B59-396 LOT OF TWO EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANES. The first is a spring marked central bead by H. Wetherel, 5/8". 9-3/4" x 3", narrow flat chamfers and fluting. Designed for a skewed cutter, but the cutter is missing. There's a hole in the left cheek near the sole. A mark. The second is a quirk bead, 1/2" profile, marked simply "Martin". 9-1/2" x 3-1/4", narrow flat chamfers, relieved wedge. Wood is dingy but undamaged. The "Martin" mark without an initial is uncommon and thought to be from Philadelphia. 3 stars. From the collection of Bud Steere. Good 120-240