6 conical and 1 hex shape plumb bobs are in this grouping.

This lot consists of a 12" Starrett rule, combination square, No. 490 protractor and center head.

Two dozen new old stock chisel handles in two sizes are offered in this lot.

A nice set of Japanese mortising chisels with laminated steel blades in the original package. Widths in MM's include: 18, 14, 12, 9 and 5.

This lot consists of a E. Preston & Sons rosewood infill steel smoothing plane with dovetail construction. It has a 2" plane iron. There is a slight crack in the handle otherwise the plane is in great shape.

This lot is for a N. P. Ames (Springfield Mass.) socket gouge with an eagle strike mark. It is 2 & 1/2" in width amd 17" overall in length.

Two spokeshaves in this lot: Stanley No. 68 Rabbit and Martin's curved sole. There is a small chip in the mouth of the Martin's shave.

This lot consists of 11 DELTA (made by Robert Sorby) new old stock carving tools with the original plastic tool cases. Carving tool cuts include: skew cut (3 /8" &1/8"), spoon-bit gouge (3/8"), V cut (1/8" & 1/4"), veiners (1/16" & 1/4"), 3/4" gouge ( 4 & 8 sweep), 3/8" double bevel straight cut and 1/4" gouge (5 sweep).

This nicely-made side axe a 10" blade. It is marked with an "EB" cartouche. The original handle is in good condition.

This H. L. James, Williamsburg Mass screw-arm plow plane has a rosewood body & fence and boxwood screws, knobs and nuts. The screw arm threads are clean and intact. It has an owners mark of N. Carbonneau.

There are 4 clean and useable Stanley spokeshaves in this lot including numbers 151, 51, 52 and 64.

John Atkinson made planes in Baltimore between 1829-56. This screw-arm sash plane has a beech body, boxwood screws and knobs. A nice plane! Atkinson has a two** rarity rating in A.W.P.

A Sargent & Company Hercules "Golden Cutter" 14" jack plane in the original box is offered in this lot. The plane knob and tote have some finish loss and the box has a clear tape repair job. The plane shows some light useage.

18" (unmarked) machinist level with owner-made wooden case. Looks identical to levels made by Goodell-Pratt Co. The wooden case is not shown in the photographs.

A 26" Stratton Brothers brass bound mahogany level with 2 good vials and a 3/1 1870 patent date is offerred in this lot.

A Slipper Form Highly-decorated right hand continental goosewing axe with a 20" long blade, 34" overall length.

This lot conists of a E. C. Simmons KEEN KUTTER boxed chisel set. Chisel widths include 3/4", 1/2", 3/8" and 1/4". The chisels have seen very little use but they have been honed.

Stratton Brothers brass-bound rosewood level with 2 wet vials. 26" long, 2" wide, 15/16" thick.

3 Stanley No. 36 levels offered in this lot: 6" and 12" marked PAT. 8/4/96 and a 18" marked "NEW BRITAIN CONN U.S.A." 18" level has wooden storage box. All vials are wet.

2 rabbet and filletster planes in the original boxes including a Sargent No.79 and a Power-kraft (Montgromey Wards) No. 3547 (made by Miller's Falls) in this lot. Two clean and little or no use planes.

This lot consists of a LIE-NIELSEN 15ppi .015 rip dovetail saw in like new condition.

A lot of 8 miscellaneous cast iton and steel plumb bobs. Two Miller's Falls (5 and 12 ounce), one Goodell-Pratt Co., and 5 assorted cast iron plumb bobs.

Matheson & Son Glasgow, beech wedge arm skew angle dado plane. This plane features adjustable fence and depth stops. No damage to this clean and useable plane.

This lot consists of a graduated set of 12 Peck, Stow & Wicox square-edge socket chisels. Absolutely no rust or pitting on the blades. The blades are sharp and shiny. Extra nice lot of chisels. Most handles are matching.

This lot is for a Sargent 407 smooth plane (Stanley No. 2 equivalent) with all correct parts including the 1 & 5/8" plane iron.

Record 405 multi-plane complete in wooden case. Includes 23 cutters, short & long rods, adjustable fence 3 depth stops and slitter. This plane does not appear to have been used.

This lot consists of a 3" T. H. Witherby slick with maple handle in like new condition! The blade is shiny and appears to have the original factory-ground cutting edge. The handle has an owner's name "WM. Baker" stamped in it.

Miller's Falls No. 45 adjustable block plane in the original box. Some wear on the box. This plane has seen little use.

A L. S. Starrett No. 16 double protector with 12" rule Patented in December 27, 1904 is offered in this lot. There is no damage to either of the leveling vials.

This lot consists of a E. C. Stearns & Co. flexible-sole spokeshave manufactured by Stearns using Herbert M. Coe's 3-27-1900 patent.

A rare reference book is offered in this lot: "Disston Handbook On Saws. Disston Lumberman Handbook" "Containing a Treatise on The Construction Of Saws." 209 pages printed June, 1912.

