‘tis a sad day in north centralMassachusetts with the recent

officialannouncement of an American institution’s passing, Union

Products ofLeominster (also the home of my dear ball and chain).

 

  It’s a good bet that 99.99% of you havenever heard of the firm,

but nearly all ofyou, including you global subscribers, recognize

their product, theiconic plastic pink flamingo.

 

  Yes, the company known for its cheesyplastic gnomes, santas,

elves, andflamingos, ceased production of those 2006, but the final

nail in the coffinis the Chapter 7 liquidation about to occur in

federal court. Thefirm is not merely dead, it’s really most sincerely

dead.

 

  To allay the sorrowful news, there’slots of quality stuff on this

list, which, so far,has outlasted the plastic and concrete kitsch

found on lawnsworldwide.

 

  So weep not for Union Products,operators are standing by to take

your order........

 

  If you have questions about what theStanley numbers are, you can

look the planes upon Blood&Gore:

 

         http://www.supertool.com/stanleybg/stan0.htm

 

  If there is anything in particular thatyou're after, do ping

me as there is a lotof stuff here that isn't on the list; the

list just representsa snapshot of the previous month's haul with

none of the stuffhaving appeared on a previous list.

 

  Please email me prior to sending moneyso that you can be sure

the tool is still upfor grabs. Also, prices do not include shipping,

which is the exactamount that it takes to go from me to you.

 

  This list goes out to many people onthe first Monday of the month.

So, if you seesomething you want, it's the quickest finger on the

trigger that winsthe duel.

 

  Also, due to the nature of selling overthe wires, tools are sold

on a first come,first serve basis. The first person to say "I'll

take it", gets it.I have to operate this way as some will take a

few days to get backto me with their interest in a particular item,

and it's unfair tokeep others waiting who are willing to buy immed-

iately.

 

  I reserve the right to correcttypographical errors, after the

list goes out. Irarely make them, but when I do, they can be

major ones.

 

  If you’re the kind of person who puts astraightedge to the sole

of a #40, to checkfor flatness, or who tosses a plane on a scale

to weigh it againstwhat it states in the Stanley catalogues, you’ll

need to take yourbusiness elsewhere. I’ll wish you luck finding

perfection insomething that was never made, nor intended to be,

perfect. You guysknow who you are, and it’s best for both of us

that our paths don’tcross.

 

  Lastly, and I hate to have to mentionthis, but if you tell me

that money is on theway for something you want, and you never make

good on it, we won’tbe doing business in the future. It’s unfair,

actually downright discourteous,to others who want the same thing,

and I tell them it’ssold. Pull this on me, and you’re exorcised

from the list.Sorry, but I don’t tolerate this behavior well at

all.

 

  Don't forget the cool new tools thatI'm making - a jazzy layout

knife being used byprofessionals (made cover of Feb '98 FWW!); a

detachable blockplane handle designed to fit your 20 degree

block planes, andthe finest bench plane in production today, the

Bed Rock #601. Youcan see all this at:

 

  http://www.supertool.com/newtools.htm

 

  Finally, remember that you don't haveto be a connoisseur (did

I spell thatcorrectly?) to shop here. You can be a wirehead, a

metalhead, azipperhead, a propellerhead, a deadhead, a cokehead,

or even aknuckle-dragging oaf, just like me, to shop here, as

long as your dinerois green.

 

  Thanks for shopping, and remember, noletters/words were injured

when writing thislist...

 

  FEATURED TOOL OF THE MONTH

  ******** **** ** *** *****

 

  FT1  The most amazing pile of complex molding planes I’ve

       everseen, all by Gleave of Manchester and each with

       the sameowner’s stamp; most are infinitely complex

       massiveblocks of wood, these were used for the most

       formal work;finding one alone is extra special, but to

       find amatching group of 17 is unheard of; all are as

       found,several with missing irons and/or wedges, but

       save forone, they are in little used shape with no

       worm orrot; once restored, you’ll be the envy of users

       andcollectors around the world, they will easily be

       worth thebargain price now; simply amazing, I’ve snapped

       an imageof each from the heel, in no particular order,

       and addeda brief description of its condition and

       stockwidth (not the width of the profile):

