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NEW OLD TOOLS FOR SALE

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Brass City Records 489 Meadow St. , Waterbury CT 06702-1812

contact information:

e-mail: brass@snet.net

phone: 203-574-7805

please call before 5pm

Walt

Please, don’t ever feel like you’re putting me out with a phone call. I am always more than willing to talk tools; it's the brightest parts of my days. Doesn't matter if it's a question about something I have up for sale or just general “ what do I need to do this or what is the proper piece for this plane” type of question. I’m always willing to share what knowledge I have. I’m in the shop from 10am to 5pm EST…so, feel free to call.

I do ship internationally, so please contact me about overseas shipping rates....

call or E-mail for availability of tools...they do tend to go pretty quick, first come first served...if you call, please give me a few moments to get to a phone...this place is pretty big..

I am away from a computer/internet connection on the weekends but I check email bright and early Monday mornings..

Tools are graded with a modified Fine Tool Journal scale seen :here: No E-bay surprises here, no cracked castings, no chipped mouths, no defective mechanicals...just good solid users that have been thoroughly checked out for defects...they work like they're supposed to. I buy tools that I would be proud to own...good solid users plus some rather fancy stuff from time to time..

Payment:
paypal to my email: brass@snet.net

personal check or money order to the store: Brass City Records
or give me a call at the shop with Credit Card info
whatever is easiest for you
thanks

Walt

Here are some interesting links that you may find informative

Secret Santa 2010	Parson's Brace by Millers Falls	Stanley sash door holder picture picture picture
woodworking/old tools links page	"small" project...Small Plane	My own favorite tools...here
quick plane id	required reading	Emmert Vice re-hab
Baker's cross reference	No. 6 fore plane re-hab	Paul Hamler scraper insert
Tool Museum HERE new	weird scraper	Union Frog Design
Solo's spot HERE	scrapers Eclipse Scraper plane page...NEW!	*Emmert buy-out summer of 2009*
used tool grading	PATTERNMAKER'S CHEST OF GOUGES..	the scraper project for TJ Mahaffey:

Tools for woodworkers who don’t want to do metalwork. All are tuned and fettled for use: soles are flat, wood is cleaned and waxed, all mechanicals have been tested and lubricated, sides and bed are generally waxed to retard rust and in short…these tools work. No surprises; all castings solid with no cracks, chips, defects. All blades flattened on the back and a solid bevel established…you can use it out of the box but I do recommend giving the bevel a final polish…after all, sharpening is the most important “tool” in your box. . These are tools I would be proud to own...

I'm always doing some maintenance on the picture files ...if a link doesn't work please let me know...thanks Walt

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(My 10 minute rule...don't buy it unless you can get it cleaned up and tuned in under 10 minutes)

Remember, I'm away from an internet connection on the weekends...not much access out in a field somewhere on the edge of nowhere...

personal check or money order to the store: Brass City Records
or give me a call at the shop with Credit Card info

It’s the end of an era in Connecticut flea markets…Jim Sileo has passed…he will be missed. The first “collectable” tool I bought, I got from Jimmy, long before I knew that there were collectable tools…that’s gotta go back over 40 years and Jimmy was selling stuff for over 20 years before that. If you went to any fleas in the state, more than likely you saw Jim and not just for tools. He seemed to have his fingers in nearly anything you could turn over for a few dollars. I was lucky enough to be able to comb through his storage units a few years back before his health started to fail. I used to help him set up at a local market so I got to help pack the truck (oh yeah-highlight of my day!). He had a brusque sales manner that turned some people off at first but when you got to know him he was a pussycat. I remember one of the first times I dealt with him, getting into an argument over prices…he was giving me a price on a box lot and I wanted only a few things from the box….no deal! All or nothing…I missed out on that but over the ensuing years more than made up for it. If you had a chance to sit with him for a while you found that he had a wealth of stories…a lot I can’t repeat in mixed company and a lot more that would be incriminating in a court of law. He lived in Derby and the one story that I never forgot was one about a run he made to a local factory to purchase their office furniture. It was a local factory that was closing and at the time Jim was selling used furniture in a storefront in town. He gets a call from the office manager to come look at the office stuff so he hustles down to the......wait for it.....the James Swan factory to check it out. As he told it, the back loading dock was filled with 55 gallon drums of scrap metal….you know, scrap metal like chisels, drawknives, brace bits…..all on its way to a local scrapyard. No, he didn’t end up with any of it…I cried....so it goes…’bye, Jim….it was an honor, a privilege and a blast knowing you....

..for those of you who wanted a Paul Hamler scraper insert for the Bailey style planes...Paul will have a few available soon...these will fit a #6/ #7/ #4 1/2/ and a 5 1/2....limited amount so get your orders in early...tell him Walt Q sent you....see his page...the last run of scrapers:

http://hamlertools.blogspot.com/search?updated-min=2013-01-01T00:00:00-08:00&updated-max=2014-01-01T00:00:00-08:00&max-results=1

well...not enough hours in the morning for this...will have more pictures (#7's and all the drills) by 2pm...interesting weekend, though, nice weather and a lot of activity at the markets...but Father's Day sort of got in the way...that and having to install a new dishwasher...thank god they're light...

Stanley No. 2 type…well, kind of hard to type these things…you have to go by blades and appearances…I believe this one’s in the area of a Sweetheart from the mid to late 1920’s…japanning at 95%, solid rosewood knob & tote and near full length Sweetheart blade, just the right amount of patina…solid user small smoother…$225 PICTURE

Stanley No. 6 type 16, japanning at 85%, solid knob & tote (tote is an aluminum tote) and near full length blade…solid user fore plane… $55 PICTURE

Stanley No. 7 type 7, 1893-1899…japanning at 85%, near full length replacement blade and rosewood knob & tote (tote has chip off the tip)…initials lightly scribed into both cheeks (T J S omething.)...not exceptionally pretty but a solid user jointer…$65 PICTURE

Starrett No. 1 Adjustable jaw cut nippers…very early logo script…marked “for music wire”...$35 PICTURE HOLD GEORGE

Starrett No. 88 Scribe with extra long straight and 90 degree points...$15 PICTURE

Brown & Sharpe No. 495 universal bevel protractor…IOFB-In Original Fitted Box...$40 PICTURE

Millers Falls No. 2 eggbeater drill...new style, double pinion…$45 PICTURE

Millers Falls No. 2 eggbeater drill...old style, single pinion with railroad wheel stabilizer…$45 PICTURE

Millers Falls No. 2 eggbeater drill...old style, single pinion with railroad wheel stabilizer...repaired side handle…$40 PICTURE

Millers Falls No. 13 single speed breast drill...two jaw chuck for brace bits...$35 PICTURE

Lignum mallet…some chips from head but solid and heavy…I'd turn this down to make a smaller mallet...$20 PICTURE