W. Aadams Left hand Pennsylvania Goosewing Axe. Adamstown PA is named after the Aadams blacksmiths one of which made this axe. The 13" blade has the "W AADAMS" touch mark with 4 starburst cartouches around the name. The axe has a tombstone arch between the beard and the socket and a replaced handle. The blade has moderate pitting.

This lot offers a right hand continental "wagoneer's" axe. The axe is 29" overall length and has a 14 &1/2" long blade.

A lot of 4 Stanley levels. Three cherry wood levels (No. 00 - 22" Sweetheart, No. 0 - 24", and No. 104 - 24") and pinewood Handyman 24" No. H1295 in original Christmas gift box offered in this lot. All vials wet.

A lot of 3 diminutively-sized layout tools including a panel/marking gage with a brass head, a set of wedge-arm trammel points with 10" birds eye maple beam and a rosewood and brass dovetail layout gage.

Craftsman-made radius plane with 6 interchangeable soles (2 & 1/2", 3", 3" & 1/2", 4", 4 & 1/2" and 10" radius). The plane body is tastefully constructed of brass and mahogany. This plane has an incomplete set of irons as only 2 plane irons are included.

8 Addis & Sons carving tools. No. 1 straight chisel ( 1/8", 1/2"), No. 2 straight chisel ( 5/16"), No. 39 veiner (1/8"), No. 6 gouge ( 5/16"), No. ? gouge (5/8"), No. 8 gouge (1/8") and No. 11 gouge (3/16").

This lot consists of 4 minature anvils, three cast iron anvils and one interesting hand made anvil.

A nice lot of 6 Footprint chisels in "never-used" condition in the original pasteboard box. Widths include 1 & 1/2", 1 & 1/4", 1", 3/4", 1/2" and 1/4."

Crown Tools miniature woodturning lathe tool set. Includes two gouges, round nose, parting tool and a skew all in new condition. Made from high-speed steel with rosewood handles.

Stanley Made in U.S.A. 4 & 1/2 bench plane in the original box in never used condition. Later model (type 19). Box in fair condition with torn a corner.

A lot of 6 Diamond Edge socket chisels by Shapleigh Hardware Co. St. Louis MO. These used chisels are part of a married set including widths of 1 & 1/2", 7/8", 3/4", 5 /8", 1/2" and 1 /4". Also includes a Shapleigh's 1/2 dozen 3/8" chisel box.

5 Stanley pocket levels, that attach to a carpenter square, are featured in this lot. one No. 41 brass top, three No. 40 Japaned iron tops and one level without attachment features. All are 3" long. All five have wet vials.

A lot of 5 pocket levels 2 by Miller's Falls, 1 by Disston and 2 unmarked.

Roger Smith's Patented Transitional Metallic Planes In America Vol. I & II are featured in this lot. Volume one is a 2nd edition and Volume two is a 1st edition without a dust jacket. Both have been lightly-used.

A lot of 2 Stanley paperback reference books is offere in this lot: Antique & Collectable Stanley Tools A Guide to Identity & Value (1990 copyright) and Stanley Woodworking Tools The Finest Years (2011 copyright).

A lot of 6 automatic screwdrivers including Johnson & Tainter's (patented 10/5/1869, Miller's Falls No. 445, Miller's Falls with rosewood handle containing 8 bits, A. H. Reid (patented 12/12/1882), Goodell-Pratt nickel-plated with bits and Goodell-Pratt Left & Right ratcheting type.

5 Tool-related paperback references: A Guide To American Wooden Planes (Pollak second ed.), Moldings In Practice (2012), Ancient Carpenters' Tools (H. Mercer 2000 reprint), American Wrench Makers 1830-1930 (cope second ed.), Hand Tools (Watson 2002).

6 Automatic screwdrivers/drills: Yankee 41 drill with bits, Stanley 043 drill with bits. Several ratcheting types including Yankee 13 & 35 and Stanley 135 & 130A.

6 Automatic screwdriver/drills. Yankee 40 screwdriver (no bits), Ratcheting type Yankee 10, 35, 10, Stanley 130A & 131A.

Antique Sargent tool catalog was printed in 1911. It reveals the complete line of tools offered by the Sargent Co. SThe catalog is in good condition.

6 Tool references are offered in this lot: Patented Transitional Planes (Smith), Rule Concordance (Staney), American Wooden Planes (Pollack), M-WTCA Directory (2014), Otto Bergmann (2013 reprint), Colonial American Craftsman Cabinetmakers (Fisher 1966).

How To Work With Tools And Wood (Stanley Rule & Level Co. 1927), American Knives (H. Peterson 1958) are offered in this lot.

Tool catalogs by M. J. Donnelly: 1994, 95, 98, & 99

"The Carpenter" trade magazines published by The United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and Jointers of America (lot of 9 magazines). Fantastic graphics and many tool advertisements. Also a Frank Mittermeir catalog.

