter Bits with a Keen Kutter roll: 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 7, and 3. Bits are very good, roll is quite tatty but has a fabric KK wedge logo on it.

Diamond Edge N.S.H. Co. (Norvell Shapleigh) metal tool handle with eight bits, very good.

Lot of 4 specialty Keen Kutter bits, including a screwdriver and two reamers.

Fortune magazine, April 1934, with saw mill illustration on cover, near fine copy.

The Book of Guns & Gunsmiths, by Anthony North and Ian V. Hogg (1977, New Burlington Books) book is fine, dust jacket is very good.

Lot of seven postcards: Trimo Tools; Love a Mason; Sears, Roebuck & Co.'s Agricultural Exhibit; Valentine cupid working a grindstone; New Year's baby blacksmith; Woman with shovel; and Ice Palace at St. Paul, all very good.

Wood-working for Amateur Craftsmen by Ira S. Griffith, Popular Mechanics Co. book, 1911, fine.

Lot of four Stanley Tools booklets: large "Sixteen Things You Can Make with Stanley Tools"; Sabre Saw; Heavy Duty Sanders; and Expert Soldering, all fine.

Geo. A. Rubelmann Hardware Co., St. Louis, MO, 1923 catalog, in fair condition with front cover detached and back cover missing.

Two cabinet card photographs: Butcher in his apron with a knife and sharpening steel; and two children, the older is holding a cane, and the younger possibly has a wooden plane, both fine.

PLANE TALK, the Quarterly Journal of Plane Collecting and Research, 1987- 1991 (Volume XI, No. 1-Vol. XV, No. 4), no missing issues in this run of the final five years of this well researched newsletter. Fine condition in binder.

Lot: three Craftsman booklets plus a copy of Popular Home Craft (Feb. 1950): Selection, Care, and Use of planes, and Craftsman squares. All fair to very good.

Sligo, Inc., St. Louis, MO Catalogue No. 88, hard cover in fair condition.

Ephemera lot: Four pages from Saturday Evening Post (1940) with ads for Black & Decker, American Iron and Steel, and SKIL Tools; flyer for Specialty Sales Co., Hi-Grade Hand Tools; Kwik-way Ladder Bracket brochure; L. S. Starrett 1946 booklet of list of tools in stock; Supreme Hook Scrapers booklet; Sargent Sportmate brochure; Clinton Engine Instructions and Parts Catalogue; and a blotter from Simonds Saw and Steel Co., all good to fine.

Lot of 4 books: The Antique Tool Collector's Guide to Value, by Ronald S. Barlow (paperback, 1985); The Catalogue of Antique Tools, Martin J. Donnelly Antique Tools, 2000; The Collector's Bookshelf catalog (2000); and Woodworker's 30 Best Projects by the Editors of Woodworker Magazine (Hardcover, 1988), all very good to fine,

Ephemera lot of small advertisements from magazines including Stanley, Millers Falls, Disston and more.

Starrett Fourth Edition Catalog No. 27, (1965) spine has tears at tail and head, other very good.

Nice 15-inch jack rabbet plane with open handle and 2 5/8-inch skewed blade, one of the two nickers is intact, has been coated with linseed oil, very good overall.

Two mallets: traditional jointer's mallet complete and fine; and a round headed mallet with iron rings around the ends of the head, very good.

Three wooden molding planes: H. CHAPIN UNION FACTORY 24 round with some rot at heal, still usable; EDWARD CARTER TROY NY skewed rabbet 1 3/4-inch blade, very good overall; and a C. WARREN NASHUA single boxed 1/2-inch side bead, very good.

Fine round headed mallet with iron rings around each end of head.

Three wooden molding planes: WALLACE DUNDEE boxed side rabbet, very good overall; 1 1/4-inch OHIO TOOL No. 91 twin iron nosing plane, very good; and a 1 1/8-inch OHIO TOOL No. 91 twin iron nosing plane, very good.

