B66-495 FORE PLANE. Sandusky Tool Semi-Steel Co. No. 19SC. Although Sandusky was known for producing excellent products, it occasionally took a flyer on some genuinely weird designs, and this is one of them. Patented in 1928 by Wilbert Schwer, the company secretary, it has a single large nut that serves both as a depth adjustment and lateral, and was marketed as part of Sandusky's "semi steel" line. See PTAMPIA I, Figures 334 and 336, this is the No. 19SC corrugated sole fore plane, the rarest type of a very uncommon line. 18" sole, original marked 2-1/4" cutter; japanning fully intact and pretty darn close to mint. From the collection of David Jeffers. Fine 300-600