8 Automatic Screwdrivers/drills are offered in this lot: Miller's Falls 61A (2), 81A, 81, 610A 670A, and 2 Goodell-Pratt.

Yankee (North Brothers) 131A, 30A, 45, & 75 and a Stanley 131A.

5 North Brothers automatic screwdrivers/ drills includes numbers 10, 11, 15, 55, 135.

Automatic screwdrivers/drills includes (2) North Brothers Philadelphia No. 135, (2) Stanley Handyman 133-H, (1) Stanley 135A, (1) Stanley 130A, (1) North Brothers Yankee 030A and a Stanley Handyman 33-H.

4 Miller's Falls, 1 Craftsman and 1 Great Neck are in this Group.

This lot contains three Stanley Handyman 33-H, Stanley Handyman three 133-H, Stanley Handyman 433-H, one North Brothers 11 and two Yankee 46.

4 Goodell-Pratt, one by Miller's Falls and three "Made in Germany" tools are in this lot.

UNIMAT DB200 metal lathe with lots of tooling. Motor in working condition. Includes a wooden storage case.

George Bishop & Co. No. 10 reversible saw with carved apple wood handle. This saw has a clean blade and a nice etching. Initials of a prior owner are stamped in the handle.

This lot contains the following tools: Hammacher & Schlemmer piano Wrench, Stanley Atha child's hammer, "The Hooker" multi- tool 2 small axes and a small ball pien hammer.

3 Starrett levels in their original boxes are in this lot: No. 136 Cross-Test, No. 135 2 & 3/4" machinist level (box missing its lid) and No. 108 line level.

A Lufkin 50' oil tank plumb bob and reel, K. & E. 6 ounce plumb bob, three steel plumb bobs, three Lufkin rules (No. 1306D, 1206, & 1173) and two German folding rules are in this lot

2 Stanley block planes, No. 140 rabbet block and No. 65 low-angle, are in this lot. The No. 140 plane has replacement screws for the side plate.

7 Plow plane irons. Makers include Tillotson, Butcher and Dwights & French Co.

A lot of 7 Butcher plow plane irons with light surface rust. Widths includes 1/8", 3/16", 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 7/16" and 5/8."

Large lot of plane irons including molding plane, plow plane, wood bench plane and iron planes.

Blades by Stanley, PA Saw Works, Richardson Disston and others in this lot.

PA Saw Works, Kunz, Stanley, and user-made blades in this lot.

2 Stanley No. 8 (2 & 5/8"), Berg 2 & 5 /8" and record spokeshave blades. All never used. Areas of rust protective coating on the blades show as brown spots in the photographs.

4 Stanley plane Blades and a Record spokeshave blade all never used. Two Stanley blades are 2 & 1/8" wide, one is 2" wide and the carriage maker's rabbet plane blade is also 2" wide. The blades have never been used.

Lot of 8 Stanley plane Blades. This lot includes four 2" blades, one Stanley Victory 1 & 3/4" blade, two 2 & 3/8"blades, and one 2 & 1/4" blade.

Lot of 19 plane blades including 4 new old stock 1 & 3/8" Stanley No. 60 & 1/2 block plane blades, one 1 & 5/8" Stanley Sweetheart No. 2 plane blade, one Sargent "V.B.M." 1 & 5/8" plane blade and 11 misc. block plane blades.

3 Stanley 66 beading planes, a No. 79 side rabbet and a 130 double-end block plane with a cracked bed are in this lot.

A takedown square by Southington Hardware and a L. S. Starrett 26" Vernier caliper with heavy pitting are offered in this lot.

Rules, squares, levels, protractor, etc. are in this lot.

A Brown & Sharpe 4" square, a Starrett 1" - 2" direct-reading mic and more are in this lot.

This lot consists of a No. 1 Lie-Nielsen smooth plane. It appears to have never been used.

a Baby Coes 4 & 3/4" Wrench with a contemporary Ivory handle is offered in this lot.

A Stanley 604 Bedrock plane with side & sole cutaway to reveal the Bedrock plane construction is offered in this lot. It appears that the plane was altered by a previous owner. An unique item!

2 drawknives by Mughal Damascus Tool.

Offered in this lot is a nicely-made 4" wide hand-forged siding slick with handle. Owner name is J. F. Brown.

This 4" Siding slick has no maker mark. It is nicely forged and has an attractive shape.

This lot consists of two W. Addams edge tools: 3" slick and 1 & 1/2" framing chisels. Both have 4 Starburst cartouche marks surrounding the W. ADDAMS maker strike.

This lot consisdts of a right hand goosewing axe 13" bit narrow poll. It is not marked with a makers name. It has many characterstics of Pennsylvania axes including narrow poll, straight handle and small eye hole.

2 Mortise axes, one each made by J. Moyer (Lancaster County) and Williams (Provost, PA)

Small axe by Huber and Co., Chambersburg, PA. with 8" bit.