Stanley No. 240 series miter box…18” by 4”…with a patent I’ve never seen before…and I’ve seen LOTS of miter boxes…the arms lock into the eccentric slider with a screw type friction fit located on the top-not as a screw from the bottom…No stock numbers anywhere on the frame but there’s 4 patent dates…1-12-04/ 3-15-04/ 8-2-04 and 9-27-04…with ”B” & “F” casting marks…I believe it’s from the 1920’s maybe 1930’s…wooden bed is a replacement as are the hold down clamps….apology: small brass braze on the locking lever (almost missed it-it was that good and solid)...everything operates smoothly and works very well…will provide a modern, very clean saw of the correct depth and length...$115 PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE

Union 6" combination square…with both square and centering heads...$40 PICTURE SOLD DAVE O

Lufkin No. 138 die makers square in original package and with all scales…$60 PICTURE SOLD DAVE O

Starret 6" combination square...old style Starrett square head...$35 PICTURE SOLD GREG F

Stanley No.12 japanning at 97%, solid rosewood handle and full length signed STANLEY blade…nice solid user scraper plane excellent condition…$90 PICTURE SOLD CHUCK Y

Stanley No. 71 type 2-1885-1888…Wow! An oldie…japanned base is at 93%...solid rosewood beaded knobs…and three modern blades that fit and work…simple and effective router plane…no bells and whistles…$85 PICTURE HOLD CHARLIE S

Disston No. D-8…24” 9PPI crosscut saw…handle solid with no chips or cracks…sawplate clean and sharp…medallion dates it to post WWII…Solid, clean user saw…$25 PICTURE HOLD CHARLIE S

Buck brothers 1 1/2" timber framer... " of blade and " overall length. ...$25 PICTURE HOLD MASAKI Si

Universal Pin Company No. 520 hardened precision steel square…a whopping 18” square in immaculate condition…weighs in at 7lbs and 10oz…and it’s dead nuts square…largest one you’ll ever see…I think I’m selling this one waaay to cheap…$95 PICTURE PICTURE HOLD MASAKI Si

Cincinnati Saw Co. #4 backsaw...10"…handle solid...sawplate very clean with solid etch...$35 PICTURE SOLD KURT S

Disston No. 7 10 PPI 24" crosscut saw…handle solid with no chips or cracks…sawplate clean and sharp…medallion dates it to …Solid, clean user saw …$25 PICTURE HOLD JASON

Millers Falls No. 77A eggbeater drill...MIB...this little sucker was totally frozen when I picked it up...IMHO-I've seen too many of these NIB/MIB where the grease in the upper chamber of the front gear has solidified...and it's always the front gear-never the back one....a lot of Kroil or PB blaster and a ton of elbow grease is what's required to get it back in operational condition...this one now works like a top....$35 PICTURE HOLD CHARLIE T

Grobet Vallorbe Set of 12 pattermakers files…clean…$20 PICTURE SOLD STU

Stanley No. 5 type 18 japanning at 98%, near full length blade and solid knob & tote … nothing fancy just a solid user jack…$35 PICTURE SOLD STEVE J

Stanley No. 4 type 19…japanning at 98%, near full length blade and solid knob & tote …nothing fancy just a solid user smoother…$35 PICTURE

Stanley No. 5 type 19 japanning at 98%, near full length blade and solid knob & tote … nothing fancy just a solid user jack…$35 PICTURE

Stanley No. 5 type 18, 1948, japanning at 98%, near full length blade and solid knob & tote (tote has top horn repaired)… nothing fancy just a solid user jack plane…$30 PICTURE

Sears flat bottom double arm shave…like the older Union shaves…solid user shave…$15 PICTURE

No. 103 sawvise…ball type pivot, 9” jaws, and solid with no defects…nice and heavy and clamps down hard…not sure of the manufacturer but I’ve seen the type before…solid as a rock…$30 PICTURE

Stanley No. 40… ¼” wide black handled beveled edge Everlast…4 ½” of blade and 8 3/4” overall length…appears unused…$20 PICTURE

Stanley No. 40 chisel…3/4” wide… black handled beveled edge Everlast …4” of blade and 8 ½” overall length…$15 PICTURE

Stanley No. 40 chisel ¼” wide… black handled beveled edge Everlast …4” of blade and 9” overall length…$15 PICTURE

Stanley No. 36G 24” shafting level-24” longest made…japanning at 98% with crisp, clear orange outlined lettering…the vial covers are shiny brass with crisp clear vials…I’ve never had one this clean…FINE…$50 PICTURE

Stanley No. 71 hardware catalog…1950’s I believe…just hardware-no tools…$3 PICTURE

Chapin/Stevens Co. Pine Meadows CT No. 32 ½ four fold one foot brass bound boxwood carpenter’s caliper…clean with decent numerals…$25 PICTURE

Stanley set of #60 Permaloid chisels…NIB-New in the Box…this is a set of 4 in original roll in original box and the previous owner was considerate enough to supply the other three-1/4”, ½” AND 2”…so it’s a full set which I don’t believe ever touched wood…FINE…$100 PICTURE

Craftsman angle divider…like the Stanley No. 30 but not nearly as expensive…clean…$35 PICTURE

Charles Parker No. 823 machinists vise…3” jaws, swivel base…excellent condition…just a little dirty…$70 PICTURE

Norton R283 metalite 30” by 1” P120 grit sanding belts…NOS-New Old Stock…full box of 50 belts…CHEAP...$40 PICTURE…multiple boxes available...yeah, I know...electric but what the hay...too cheap to pass up

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Millers Falls No. 2 eggbeater drill…very early model with rosewood handle….gear has been re-painted…very clean and shiny…$45 PICTURE SOLD RICK R

Stanley No. 75 rabbet plane…MIB-Mint in the Box...appears unused…no marks on sole…1960-1970’s era…FINE…$35 PICTURE

Stanley No. 14-050 honing guide…NIB-New in the Box/Package… NEW…$13 each PICTURE SOLD TOM C

Sargent No. 714 Autoset…appears unused…japanning at 99%, solid knob & tote with 98% original finish…full length blade…excellent example of a rather difficult plane to find…FINE…$125 PICTURE

Harvey Peace 23” saw…can’t say what the PPI is because the teeth are all over the place…definitely needs sharpening…sawplate clean with no pitting or rust and the handle is solid with no chips, cracks…just need a little TLC...$55 PICTURE

Stanley No. 289 skew blade rabbet plane, fence is a replacement from a #78…depth stop also but correct, spurs are worn…near full length blade with logo dating it to 1909-1912…japanning at 90% but likely was augmented many years ago with actual japanning...clean and works perfectly…very hard plane to find…$135 PICTURE

Stanley No. 378 weatherstrip plane…japanning at 97%, near full length blade…apology: one locking thumbscrew on fence is a replacement and only has one screw stop…$100 PICTURE

