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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....

UPDATE...thursday may 16th...here's some pictures...some planes still need clean up and tune...will not be ready until next week...still have 2 more days to go...Friday...didn't get back to Brimfield today...had a minor episode last night....first time I've used my nitro in five years....still a little weak in the knees....hopefully be back to full steam by tomorrow...

Well, that was certainly an interesting weekend...I will get the #4's sorted out later in the week...lots of them...did manage to scare some nice stuff up late in the weekend...I hope you enjoy...oh, yeah...page is a total mess...missing s few pictures but nothing too important...I'll be sorting it all out as we go along...thanks...Walt......

update 5/22...some of the fours are done and better pictures for the 5's....

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. 4 type 16, japanning at 97%, solid rosewood knob & tote and near full length blade… solid user smoother…$45 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. 5c type 18, 1946-1947, corrugated japanning at 98%, solid rosewood knob & tote and near full length blade…cleaned with just a toothbrush and a scrubby pad....excellent condition user jack…$45 PICTURE 2ND FROM BOTTOM PICTURE

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

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

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

Disston & Son (one son)… 12” backsaw…2 ¾” under the spine…sawplate clean with minor patina…handle solid with no chips or cracks...eagle medallion dates it to 1865-1871…excellent backsaw….$85 PICTURE HOLD RICK R

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

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

Stanley No. 25 smallest 6” adjustable bevel…clean and shiny…$25 PICTURE

Unmarked large rabbet shave…full thick 1 ¾” wide blade marked “USAC”…real heavy duty…$50 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…$30 PICTURE

Stanley No. 40 black handled Everlast…1 ¼” wide, 4 ¼” of blade and 9 ½” 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

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 but I believe Addis ½” tanged carving gouge…3” of blade and 9 ½” overall length… very clean & shiny…$30 PICTURE

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

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…$30 PICTURE

Disston & Sons (2 sons)…10” backsaw 2 ¼” under the spine…sawplate cleaned with some minor patina…handle solid with no chips or cracks…solid back/dovetail saw….$65 PICTURE

Jackson 14” backsaw…2 ¾” under the spine…sawplate clean & shiny…handle has a few owners marks…solid user backsaw….$55 PICTURE

Alex Mathieson & Son 16” backsaw…3” under the spine…sawplate clean with a few small spots of pitting…handle solid with minor chips from top & bottom horns…solid user back/tenon saw…. split nuts…$55 PICTURE

Sheffield Saw Works, Indianapolis Indiana 10” backsaw, 2 ½” under the spine…sawplate clean with nice etch, handle solid with no chips or cracks…solid user backsaw…$45 PICTURE

PEXTO No. 5310, 10” heavy duty brace with Samson ball bearing chuck… 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…$45 PICTURE

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

Nicholson heavy duty flat rasp…coarse-takes off a LOT of material, FAST…seen little to no use…$20 PICTURE

Norton R283 metalite 30” by 1” P120 grit sanding belts…NOS-New Old Stock…full box of 50 belts…$45 PICTURE…multiple boxes available...yeah, I know...electric but what the hay

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

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 ...$50 PICTURE

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Unmarked 8” old style screw type wing dividers...very heavy duty and might be user made...I would guess circa 1880-1890's…$20 PICTURE

Craftsman angle divider…like the Stanley No. 30 but not nearly as expensive…clean…$40 PICTURE

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

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

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

Stanley No. 40 1/4” wide permaloid chisel…2 ½” of blade and 7” overall length…has been ground double bevel so will have to be re-ground (length calculated on the re-grinding)…$6 PICTURE

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

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

Witherby registered edge chisel…1” wide, 5 7/8^th” of blade and 12 ½” overall length…$15 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

Russell Brothers New York, 1 ½” registered edge chisel…5 ¾” of blade and 13” overall length…$10…PICTURE

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

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

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

Unmarked beveled edge chisel 3/8^th”…6” of blade and 9” tip to socket… will provide appropriate handle …$15 PICTURE

Unmarked 1” beveled edge chisel…6” of blade and 13” overall length…$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

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

Nicholson large coarse half round 16” rasp…has seen little use if any…takes off a lot of material very quickly…BIG SUCKER...$20 PICTURE

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

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

Box ‘o taps….at least 200 various size taps with nice No. 4 tap wrench…less than $0.25 each...$40 for the whole box and the tap wrench PICTURE