Unusual blacksmith-made wheelwright's traveler.

Three transitional planes: Stanley No. 35 smoother with broken frame in rear, good frog, iron, lever cap & knob; Sargent No. 3416 jack plane, tote broken near top with spur reattached, good overall; and a Stanley No. 26, tote spur MIA, good overall.

Pair of iron block planes: Stanley No. 9 1/2, complete and very good; and a Stanley No. 120 with big nickel plated adjuster, SW-logo iron, very good overall.

Three wooden molding planes: MARSDEN BROTHERS SHEFFIELD No. 4 hollow (round to you U.K. blokes) very good overall; No. 189 A. HOWLAND & CO. 1-inch twin iron nosing plane, very good; and an M. CRANNELL ALBANY 3/4-in. single boxed side bead, fine.

Pair wooden jack planes: NEW YORK TOOL CO. with closed handle, and nice AUBURN TOOL CO. iron, very good overall; and an N. SPAULDING ITHICA with open handle, very good overall.

Three wooden molding planes:

F. WALTER & CO. try square

Nice M. COPELAND unhandled screw-arm plow plane with screw-operated depth stop, boxwood arms and nuts, brass stiffener, one iron/blade included, very good.

Fine W. MARPLES & SONS 12-inch try square with ebony & brass handle, small hang hole in blade, fine overall.

A. MATHIESON 5/8-in. No. 178 fixed No. 2 sash plane, fine overall.

HENRY DISSTON & SONS No. 1 try square with 9-inch blade, very good overall.

Pair of handled 1-inch tongue & groove planes with apple stocks, one wedge cracked, one handle spur chipped, very good overall.

T. TILESTON BOSTON boxed moving fillister plane, brass depth stop, intact nicker, very good overall.

Two wooden screw clamps: unmarked 10-inch with good threads, very good overall; and a SANDUSKY TOOL CO. 12-inch with good threads, very good overall.

Pair of handled OHIO TOOL CO. No. 77 tongue & groove planes, some rust and light pitting the steel skate of the grooving plow, can be restored to usable condition.

Undocumented LLOYD - SUPPLEE LaCROSSE WIS. GREENFIELD TOOL CO. No. 478 single-boxed complex (ogee & bevel) molding plane, complete, fine & the first of this mark that we are aware of.

Three wooden side rabbet planes:

Two wooden molding planes: OHIO TOOL CO. 1 1/2-inch No. 91 twin iron nosing plane, very good; and a No. 75 SCIOTO WORKS 1/2-inch match or tongue & groove plane, faint makers mark, very good overall.

Keen Kutter wire twister/nail puller fence pliers. Marked "Pat. Appld. For" and has the shape of the wedge logo on handles, very good.

Two Diamond Edge tools: curved carpet or linoleum knife and a putty knife, both very good.

Diamond Edge Shapleigh Hardware adjustable saw set, very good.

Keen Kutter E.C. Simmons rosewood tool handle, 5 1/2" long, with ten bits, very good.

Keen Kutter reversible lineman's splicer or crimping pliers, very good.

Two Diamond Edge nipper or cutter pliers, 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.

PLUMB "BOY SCOUTS" hatchet, very good.

Lot: small 2-oz. ball peen hammer, very good; and another hammer, possibly hand forge with loose handle that has old auction ticket taped to it.

PLUMB Mancuso Patent combined socket wrench & screwdriver, complete and fine.

Unusual Heinrich Patent "Miter-Gage" or bevel patented Aug. 11, 1908 by Charles E. Heinrich of Lexington, Kentucky, wood stained on one side, very good overall; plus a Stanley rosewood handled 6-inch sliding bevel, fine.

Lot: Two BLUE GRASS hatchets and a head for a third BLUE GRASS hatchet.

Lot: Perfect Handle screwdriver, very good; and an iron spokeshave that looks similar to those by Seymour Smith, very good.