Two Axes by W. Addams, Adamstown, PA are offered in this lot. A 10" bit axe with "W. Addams" strike mark and a 5" bit axe with 4 starburst cartouche marks and a lightly-struck W. Addams mark.

A group of 7 dividers and calipers.

6 Dividers and one caliper in this lot.

A lot of 6 dividers, all appear to be blacksmith-made.

Union Tool Co. Orange Mass. 6" Double square.

4" Starrett double square with some wear and finish loss.

6" Lufkin double square with 6" rule, hexagon/octagon and drill angle/countersink blades. Light surface rust on square and 6" rule.

A pair of grafting foes made from files, a 2" unmarked framing chisel and a small hammer. All are blacksmith-made tools.

L. S. Starrett combination and double square includes 4" rule, double square head, center head and combination square head.

Fowler "Max Cal" 6" electronic digital caliper and Swiss made speed indicator by Jaquet. The Fowler electronic caliper requires batteries.

3 Numberall rotary steel stamps in original tin box. Stamps 0 - 9 and A - Z (1/8" wide numerals & letters). Like new!

Hamilton Watch Company "KWIK - CHECK setting standard tool watch-maker's tool.

Combination squares, rules, calipers and 6 square scribes.

This Lot contains gages and a protractor, planer gage, jeweler vise and a Stanley ratcheting tap wrench.

Center heads, rules, double square and more.

Rules, levels, depth gage and a Taylor precision thermometer are included in this lot.

4 Bent-back carving tools: made by Addis, Taylor and Dastra.

8 Tang-handled gouges, makers include: W. Butcher, Buck Brothers, T. H. Witherby, & P. S & W. All gouges sharpened outchannel.

11 Stanley No 60. chisels with "Staniloid" handles. Various widths and conditions.

Lot of 7 Sheffield England boxwood handled chisels. Makers include W. Marples, "TIP" and "TOGA."

2 Early tool catalogs: Cleveland Twist Drill Catalog No. 39 (1920) and Lufkin No. 7

New York City hardware company. This 1940 catalog is in excellent condition and features tools advertisements and hardware from multiple companies. An excellent reference source!

5 woodworking tool and furniture references in this lot.

Everlasting chisels by Stanley. Most need a good cleaning.

A clean and complete set of Audels Carpenters & Builders Guides 1939 copyright.

Opportunity lot of chisels and gouges for restoration. Makers include Buck Brothers, Greenlee, Stanley, Samson and others.

12 Addis carving tools are in this lot. Many cut profiles in this "put together" set. Some tools have pitting and light rust spots.

2 Starrett No. 27 catalogs, 11 price guides and a book for student machinists.

Makers include Buck, Butcher, Ibbotson Sorby, Greaves, Swan and Hale Brothers. All will make good users after cleaning and sharpening.

Alex Bealer "The Tools That Built America," Alvin Sellens "The Stanley Plane," and "The Steel Square" by H. H. Siegel.

This lot consists of 3 Buck Brothers crank-neck gouges. Gouge widths include 1/8", 1/4" and 1/2." This lot also contains a Buck Brothers 3/8" chisel and a new Veritas blind nailer tool.

A large lot of 26 modern carving tools in a wooden box.

Large lot of carving tools, Makers include Millers Falls, Dastra, Herter's and others.

Lot of 8 gouges and carving tools including: 2 H. Taylor No. 29 spoon gouges ( 1/4" & 3/8" widths), W. Marples 7/16" bent back gouge, Greaves 3/8" bent back gouge, Buck Brothers No. 43 spoon vernier, H. Taylor No. 16 1/4" bent back gouge, H. Taylor No. 39 veiner (1/4"), and 2 1/8" veiners with different "V" contours by Spears and Jackson, & Herring.

A lot of guges by Sculpture House, H. Taylor, Buck Brothers, Herring Brothers and W. Butcher.

!2 chisels by various makers ihcluding Greenlee, Buck Brothers, Keen Kutter, J. Swan, W. Butcher and T. H. Witherby.

The Makers of Surveying Instruments in America Since 1700 (C. Smart 1962), The Use of Handbook Tables and Formulas (1931) and a set of 4 carpentry book by the International Library, Scranton, PA (1935)

A lot of 7 interesting reference materials including House Framing Details (1929), Stanley Tool Guide for school shops (1952), The Woodwrights Workbook (R. Underhill, 1986), two Atlas power tool catalogs (1952 & 1955), Units in Hand Woodworking (workbook for a high school text book on woodworking 1946), and Coping Saw Carpentry published by U. S. Armed Forces.

A lot of gouges: 2 Union Hardware Co. (1" & 1/2"), Buck Brothers (1/2" & 1/4"), R. Sorby 1/4" R. Groves & Son 3/4" and additional gouges.

This opportunity lot has lots of chisels, gouges, carving and misc. tools. Included is a nice wooden storage box.

