B58-359 INFILL JOINTER PLANE. C. Bayfield. Bayfield worked in Nottingham in the 1800s or early 1900s and his mark is very uncommon. Most of his planes are shorter bench or mitre planes, this is the first jointer we've seen. 20" sole, cast iron body, fill looks like walnut which he was known to use. The bun has a button on top and the cap screw has double knurling, both typical of Bayfield. 2-1/2" I. Sorby "Punch" iron. Some very mild dinging. A very rare and attractive infill. Good+ 800-1500