Brown AuctionsHere comes my RSS infohttps://www.finetoolj.com/2021-08-04T06:46:02+01:00FeedCreator 1.7.3B58-4052021-04-18T14:57:00+01:002021-04-18T14:57:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6942/b58-405B58-405 CAST IRON SAW. 23" blade with ogee end, surface pitting and teeth worn down, boxwood handle with a check. No mark, but has serious age. Good 60-120B58-4042021-04-18T14:58:00+01:002021-04-18T14:58:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6941/b58-404B58-404 LOT OF TWO BRASS BACKSAWS. One marked G.P. Preston with the Lynx mark, 9". Preston was a Sheffield factor and dealer who didn't make his own tools. The other is by William Fletcher, marked "Fletcher London" which dates it to the 1870s, 14". Both with split nuts and lamb's-tongue handles, blades are clean (Fletcher has broken corner), handles good with intact horns. Good+ 80-150B58-4032021-04-18T14:59:00+01:002021-04-18T14:59:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6940/b58-403B58-403 LOT OF TWO STEEL BACKSAWS. One by I. Sorby, 8", with Punch trademark, closed handle. The other one isn't marked on the back, but has a stamp on the reverse side of the blade that's too faint to read and the word "York" (could be either English or New York), London pattern handle, 8-1/2". Good+ 80-150B58-4022021-04-18T15:00:00+01:002021-04-18T15:00:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6939/b58-402B58-402 HANDSAW. Disston D-23. 26", 8 tpi, blade has a few spots of surface rust but etch is immaculate, handle very clean. Fine 50-100B58-4012021-04-18T15:01:00+01:002021-04-18T15:01:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6938/b58-401B58-401 LONDON HANDSAW. Hill Late Howell. 26", nib, 6 tpi rip, split nuts. Lamb's-tongue applewood handle. Hill started his career as foreman for J. Howell, hence his "Hill Late Howell" mark. We've seen his mark on several backsaws but it is unusual to find a handsaw. Blade and handle both very clean and undamaged, mark very clear. Fine 100-200B58-4002021-04-18T15:02:00+01:002021-04-18T15:02:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6937/b58-400B58-400 PANEL SAW. Disston D-8. Disston's legendary skewback design, invented by Henry himself in 1874 and the first Disston saw to have the "D-" designation. This one is 24", 10 tpi crosscut, is late enough to have a beech rather than applewood handle, and doesn't look like it ever touched wood. Fine 50-100B58-3992021-04-18T15:03:00+01:002021-04-18T15:03:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6936/b58-399B58-399 HANDSAW. Robert Sorby. 28", 4 tpi rip. The blade has a good nib and light surface pitting, good clear mark that features Sorby's Kangaroo mark surrounded by three crowns, circa 1870. Lamb's-tongue handle with four split nuts, each with an original Sorby medallion, some slight chipping on the horns but overall clean. Good+ 80-150B58-3982021-04-18T15:04:00+01:002021-04-18T15:04:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6935/b58-398B58-398 HANDSAW. J. Taylor & Sons. Unusual configuration with a 13" blade that curves down at the handle, possibly a panel or compass saw, shaped a little like a pruning saw but ground crosscut. The lamb's-tongue handle has no horns and no sign that it ever had. The blade is marked with Taylor's "Advance" trademark in the form of a lamb with a halo and banner, and the handle has a brass plate, with the same Advance mark, held by four split nuts. J. Taylor & Son was a predecessor to Taylor Brothers, a major Sheffield sawmaker beginning in the 1840s. Good+ 150-250B58-3972021-04-18T15:05:00+01:002021-04-18T15:05:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6934/b58-397B58-397 HANDSAW. Disston D-95 "Masterpiece.". The D-95 used a handle made of two pieces of Tenite, a thermoplastic invented by George Eastman (the Kodak guy) in 1929, in contrasting colors, and was an attempt by Disston to prove that plastic handles didn't have to look cheap. They were offered from 1935 through 1950 in three color schemes, this one is tan and brown. 26", 8 tpi crosscut. Blade is pretty clean with etch light but legible; handle has a few scratches and a paint splotch but no damage, medallion is a little proud of the handle. Good+ 50-100B58-3962021-04-18T15:06:00+01:002021-04-18T15:06:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6933/b58-396B58-396 BRASS BACKSAW. Drabble & Sanderson. 