 

        The entire pile:

           http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f1.jpg        $3850.00

        1)  Double iron totedcornice style plane, 4 1/8”

            wide, missing one iron and wedge:

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f2.jpg

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f3.jpg

        2)  Double iron, 3 3/4"wide, missing both irons and

            one wedge:

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f4.jpg

        3)  Double iron, 2 7/8”wide, missing an iron and a

            wedge:

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f5.jpg

        4)  Single iron, 2 5/8”wide, complete and not a

            rework:

             http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f6.jpg

        5)  Double iron, 2 1/8”wide, missing one iron and

            wedge, the other wedge is snapped off:

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f7.jpg

        6)  Single iron, 2 5/8”wide, complete:

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f8.jpg

         7)  Double iron, 3 5/8” wide, both wedges,missing

            both irons:

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f9.jpg

        8)  Double iron, 3 7/8”wide, complete:

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f10.jpg

        9)  Double iron, 3 5/8”wide, complete, helper

            hole drilled through stock:

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f11.jpg          

        10) Single iron, 2 3/8” wide, complete, some

            superficial work damage to sole:

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f12.jpg          

        11) Double iron, 3” wide, both irons and two

            wedges, one of those is from another plane

            in the set:

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f13.jpg          

         12) Single iron, 2 3/8” wide, theonly rework

            of the load:

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f14.jpg          

        13) Double iron, 2 7/8” wide, complete:

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f15.jpg          

        14) Double iron, 2 1/2" wide, both irons and

            wedges, one snapped off:

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f16.jpg          

        15) Single iron, 2 1/4" wide, missing wedge,

            iron present:

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f17.jpg          

        16) Single iron, 2 3/4" wide, original profile:

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f18.jpg          

        17) Single iron, 1 3/4" wide, complete:

            http://www.supertool.com/forsale/f19.jpg          

 

 

  STANLEY

  *******

 

  ST1  Clean and damage free #93 cabinetmaker’s rabbet; made

       in theUS, from the 1920’s, with sweetheart logo stamped

       in disk,it’s all original with nearly all plating, that

       shows asmall area of rubbed loss where the palm grips

       it; nolonger being made anywhere, just hone it and

       startplaning; top

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t2.jpg           $195.00

  ST2  The mate to the previous (it came from the same shop),

       but thesmaller #92; just some minor plating wear, a

       fineworker, a honing has it up and running; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t2.jpg           $145.00

  ST3  #271 mini-router; US-made model, with nearly all

       plating,all original, and no longer in production;

       a fineworker for smaller stuff with its 1/4" wide

       iron;right:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t3.jpg            $60.00

  ST4  Clean #4 1/2C oversized corrugated smoothing plane; all

       original partson this “B” casting that dates from ca.

       1905; 95%japanning, no damage, nicely cleaned, and in

       far nicerthan usual shape; hone and go with it; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t7.jpg           $145.00

  ST5  #66 beader in great wooden box; with both original

       fences,and a pile of cutters (a few extras), it’s a

       soundworker that has no damage, just honest plating

       wear;missing the router cutter; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t12.jpg          $125.00

  ST6  #18 sliding bevel with butt locking screw; 8” blade,

       in fineworker shape, with most nickel plating; a

       verypopular model; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t23.jpg           $35.00

  ST7  Extra nice type 11 #2 smoothing plane; with all original

       parts, nodamage, V-logo on the iron, this ca.WWI model

       willcompliment your growing collection of Stanley

       benchplanes; 99% japanning, full length iron, it’s far

       nicerthan what’s normally found:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t24.jpg          $285.00

  ST8  Rosewood and boxwood body #24 transitional plane; a

      reproduction by renaissance man, Jim Moon, who when

       notremoving an appendix, spleen, or liver, turns to

       high endwoodworking, this is one of his creations

       based onthe Stanley originals (only about five known)

       where thebody is rosewood with a dovetailed boxwood

       section;never used, Jim went a bit beyond Stanley’s

       effort byplating the cast iron making this a unique

       creation;the originals cost several thousand dollars,

       here’s abargain in comparison and made much better

       thanStanley ever did; stamped on the toe with his mark,

       thesecome along once in a blue moon;

         http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t27.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t27a.jpg          $295.00

  ST9  Bed Rock #605 1/2 oversized jack plane; while this

       one makelook like it was dredged up from a riverbed,

       it’sactually a diamond in the rust with 98% japanning;

       barelyused, it sat for decades unused and developed

      superficial rust; will clean to be a great example, it

       has alloriginal parts and no damage, it dates to ca.