PROTO 370 Clawson Patent hand drill with adjustable head and handle, very good.

Three screwdrivers: Bridgeport Thal Patent (U.S. No. 1,738,405) Non-Skid" No. 5 screwdriver, very good; Goodell-Pratt spiral screwdriver Pat. July 22, 1890, Nov. 17, 1891, very good; & Yankee No. 12 ratcheting screwdriver, very good.

Stanley corner brace, very good overall.

Pair of 9-in. iron smooth planes: Sargent No. 408 & Stanley Two-Tone, both very good.

Lot: wooden tool used in foundries, very good; plus a wooden carving mallet that has a crack thru the head.

C.T.D. Co. (Cleveland Twist Drill) drill index, very good to fine.

Lot: SHELTON magazine screwdriver, very good; and a tiny nipper marked "KNIPEX" and "MADE IN GERMAY" about 4 3/4-inches long, fine.

Lot: Unusual LUTZ No. 2060 try square with 6-in. blade, fine; and a fine A.H.T. CO. wood handled scraper with extra thick blade, fine.

Lot four dental tools: CLEV-DENT dental pick called an elevator by dentists, very good; CLEV-DENT tool called an "EAST-WEST" by dentists, very good; H.G. KERN tooth pulling tool, very good; and a CLEV-DENT "STAINLESS" tool.

Lot: FORDSON all-steel screwdriver, repainted, very good; and a Fager Patent saw set marked "REGAL PAT MCH 3RD.91" very good. This one shows up on the DATAMP Site as "Not know to have been produced."

Two adjustable auger bits IOB: BLUE GRASS Model 45 with spare spur, bit is marked BLUE GRASS and B.H. & M. CO. (Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co.) on the shaft, fine overall; and an IRWIN Model 21 in original box with both bits and includes original shipping sleeve, very good.

Pair transitional smooth planes: Stanley No. 135 "Liberty Bell" has been refinished, very good overall; and a GAGE No. 4 smoother, very good.

Large pair cast bronze trammel points with steel points and having a pencil holder marked with patent date SEPT. 30, 1890, a great set.

Four pair pliers: KRAEUTER No. 951-7 battery terminal pliers, very good; PEXTO No. 500-8 very good; PENENA CORP CHICAGO 3217, good; and parrot-head offset jaw plier marked "WESTERN AUTO STORES, very good.

Two chain tools: CINCINNATI PUMP & MFG. CO. "Boss Chain Pliers" about 7-in. logo, very good; and a pair marked PAT'D 1879" about 8-in. long, very good.

SAFETY-TWIST I wire twisting tool used to secure fittings in aircraft industry and others, fine.

Lot: Cincinnati Tool 1-inch C-clamp with interesting screw head with quick-adjust feature Pat. No. 3,016,085, fine; Knife-type tool marked "C.H. THURNAUER CO., Inc. France" also marked "HACHINETTE" likely a tool used in the leather trade, very good; and a leather knife marked with a 5-pointed Star on one side of blade, walnut handle, very good.

Stanley No. 80M "Malleable" iron scraper, complete and fine.

Pair of nippers: USMC (United Shoe Machinery Corp) with screwdriver at end of one handle and a tack lifter at other end, fine; and another marked KRAEUTER 1850-7, very good.

Stanley No. 43 saw set with 80 percent of original STANLEY sticker on top of frame, fine overall.

Pair of ratcheting bit braces: MERIT 10-in. & Stanley No. 945 8-in. both are fine.

Pair hammers: FAIRMOUNT upholsterer's, fine; and a ROBINSON BROS. & CO. LOUISVILLE claw hammer with BELKNAP SPECIAL replacement handle, very good.

Pair of ratcheting bit braces: Model 742 Millers Falls 10-inch, fine; and a DUNLAP 10-inch with decal on wrist handle and stamped DUNLAP on frame, fine.

