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B63-742. CURVED RABBET PLANE. Stanley No. 196. Early type with script trademark. All proper parts. nickel about 95%. Good example of a very rare plane. From the collection of Pat Gefre. Fine 500-1000

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B63-741. DADO PLANE. Stanley No. 39-1/2". Type 4 with sweetheart mark on cap screw, japanning 99%, has both its slitters. From the collection of Ray Schmidt. Fine 60-120

1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 /auction/list-auctions/viewbids/11820/b63-740

B63-740. SPECIAL DADO PLANE. Stanley No. 239 Type 1. Prior to 1925, the No. 239 was offered without a fence and in only the 1/8" size. These Type 1s are very uncommon. Japanning 99%, marked cutters, a few spots of surface rust on the skate. From the collection of Ray Schmidt. Fine 150-250

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B63-739. SCRUB PLANE. Stanley No. 40-1/2. Beech tote and knob, sweetheart cutter, japanning completely gone from cheeks. Decent condition for one of these typically much-abused planes. From the collection of Pat Gefre. Good+ 100-200

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B63-738. DADO PLANE. Stanley No. 39-7/8". Type 1, japanning nearly intact, has both its slitters and early type cap screw. From the collection of Ray Schmidt. Fine 60-120

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B63-737. RABBET PLANE. Sargent No. 196. Late type with horn on toe, proper marked cutter, japanning intact. Like new. From the collection of Cliff Sapienza. Fine 50-100

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B63-736. TAILED BLOCK PLANE. Stanley No. 9-3/4. Type 3, proper marked cutter, japanning intact, good wood on ball. From the collection of Cecil Holmes. Fine 100-200

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B63-735. SCRAPER PLANE. Stanley No. 87. Rarest of the Stanley scraper planes, with the non-tilting handles and no side escapement. Chip from end of tote, otherwise in very clean condition. Japanning fully intact. From the collection of Ray Schmidt. Fine 500-1000

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B63-734. VENEER SCRAPER. Stanley No. 12-3/4. Rarest of the No. 12 series; manufactured only for a short period during the sweetheart era with extra-thick rosewood sole on a 12 1/2 body, Like new condition, japanning and wood perfect, sweetheart mark on cutter; original brass bushings. From the collection of Bill Webber. Fine 600-1200

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B63-733. FLEXIBLE SOLE PLANE. Stanley No. 113. True Type 1 with original marked cutter and two-piece adjusting nut. Good casting on both knobs, japanning fully intact. From the collection of Ray Schmidt. Fine 150-250

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B63-732. ALUMINUM BLOCK PLANE. Stanley No. A18. Sweetheart on cutter and lever cap. Like new. From the collection of Cliff Sapienza. Fine 100-200

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B63-731. CHISEL-EDGE PLANE. Stanley No. 97. Type 2 with "Stanley Rule & Level" on cutter, japanning fully intact, knob perfect. Tiny chip on front edge. From the collection of Ray Schmidt. Fine 250-500

1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 /auction/list-auctions/viewbids/11810/b63-730

B63-730. DADO PLANE. Stanley No. 39-1/4. Type 1, japanning nearly intact, has both its slitters and early type cap screw. From the collection of Ray Schmidt. Fine 60-120

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B63-729. SWINGING FENCE MATCH PLANE. Stanley No. 48. Early japanned version with scrollwork on tote and large knurled brass locking screws. One of only a handful of known examples with Miller's 1876 patent stamped on the sole. Fine 150-250

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B63-728. TILT HANDLE SCRAPING PLANE. Stanley No. 85. Type 4, T mark on cap screw, unmarked cutter, wood and metal fine immaculate. Fine 200-400

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B63-727. ALUMINUM SMOOTHER. Stanley No. A4. Nice and clean, a few nicks and dings to aluminum body, notched rectangle cutter, lever cap with Stanley but no orange enamel or kidney hole, wood is perfect with a nice streak of sapwood in the tote. From the collection of Ray Schmidt. Fine 80-150

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B63-726. FLEXIBLE SOLE PLANE. Stanley No. 20. Nickel plated version with nickel about 95%, some wear, mostly on the edges, but no flaking. 1892 patent date cutter. From the collection of Pat Gefre. Good+ 100-200

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B63-725. BEDROCK JOINTER. Stanley No. 607. Type 6A, flat top sides, Bedrock mark on lever cap, notched rectangle cutter. Japanning 95%, one small patch of surface rust on right cheek. Fine 100-200

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B63-724. LOW ANGLE SMOOTH PLANE. Stanley No. 164. Proper graduated cutter with notched rectangle mark. Japanning 99%, wood near perfect. From the collection of Ray Schmidt. Fine 1000-2000

1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 /auction/list-auctions/viewbids/11603/b63-523

B63-523. CARRIAGEMAKER'S RABBET PLANE. Sargent No. 30C. One of Sargent's rarest planes, the equivalent of the Stanley No. 10C. 13" corrugated sole, 3" proper marked cutter, VBM lever cap. Cutter and lever cap both have light surface pitting, japanning complete, wood fine. Good+ 300-600

1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 /auction/list-auctions/viewbids/11602/b63-522

B63-522. SKEW CUTTER COMBINATION PLANE. Stanley No. 46. Type 5. One depth stop (not the wraparound which was eliminated in Type 5), missing the nicker from the skate, also missing rear depth stop and slitter. Wood and metal both near fine. Set of 11 cutters in wooden box with brass latch, not original but old. Wood and metal good, user name along with patent on tote. Good+ 100-200

1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 /auction/list-auctions/viewbids/11601/b63-521

B63-521. NUMBER TWO SIZE PLANE. Ohio Tool Co. No. O2C. Manufactured by OTC for the Hickory line of Kelley-How-Thomson Hardware of Duluth, with original marked cutter. Corrugated sole. Small chip from end of tote. Has a "KHT" hardware tag, probably a reproduction. Fine 200-400

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B63-520. LANCASHIRE PATTERN RABBET PLANE. Steel body with 9" sole and japanned bed, pinned brass lever cap, boxwood tote, unmarked 1-1/4" iron. Unsigned and beautifully made, probably by a patternmaker. Fine 300-600

1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 /auction/list-auctions/viewbids/11599/b63-519

B63-519. NUMBER TWO SIZE PLANE. Buhl Sons. A No. 2 probably manufactured by Stanley for Buhl Sons Hardware of Detroit, and marked "Buhl" on the cutter. Metal oxidized but with no rust or pitting, wood near fine. Has a Buhl Sons tag, probably a reproduction. Good+ 100-200

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B63-518. NUMBER TWO SIZE PLANE. Rich-Con. A No. 2 probably manufactured by Stanley for Richards & Conover Hardware of Kansas City, and marked with their Rich-Con brand on the cutter and left cheek. Has a Rich-Con tag, probably a reproduction. Fine 150-300