       1930:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t29.jpg          $235.00

  ST10 Bed Rock #608 jointer; with alloriginal parts, this

       ca.1930worker has 90% japanning and no damage; an 1”

       of ironlife left to it, it only needs a honing to be

       put backto work; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t35.jpg          $255.00

  ST11 A nearly mint Bed Rock #607jointer; with 95% of the

       originaldecal on the tote, 99% japanning, full length

      sweetheart iron, great patina on the exterior, if this

       one wasused, it was just once or twice; for the guy

       who onlywants the best condition; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t35.jpg          $385.00

  ST12 Extra clean and rare #101 1/2 bullnose miniature

       thumbplane; the cleanest I’ve owned, with 95% plating,

       alloriginal parts, and absolutely guaranteed to be

       originaland proper; never listed in any Stanley

      propaganda, they found favor over in the UK:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t37.jpg          $655.00

  ST13 Uncommon #31 1/2-F folding boxwoodshrink rule; used

       bypatternmakers to calculate shrinkage as metal cools,

       this one 3/16”per foot; in used, but never abused shape,

       the jointis fine, no owner’s marks, this model is far

       lesscommon than the standard non-folding model; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t39.jpg           $95.00

  ST14 Clean and complete #55 combinationplane; with all

       cutters,and nearly all nickel plating, this one is

       a bargainworker as I bought it reasonably; no damage,

       the onlything it’s missing is the original screw

       driverand instructions; these things really do work,

       contraryto my online tongue-in-cheek slapping, you

       just needto be patient with their set-up and

       selectivein the stock you use:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t43.jpg          $490.00

  ST15 #42 saw set, brand new in originalbox with original

      instruction; the most popular and easiest to use saw

       set, allyou need do is add the saw; missing the

       circularsaw blade attachment, most guys chucked that

       when theyrealized it was easier just to buy a new

       one,you’ll never need that; left:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t47.jpg           $45.00

  ST16 #60 1/2 low angle block plane; anextra clean and

       damagefree example with all original parts; a 1950’s

       examplethat has nearly all japanning, just some

       localizedsuperficial rust on the sole, which will

       cleanquickly; a very handy and popular plane with

       thelowest angle of any Stanley plane; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t52.jpg           $55.00

  ST17 #7 jointer; a clean sound workerthat dates from ca.

       1895;with all original parts, it’s developed that nice

       brownpatina on the exterior; japanning is 95%, iron

       is full length,perfect rosewood, the lever cap has

       somechipping on the leading edge (a lesson for you –

       don’t useit for unscrewing the cap iron); top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t72.jpg          $135.00

  ST18 #5 1/4 junior jack plane; a 1950’sexample with all

       originalparts, 99% japanning, and in little used

      condition; a very handy plane for cleaning up smaller

       areas;bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t72.jpg           $85.00

  ST19 #602 Bed Rock smoothing plane;being offered as a

       bargainworker as half the back tab has been snapped

       off, acommon thing for #2-size planes, and there is

       somechipping on the lever cap; the tote bolt is still

       securelyattached; plane needs a cleaning, it’ll be a

       goodworker for those who don’t want to dump the extra

       dinero ona perfect one:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t73.jpg          $385.00

  ST20 #39 7/8” dado plane; a ca.WWImodel, with all original

       parts andno damage; in need of a cleaning, the wider

       dadoplanes are nearly as easy to find as the narrower

       ones;japanning 95%, patent date embossed in handle;

       top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t78.jpg          $145.00

  ST21 #39 3/4" dado plane; aca.1910 model with all original

       parts, nodamage, and nicely cleaned, all you need to

       do ishone the iron and start working with this one;

       perfectsize for today’s stock thickness; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t78.jpg          $160.00