Stanley No. 51 gull wing flat bottom shave…japanning at 97%, near full length Sweetheart blade…$30 PICTURE

Scherr/Tumicio #4R Grad 12” combo square, as nice as any Starrett I've seen…$35 PICTURE

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Stanley marked 750 1” 3 ¼” of blade…9 ¼” tip to tail …$20 HOLD PAT T

Stanley No. 42W sawset…the next best thing to a 42X…clean…$35 PICTURE HOLD PAT T

Stanley No. 720 chisel, ½” 5 ½” of blade and 12” overall length…$25 PICTURE SOLD PAT T

Goodell Pratt No. 9 hand cranked drill press…2 speed…$60 PICTURE PICTURE SOLD PAUL S

Cincinnati Tool Co. large spokeshave…I already have one of these or I’d be keeping it for myself…they made the heaviest shaves on the market…extra thick Hargrave blade is on it’s last legs but will still be serviceable…one solid –ass shave ...$45 PICTURE HOLD ROGER L

Stanley No. 55 style hollow face spokeshave…japanning augmented at 100%...lot of blade left…$30 PICTURE HOLD ROGER L

Stanley No. 75 small bullnose rabbet plane…japanning at 98%, full length blade…simple and effective…US made…$25 PICTURE HOLD ROGER L

Stanley No. 152 adjustable blade spokeshave…japanning at 95%...near full length blade…rounded sole…replacement cap screw…$25 PICTURE HOLD ROGER L

Nicholson 14” half round Smooth rasp…extremely clean…has seen very little use…leaves a finish like a baby’s bottom…$20 PICTURE SOLD GARY H

Record No. 52 ½ ED woodworking vise…has seen little use… 9” jaws...Opens to 13”…quick release…an excellent woodworking vise that for some reason has been deleted from the catalogs…this one's better than the three I have mounted on my bench....shipping will have to be UPS ground…$150 PICTURE PICTURE SOLD JIM L

Craftsman No. SAAM Standard Angle Adjustable Mouth block plane…undeniably made by Sargent…clean and shiny…$20 PICTURE 2nd from top PICTURE HOLD HAI

Great Neck No. G-1 SAAM Standard Angle Adjustable Mouth block plane IOB In Original Box…made by Stanley and the equivalent of the Stanley No. 9 ½…japanning at 99%, full length blade and nickel on cap at 99%...simple but sweet…$20 PICTURE top PICTURE HOLD HAI

Stanley No. 271 small router plane…UK NIB-New in the Box…$60 PICTURE HOLD HAI

James Swan ½” beveled edge socket chisel…6” of blade and 13” overall length…$25 PICTURE SOLD IS

Buck Brothers 1 ½” beveled edge tanged chisel…low profile-great for larger dovetails…5” of blade and 12“ overall length…$20 PICTURE SOLD JP LEE

Spear & Jackson 16” carcass/large backsaw…split nuts…sawplate has been lightly cleaned to determine the condition…3 ¾” under the spine…very light pitting at the front…handle solid with small chip from bottom horn…solid heavy user saw…$55 PICTURE PICTURE SOLD MIKE D

Stanley No. 80 scraper plane...japanning at 95%...Sweetheart mark on blade capture bar...replacement blade…$30 PICTURE SOLD JOSH S

T H Witherby 1 7/8^th” wide registered edge chisel…4 ¼” of blade and 13 ½” overall length…clean…$20 PICTURE SOLD JOSH S

Buck Brothers ½” registered edge tanged chisel…6” of blade and 13” overall length…$20 PICTURE HOLD PHILLIP T

Stanley No. 607 Bedrock jointer plane type 6A-1922. ...japanning at 97%...full length Sweetheart blade and solid rosewood high knob & tote... apology...missing the marked bedrock Levercap…a very solid User Bedrock jointer in excellent condition….....$155 PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE SOLD DEREK H

J B Addiss & Son 1/8” carving chisel…4” of blade and 8 ½” overall length…$15 PICTURE SOLD DEREK H

Stanley No. 3 type 17…WWII era…with a twist…japanning at 98%, solid knob & tote that just happen to be rosewood…rosewood, you say…on a WWII era plane? Preposterous…but then look at the full length blade…it’s dated to the 3^rd quarter of 1941…possibly the earliest dated blade I’ve seen…this little sucker even has a frog screw-not often found on WWII models…the only WWII era indications are the hard rubber depth nut (with a BRASS collar) and the levercap it isn’t nickel plated…earliest WWII model I’ve seen…excellent condition…$50 PICTURE PICTURE SOLD MIKE S

Stanley No. 3c type 18, 1946-1947, japanning at 98%, solid rosewood knob & tote, full length blade dated to the 3^rd quarter of 1947 (the latest dated blade I’ve ever seen)…has seen little use and is clean in the extreme AND it’s corrugated…not many corrugated #3’s out there…$50 PICTURE PICTURE HOLD CARTER R

Starrett 18” combination square…square head and centering head…slight wear on the scale…$50 PICTURE HOLD BOB C

Starrett 4” double square with 2 ½” head…4R grad scale in satin...clean…$50 PICTURE HOLD BOB C

Brown & Sharpe…7/32nd " drive pin punch...NOS...$2 each PICTURE SOLD DAVE O

Starrett firm joint outside calipers....8"…clean and shiny…$15 PICTURE SOLD DAVE O

PEXTO No. 8012E, 12” throw heavy duty brace…with Samson ball bearing chuck…excellent… the Peck, Stow & Wilcox equivalent of the Millers Falls Lion chuck…designed to hold standard brace bits and round shank drill bits…. from the PEXTO model shop… FINE…$50 PICTURE SOLD DAVE O

Chisel and gouge opportunity box lot…bakers dozen…7 chisels (includes a large Crossman 7/8^th” timber framer) and 6 gouges…mostly all Buck Brothers and Charles Bucks…I won’t kid you…they all need cleaning up and sharpening…but they’re all solid and have handles…all 13 and I will toss in another half dozen or so unmarked chisels for free……$55… PICTURE SOLD KRIS H PICK UP

Cincinnati cylindrical body spokeshave…their version of the cigar shave…but a lot heavier than the Millers Falls…I’ve got one of these already otherwise you wouldn’t see it on the list…apology…not the original blade but comes with two user blades…one thick and the other thin…$45 PICTURE SOLD KRIS H local

Disston No. D-23 lightweight 5 1/2PPI 26” rip saw…sawplate has some very light age discoloration but absolutely no rust or pitting…handle has 98% original finish…etch is crisp and clear…medallion dates it to the 1950’s… has seen very little use and is very sharp…$40 PICTURE SOLD KRIS H

Sargent no 714...Autoset jack plane...japanning at 95%...solid mahogany knob & tote (tote has chip from the tip)...near full length blade...excellent User jack...$45 PICTURE SOLD KRIS H PICK UP