Unimat SL-1000 metal lathe. The lathe has a working 115 VAC motor. Lots of cutting bits included. Also, included a box carrying case. There is no chuck included with this lathe.

This lot is for a Stanley No. 13 circular plane. It appears to be a type 2 plane.

This lot is for a Four Square try and mitre square produced by Stanley. The square has a 7" long steel blade and has the Sweet Heart logo stamped on it.

A 14" long trade axe with a nicely-formed handle and a 2 & 1/2" long bit is offered in this lot.

A coopers' chamfer knife possibly made by I.L. White. It has a 5 & 1/2" inch long blade.

This lot has 5 Buck Brothers gouges four of which are of the "crank-neck" variety.

A "graduated" set of 12 Stanley 750 bevel-edge socket chisels in great condition. This is a complete set of 12 chisels including the hard to find widths of 1 & 3/4", 7/8", 5/8" and 1/8." All 12 chisels have the original red-finished hickory wood Stanley handles. All chisels are marked: "STANLEY MADE IN U.S.A. NO. 750."

Richardson No. 120 floor saw with an apple wood handle and a clean etch.

This lot consists of a pair of Henry Disston and Sons D-95 crosscut saws. One has 10 TPI and the other 11 TPI.

A Henry Disston and Sons Nineteen Forty Special saw is featured in this lot. This saw marked the 100th anniversary of Disston saw manufacturing.

A J. E. Child unhandled beech wood plow plane is featured in this lot.

A handled beech wood plow plane made by O. H. Griffin or Ravenna Ohio is offered in this lot. Griffin was listed as a plane maker (AWP) in Ravenna with working years of 1850 - 1860. The threads have a few very minor chips and one nut has a small chip.

A nicely-made extra large set of brass trammels with both of the original keepers. The trammels are 9" in overall length.

This lot consists of an English-made J 90 bull nose Rabbet plane new in the original box.

A Stanley No. 4 bench plane from the WW-II period of production (1942 - 1945) is offered in this lot. The plane appears to have never been used. It features the fine frog adjustment and a hard rubber plane iron adjustment wheel. A stanley package (with torn corners) comes with this lot.

An unmarked 3 & 1/2" slick with a maple wood handle is featured in this lot. There are holes drilled in the socket of the slick and into the tapered tennon of the handle. There is discoloration on the slick's blade and minor pitting on its bottom.

A small Harvey W. Peace, Brooklyn, NY crosscut saw is offered in this lot. The saw has a brass plate on the handle with the patent date stamped on it (July 3, 1888). The handle is contoured to fit into the usrer's right hand. The blade is not straight.

Two Stanley block planes in their original boxes are offered in this lot. The No. 220 block plane has a box that is in nice condition. This plane has seen very little use. The No. 9 & 1/2 plane is a late model with maroon paint. Its box is missing one end.

A Starrett No. 257-A surface gage in its original box is offered in this lot. The gage has seen little or no use.

A Stanley (Made in England) No. 80 cabinet scraper is offered in this lot. The scraper comes with its original box. The scraper has been lightly used.

A 1/2" swan neck Sorby mortising chisel with a boxwood handle is offered in this lot.

A Brown and Sharpe toolmakers surface gage (Used condition) is offered in this lot. The box is unmarked and may not be original. This is the smallest (4") surface gage made by B & S.

This lot consists of two minature Lee Valley planes in their original packages. One is a block plane and the other a chisel plane. These "made in China" tools are well made of brass and tropical hardwood.

A Union No. 502 transitional smoothing plane patened June 28, 1904 is offered in this lot. The plane is 8 & 1/4" long and has a 1 & 3/4" wide plane iron. All of the original finishes remain on this well-perserved plane.

A Stanley No. 6 bench plane in "like new" condition is offered in this lot. It is a later model. The original factory grind remains on the 2 & 3/8" wide cutting iron.

A Stanley No. 62 low angle jack plane with a "chip-free" mouth is offered in this lot. There is some loss of the nickel plating and the bed has a "hang hole" in the back end. All parts work correctly and are damage-free.

Starrett No. 130 3 & 3/8" long machinist level and a Starrett No. 87 mercury-filled plumb bob offered in this lot. Both have their original boxes and are clean and functional. The plumb bob box is in poor condition.

This lot consists of a W. & L. E. Gurley surveying instrument. What it was used for is your guess.

A Stanley No. 131 double end block plane is offered in this lot. This plane is functional as the blade can be set and adjusted in either end of the plane. The black Japan finish appears to have been enhanced.

A clean and complete Union Tool Co. (Orange, Mass.) 12" combination square with 12" tempered rule, try square with scriber, center head and protractor are offered in this lot.

This lot features a H. Disston "Double Duty" hand saw. The saw has a clear and readable etching. There are two small brass screws in the top and bottom of the handle near the horn that may not be original.

This lot is for a H. Disston No. 344 metal or wood cutting hand saw. The saw has a nice handle and a clear etching.