  ST22 Good #198 double arm marking gaugewith rosewood fence;

       theupscale model of the popular #98, it has the pizza

       wheel rollerscribes as well as the conventional pin

       scribesat each end of the graduated arms; usual dings

       in thehead, still a fine worker; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t81.jpg           $85.00

  ST23 #40 scrub plane; a better thanusual example, from the

       1920’s,with sweetheart logo on iron; no damage to the

       woodother than wear along top edge of horn, 90%

      japanning, a perfect worker for preparing the wood

       prior tothe fine planes; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t83.jpg           $75.00

  ST24 #39 1/2 type 1 6” level; with thegraphic casting, the

       vialplate has the patent date stamped in it and has

       nearlyall plating; no damage, original vial, a nice

       example;top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t88.jpg           $55.00

  ST25 Pair of #1 bronze trammels mountedon a brass bar; the

       smallestsize offered, 3 1/4" long, all original parts

       includingthe sweetheart marked points; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t88.jpg           $65.00

  ST26 #85 boxwood razor edge spokeshave; the best spoke shave

       made, theiron attacks the wood at the lowest possible

       angle;the mouth can be set for finer/thicker shaving

       easily;2” wide blade, this one saw use, has the usual

       hanghole, no chipping on the body, it’s a perfect

       workerfor the finest work; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t89.jpg           $80.00

  ST27 Scarce #63X spoke shave; with a 11/2” wide blade and

       a curvedsole (front to back), this one was designed

       to beindestructible and found favor in trade schools;

       alloriginal parts, sweetheart marked iron, 90%

      japanning, it’s ideal for curved work; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t89.jpg           $65.00

  ST28 Super clean #923 brace; used justa few times, still

       with thedecal on the head, this top of the line

       brace isin top condition; 10” sweep, all the fine

       featuresexpected on a quality brace, it’s ready to

       use outof the box; Stanley’s best brace; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t90.jpg           $95.00

  ST29 Bed Rock #606C corrugated forplane; with all original

       parts,including the “BED ROCK” embossed lever cap,

       thisca.1915 example has 99% japanning, and saw hardly

       any use;no damage at all, with the nice brown patina

       to theexterior, the way we wish all of them are, it’s

       as nicean example as I’ve owned; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t93.jpg          $215.00

  ST30 #71 router with maple knobs, inthe original box; a

       clean andlittle used example, with all original parts,

       it hasthe earlier maple knobs, which I favor over the

       blackpainted ones on the later models; it pre-dates

       theintroduction of the V-cutter, a later one was

       added,it’s also earlier than the fence; box is in

       fineshape, with usual hole puncture on the top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t94.jpg          $110.00

  ST31 Very scarce type 1 #49 matchplane; the japanned

       finish,patent date embossed below the floral handle,

       beadedknob, and the tiny steel screws set this one

       apartfrom the later model; in fine shape, with no

       damage,japanning is 90%; owner neatly stamped his

       name inthe knob, the cutters are original, including

       the widerone that came with the plane for increasing

       the workingcapacity of the tool; a great example of

       a veryhard to find model; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t95.jpg          $190.00

  ST32 Good #82 scraper with rosewoodsole; with good length

       to theoriginal sweetheart marked blade, nearly all

       originalnickel plating, and uniform thickness to the

       rosewoodsole; a fine worker, with owner’s marks in

       theplating, it’s not an easy tool to find in this

       shape; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t99.jpg           $85.00

  ST33 1 1/2" Everlasting chisel; adifficult to find size,

       this onesaw little use, and has no damage; usual

       localizedtarnish on the blade, and bang marks on

       the metalend, it’s a quality chisel that measures

       111/2" long; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t99.jpg            $95.00

  ST34 #19 knuckle joint block plane;as-found, with no

       damage,only needs a cleaning to get back to work, it

       datesfrom ca.1915; one of Stanley’s best planes; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t102.jpg           $45.00

 

 

  WOOD PLANES

  **** ******

 

  WP1  Fine bead cluster; an uncommon profile, this one cuts

       threeadjacent 1/4" diameter beads over an arc for a

       delicateaccent; professionally made, but unsigned,

       with usualowner’s stamps, it’s a ca.1800 plane that

       justneeds a honing to have it up and running; a fine

       plane:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t4.jpg           $135.00