Disston No. D-12 8PPI 26” crosscut saw…sawplate has some very light age discoloration but absolutely no rust or pitting…handle has 98% original finish…etch is crisp and clear…medallion dates it to the 1950’s…the best saw Disston ever made?...most think so…has seen very little use and is very sharp…$60 PICTURE SOLD LUKE N

Millers Falls no. 2 eggbeater drill...finish at 95%...with side handle...$45 PICTURE SOLD LUKE N

Millers Falls No. 5 eggbeater drill…finish at 95% and a bunch of fluted bits in the handle…might not be as fancy as the #2 but it works as well…rule of thumb…#2 size medium duty…#5 lighter duty…breast drills very heavy duty….works perfectly…$25 PICTURE PICTURE SOLD LUKE N

PARTS: Bailey’s Patent brass depth adjusting nut with patent date of August 31, 1858 & August 6, 181867…right handed thread…solid brass nut for type 1 or 2 planes…you never see these things…$15 PICTURE SOLD TOM C

Stanley No. 14-050 honing guide…NIB-New in the Box/Package… NEW…$13 each PICTURE SOLD TOM C

Stanley?...well maybe…looks like a black handled Everlast…but with a red handle…no Stanley markings and it’s a registered edge chisel…with the tang through Everlast design…1 ½” wide…6” of blade and 12” overall length…appears unused with original factory grind on the bevel…$25 PICTURE SOLD TOM C

Stanley. No. 7 type 11...1910- 1918 ...japanning at 95%...full length replacement blade…low rosewood knob but the tote is missing the tip...apology: small chip from front side of the cheek (see picture)…very solid User jointer...$80 PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE SOLD KEN H

Unmarked made in USA Perfect handle screwdriver…8 ½”… clean…$6 PICTURE SOLD KEN H

Stanley No. 12 scraper plane, japanning at 95%...solid rosewood handle and near full length blade...nice solid user…$85 PICTURE SOLD KEN H

Stanley No. 42X sawset…MIB-Mint in the Box…might actually be NIB…New in the Box…it’s that clean…$65 PICTURE SOLD MARTIN F

PEXTO 8” folding handle drawknife with curved blade…$30 PICTURE SOLD MARTIN F

Tapered reamer…2 1/4" taper…great for cleaning up socket chisels that have been mushroomed...chuck it into a brace and away you go...$15 PICTURE SOLD MARTIN F

Stanley No. 7 type 10, 1907-1909, japanning at 87%, solid rosewood low knob & tote and Sweetheart blade at 1 ½” …excellent user jointer…$90 PICTURE HOLD MARK C

Millers Falls No. 2 eggbeater drill…very early model with rosewood handle….gear has been re-painted…very clean and shiny…$45 PICTURE TOP PICTURE SOLD MARK C

No. 61 four fold 2 foot boxwood rule…extremely clean...no maker’s marks…crisp, olde style numerals….likely a Chapin/Stevens or Stanley made for hardware company…$25 PICTURE SOLD MARK C

Nicholson large coarse half round 16” rasp…has seen little use if any…takes off a lot of material very quickly…BIG SUCKER...$18 PICTURE SOLD MARK C

Stanley No. 40 black handled beveled edge Everlast…it doesn’t get any wider than this 2”er…4 ½” of blade and 10” overall length…excellent shape with no pitting or rust…$30 PICTURE SOLD BEN B

Brown & Sharpe No. 620B 4” universal surface gage…MIB/NIB it’s that clean…I don’t believe they made one any smaller than this…mega-clean…$50 PICTURE SOLD RUSS B

Brown & Sharpe No. 650 centering gage in original packaging…mint…$6 PICTURE SOLD RUSS B

Yankee No. 251A ratcheting Tap wrench...clean and shiny…$18 PICTURE SOLD RUSS B

Stanley Four Square Junior Jack plane…narrow jack, japanning at 98%, solid knob & tote and near full length Sweetheart blade, original four square lever cap…$35 PICTURE HOLD JOHN R paid

Millers Falls No. 14 Stanley #5 size japanning at 97%, solid knob & tote with 98% original finish and near full length blade…split levercap…solid excellent condition user jack…$45 PICTURE BOTTOM PICTURE HOLD JOHN R

Stanley No. 6 type 17, 1942-1945, corrugated, japanning at 92%, solid knob & tote and near full length blade…even has a frog screw often not found on WWII era planes…solid user …$55 PICTURE VERY TOP PICTURE HOLD JOHN R

Stanley No. 5 ¼ type 16 , 1933 -1941, japanning at 95%...near full length blade and solid knob & tote… small patch of yellow paint on the bed at the heel…solid user narrow jack…$50 PICTURE HOLD JOHN R

New Haven Edged Tool Co. 6” slightly curved blade drawknife…near full width blade…solid handles…NHET is a grossly overlooked company who specialized in chisels, knives, cleavers and other edged tools (hence the name)…I believe they went out of business (absorbed by Sargent possibly) before 1911…great steel and top quality stuff…excellent condition with lots of “meat” and solid handles…perfect size blade…$30 PICTURE SOLD CHARLIE T

Stanley No. 40 chisel…3/8” wide… black handled beveled edge Everlast …41/2” of blade and 9” overall length…$15 PICTURE SOLD CHARLIE T

Stanley No. 40… ¼” wide black handled beveled edge Everlast…4 ½” of blade and 8 3/4” overall length…appears unused…$20 PICTURE SOLD CHARLIE T

Hanson steel Letter set stamps ...1/4 "...LARGE…missing the period…$25 PICTURE SOLD CHARLIE T

Stanley No. 52 flat arm curved bottom spokeshave…for concave surfaces…japanning at 85%-some blue paint…full length blade-plus…$35 PICTURE PICTURE HOLD REID J

Millers Falls 9” flat leg spring type outside calipers…$10 PICTUREHOLD REID J

Nicholson coarse flat rasp…14” …new/unused…takes off a lot of material…FAST…$15 PICTURE SOLD PABLO G

Unmarked handvise…weird style with adjustable spring loaded jaws like a leg vise…$10 PICTURE SOLD PABLO G

Stone sculptor’s hammer…2lb 9oz…6” handle and head is 1 ¾ X 1 ¾ X 2 ¾”…nice solid sucker…$12 PICTURE SOLD PABLO G ..all set

Starrett 12” shafting machinists level…both bubbles clear…japanning at 65%...a bargain…$13 PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE SOLD PABLO G

Buck Brothers ¾” low profile dovetail chisel…2 ½” of blade and 7 ¾” overall length…$15 PICTURE SOLD BOB D

