B58-115 SLIDING FENCE CHAMFER PLANE. G. Eastwood. 6" long, unusual design with sliding fence on sole held by two screws, brass plate on toe. Marked "G. Eastwood York" on right cheek. George Eastwood worked in York from 1851 through 1899; he was a prolific maker of wooden planes but this is the first chamfer plane we've seen by him. There's a chip from the edge of the fence at the heel; otherwise very clean. Good+ 60-120