This lot consists of a Stanley No. 4 smooth plane. The plane has a damage free rosewood knob and tote. The cutter has the "J" logo and the knob and chip breaker have the correct patent dates. The bed's Japanning has ben enhanced.

A Whitney-Jensen No 5 Jr. metal punch set is offered in this lot. The punch appears to never have been used and is complete. There is some rust on the lid of the box.

A later type (post WW-II) No. 3 smooth plane in its original box is offered in this lot. The plane has seen very little use. The box does have some damaged to one side.

This lot consists of a Stanley 7C jointer plane. The Japan finish and nickel-plating on the lever cap are 100% intact. This plane has rosewood a handle and knob. A nice clean plane.

A Stanley No. 8 type 4 pre-lateral jointer plane is offered in this lot. The plane has a damage free rosewood handle and knob. The blade adjuster, plane iron and chip breaker all have the correct patent dates. The bed and frog have much of the original black japan finish remaining. There is a small chip in the lever cap.

A lot of 3 Stanley block planes is offered in this lot. Included are an English-made No. 60 low angle adjustable mouth plane in new condition, a 220 block plane (used) in its original box and a 110 block plane (used) also in its original box.

A lot of 4 functional mortising/marking gages made from exotic woods (3 rosewood and 1 boxwood). Two gages were made by Disston Morss (Phila) the other two are not marked with a maker's name. The two unmarked gages have brass plated heads.

This lot consists of a large group of Marx minature tools, some in the original packaging.

This lot consists of a Stanley No. 5 & 1/2 bench plane. This type 18 plane was manufactured by Stanley right after WW-II. The iron bed has an extra heavy casting. The tote and front knob are black painted hardwood. This plane is nice and clean.

A Stanley No. 3 type 11 smooth plane is offered in this lot. This plane has a damage free rosewood tote and front knob. The bed is marked with three patent dates.

2 George H. Bishop & Co. handsaws are in this lot. The first saw is a No. 301 Greyhound. It also has an etch "Romanus Arnold." This could be an owner's name? The second saw is a No. 70 patented adjustable handle saw. The handle can be raised for flush cutting. It has the patent date (12/05/05) stamped on the handle. The blade is slightly bent at the tip of the blade.

This lot consists of 2 Millers Falls block planes in their original boxes; a No. 16 6" adjustable mouth and a toy block plane No. 33. The No. 33 appears to be new and the No. 16 is lightly-used. It does have a light application of anti-rust protective coating. The No. 16 box lid is damaged and the No. 33 box is missing a label and the top outside paper layer of the lid.

A Stanley 8" No. 34 level in a homemade wooden storage box is offered in this lot. The level retains most of its nickel plating. A patent date date of 1/19/1917 is stamped on the rotating vial cover.

2 Stanley tool in their original packaging are offered in this lot; a display package of 12 No. 11 & 3/4 5/64" nail sets and a No. 207 bench stop. The bench stop has the Sweetheart logo. Both tools appear to be new.

A lot of 10 Pfeil (made in Switzerland) slightly-used carving tool are in this lot. Included are two #9 sweep gouges (10mm & 5mm), three #8 sweep gouges (10mm, 8mm, & 5mm), two #7 sweep gouges (10mm & 8mm), two #5 sweep gouges (8mm & 3 mm) and one straight chisel carving tool (8 mm)

A Warren-Knight vernier inclinometer is offered in this lot. This high-quality brass precision instrument is housed in a wooden case (missing one latch). It looks to be in excellent and clean condition.

Three Stanley tools in boxes (373-1/2 butt marking gage, auger bit stop and level sights) two Craftsman tools (combination sharpening stone & saw jointer) and a Schlage 2 & 1/8" lock set drill (made by Irwin) are in this lot. All of the tools appear to be in new condition except the sharpening stone which shows light useage.

In this lot are two edge tools. First, is a drawknife made from a file with a 12 & 1/2" cutting edge, Second, is a curved tanner's fleshing knife.

An original and nice 24" Edward Helb level is offered in this lot. This level is functional with the original inclinometer dial intact. The brass plating has been cleaned. Helb manufactured these unique levels in Railroad, PA (York County) under a U.S. patent granted July 12, 1904

Two drawknives made by Lancaster, PA blacksmith Conrad Silvius are offered in this lot; 10" knife with one replaced handle and a 9 & 14" drawknife.

This lot consists primarily of tools hand forged by blacksmiths. Hand-made tools include two divideres, a 6" drawknife made out of a file, a set of hooks, 1 & 1/2" socket framing chisel, and taper-pointed drive punch. Also in this lot are two manufactured tools: an oyster knife by Stortz & son and a grafting froe made in Belgium.

This lot consists of three Stanley cabinet scrapers: No. 12 & 1/2 and No. 80 scrapers both with replacement blades, No. 82 and a No. 95 butt marking gage.

This lot is for 9 try squares. Makers include stanley and Southing Hardware Co. and others.