8" blade, London style handle, two split nuts. Top horn of the handle comes to a point which may be original rather than old repair, handle otherwise very clean, good blade. Good+ 60-120B58-1502021-04-18T19:12:00+01:002021-04-18T19:12:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6642/b58-150B58-150 BRASS BACKSAW. R. Groves & Sons. 16" blade, lamb's-tongue handle, three split nuts with no medallion (two with the USE Crown mark, also on the back, and one marked "Established 1770), blade very clean, handle has a couple of chips but no real damage. Brass has been polished. Good+ 100-200B58-1492021-04-18T19:13:00+01:002021-04-18T19:13:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6641/b58-149B58-149 PATENTED BACKSAW. Disston & Sons No. 14. At first glance, this saw, with its blade held by a metal strap so you can adjust the depth, or flip it over to use teeth on the top, would appear to be the Wuest?s patent as sold by Bishop, but in fact it's the 1914 Smith patent, pretty blatantly ripped off from the Wuest design. One of Disston?s least common saws. 14" blade nice and clean with good etch, handle has wear and glued crack. Good+ 80-150B58-1482021-04-18T19:14:00+01:002021-04-18T19:14:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6640/b58-148B58-148 DEMONSTRATING SAW. Atkins No. 53. A 26" saw with the early form of Atkins' "Perfection" handle with the floral design. The unusual feature is that different parts of the blade have different grinds. The reverse of the blade describes it as a "demonstrating" saw and lists the various types of grind and set. The blade is generally pretty clean, with the etch on the front just legible and the rear more clear. Handle is near fine, with good medallion and four screws, two of them locked with wingnuts. Good+ 100-200B58-1472021-04-18T19:15:00+01:002021-04-18T19:15:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6639/b58-147B58-147 RIP SAW. Henry Disston No. 8. Early saw with clear pre-"& Son" etch, clean 28" blade with nib, 5 tpi, very clean applewood handle with inset 7/8" optimistic eagle medallion and split nuts. Fine 150-250B58-1462021-04-18T19:16:00+01:002021-04-18T19:16:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6638/b58-146B58-146 BRASS BACKSAW. Crownshaw, Chapman & Co. 14" blade, 1880s era stamp on back, lamb's-tongue handle, split nuts. Back is also stamped "Made for J.P. Morris, St. Helens" which has been seen on other saws and may have been a dealer. See Barley, p. 427. Good+ 80-150B58-1452021-04-18T19:17:00+01:002021-04-18T19:17:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6637/b58-145B58-145 STEEL BACKSAW. R. Groves & Sons. 12" blade, lamb's-tongue handle, two split nuts with no medallion, blade has oxidation but no rust, handle has a chip from the top horn and neatly carved user initials. Good+ 60-120B58-1442021-04-18T19:18:00+01:002021-04-18T19:18:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6636/b58-144B58-144 INFILL MITRE PLANE. Robert Towell. Dovetailed steel sole, 10" long, dark rosewood infill and wedge, tight mouth, 2" iron with a "Collier Briston" mark and some pitting. "Rt. Towell London" stamped on bridge. Towell was the first recorded maker of signed infills. Wood has wear, including damage to wedge, metal has light dinging, mostly on heel around strike button. Good+ 300-600B58-1432021-04-18T19:19:00+01:002021-04-18T19:19:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6635/b58-143B58-143 INFILL SHOULDER PLANE. Holland Improved Pattern. John Holland often didn't sign his planes, but this one is clearly marked on the toe, along with the word "Improved." Has a "rhino horn" which was usually a special order. Gunmetal body with 7-1/2" sweated steel sole. The infill looks like ebony, but the wedge seems too light and may be stained. 