Stanley No. 7 type 15, 1931-1932, japanning at 98.9%...beautiful rosewood knob & tote with 99% original shiny finish…near full length Sweetheart blade…one minor apology: owners name (Russ) very lightly scribed on left cheek, it will lap out with very little effort…the best, most solid jointer I’ve seen in the last year…extremely well kept and cared for… $150 PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE SOLD TODD T

Stanley No. 6 type late #15 early #16-1932-1934…japanning at 93%, solid rosewood knob & tote…near full length Sweetheart blade…anomaly: no flat ribs on body (type 15)…frog ogee shaped (type 16)…levercap kidney shaped (type 16)…in transition between what we call the types, Stanley started using the new parts as they became available…very solid user fore plane…$60 PICTURE SOLD D ALAN C

Langdon/Acme/Millers Falls Miter box No. 74 size 2 ½ with the cleanest Disston saw I’ve ever seen with a miter box…There is a feature on this one that I’ve never seen on any other Langdon I’ve found…this one has a saw release…Disston saw is very clean and shiny…well kept and cared for… $150 PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE HOLD AUSTIN A

Millers Falls No. 666 Breast drill, 1937-1944 two speed with reversible crank handle…steel machined gearing enclosed in body…heavy duty with three jaw chuck…$25 PICTURE SOLD DAVE MORO

Millers Falls No. 2 eggbeater drill…newer style, double pinion, no stabilizer…$30 PICTURE top SOLD DAVE M

Bemis & Call 10” square leg outside calipers…nice heavy duty…nice size for turning…$15 PICTURE SOLD DAVE M

Stanley No. 233 “100 YEAR PLUS” 24” aluminum level in original box…$25 PICTURE PICTURE SOLD DAVE M

Millers Falls No. 1550 3/32^nd” machine cut steel numeral stamps…$15 PICTURE SOLD STU

Moore & Wright BSS 939 extra heavy duty Engineers steel square…10 ½” beam…2LBS 5OZ. English…$75 PICTURE SOLD STU

Millers Falls No. 1550-03 1/8^th” steel numeral stamps…$20 PICTURE SOLD STU

E C Sterns adjustable hollow auger…for making dowels or chair rails….$35 PICTURE SOLD STU

Stanley Set of five butt or carving chisels…I believe they’re #760s…no handles but the chisels appear never to have been used (maybe that’s why)……some minor age spots but no rust or pitting…mostly clean and shiny…sizes: 1 ½”…1”…7/8^th”…3/4” and a ¼”…they appear unused with original factory grind on the bevel… $60 PICTURE SOLD STU

E. A. Berg Sweden set of 5 small butt or carving chisels…no handles but the chisels appear never to have been used (maybe that’s why)…some minor age spots but no rust or pitting…mostly clean and shiny…sizes: 7/8^th”…3/4”…3/8^th”…1/4” and a very delicate 1/8^th”…They appear unused with original factory grind on the bevel…$60 PICTURE SOLD STU

Starrett No. 49 combination bevel gage…NOS… triple blade with 45 degree angle on one end, the other slotted blade has a 60 & 30 degree angle on the ends… $35 PICTURE SOLD STU

Spring loaded leather punch with three replaceable hollow cutting tips…$6 PICTURE SOLD STU

Stanley No. 50 ½ miter box…Sweetheart era logo on frame...the mini version of the 24x thru 3xx models...this one has 4" capacity...everything present and works as it should, this one even works with a standard handsaw-Traut's 1877 patent is an adjustable blade carrier that adapts to either a back saw or panel saw, it was a selling point in the earlier catalogs, finish at 93%, decent smaller miter that's easier to transport, great for the job site, tight and accurate...$55 PICTURE picture SOLD DAVE C...PICK UP JULY

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Sargent No. 1507 ¾” “Ladybug” rabbet plane…IOB-In Original Box…box seam split and missing part of one side…but none of that matters because it did it’s job…the plane itself is as close to unused as they come…nickel at 99.9%, full length blade with factory grind on the bevel…sole has no marks whatsoever beyond the tooling marks from the factory…According to David E. Heckel in his book, SARGENT PLANES (Page 65) "The series of rabbet planes (#1506 through #1509-1/2) are some of the scarcest planes produced by Sargent." Ain’t that the truth! This is Sargent's (or anyone’s) most unique design, the Page patent adjustable bull-nose, rabbet plane. There is nothing like this from any other manufacturer at any time, in any country. AKA the "Ladybug" because of its unusual shape (reminds me more of a tick…but that would not have been a good marketing approach)… Sargent made these in several widths and offered each with or without fence and depth stop. The #1507 did not come with either so this one is complete in the box. These planes are very rare (first one of these I’ve found in my 62 years) and when found generally have little if any nickel plating left because of an inferior electroplating process that Sargent used beginning in 1909; depositing a thinner layer of nickel that tended to wear quickly. IMHO, this one’s in museum quality condition….not cheap; but then anything this nice never is…one of a kind…$1300 PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE

Sargent No. 53 veneer scraper plane…japanning at 95%, near full thickness sole and correctly marked Sargent blade…excellent example of a hard to find scraper plane…$100 PICTURE

Sargent No. 407 (Stanley No. 2 size)…japanning at 92%, solid tote but knob has been replaced, near full length blade…nice solid user in a VERY hard to find size…$135 PICTURE

Stanley No. 3 type 17 WWII era, 1942-1945 japanning at 95%, solid knob & tote and near full length blade…no frog screw…solid user smoother …$35 PICTURE BOTTOM

Stanley No. 3 type 17, japanning at 95%, solid knob & tote and near full length blade…missing finish from top of knob...no frog screw...solid user smoother…$40 PICTURE

Stanley No. 4c type 18, 1946-1947corrugated, japanning at 98%, solid knob & tote and near full length blade… excellent user smoother and it’s corrugated…$50 PICTURE

Stanley No. 4 type 18, japanning at 98%, full length blade solid rosewood knob & tote...tote has paint & owners marks…excellent user…$35 PICTURE

Stanley No. 4 type 16 japanning at 95%, tote has been repaired but is solid and near full length blade…nice solid user..$40 PICTURE

Stanley No. 4 type 19 1948+…japanning at 98%, solid knob & tote and near full length blade…excellent user smoother…$30 PICTURE

Union No. 4…early 2^nd lateral…japanning at 93%, tote has been repaired…low beaded knob...extra thick Union blade cuts way down on chatter…solid user smoother…$35 PICTURE

Union No. 5C..Corrugated, japanning at 95%...near full length Union blade-Union blade 1 ½ times the thickness of a Stanley-and solid knob & tote...great user jack…$45 PICTURE

Stanley No. 5 ¼ type 19 , 1948 and above, japanning at 98 %...numeral “3” scratched into the bed at the back… full length blade and solid knob & tote…solid user narrow jack…$45 PICTURE

Stanley No. 5 type 19 1948+… japanning at 98%, solid knob & tote and near full length blade…excellent user jack…$35 PICTURE