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Disston D-7, 24” 9PPI crosscut saw…sawplate clean with decent etch…handle solid…dated to between the wars…solid user…$45 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…$145 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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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

Starrett 4” flat leg spring type dividers…$15 SOLD RALPH P W 4 STARRETT BLEMS

Starrett No. 299 scale connector…mates two scales into longer scale…$15 SOLD RALPH P

Brown & Sharpe 4” flat leg spring dividers with 1897 patent date…$15 SOLD RALPH P

Unmarked 2 ¾” square leg spring dividers…patent date 1885…$15 SOLD RALPH P

Starrett No. 289A combination square attachment for narrow scales…turns two scales into a large 90 degree square or “T” square…$10 PICTURE SOLD RALPH P

Lufkin No. 18B combination square attachment for regular scales (fits Starrett)……turns two scales into a large 90 degree square or “T” square…$10 PICTURE SOLD RALPH P

Craftsman No. 4216 automatic drill…NIB-New in the Box…made by Millers Falls…1940’s era…FINE…$25 PICTURE HOLD MARTY E

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

Stanley 750 style 5/8^th” 3 ½” of blade…5 ½” tip to socket … will provide appropriate handle $20 HOLD PAT T

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 HOLD HAROLD H

Dixon style German made fret saws… 4 ½” deep throat cut…will provide a handful of blades ...-$20 PICTURE SOLD DAVE C

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

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

Witherby ¼” registered edge chisel…6” of blade and 12 ½” tip to tail…$20 PICTURE HOLD TREVOR A

Witherby 1” cornering chisel…only need sharpening…$35 PICTURE HOLD TREVOR A

Witherby ½” beveled edge chisel…6” of blade and 12 ½” overall length…very clean…$20 PICTURE HOLD TREVOR A

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

James Swan folding handle drawknife…unlike any I’ve seen…handles fold in for storage like many others but this one also allows the handles to rotate perpendicular to the blade to get that perfect angle…I’ve seen both features on separate drawknives but never the two features on one drawknife…7” blade, slightly curved…lot of meat…clean and sharp…$75 PICTURE SOLD KEN N

PEXTO 7/8^th” beveled edge chisel…4” of blade and 10 ¼” overall length…very clean…$15 PICTURE SOLD KEN N

PEXTO 1 ½” registered edge chisel…4 ¼” of blade and 11 ½” overall length…very clean…$20 PICTURE SOLD KEN N

Stanley 750 1” wide chisel…3 ¼” of blade and 9 ¼” overall length…clean and shiny…$20 PICTURE SOLD RANDY C

Buck Brothers low profile 1/2" chisel 3 " of blade and 7 ½” overall length...great for dovetails...$15 PICTURE SOLD RANDY C

Yankee 2101 Bell System 12” brace…the very best made…$65 PICTURE HOLD LUKE N

Starrett No. 20 4 1/2” machinists square…clean and shiny…$45 PICTURE second from bottom right SOLD RANDY S

Brown & Sharpe No. 540 3” machinists square…clean and shiny…$35 SOLD RANDY S

Makers mark obscured 12” satin finish scale…4r grad…made in US…nice easy to read scale…$10 PICTURE SOLD GARY DeM

Stanley No. 63 round bottom shave…japanning at 93%...near full length blade…great for curves…$20 PICTURE SOLD GARY DeM

Stanley No. 5 type 14, 1929-1930, japanning at 95% but toe & heel painted silver, solid rosewood knob & tote and near full length Sweetheart blade, partial decal on tote…solid user jack … $45 PICTURE 2ND FROM TOP PICTURE SOLD GARY DeM

Stanley No. 4 type 14, 1929-1930, japanning at 98% , solid rosewood knob & tote and near full length Sweetheart blade, partial decal on tote…VERY solid user smoother…$50 PICTURE SOLD GARY DeM

Disston 10” dovetail saw…sawplate is clean, handle has a small crack and the medallion is a replacement…good user saw…$30 PICTURE SOLD PAUL S

D R Barton ½” socketed mortise chisel…7 ½” of blade and a whopping 17” overall length…not for the faint of heart…excellent condition…$50 PICTURE SOLD PAUL S

Stanley No. 25 registered edge Everlast with the wasp waist handle…clean and shiny…3/8^th” wide…5” of blade and 10 ½” overall length…Sweetheart touchmark…FINE…$45 PICTURE SOLD DAVE F