  WP2  One of the nicest molders I’ve had in some time, this

       a rabbetstyle complex molder by Greenslade; in nearly

       brand newcondition, it cuts a 1 5/8” wide profile

       that’stypically used on paneling; no owner’s marks,

       no nailholes, it’s a great chunky plane that’s sure

       to becomea real favorite; two inconsequential chips

       at heelof boxing strips is only ‘apology’, it’s

       otherwisenew:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t5.jpg           $355.00

  WP3  As fine a moving fillster as I’ve owned, this a fully

       dovetailboxed one by Marples (with the fancy ribbon

       stamp);the best solution for rabbeting, it’s never

       beenaltered; original boxwood nicker wedge, it has

       theslotted fence for removing the iron when honing;

       noowner’s marks, some trivial roughness on the wedge

       finial:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t6.jpg           $165.00

  WP4  Two chunky center beads with large adjustable fences;

       both byGriffiths/Norwich, they are the perfect

       solutionsfor sticking a bead off the edge of the

       stock;one is a single 1/4" diameter bead, the fence

       on thisone is original, the other a reed of two 1/8”

       diameter,the fence on this one was added the day the

       originalowner bought it; usual owner’s stamps, these

       are fineworkers in sound shape:

         http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t9.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t9a.jpg          $195.00

  WP5  Clean Marples beech smoothing plane in its original

       box;coffin shape, 2” wide double iron, eight inches

       long, itwas used briefly then stuck back in the box;

       end labelon box is missing; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t18.jpg           $85.00

  WP6  Odd T.J.McMaster 1/2" (depth of cut) cove, quirked ogee

       andbevel, a most unusual profile; in fine shape, with

       nodamage, usual owner’s stamp, there’s a lot of twists

       and turnspacked into such a small profile:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t30.jpg          $155.00

  WP7  Fabulous N.Little bolection molder; in as pristine

       shape asa pre-1800 New England molding plane can be,

       thisbeauty is the nicest example by this shadowy

       northshore (of Massachusetts) maker I’ve seen; far

       lesscommon than the L.Little mark, the book underrates

       thescarcity of N.Little, and I see a few dozen L’s for

       ever N;10” long, broad flat chamfers, never cleaned or

       abused,small owner’s stamp, perfect wedge, no nail

       holes,it’s odd that this one wasn’t boxed at the

       quirk;cuts a finely proportioned 3/4" deep profile,

       the onlybad thing that can be said about this is some

       minorstaining from spillage over 200 years ago, I

       thinkthat adds to it; I would have killed for this

       one wereI still collecting early New England planes,

       it’s thatnice:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t44.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t44a.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t44b.jpg          $495.00

  WP8  Uncommon toted Mathieson plough plane with wedged arms;

       wedgedarms are normally the stuff of untoted ploughs,

       this onecertainly didn’t sell in the quantity that

       thosedid; in sound user shape, with usual dings here

       andthere, the wedge finial shows the worst of that;

       nicelycleaned; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t45.jpg          $140.00

  WP9  Pair of shorter 3/4" match planes with integral totes

       byM.Crannel; these compact 9 1/2" long planes were

       made by afew western Massachusetts and Albany, NY

       areamakers but never in any great quantity as most

       arearound 11” long; sound workers, never altered or

       abused,with steel plated fences for longer wear and

       greateraccuracy, they center the groove on 3/4" thick

       stock, arather uncommon dimension to find as most are

       size for7/8” thick stock:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t48.jpg           $90.00

  WP10 A virtually unused fully boxed3/8” double bead by M.