Siegley No. 7, japanning at 95% but a little grotty, solid knob & tote and original Siegley blade at 1”…to my eyes, it appears to have been made by Union…it’s got a Union style lateral adjuster and the blade is very thick like a Union…nothing fancy, just a solid user jointer…$70 PICTURE

Sargent No. 22 Shaw’s patent jointer plane (Stanley 607 size)…the Sargent answer to the Stanley Bedrock plane…frog is adjustable without removing the blade and lever cap…’course to be really honest; it’s a bitch getting a screwdriver in there to loosen the frog screw…little harder than the Bedrock but infinitely harder to find the Sargent version…apologies…2 small holes that previous owner drilled in the left sidewalls (front & back) to add a fence…and small chip off the tote…japanning at 98% and near full length correctly marked blade…very hard to find patent and size…$135 PICTURE

Stanley No. 8 type 7, 1893-1899, japanning at 97% but appears to have been augmented a long time ago...beautiful full length blade is NOS (New Old Stock) from 1909-1912…rosewood low knob & tote (horn of tote has a large sliver off of the left side)…has been only lightly cleaned to determine body integrity and then lubricated…I don’t like to clean these real old ones…solid user jointer…$135 PICTURE

Stanley No. 60 LAAM, japanning at 98%, full length blade…earlier style UK…$35 PICTURE

Stanley No. 65 LAAM-Low Angle Adjustable Mouth block plane…nickel on cap at 80% but has been polished… most desirable low angle block plane, ask anyone $55 PICTURE

Stanley No. 113 radius plane…type 1 circa 1879…japanning at 75%, near full length blade with patent and reissue dates as part of the logo: logo Tm113 c.1876 …apology: the left slot on the body for the lever cap is chipped but everything works as it should good user circular plane…$115 PICTURE PICTURE

Stanley No. 66 beader…early with patent date on handle, japanning at 95%...exceptional condition for one so old…with straight fence and 2 blade…$60 PICTURE

Set of 3 string routers (granny tooth router with handles and fences)…for beading large long &/or curved work....3/4” , 5/16^th” , and a 1/8^th”…all come with fences….all sold with lots of blade life…set of 3…$65 PICTURE

Vineland Gage plane…has issues that can be repaired but does work as is…or for parts…near full length blade…Stanley bought this company just for the frog patent…parts will fit the Stanley Gage series of planes…$20 PICTURE PICTURE

Stanley No. 1 blade and chipbreaker…NOS-New Old Stock…Sweetheart logo marked blade…exceptionally clean and shiny…$100 PICTURE

Stanley No. 2 parts from a Sweetheart era plane…frog with frog screws…$50 PICTURE

Stanley No. 2 parts from a Sweetheart era plane…blade and chipbreaker…$30 PICTURE

Stanley fence section for No. 45…early type 5…1893/1894…with both locking screws, clean with 95% nickel…$20 picture

Stanley center section for #45 combination plane… early type 5…1893/1894…with both locking screws, clean with 95% nickel…$20 picture

Scraper blades for the Stanley No. 292 scraper…NOS: small (1 ½”) medium (2 ½” ¼” deep) …$1 each or 3 for $2 PICTURE

Dwights French set of 3 plow plane blades…1/8^th, 5/16ths and a 5/8^th” also included an unmarked ½”…all 4…$25 PICTURE

Stanley No. 53 adjustable mouth spokeshave…blade dates it to 1874-1884…japanning 75%...near full length blade…mouth adjustment screw a replacement…$25 PICTURE PICTURE

Unmarked large rabbet shave…full thick 1 ¾” wide blade marked “USAC”…real heavy duty…$45 PICTURE

AMT No. 151 style shave in solid brass…doesn’t appear to have been used…clean and sparkly…full length blade with factory grind…$25 PICTURE

Stanley No. 12 ½, japanning at 95%, solid rosewood handle, sorry no blade…decent amount of original rosewood sole left….solid user scraper…worth it for the parts alone...$50 PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE

Stanley No. 12 scraper plane, japanning at 97%, solid rosewood handle, with original Stanley No. 22 toothing blade…excellent condition scraper plane…FINE…$135 PICTURE

Stanley No. 12, japanning at 92%, near full length marked STANLEY blade and solid rosewood handle…type 1 with patent date on adjusting nut…$125 PICTURE

Stanley No. 56 ½ coopers shave…the big one 4” blade 18” arms…not often found, japanning at 95%, 1874-1884 logo on the full length blade…amazing…$100 PICTURE

Northern King (PEXTO imprint brand) 8” straight blade drawknife…$18 PICTURE

Stanley 750 style 1 ¼” 2 ¼” of blade…9” tip to tail …$20 PICTURE

Stanley 750 style D 1” 3 ¼” of blade…5 3/8” tip to socket … will provide appropriate handle $20 PICTURE

Stanley 720 style beveled edge bench chisel…marked “IMPERFECT”…1/2” wide 6“ of blade and 13“ overall length…$15 PICTURE

Stanley No. 60 1/4” wide permaloid chisel…3” of blade and 7 1/4” overall length…$8 PICTURE

Stanley Permaloid No. 60 beveled edge chisel, 3/8“ wide 2 1/2“ of blade and 7“ overall length…$5 PICTURE

Stanley No. 60, ½” wide permaloid chisel…2 3/4” of blade and 7 1/2” overall length…$8 PICTURE

Stanley Permaloid No. 60 beveled edge chisel, 1/2 “ wide 3“ of blade and 8 1/2“ overall length…$5 PICTURE

Stanley No. 60 permaloid chisel… 1“ wide… 3“ of blade and 7 1/2“ overall length…as new …$10 PICTURE

Stanley No. 60 Permaloid 1” wide chisel..3” of blade and 7 ½” overall length…$7 PICTURE

Stanley No. 60 permaloid handle …1 ½” wide, 2 ¾” of blade and 8” overall length…$12 PICTURE

Stanley No. 60, 2” wide permaloid chisel…2 ½” of blade and 9” overall length…$20 PICTURE

Stanley No. 40 wooden handle Everlast chisel ¾” wide, 2 ½” of blade and 7 1/3” overall length…clean…$35 PICTURE

Stanley No. 40 wooden handle Everlast chisel ¼” wide, 3” of blade and 7 1/3” overall length…clean but has issues…the business end has been ground down weirdly like a knife edge double bevel…you will have to grind it back close to ¾ of an inch…otherwise clean…$12 PICTURE

Stanley No. 40…black handled Everlast style from the 50’s… 1/2“ wide, 4“ of blade and 8 3/4“ overall length…$15 PICTURE

Stanley No. 40…black handled Everlast style from the 50’s… 1/2“ wide, 3“ of blade and 7 1/4“ overall length…$10 PICTURE