Stanley No. X-3 6” throw brace…very hard to find this size…pad and handle a bit rough…nickel at 80%...but it works as it should…fits into tight spaces…very handy brace…$35 PICTURE SOLD JEFF R

Millers Falls No. 2 cigar shave…for those real tight curves…$50 PICTURE SOLD JEFF R

Bridge City HTS-1 dovetail square…I think this one may have been deleted from the catalog….clean and shiny…$60 PICTURE SOLD DEXTER M

Stanley No. 3 type 19, 1948-1961, japanning at 95%, solid knob & tote and near full length blade… excellent user smoother… $40 PICTURE SOLD DEXTER M TOP

Stanley No. 5 type 17, 1942-1945, japanning at 95%, solid knob & tote and near full length blade…no frog screw…solid user jack…$40 PICTURE 3RD FROM BOTTOM SOLD JEFF E

Stanley No. 4 type 17, 1942-1945 japanning at 95%, solid knob & tote and near full length blade…no frog screw, solid user smoother…$35 PICTURE SOLD JEFF E

Stanley No. 720 1 1/2"beveled edge chisel....as close to full length as it gets..5 ¾” of blade and 13 ½” overall length...double stamped front & back on the socket…sweet!...$40 PICTURE sold mike d_c

James Swan beveled edge chisel…1 ¼” wide, 6 ½” of blade and 14” overall… full length chisel…excellent…$25 PICTURE sold mike d_c

James Swan beveled edge chisel…3/4” wide, 6 ½” of blade and 14” overall… full length chisel…excellent…$20 PICTURE sold mike d_c

Unmarked PEXTO No. 8008 8” throw heavy duty brace with Samson chuck…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…$45 PICTURE SOLD DAVE O

PEXTO No. 8010, 10” heavy duty brace with Samson ball bearing chuck…with PEXTO model shop Sample tag dated 1947…never used… 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

R Groves & Sons 10” open handled dovetail saw…sawplate clean, handle solid with no chips or cracks…split nuts…excellent dovetail saw…$65 PICTURE SOLD DAVE O

Disston No. 3-D sawvise…apologies: missing the file holder and has a brass braze repair…a good solid job, I guess the guy knew he had the best saw vise available and wasn’t about to give it up without a fight…$30 PICTURE PICTURE SOLD JOHN M

Kidd’s improved divider…Pratt & Whitney small tools division…bet you didn’t know P&W made tools…neither did I…$30 PICTURE SOLD DAVID B

Sawyer Tool 3” machinists square…some wear and owners name on beam…$20 PICTURE bottom left SOLD DAVID B

Starrett No. 56A surface gage with 1897 patent date…very small 4” size…$30 PICTURE SOLD DAVID B

Bemis & Call wing type inside caliper…one of the strangest machinist’s tools I’ve found…slight pitting but still operational…$20 PICTURE SOLD DAVID B

Unmarked fully adjustable sliding arm draftsman dividers….real clean, elegant…$15 PICTURE PICTURE

Stanley No. 2 …strictly user grade or for parts…apologies:…front knob is cracked, body has a very small crack/indentation on the left front cheek, small sliver from the side of the tip of the tote and the levercap and blade are from the wrong era…body and frog have “B” casting marks…circa 1899-1902…blade and levercap circa 1945 and up…it IS a decent user and had been used up until the point of the sale…$100 PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE SOLD PABLO G

Starrett No. 20 large master precision machinists square…outside measurements: 10 ½” X 6”…list price …well, let’s just say north of $500 (I kid you not!)…a bargain at…$75 PICTURE SOLD THOM N

Stanley No. 7c type 16 1933-1941, corrugated, japanning at 98%, solid rosewood knob & tote and near full length blade (appears to have the original factory grind)…very solid excellent user…$125 PICTURE SOLD BOB W

No. 69 mini four fold one foot boxwood rule…crispy and clean…unmarked but most likely a Upson Nut or Chapin Stevens…very rare…$50 PICTURE SOLD BOB W

Stanley No. 34 6” bench level with shafting groove…Sweetheart logo on vial cover…vial clear…excellent condition…$30 PICTURE SOLD BOB W

