NEW ITEM A Stanley No 4 Smoothing Plane, Type 19, 1930 to 1942. A great plane for the user with an excellent iron. Rosewood handle and knob. Original japanning worn which doesn't detract from the use of the plane. Good+ $95.00
NEW ITEM A Stanley No 3 Smoothing Plane, Type 13 - 1925 to 28. This is a great "user" tool. The bottom has been re-ground and there is some staining on the rear of the sole. Part of the original Stanley logo still remains on the tote, however, there is a small chip on the top of the tote as can be seen in the picture. Good+ $98.00
NEW ITEM Stanley No 5 1/4 Junior Jack Plane. Type 15. 1931 - 32. This is the scaled down, lighter, smaller frame version of the No 5 Jack Plane. It's good for jointing and trimming. Used for manual jobs in furniture making favoured for it's light weight. There is a small flake in the top of the tote. Good ++
NEW ITEM A Stanley No 7 Jointer Plane, Type 15 1931 - 1932. 22 inches long, 95 % original finish remains. General purpose bench plane for long boards and doors. Good++
A Stanley No 21 1/2' Circular Plane black japanned 1902 to 1917. 1 3/4 inch cutter. Adjustable steel sole planes concave or convex surfaces. Marked No 20 1/2 on the adjustment wheel. Identical to the No 20 except has japanned finish. Good++
Stanley No 95 Edge trimming Block Plane. 6 inches long, 3/4 inches wide. Cast iron, japanned finish. Skewed cutter, used to accurately square up an edge. Good++ to Fine.
A Stanley No 7 C, Jointer Plane, Type 15, 1931 to 1932. General purpose bench plane for longer boards and doors, ideal for joining or for any smooth flat surface work. 22 inches long, 2 3/8 inch cutter. Cast iron, japanned finish, rosewood handles. Corrugated bottom preferred by some for working on soft woods. Good++
A Stanley No 101 Block Plane, early 1900's. 3 1/2 inches long, 1 inch cutter. Cast iron, japanned finish, worn. Handy for restricted areas and small projects, also for instrument and miniature work. Good
An Triplet Adjustable Wrench. Combination plain,alligator and tap wrench. 5 1/2 inches long. This example is marked with both TRIPLET and the Aug 19, 1913 Patent date. Good+
A Stanley No 605C Bedrock Plane The later version with flat sides. 14 inches long, 2 inch cutting iron. Cast iron, rosewood handle and knob, japanned finish. About 70% origianl finish remains. A great "user" plane. Good+
A Stanley No 95 Butt Gauge. Nickel plated cast iron, used for marking rabbet jams, thickness of butts, mortises and marking, plus for squaring the edge of a butt hinge. Fine.
A Stanley No 78 Duplex Rabbet & Filletster Plane, in original box (label is lost), Sweetheart vintage. Almost 100% original finish, some staining on the sole. Good++
Cutting Iron for a Stanley No 3 or 603, 5 1/4, 605 1/4. 1 3/4" wide. The iron is marked with the 1936 Stanley Logo and "PAT. 1,918,750" which is the Patent number for the kidney shaped hole lever cap. The patent was granted to Earl V. Higbee (The Stanley Works) on July 18th, 1933. The Patent number is usually stamped on the lever cap, not on the cutting iron. Good+
Stanley Bed Rock 603, Type 5 (1911) with a later Type 11 (1942) cutting iron. The plane has greater than 80% of the original jappaning with excellent rosewood knob and tote. The plane sides have "34A" stamped by an owner on one side and "A3" on the other. The iron is also stamped over the logo with the number "X4E". A great workshop plane. Good+
Stanley No 9 Cabinet Maker's Block Plane, complete with original Hot Dog Handle. Cast iron, 2" wide cutter, adjustable throat. Used for extra fine precision work on hardwoods. The hot dog shaped handle can be moved to either side. This plane is in Good+ condition. No cracks or damage to the rear. (As often found in these planes).
A Stanley No 72 Chamfer Plane. Rosewood handle and knob, Sweetheart iron. Adjustable front piece, manufactured 1885 to 1938. The finish shows signs of wear as you can see in the large picture, still a very useful tool. Good+
A Stanley Scraper No 81 with Rosewood base. Very little of the original nickel finish remaining which does not detract from the usability of this great little tool. Includes the original Stanley Sweetheart iron and rosewood base. A truly excellent user. Good+
A Stanley No 97, Cabinet Maker's Edge Plane, Type 3 (1908 - 1921) "V" TM on cutter. 10 inches long, 2 1/4 inches wide. An extremely accurate edge rabbet plane, used to work a rabbet up to corner. Also good for bullnose work. Some very light pitting on sides and sole from condensation. No chips or breaks on the corners. Click on large picture. Good++
A Stanley No 203 Block Plane, 1934 to 1941. Cast iron, japanned with rosewood knob.5 1/2 inches long, 1 3/8 inch cutter. A super plane for small general purpose work.Good++
A Stanley No 3 Iron Bench Plane, Type 15, Sweetheart vintage, 1931-32. 8 inches long, 1 3/4 inch cutter, rosewood handle and knob. Some paint splashes on the rosewood handle. Good+ +
A Stanley No 62, Low Angle Plane. 14 inches long, 2 inch wide cutter. Cast iron, rosewood handle and knob. Japanning approximately 85%. No chips in the throat. with its 12 degree cutter angle, this plane is used to plane cross and end grain hardwoods.Good++
A Stanley No 3 Bench Plane, Type 16, 1933 - 1941. 8 inches long, 1 3/4 inch cutter. General purpose bench plane, great for small projects. Used in the work shop and home. Good++
A Stanley No 12 Veneer Scraper, Sweetheart vintage. 6 1/4 inches long, 2 7/8 inch cutter. Cast iron with japanned finish, rosewood handle. has the Stanley sweetheart marked iron. Used for scraping fine hard woods, veneers and fancy grained woods. Good+
A Stanley No 45 Combination Plane, complete with all parts. Nickel plated with rosewood. Used for plow, dado, rabbet, fillister, match and sash work and beading of all of all types. All parts in excellent condition, except the box, which has been repaired with various tape. Good++
A Stanley No 60 Double Cutter Spokeshave, with cutting irons by Union Plane Co. This shave has 1 1/2 inch wide hollow and flat cutters. A very useful tool in any workshop. Good+
A Stanley No 605 Bedrock Jack Plane.14 inches long, 2 inches wide. Later version with the flat sides.Used, but not abused with plenty of cutting iron for years of use. Two previous owners have left their names inscribed on the sides of the plane, R. Cochs and J.K. Bug. Good+