Stanley No. 60 black handled Everlast…1/2” wide…4” of blade and 8 ¾” overall length…$8 PICTURE

Stanley No. 40 black handled Everlast…1 ¼” wide, 4 ¼” of blade and 9 ½” overall length…$20 PICTURE

PEXTO 1 ¼” beveled edge chisel…4” of blade and 9 ¼” overall length…$10 PICTURE

Union Hardware Torrington CT registered edge chisel…1/4” wide, 4 ½ ” of blade and 9 ½” overall…$15 PICTURE

Samson/Union Hardware ¾” wide beveled edge chisel..4 ½” of blade and 12”overall length…$10 PICTURE far right hand side

2 Irwin blue handle chisels…great knock around chisels…19MM and ¼”…both for $10 PICTURE

Unmarked 3/8^th” wide square edge chisel…6” of blade and 12“ tip to tail…$15 PICTURE

Unmarked ¼ ” wide square edge chisel…6” of blade and 12 ½ “ tip to tail…$15 PICTURE

Unmarked ½ ” wide beveled edge chisel…6 ¼ ” of blade and 12 “ tip to tail…$15 PICTURE

Unmarked 1/4” wide beveled edge chisel…6 ” of blade and 12 ½ “ tip to tail…$15 PICTURE

Unmarked ¼ wide beveled edge chisel…4 ½ ” of blade and 11 ¼ “ tip to tail…$10 PICTURE

Unmarked ½” beveled edge chisel…3 ½” of blade and 8 ¼” overall length…$5 PICTURE

Unmarked 2" wide beveled edge chisel 5 ½” of blade and 13 ¾” overall length..$20 PICTURE

Unmarked 1” beveled edge chisel…4 ¼” of blade and 12” overall length…very clean…$20 PICTURE

Unmarked 1½” beveled edge chisel…4” of blade and 7” tip to socket…very clean…will provide appropriate handle…$10 PICTURE

Unmarked ½” beveled edge chisel…2 ¾” of blade and 6” tip to socket…very clean… will provide appropriate handle…$10 PICTURE

Unmarked ½” beveled edge chisel…6 ½” of blade and 12 ½” overall length…very clean…$15 PICTURE

Unmarked gouge…hard to explain this one…it’s the heaviest gouge I’ve ever seen…built thick like a timber framer…1/2” London pattern #5…6” of blade and 13 ½” overall length…$25 PICTURE

makers mark obscured large timber framer…1” wide …7+” of blade and 16” tip to tail…solid handle…really big thick sucker…$35 PICTURE center top

L & I J White timber framing chisel 1 ¼” wide, 5” of blade and 13” overall length…$20 PICTURE

D R Barton 3/4" bent neck tanged gouge... 6 ½” of blade and 13” overall length clean and sharp…$25 PICTURE

Marples ¾” bent neck spoon gouge…London pattern #8…4 ½” of blade and 12” overall length…very clean and shiny…$30 PICTURE

James Swan set of three turning tools…all clean with no rust or pitting…7/8^th” gouge, 3/8^th” fingernail gouge and a ½” scraper…set-DIRT CHEAP...…$30 PICTURE

Robert Sorby set of 4 miniature turning tools…hang holes in each…super clean, shop fresh…$60 PICTURE

NOS Starrett 12" combination rules...Repeat of a sell-out….....cosmetic blemish...usually just a smudged numeral or line, but enough to fail the stringent Starrett quality test....great for woodworkers though. limited quantities

Starrett 4R grad factory cosmetic blemish 12” chromed steel combination rules…NOS-New Old Stock-cosmetic blemish Starrett rules… standard 4R graduations…$5 each PICTURE...

Starrett No. 604R grad, 12" satin finish flat scales...factory cosmetic blemish...not for combo heads...only a few...$10 each

Starrett No. 604R grad 6" steel flat scale...factory cosmetic blemish...flat rule not for combo heads...$4 each

Garvin GFC-6646 4” dividers…decent little dividers…seen little use…$13 each PICTURE 1 left

Lowentraut 12” round leg firm joint wing dividers…very heavy duty...$20 PICTURE

Starrett No. 20 hardened steel square…amazing 1 ½” size…I did 15 years as a toolmaker and I’ve never seen one of these…honestly don't know what it would be good for...it's the size of a penny...$65 PICTURE

Brown & Sharpe No. 540 3” machinists square…slight wear and real light pitting…$20 PICTURE top left

Stanley No. 21 combination square…hard to find 6” version, Sweetheart touchmark, patent date of 1-23-17 on the blade…apology: owners scratched initials on one side…japanning at 98%...this size is pretty rare…$20 PICTURE

Starrett No. 359 bevel protractor complete in original case…very slight wear…no marks ..with both rules and acute angle attachment…can read angles to 1/12^thdegree…$65 PICTURE

Brown & Sharpe No. 542 beveled edge 5 1/2” machinists square…$35 PICTURE

Millers Falls #4 12” flat scale…4R grad…owners initials BR…$8 PICTURE

Unmarked inside/outside calipers, likely user made/forged…works as it should…$10 PICTURE

Starrett No. 18AA very small automatic spring punch…NOS-New Old Stock…sealed in plastic bags in the boxes...unused...$35

machinists magnetic bases with arms…solid magnetic hold…$15 each PICTURE TWO LEFT

Sawyer 4” scale for small combo heads…olde style Sawyer script logo…some pitting on the scale…$10 PICTURE

Starrett No. 466 angle gage, 1-45 Degree Range, 9/32" Thick, 1-1/16" Wide, 4-3/16" Long, 18 leaves…$30 PICTURE

Base unit for machinists/patternmakers chest…no key…23” by 11“…user made...solid...$10 PICTURE PICTURE

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Disston & Son (one son)…#7 26”, 6 1/2PPI crosscut saw…split nuts…handle has small chip from underside of top horn…Keystone medallion dates it to 1865-1871…sawplate has some minor patina…I knocked off most of the loose stuff…a “project” saw if ever I saw one…$25 PICTURE

Disston No. 7…split nuts and recessed medallion…26”…5 ½ PPI rip… sawplate has been lightly cleaned to determine the condition…small spots of pitting around the etch and above (you’ll never sharpen it that much) …decent etch…handle solid with small chip from underside of the top horn…medallion dates it to 1871-1876…with nib…$85

Goodell-Pratt No. 1124A miter box…complete and works as it should…cleaned, lubed and fully adjusted …with decent saw, 22" by 4" under the spine-incorrect but it fits and works...$100 PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE as found PICTURE

McFarlan & Spilker sliding compound miter machine John J. Spilker received an 1879 patent for a miter machine, which he subsequently manufactured. The company was, at one time, known as McFarlan & Spilker. This is one bad a** monster miter! There's a lack of info even on the OWWM site...very robust miter, adjustable fence...blades sharp and clean...gotta weigh close to 150 lbs...or more...everything is here and operational...has been repaired a long time ago with a good clean solid weld...no way I can ship this sucker...but I'll deliver within 60 miles for a small fee....$100 ...PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE

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Stanley Defiance 1262 10” light duty brace…independently operated chuck locks…handy feature when you want to back a bit out…$10 PICTURE

Defiance No. 1845 10” brace…very clean with ball bearing chuck…$20 PICTURE

Dumont Corner brace, Buffalo, NY…solid, CLEAN...exposed gearing, hard to find brace in great shape…$50 PICTURE

Millers Falls No. 38 eggbeater drill… like the #2 with a single pinion, bit storage in the handle but with an enclosed shaft and gear (impossible for the little ones to get their fingers caught)…partial decal on gear…everything works as it should…$25 PICTURE

Yankee No. 1555 ratcheting breast drill…ratcheting two speed breast drill…probably the best ever made…this sucker does it all-in forward and reverse...finishes at a paltry 65% but a good candidate for a total make over...solid "bones" with side handle and it works exactly as it should…$50 PICTURE PICTURE

Millers Falls No. 5A… eggbeater drill…smaller version of the No. 2...$30 PICTURE

Millers Falls No. 38… eggbeater drill…smaller version of the No. 5A...$25 PICTURE

Joseph Rusby breast drill…one of the oddest drills I’ve run across…the shaft extends out of the front of the drill from 16” to 26”…missing a side handle…VERY HARD TO FIND…$100 PICTURE

Keen Kutter 2 speed breast drill…clean and shiny with partial decal on gear…$25 PICTURE

Vintage unmarked drill bit stop…definitely manufactured but I can’t find any info…interesting collectible brace accessory and very old…$15 PICTURE

Irwin Speedbor 88 bits in original box…full set of 6 in original roll plus 9 extra 5/8^th” still in packaging-never used…for electric drills or Yankee style chucks-basically any jaws that will hold a round shank bit.…15 of them in total...$10 PICTURE

Jennings style No. 7, extra short (5”) , double flute brace bit… clean and shiny …$3 PICTURE

Irwin No. 9 brace bit…NOS, extra long 18” bits, single flute Snell style (flat side)…(2)…$4 each PICTURE

Greenlee extra long 18” bits, #11 single flute Snell style (flat side)…$4 PICTURE

James Swan extra long 18” bits, #11 single flute Snell style (flat side) …$5 PICTURE

Stanley No. 111 large spring loaded...nail sets…clean & crispy…$5 each PICTURE

Unmarked inlay miter square…like the early Stanley...owners name on wood inlay…some very light pitting…$25 PICTURE

Stanley No. 77 style mortise gage, rosewood with brass trim…not marked but likely a Stanley…nice and clean with good points…thread works as it should-no binding…face has been flattened...$40 PICTURE

Stanley No. 10 inlaid try square…4” size…exceptional condition…very hard to find…$75 PICTURE

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Stanley No. 32 one foot four fold carpenters caliper rule…boxwood…clean…hard to find size…$30 PICTURE

Stanley No. 36 ½R…1 foot, 2 fold boxwood carpenters caliper…right handed scale…clean…$25 PICTURE

Stanley No. 36 ½L…1 foot, 2 fold boxwood carpenters caliper….left handed scale…clean…$25 PICTURE

Stanley No. 36 ½ folding boxwood carpenter’s caliper, Sweetheart touchmark, very clean…$25 PICTURE

No. 70 6” carpenters boxwood caliper rule, not a Stanley and not marked but may be a Chapin, numerals pretty clear, small mark in brass caliper arm…$10 PICTURE

Lufkin Red Head zig-zag rule No. 656 oversize brick mason’s rule…clean…$8 PICTURE

Stratton 28” brass bound mahogany plumb & level…both bubbles clear…some minor dings in the wood…all I did for clean up was scrub some of the grime off...$40 PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE

Stanley No. 36 adjustable metallic plumb & level…hard to find 6” size…all vials clear and clean…japanning at 98%...$20 PICTURE

Stanley No. 95 30” brass bound cherry level, small hang hole at one end, most original finish except for 2 small wear spots on the top…both bubbles clear and clean…$25 PICTURE PICTURE

Stanley No. 36G 9” shafting level…hard to find size…clean with all good clear bubbles and covers…$20 PICTURE

P. H. Vogel 12” steel Level…in business from 1921 to 1927; they were then bought out by Chapin-Stevens...marked "patent pending"...patented aluminum frame...rare level maker from Connecticut...crisp and clean...$20 PICTURE

Stanley No. 182 camera level, not often seen …mint…$25 PICTURE both for $45

Stanley No. 36 18” shafting level…early version (pre 1935) without vial covers…japanning at 95+%, all vials clear and clean…FINE…$25 PICTURE

Stanley No. 41 pocket level, attaches to a square…sheet brass top plate...clean…$10 PICTURE

Stanley No. 0 24” adjustable plumb & level…logo on brass top plate dates it to 1909-1912…very clean, both bubbles clear and clean, minor dings to original finish, very well kept and cared for……$15 PICTURE

Level sights…early but probably not Stanley…good chance that these are early patent …a handy addition to any cherry/wooden level…$15 PICTURE

Round head mallet...might be Lignum...head-3" across by 5" long...$20 PICTURE

User made carving mallet...unused…9oz...12" long...head 2" across...dated 1977...$12 PICTURE

Stanley steel wall mount tool chest…some light rust has been cleaned from the bottom…grey Handyman style...probably 1950's era…$20 PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE

Stanley No. 400 miter vise…CLONE…not a Stanley but not priced as a Stanley either…one left, exceptionally clean…$30 PICTURE FITS IN A LARGE FLAT RATE BOX...postage US W/INSURANCE...$17

Stanley FatMax 33-730 30’ Tape Rule /BladeArmor Coating…new stock …$12 PICTURE

Stanley Power Lock 33-525 25’ Tape Rule /BladeArmor Coating…new stock …$8 PICTURE 1 left

Stanley Power Lock 33-527 8 meter tape Rule /BladeArmor Coating…new stock …$8 (just 1) PICTURE

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Stanley No. 87 ivory rule, four fold 2 foot ivory rule with German nickel silver binding and hinges, small apology, very tiny chip (SEE PICTURE)...RARE...book value: $400-$1200…....cost, a VERY reasonable...$475 PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE

AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT: Stanley Ranch Craft #4311 antique brass finish strap hinges...NOS, three pairs in original boxes plus outer box...I'm assuming 1950's era-pre zip code...all for $25 PICTURE

Stanley Tool Guide, 1952 38 page guide to using hand tools. With chapters on measuring and marking tools, planes, scrapers, spoke shaves, handsaws, spiral ratchet screwdrivers….many more...all pages intact…hard to find paper collectable…$30 PICTURE