Two hatchets: ACME EVANSVILLE with nice replacement handle, very good overall; and a claw hatchet "GROVE TOOL WORKS NEW YORK CITY" very good overall.

Starrett No. 11H combination square in original box, intact scribe & level vial, fine overall.

Nice H.C. MARSH miter machine with nice 26-inch Disston miter box saw.

Set of 7 SHARK BRAND Swedish Chisels in original albeit rough roll, each chisel has some light rust and most of the plastic yellow handles have some of the original E.A. BERG decal on them.

Set of seven E.A. BERG socket chisels with wooden handles; 1 1/2; 1 1/4; 1; 1; 1/2; 3/8; and a 1/8 mortising chisel. The last three have original decals on the handles. All have E.A. BERG stampings on blades, a good user set.

Set of eight E.A. BERG socket chisels, all need handles, all in good or better usable condition.

Set of six E.A. BERG chisels with wooden handles: 1 1/2 butt; 1; 3/4; 1/2; 3/8; and 1/4; top of one handle is rough, all others will make good users.

Unknown make buck saw with wooden frame, very good original condition.

WILEY & FRICK JONESBORO, ILL **** table hollow plane with big hang hole in rear of stock, very good overall.

Three assorted wood planes: handled tongue plane, very good; coachmakers's T-rabbet missing the blade; and short skew bladed rabbet, no blade, very good.

TOPPING & BRO. ALTON, ILL wooden 1-inch rabbet plane, very good overall.

Pair of Jorgensen wooden screw clamps, both very good.

Illinois marked molding plane: round marked "MNFD FOR SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. CHICAGO, the throat has been opened up, there is some dry rot, nicely marked, good overall.

Adjustable wooden bar clamp, very good.

Nice ADLAKE NON-SWEATING railroad LAMP with cast iron base, has two original red and two original green glass lenses, has never been electrified, very good overall.

Lot of silverware from old hotels, restaurants and airlines; there are 10 knives, nine forks and nine spoons. These were found in a home we cleaned out in Pittsburgh.

Wilton brass Reproduction From Original Old Bullet Mold, fine.

Another lot of old silverware from historic restaurants, hotels etc. All out an older Pittsburgh home we cleaned out.

Three Keen cutter reamer auger bits: two cone-shaped, one cylindrical, all very good.

Two Diamond Edge saw sets, both very good.

Diamond Edge combination gas burner plier with screwdriver, very good.

Lot of five Keen Kutter punches: Nos. 16, 12, 11, 11, and 9, all very good.

Three pairs of Keen Kutter nippers: two larger combination nippers with nail puller and screw driver; and one small pair of nippers, all very good.

Keen Kutter cast iron saw handle, patented Aug 28, 1877, very good.

Keen Kutter forged steel leather punch, very good.

Two Keen Kutter brace bits with square sockets, both very good.

Diamond Edge rosewood tool handle with 4 bits, 5 1/2" long, very good.

Two Diamond Edge pruning shears: one is green handled No. DECP, both very good.

Two plumb bobs: 12-oz. Braunsdorf-Mueller Company (BMCo) brass surveyor-style bob, very good; and a Stanley No. 47-171 8-oz. bob in original point-of-sale packaging, very good.

Wristwatch with what appears to be a wooden face, and hands are a saw and a hammer, with what looks like a leather band in a gold colored box.

Four measuring tapes: round "AUTOMATIC RULE" 6-ft. very good; "THINK PIG REPUBLIC PIG IRON OF COURSE COMPLIMENTS OF REPUBLIC STEEL CORP., very good; LUFKIN No. 928, very good; and a 10-ft. Lufkin No. C9210 with cast that can worn on belt, fine.

Two vintage bullet molds, no markings visible on either of them.

Four small items: 2-bladed keychain pocket knife with metal case; small tie clip with meat cleaver; tie clip with screwdriver; & Seal-O-Matic pot or pressure cooker pin with threaded post on back, very good.