Stanley No. 40 black handled Everlast chisels…SET of eight in original plastic tool roll…in absolutely pristine condition…appears to have been sharpened and never used…$175 PICTURE SOLD JOHN K

Stanley No. 83 scraper plane...the one you don't see much and in near perfect condition...as nice as the one in my personal collection...even has the original roller and original "V: logo blade at near full length...$85 PICTURE SOLD BILL C

Stanley No. 71 router plane...with ALL of the extras...3 blades, fence, throat closer and depth stop…$75 PICTURE SOLD JIM K

Stanley No. 65 LAAM-Low Angle Adjustable Mouth block plane…clean… most desirable low angle block plane, ask anyone $65 PICTURE SOLD MARK C

Freud set of five chisels…low profile…near full length…$60 PICTURE SOLD MARK C

Russell Jennings/Stanley set of brace bits in original plastic roll…$75 PICTURE SOLD MARK C

Stanley No. 4 type 18, japanning at 98%, near full length blade and solid knob & tote…excellent user smoother..$35 PICTURE SOLD MARK C

Stanley No. 5 type 16…solid rosewood knob & tote, near full length blade and 95% japanning…excellent user jack…$50 PICTURE SOLD MARK C

Millers Falls No. 2 eggbeater drill…handle is a bit rough…needs a little re-hab…all else works properly…$45 PICTURE SOLD IS

Stanley No. 151 adjustable blade spokeshave….WITH a next to new Hock blade…the best of all worlds…$45 SOLD JEFF W

Record No. A151 spokeshave…round bottom shave for curves.…mint…$30 SOLD JEFF W

PEXTO 4” patternmakers drawknife…very useful size for chair legs, etc…small hang hole on one handle…$25 PICTURE HOLD MATT B

LARGE mallet…head 3 ½” across and 6” long…weighs in at 2lbs 5oz…solid, clean persuader…$20 PICTURE HOLD MATT B

Hubbard Hardware Middletown CT large 1 ½” timber framer…7” of blade and 17” overall length…” Charles C. Hubbard President, Fred G. Hubbard secretary. The factory buildings were located on Warrick Ave. Middletown ct. Also, see Warrick Tool Co. From the references I have it looks like Warrick Tool Co. was taken over by Hubbard Hardware Co. which changed to Hubbard and Curtiss. An ad has Hubbard and Curtiss making Sibley levels, hand vises and surface gauges. These were also made by Warrick. “ Richard Dickerson (http://www.angelfire.com/wy/mttools/hubbardhw.htm)...a solid slab of steel…$45 PICTURE SOLD JEFF W

Union Hardware Torrington CT registered edge chisel…1/2” wide, 8” of blade and 16” overall… full length chisel…excellent…$25 PICTURE SOLD JEFF W

Stanley No. 60 ½ LAAM-Low Angle Adjustable mouth block plane...new style US…$35 PICTURE right SOLD JEFF W

Sargent No. 408 (Stanley 3 size)…japanning at 97%, solid knob & tote and near full length blade…clean…fine user smoother…$35 PICTURE SOLD JEFF W

Sargent No. 410 (Stanley 4 ½ size)…japanning at 98%, near full length correctly marked Sargent blade and solid knob & tote…exceptional condition throughout…no apologies…FINE…$85 PICTURE SOLD DAVE K

Small hammer…6.4oz, 3 ¼” long head…machinists with octagonal barrel & round faces…$10 PICTURE SOLD DAVE K

Small hammer 4.9oz removable/replaceable heads…patent date of Feb. 28, 1886-does not correspond to any patent…$10 PICTURE SOLD DAVE K

Millers Falls No. 45, like the Stanley No. 203-Standard Angle Non-adjustable mouth ...$30 PICTURE bottom SOLD DAVE K

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

Stanley No. 6 UK made…NIB-New in the Box…no apologies whatsoever for the plane (except it has the original plastic knob & tote) though the box is missing the end cap…comes with Stanley plane pamphlet…$65 PICTURE SOLD GARY VAN B

Garvin GFC-6646 4” dividers…decent little dividers…seen little use…$13 each PICTURE SOLD JOHN M

Stanley No. 3 24” bit extension, Sweetheart logo…$12 PICTURE SOLD JOHN M

Starrett 6” flat leg spring type outside calipers…$15 PICTURE SOLD JOHN M

Disston No. 7 11 PPI crosscut, 22“, with nib, medallion dates it to 1896-1917, handle has orange paint but solid with no real chips or cracks...just normal wear…sawplate need a bit more clean up…patina but no pitting…very faint etch…$25 PICTURE SOLD RICH S