1-3/8" Ward & Payne iron is down to its last 1/8". Two major chips from the wood at the toe and one W. Whatley has stamped his name twice. Good 200-400B58-1422021-04-18T19:20:00+01:002021-04-18T19:20:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6634/b58-142B58-142 INFILL BENCH PLANE. Marked only "Nipperson Bros. Norwich" on the bridge, a name we're not familiar with, and otherwise looks user made. Cast gunmetal body with 10-3/4" straight sided sole. Beech infill with open tote and wedge. 1-7/8" Ward & Payne iron. Unusual and well made. Good+ 100-200B58-1412021-04-18T19:21:00+01:002021-04-18T19:21:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6633/b58-141B58-141 INFILL BENCH PLANE. Norris No. 50G. One of the rarest of the Norris line of adjustable bench planes with gunmetal body, 7" sweated steel sole and rosewood infill. Stamped on toe with Norris' registered patent design. Part of the gunmetal body is painted red to match the rosewood, and it has flaked in places; otherwise very clean. 2-1/4" Sorby iron. Good+ 350-650B57-4052020-10-05T15:02:00+01:002020-10-05T15:02:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6120/b57-405B57-405 SAW BLADES IOB. Albany Saw Company. Three 23" jigsaw blades held in place by three spring holders, wooden finger-jointed box with sliding lid and good labels. The box is a little worn and originally held more but no way to tell how many. Good 60-120 **All bids must be placed by end of day Friday, October 30, 2020. Auction takes place live-in-person at the Wyndham Garden, York, PA, at 9:00am, Saturday, October 31. Successfully placed bids will be found under My Bids. Current high bids may be obtained by emailing finetoolj@gmail.com or calling (800) 248-8114**B57-4042020-10-05T15:03:00+01:002020-10-05T15:03:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6119/b57-404B57-404 HAMMER TYPE SAW SET. E. Preston & Sons. Definitely well used with some surface corrosion and dirt, but still has about 60% of its original gold paint and all there. Good 80-150 **All bids must be placed by end of day Friday, October 30, 2020. Auction takes place live-in-person at the Wyndham Garden, York, PA, at 9:00am, Saturday, October 31. Successfully placed bids will be found under My Bids. Current high bids may be obtained by emailing finetoolj@gmail.com or calling (800) 248-8114**B57-4032020-10-05T15:04:00+01:002020-10-05T15:04:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6118/b57-403B57-403 COMBINATION SAW. Disston No. 43. The most elaborate in Disston's line of combination saw, square and levels. based on Gorham's patents. All the brass is there, as well as the original scratch awl. Level vials are lined and one may be replaced but if so it was a good job. 26" blade, 8 tpi, some surface oxidation but no rust and the etch and ruler are both clear. Handle has some wear and initials carved into the back, but no damage. Good+ 500-1000 **All bids must be placed by end of day Friday, October 30, 2020. Auction takes place live-in-person at the Wyndham Garden, York, PA, at 9:00am, Saturday, October 31. Successfully placed bids will be found under My Bids. Current high bids may be obtained by emailing finetoolj@gmail.com or calling (800) 248-8114**B57-4022020-10-05T15:05:00+01:002020-10-05T15:05:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6117/b57-402B57-402 DECORATIVE CARVED STAIR SAW. User made, decorative carved rosettes on both sides, 7" blade protected by an old wooden guard. Good+ 60-120 **All bids must be placed by end of day Friday, October 30, 2020. Auction takes place live-in-person at the Wyndham Garden, York, PA, at 9:00am, Saturday, October 31. Successfully placed bids will be found under My Bids. Current high bids may be obtained by emailing finetoolj@gmail.com or calling (800) 248-8114**B57-4012020-10-05T15:06:00+01:002020-10-05T15:06:00+01:00/auction/list-auctions/viewbids/6116/b57-401B57-401 IVORY HANDLED HACKSAW. Unsigned, 8" blade, some minor surface rust to the metal but ivory handle bright and clean. Blade is tightened by a two-spoked nut that needs some lubrication. From the Roger Phillips collection. Good+ 300-600 **All bids must be placed by end of day Friday, October 30, 2020. Auction takes place live-in-person at the Wyndham Garden, York, PA, at 9:00am, Saturday, October 31. Successfully placed bids will be found under My Bids. Current high bids may be obtained by emailing finetoolj@gmail.com or calling (800) 248-8114**