B68-430 COMBINATION FILLETSTER AND RABBET PLANE. E. Smith. Looks like a predecessor to the Bundy patent. One body is a rabbet with 1-1/2" skew cutter, the other an adjustable filletster with 2" cutter and sliding fence. The bodies are held together with two screw arms with large square ends and boxwood nuts; there's a closed tote on the filletster body. The thing is massive,12-1/2" long, and the screw arms are very tight. Both bodies have Smith's B mark. Wood has light overall wear with some small chips from the front arm threads. We've never seen anything like it. From the collection of Steve Dice. Good+ 250-500