       Copeland,this one was used once or twice than forgotten;

       with nodamage to the boxwood, perfect wedges, owner’s

       mark attoe, it was lightly cleaned some time ago; the

       perfectplane for sticking beads when the grain changes

       where theplane is flipped end for end and planed left

       handed;would be difficult to find a nicer example:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t49.jpg          $145.00

  WP11 A bold Israel White toted moldingplane with his

       elaborateand classic maker’s mark; designed to cut

       an “INCHBY INCH AND 3/8” (individually stamped in the

       heel)quirked ogee and bevel of most pleasing pro-

       portions, the plane measures 131/2" long; in never

       alteredor abused shape, no owner’s marks, no damage

       about thewedge, lignum boxing, it’s a fine example

       of thiseagerly collected Philadelphia maker:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t50.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t50a.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t50b.jpg          $355.00

  WP12 Graduated set of three Ohio ToolCo. square ovolos;

       rarelyfound in multiples, this set has three of the

       morepopular sizes of 1/2", 3/4", and 7/8”; always

       together,and marked with the catalog number on the

       toe, noowner’s stamps, and in far nicer than usual

       shape,these have always been together since they

       left thefactory:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t51.jpg          $185.00

  WP13 Pair of extra clean dado planes byMarples; 3/8” and

       1/2"widths, they look to be unused; always together,

       one ofthe easiest wooden planes to use, they are

       waitingto get to work:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t57.jpg          $125.00

  WP14 Matching graduated set of threecenter bead by Invicta;

       stillwith most of the decal, double boxed, no owner’s

       marks, these look to be unused; with thesizes and

       pricespenciled on the heel, they are 3/8”, 1/2", and

      3/4"; perfect workers for sticking a bead anywhere on

       the faceof the stock:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t58.jpg          $145.00

  WP15 An amazing pair of Middleton/Yorkflat chamfer cabinet

       pitchbolections; 3/8” and 4/8” sizes, these planes

       were useda couple times, and then forgotten for over

       200years; never cleaned, with nice embossed owner’s

       mark(same on each plane), they show minor banging on

       heel(looks much worse in the image); I’ve never had

       amatching pair of these, and they are in phenomenal

       shape:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t59.jpg          $295.00

  WP16 Another fabulous Middleton/Yorkmolder, this one a

       7/8”(depth of cut) square, cove, and astragal; in

       neverabused shape, used just a few times, it only

       showsbanging on the heel from backing the wedge/iron

       off; witha nice embossed owner’s stamp, never cleaned

       oraltered, it’s a wonderful example:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t61.jpg          $165.00

  WP17 Mate to WP15, this one adiminutive 3/8” (depth of

       cut)square, cove, and astragal with a cabinet pitch;

       has sameowner’s mark, in same condition, and is as

       nice asthey come; a very difficult size to find, it’s

       onesuperb plane:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t62.jpg          $195.00

  WP18 A very unusual Preston molder withearly oval logo and

       LichfieldSt. address; in fine shape, never altered or

       abused,it cuts a 5/8” deep torus bead and sharp bevel;

       usualowner’s stamps, it saw very little use; I can’t

       recallhaving this odd profile before:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t63.jpg          $165.00

  WP19 An extra complex molder by Haw;with more twists and

       turnsthan a Chubby Checker on acid performance, it

       cuts a3/4" deep quirked ovolo, fillet, cove, raised

       fillet,square, and exaggerated cove (I think I just

       wentblind and lost my mind deciphering that one!);

       maker’smark is a bit weak, the plane is in fine

       shape,with some minor wear and a single owner’s

       stamp; ifyou can figure out this profile, the meaning

       of lifewill be a no-brainer:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t65.jpg          $355.00

  WP20 Very rare rule joint planes byMarples with odd feature

       of onebeing slipped (likely to tweak the joint); used

       to makethe ‘complex’ joint on drop leaf tables, these

       are infine shape, with no damage, and usual owner’s

       mark;matching rule joint planes are difficult to find

       by anymaker, they seem to be much more so by UK

       makers:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t66.jpg          $290.00

  WP21 Tiny 1/8" astragal by Mutter;with cabinet pitched

       iron,this one was designed to work harder woods; in

       fineshape, a 200+ year old example that was never

       alteredor abused, the small astragals are very

       difficultto find, and lend themselves nicely to

      furniture; usual owner’s stamps; the profile is good

       andcrisp, although the image doesn’t show that; I

       measuredthis one across the bead’s diameter, which

       Mutterdid as it’s stamped “1” in the heel, the common

       numberingsystem to designate 1/8ths of an inch; left:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t67.jpg          $115.00