This lot is for a pair of Stanley side rabbet planes. The No. 98 is complete and the No. 99 is missing its blade. These are the later production type with depth stops. Both have nickel plating loss.

6 Stanley Everlasting chisels are offered in this lot. The chisels are a mix of No. 40 & No. 50 Everlasting chisels. Widths include 1", 3/4", 1/2", 1/4" (2 chisels), and 1/8."

7 Steel dividersof varied length are offered in this lot. Six of the dividers were manufactured by P. S. & Wilcox Co. All of the dividers are in working condition and could stand a good cleaning.

In this lot are 5 block planes. Four Stanley planes: Nos. 19, 9 & 1/2 (two planes) and an early-type 102. The Sargent has a replacement blade. There is a minor chip in the mouth of the Stanley 19.

Various Machinist tools are offered in this large lot.

This lot is in the "WHAT'S IT" catagory. The handle moves and the iron wheel turns. It looks like a tensioning device for wire fencing or possibly a rope tightening jig. It is a hand made primitive and quite old.

A nice group of 6 Buck Brothers carving gouges and a 1/8" tang-handled chisel are offered in this lot. All tools have clean blades and cherry wood handles.

2 Hard bound volumes of the Chronicle (EAIA's quarterly journal) are offered in this lot. One book contains volumes 1 to 11 and the other volumes 12 to 26.

5 Stanley spokeshaves are offered in this lot. Included are Nos. 151, 53 (two shaves), 52 (two shaves) and a repaired No. 53.

This lot of 4 spokeshaves has 2 manufactured by E. C. Stearns Co., one by Goddell & Pratt Co with a C. H. Watson blade and a No. 1 A. A. W. & S. Co. shave. The E. C. Stearns spokeshave has significant rusting and a broken blade adjustment screw.

3 Southeastern Pennsylvania blacksmith-made drawknives are offered in this lot including a 11" curved-blade knife made by G. Mummert, a 9" blade knife by Hewes and an A. Miller with a 10" blade.

A large lot of wooden bench plane blades and plane iron caps is offered in this lot.

A mixed lot of striking tools is offered in this lot including multi-tools, napping hammer and several blacksmith made hammers.

A Wm. Beatty & Son Chester, PA 3 & 1/2" bit carpenters adz is offered in this lot. The adz and handle are in good condition. The blade's bottom has a cow logo.

This cleaver is marked with a maker's name but it is too faint to read clearly. It has an eight inch long bit and a nice wooden handle.

A Hall and Brown Woodworking Machine Co. of ST. Louis No. 123 miter trimmer is offered in this lot. There is a welded repair on the right side of the trimmer where it mounts to a workbench. There is a light coating of surface rust on the cast iron surfaces. This is an unique, large, functional and well-constructed miter trimmer.

A Goodell-Pratt Co. bench-mounted drill press is offered in this lot. The drill press has a replacement platten and there is a minor chip on the top flywheel.

This Wagon Jack for a Conestoga wagon is dated 1857 and has the maker's initials of "C B" tastefully engraved on the top ironwork. The jack is missing its wood handle on the lifting crank. The jack has been painted red and black. The lifting mechanism is intact and functional.

This lot consists of a Plumb Carpenter's adz, with a 4" wide blade, in clean and working condition.

Plane blades for wooden bench planes are offered in this lot. The blades are of various widths. Also included are cap irons and a few iron bench plane blades.

A nice clean Mann Co. Lewistown, PA axe.

This lot consists of a P. Chapin Baltimore, MD. beech wood panel plane. This plane has a working fence and depth stop. The cutting iron is a W. Butcher and is 3 & 1/2" in width. There is some ptting on the blade.

This lot consists of a set of Standard 5/8" number stamps in the original wooden case (no lid). The "6" and "9" are the same stamp when rotated 180 degrees. The wooden stand has some insect damage towards the bottom.

A lot of 12 chisels ande gouges makes up this lot. Makers include Buck Brothers, Stanley 750, Greenlee and Sampson.

6 Stanley spokeshaves are offered in this lot. The spokeshaves look to be functional but they are all missing most of the original black Japaning.

This lot consists of two Stanley parts planes (Nos. 190 & 78), a Stanley No. 59 dowel jig (missing most of its bit tubes), a Stanley No. 101 block plane (Sweetheart cutter) and a Sargent No. 505 rabbet plane.

A lot of 8 hammers for a variety of uses. Included are claw-type, cobblers, farriers and a brass tack hammer.

This lot consists of a variety of machinist tools including several from the L. S. Starrett Co.

An extra-large ice tongs is offered in this lot. The tongs are old and made by a blacksmith. These tongs are 3 feet tall and when closed have a 12" opening.

This plane (Sargent No. 424) is the same size as the Stanley No. 8. Most of the black Japanning is flaking or missing. The plane's lever cap is from a Sargent 418 plane. The letter "W" is carved into the top of the handle. All other parts are correct. A great restoration project.