Stanley No. 13-050 combination plane…MIB-Mint in the Box…made in the UK…full set of 18 blades that don’t appear to ever have come out of the packaging…with Plane Facts brochure and set up & operation manual…FINE…$95 PICTURE PICTURE SOLD ROBERT S

Millers Falls No. 2A eggbeater drill…finishes at 85%...operates smoothly…$45 PICTURE HOLD BRYANT J

Starrett 9” combination square…slight wear but it’s an early Starrett…still square…with square AND centering head (not pictured)…they stopped making this size a while ago…don’t know why; it’s a great pocket size for woodworkers…$45 PICTURE HOLD RICHARD LEE

Dixon style German made fret saws…first is 2” deep throat cut…other is a 4 ½” deep throat cut…will provide a handful of blades for each…each-$20 PICTURE 2" one HOLD RICHARD LEE other one 4 1/2" is still available

Stanley No. 605 ½ C….square sided Bedrock 605 ½ corrugated…type 6 1912-1921….japanning at 96%, near full length original “V” logo blade and solid rosewood knob & tote…tote has large sliver off of left side of tip…original ”BEDROCK” marked levercap…nice extra wide jack plane in exceptional condition…add the fact that it’s an uncommon size and a square sided Bedrock and corrugated…weelllll, just sayin’…..…killer user in great condition…$200 PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE SOLD DAN W

Millers Falls No. 2A eggbeater drill…as clean as they come…paint & all finishes at 95% or better…FINE…$45 PICTURE HOLD DAN W

Stanley No. 80 scraper…used once if at all…MIB-Mint in the Box…UK made…FINE…$35 PICTURE SOLD DAN W

Starrett No. 20 3” machinists square…clean and shiny…$40 PICTURE bottom right SOLD REID J

Starrett No. 20 6” machinists square…owners initials (LMG) scratched into one side…third from bottom right $50 PICTURE SOLD REID J

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

PAST PICTURES a page of past picture links...most of the last few months...pictures for reference only...

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. 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

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. 1 blade and chipbreaker…NOS-New Old Stock…Sweetheart logo marked blade…exceptionally clean and shiny…$100 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

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

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 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

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

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

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. 13-030 3-Blade Plough Plane…blades are replacements…brand new never used...$50 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

Winchester 2” wide plane blade…clean and double stamped front and back...$10 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

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. 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

Stanley ½” beveled edge socket chisel…6” of blade and 8 ½” tip to socket…$15

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

Stanley Permaloid No. 60 beveled edge chisel, 1/2 “ wide 3“ of blade and 8 1/2“ overall length…$5 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 permaloid chisel… 1“ wide… 3“ of blade and 7 1/2“ overall length…as new …$10 PICTURE

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

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

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

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

Stanley small 3” machinists vise…1 ½” jaws…the “baby” size of Stanley machinist vises’…$20 PICTURE

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

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

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

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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

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

Disston No. 7 24” 9PPI crosscut saw…sawplate needs a bit more cleaning, no etch to speak of, handle solid with only minor dings…medallion dates it to between the wars…good user saw…$35 PICTURE

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

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

Miter boxes....PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE ...yeah, there's a lot of 'em....all have been totally inspected and cleaned...adjusted correctly for the saws...all come with saws of the correct size if not manufacture...

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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. 5A… eggbeater drill…smaller version of the No. 2...$40 PICTURE

Millers Falls No. 38… eggbeater drill…smaller version of the No. 5A...$35 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

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. 71 double arm marking gage, Sweetheart logo...extra crispy & clean…$25 PICTURE

Stanley No. 72 double arm marking gage…Sweetheart logo…pretty damn clean…$25 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 cut in brass caliper arm…$10 PICTURE

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

National No. 66 hand cranked grinder made by The A A Wood & Sons company Atlanta GA. …has a 4” stone but will take a 6”…clean in the extreme...missing part of the tool rest…$50 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…two of these, both exceptionally clean…$30 each 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 FatMax 33-725 25’ Tape Rule /BladeArmor Coating…new stock …$10 PICTURE 1 left

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

Stanley Power Lock 33-527 8meter 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