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B62-562. DOUBLE IRON CORNICE PLANE. I. Sleeper. Cove and ovolo profile (Whelan Figure 11.11A), each cut by a separate iron, total 3" profile, heavy chamfers, integral fence. 14" sole, offset tote behind the larger iron. Diamond shaped lignum strike button. The larger iron is James Cam, the small unsigned, both spalled and rusty. The tip of the tote is sheared off and there are some tight checks and scrapes, otherwise very clean. A mark, upside down. John Sleeper fought at Bunker Hill and was one of the most prolific planemakers of the colonial period. Good+ 300-600

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B62-561. YANKEE PLOW. Isaac Field. Darkly oxidized wood, 8-1/4" sole, narrow rounded chamfers and fluting, square arms with rounded tops and tombstone depth stop all locked with hand-carved thumbscrews. Typical tight checks in shoulders and needs a cutter. A1 mark. Good+ 150-250

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B62-560. YANKEE PLOW PLANE. S. Magoun. 9" sole, sliding arms and wooden depth stop locked with hand-carved thumbscrews (front one doesn't tighten), riveted skate with a crack along the rivets. Rounded chamfers. Magoun was a New Hampshire joiner and planemaker in the first half of the nineteenth century, his mark is unrated in AWP. Good+ 80-160

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B62-559. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANE. F. Nicholson. Ogee, 1-1/8" profile, 10" long by 3" high, heavy flat chamfers and fluting, relieved wedge. B2 mark, very clean, no user marks. A few tight checks, but overall in near mint condition. From the collection of Steve Dice. Fine 2000-4000

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B62-558. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANE. C. Tobey. 7/8" round, 9-1/2" by 3-1/4" high, flat chamfers, relieved wedge. A1 mark, faint. Fine 100-200

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B62-557. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANE. S. Doggett. 1-1/4" table hollow, spring marked, 10-1/4" by 3-1/4" high, wide flat chamfers, decorative fluting. Besides Doggett's A mark (four stars) it has a second mark for P. Child that looks like a maker but isn't in AWP. A few minor scratches. Fine 200-400

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B62-556. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANE. A. Spicer. Cod plane, round with offset to give greater hand clearance. Whelan, Figure 10:14. 3/4" profile, 9-5/8" by 3" high, narrow flat chamfers. Able Spicer was the brother of Oliver Spicer who worked in Groton, CT; four stars. Wear but no damage. Good+ 100-200

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B62-555. EARLY ENGLISH MOLDING PLANE. Francis Purdew. Purdew was active as early as 1680 and is considered by many the first identifiable planemaker. He stamped his planes with an oval mark on the cheek and the mark is always very faint; in this case just barely visible. 1/4" round, 9-1/2" long and 3-1/4" high, wide flat chamfers and fluting. From the collection of Steve Dice. Fine 1000-2000

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B62-554. SLIDING FENCE TONGUE CUTTER. W. Martin. Cuts a 1/8" tongue, 8" by 3" high, flat chamfers and fluting. Very unusual to find a sliding fence plane this size. B mark, three stars. In the Grand Federal Procession held on July 4, 1788, in Philadelphia to celebrate the ratification of the constitution, Martin carried the banner of the city's planemakers. Some scratches but no damage. Good+ 100-200

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B62-553. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANE. C. Tobey. Quirk ogee, spring marked, boxed, 3/4" profile, 10" by 3-1/4" high, flat chamfers and fluting, relieved wedge. A1 mark (three stars). There are a couple of largish chips from the edge of the sole and some light scratching. Good+ 80-150

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B62-552. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANE. I. Lindenberger. Quirk ovolo and astragal, spring marked, 1" profile, 9-1/2" by 3-1/2" high, narrow rounded chamfers with fluting, A1 mark, like new. Fine 80-150

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B62-551. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANE. I. Kent. Ogee and astragal, spring marked, 1-1/4" profile, 9-1/2" by 3-1/4" high, flat chamfers and fluting. Like new. Fine 200-400

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B62-550. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANE. I. Nicholson. 3/4" round, 10" by 3-1/4" high, rounded chamfers and relieved wedge, B mark. Unusual rabbet type escapement. Deeply oxidized, screw holes on left cheek where a fence was attached, deep user marks on toe. From the collection of Arnold "Jake" Johnson. Fine 600-1100

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B62-549. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANE. I. Walton. 1/2" side bead, 10" by 2-1/2", very light chamfers, decorative fluting. B mark, very clear. Small finial on wedge. Some dings on the right cheek near toe and a hanghole near heel. Good+ 60-120

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B62-548. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANE. N. Taber. Father of the better known J.M. Taber, Nicholas Taber worked in New Bedford through 1820. Recessed quarter round, 3/8", spring marked, 1-1/4" round, 9-1/2" by 3-1/4, rounded chamfers. A mark. Fine 100-200

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B62-393. YANKEE PLOW PLANE. Jo. Fuller. Square arms and tombstone type depth stop, all locked by hand-carved wingnuts. Rounded chamfers, riveted skate, relieved wedge, D mark. A couple of largish chips from the arms Good+ 100-200

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B62-392. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY CORNICE PLANE. Thos. Napier. Unusually narrow profile for a cornice plane at 1-1/2", scotia and ogee, spring marked, 13" sole with center mounted open tote. Round chamfers and fluting. Typical wear for age, no damage. A mark, prominent user name on toe. Good+ 80-150

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B62-391. WEDGE ARM PLOW PLANE. L. Little. 8-1/2" sole with riveted skate, depth stop with brass adjustment knob, wide flat chamfers, typical checks in shoulders, all wedges look original. A. Howland No. 3 cutter. Mark resembles B mark but with "Boston" on a separate line, not shown in AWP, very clear. Fine 200-400

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B62-390. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANE. H. Wetherell. 1/2" astragal, integral fence with a couple of nail holes, 9-1/2" by 3-1/2", flat chamfers, A1 mark. Good+ 100-200

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B62-389. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANE. J. Wilder. 3/4" side bead, 9-1/2" by 3-1/2", wide flat chamfers. Unrated in AWP. From the collection of Hank Allen. Fine 100-200

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B62-388. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANE. I. Walton. 1-1/2" round, 10" x 3", flat chamfers, wedge has small finial with crack, A mark, faint but legible. Small check in toe and some staining on right cheek. From the collection of Arnold "Jake" Johnson. Good+ 150-250

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B62-387. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANE. I. Nicholson. 1-1/4" round, 10" by 3", flat chamfers and fluting, relieved wedge, A2 mark with "IS" cartouche under it, very clear. From the collection of Arnold "Jake" Johnson. Fine 600-1200

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B62-386. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANE. F. Nicholson. 1" round, 9-3/4" by 3", flat chamfers, relieved wedge, hanghole near heel, initials carved in right cheek, B1 mark. From the collection of Arnold "Jake" Johnson. Good+ 600-1200

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B62-385. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANE. I. Sleeper. Quirk ogee and beak, spring marked, 3/4" wide, lignum boxing with some cracks, 9-3/4" by 2-3/4" high, wide flat chamfers, classic Sleeper wedge. Clear A mark along with a user name on toe. One small chip at heel, otherwise like new. Fine 80-150

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B62-384. SIDE BEAD. P. M. Peckham. 1/8", fully boxed, 9-1/2" by 3-1/2", lightly rounded chamfers. User names on toe, slight shrinkage gap between boxing and body. From the collection of Bud Steere. Fine 60-120