This Stanley 608 C has a few issues. It has the wrong lever cap and the tip of the tote is broken. A great plane to restore.

A lot of 2 planes for cleaning/restoration. A Gage (Stanley) No. 6 plane and a Millers Falls No. 10. Both planes could stand a good cleaning.

This lot consists of a wooden barrel bung mallet. The mallet is 24" long.

A Champion Forge & Blower Co. Lancaster, PA bench vise with 2 & 1/2" jaw width is offered in this lot.

A lot of 9 try squares manufactured by a variety of makers is offered for use or restoration.

A Belknap Hardware Co. full line catalogue is offered in this lot. This catalogue published in 1973 offers hand, electric and garden tools; plumbing and heating supplies, builders hardware, guns and sporting goods, cutlery, paint, auto accessories and more. Also included are several Belknap "Wants" notebooks.

A Connestoga wagon grease pail is offered in this lot. The original leather straps are missing and the wooden pail has a split. A unique item!

This lot includes three tools for slate roofing repair or installation. A ripping tool manufactured by the Belden Machine Co., and two unmarked tools (slate cutting bar & hammer).

A lot of 5 drawkinves made by blacksmiths is offered in this lot. Three knives have multiple cartouche stamp marks on them. They may be continental in origin.

This lot consists of 2 breast drills: a Chipaway St. Louis MO. U.S.A. and Yankee 1555 manufactured ny the North Co of Philadelphia.

A lot of two brest drills in good operating condition are offered in this lot. One is marked 120-B and the other is marked "Mohawk Shelbourne." Mohawk Shelbourne tools were made by Millers Falls Co.

An group of two hat making forms are offered in this lot.

A lot consisting of a carpenter's adz with a 4" cutting edge and mortising axe made by blacksmith G. W. Stoner. The adz's handle is losse and weathered, The mortising axe has surface rust and a new replacement handle.

A lot consisting of 2 breast drills neither of which has an identification markings. One is made from brass.

An early single tree farm-related tool is offered in this lot. The chains and hook were made by a blacksmith. The maker's name is stamped into the hook. It reads "S Frwin."

This lot contains 2 blacksmith-made primitives. These are of the "WHAT'S IT" variety. One item appears to mount to a work surface and has an adjustable clamping capability. The other item looks like a winder of some sort.

This primitive is made out of walnut wood. It has a crank that turns and cutters and iron pawls that are used to grind or shred. It is extremely well-made and old. An unique item!

This buck saw has an interesting mechanism for the cross brace and blade tightening mechanism. There is a cast iron member that forms the "X" which holds the cross braces together at all times.

A lot containing another tool or device of unknown function. It has brass fitting at each end and a screw clamping mechanism that closes and opens by turning the wooden handle. It is marked "Tip's Tool 62 B."

A lot of 3 breast drills: two made by Miller Falls and the other one by the Consolidated Tool Works.

2 Cigar molds and a tobacco cutting shears are offered in this lot. One of the cigar molds does not close completely. Both of the molds have dates. One mold has dates of July 26, 1881 and June 6, 1882. The tobacco stalk-cutting shears are not marked.

This lot consists of an Eveready point of sales unit with a battery tester. It was manufactured by the Union Carbide Co.

A 125 pound anvil is offered in this lot. The mark lightly-stamped but reads "Madfield" and "Laps." The striking surface has moderate wear. The working surface is 4" X 12 & 1/2." It has both hardy and pritchel holes.

A railroad track pitch leveling device is offered in this auction. The pitch level is for 4' 8" standard gage track. It has a functional level vial and moderate wear to the wood. A patent date of 11/11/24 is stamped into the brass top plate.

A H. Kuhn Mt. Joy, PA tree or limb pruning shears on a wooden pole is offered in this lot. The jaws retract with a spring after releasing the pull rope.

This lot is for a 4" D. R. Barton chamfer knife with a nice clean blade and a great walnut handle.

A nice clean Made in U.S.A. Stanley No. 78 rabbet & fillister plane is offered in this lot. The blade retains its original grind from the factory.

This lot consists of 5 wrenches including W & B Railroad Special USQMC, Maytag, E. H. Lisk, cast iron implement wrench marked 794 and a double ended adjustable type.

A Stanley No. 112 scraper plane is offered in this lot. The body is clean and rust-free. The Japan finish is largely intact. This plane has a damage-free rosewood tote and knob. There is slight damage on the brass blade pitch adjustment nuts. The cutter is not marked with the Stanley logo but is the correct size and thickness.

A lot of 4 rules. Included are two Stanley rules (No. 71 - 48" and No. 41 - 36"), a Lufkin No. 3218 shrink rule (24 & 5/8" to 2 feet) and an International Log Rule 1/4 kerf by Sawmill Tool and Service Co. of Lyndonville Vermont.

This lot consists of three Stanley masons levels including a mahogany No. 80 and two soft wood levels Nos. 35 & 45. All vials are operational.