  WP22 Crisp T.Turned astragal; beadmeasures 1/4" diameter,

       this onesaw practically no use; with usual owner’s

       marks,never cleaned or altered, it, too, is a nice

       size forfurniture; right:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t67.jpg           $55.00

  WP23 Graduated set of five beads byE.Preston; in never

       abused oraltered shape, always together, diameters

       of 3/16”,5/16”, 3/8”, 3/4", and 7/8”; all single

       boxed,with good surfaces, fine workers, and in much

       nicer thanusual bead condition:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t68.jpg          $185.00

  WP24 Very uncommon matching sash planesand template by

      Griffiths/Norwich, along with sash scribing gouge by

      Frost/Norwich (sold by him); sets like this are very

       difficultto find these days as most get ripped apart

       whennumbskulls pillage tool chests in total ignorance;

       luckily,these stayed together, and all the same

       owner’s stamp; in fine shape, these are a true

       survivor:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t70.jpg          $275.00

  WP25 Most unusual special purposecurved dado/grooving

       plane; likely used by a sashmaker,stair builder, or

      carriagemaker, it’s 7 3/8” long, and is in perfect

       shape;the sole and fence both have a slight curvature

       to them,the arms are secured with long slender wedges;

       very wellmade, it’s not a UK product; a really jazzy

       littleplane:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t75.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t75a.jpg          $295.00

  WP26 pre-1800 New England double bead;commonly used on the

       top edgesof drawer sides or along edges of shelves,

       this fine plane has broad flat chamfersand a stylish

       wedge; 93/4" long, made of beech, it’s in never

       alteredor cleaned condition, the profile is 1/2" wide;

       noowner’s stamps, it has the early initial maker’s

       mark of“E.M.”; a fine worker, it’s a rare profile;

       left andtop:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t76.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t76a.jpg          $125.00

  WP27 Another fine pre-1800 New Englandplane, this one came

       with theprevious, but cuts a 1/2" deep bolection; same

       shape,different maker’s initials of “P.A”, it in fine,

       nevermessed with shape; unsprung, it has the charming

       lookingof the earlier examples of this popular

       profile;right and bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t76.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t76a.jpg          $145.00

  WP28 Uncommon pair of American-madeside rabbets by Barry &

       WayN.York (mark weak); in as-found shape, never

       altered,original parts, they show expected scuffs

       and wearfrom use, they have plenty of life left in

       them, andare priced as bargain workers:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t82.jpg           $90.00

  WP29 Odd sash fillister with rosewoodboxed sole; a standard

       simplemodel, have the sole is boxed with rosewood; not

       markedwith a maker’s name, there are plenty of owner’s

       marks tomake up for that; plane saw use, with wedge

       finialshowing that, the arm wedges are good replace-

       ments; adecent worker:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t83.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t83a.jpg           $75.00

  WP30 Classic New England ca.1800molding plane; with broad

       flatchamfers, stylized relived wedge, gouge cuts on

       the stop,layout lines, and non-boxed quirk, this one

       has allthe features of that unique style that was

       soon tobe standardized; made of beech, 9 1/2" long,

       it cuts a3/4" deep quirked ovolo and fillet of a

       pleasingproportion; never cleaned, no damage, no

       maker’sor owner’s marks, it’s a professionally made

       planewith lots of charisma:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t91.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t91a.jpg          $115.00

  WP31 Proving that complexity knows nobounds when it comes

       to woodenplanes, here’s a backwoods New England entry

       in the“Try to Stump Freud” contest; a whopping 11”

       longbeech body, with flat chamfers, it’s in never

       alteredcondition, the wedge is a later replacement;

       profileis 1/2" deep and 1 3/8” wide; body shows some

       checking,this one is a classic Georgian profile of

       colonialAmerica origin, often used in fireplace

      surrounds:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t95.jpg 

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t95a.jpg          $185.00

  WP32 Miniature Preston hollow; 31/2" long, in fine shape,

       neveraltered or abused; usual owner’s stamps, cuts a

       1/4”width; a crisp little plane; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t107.jpg          $110.00

  WP33 Strange double ebony boxed rabbet;a nicely made

      craftsman-made product, with a cabinet pitch, there’s

       a stripof rosewood along each edge of the 1” wide

       sole; infine shape, with a unique look, the image

       fails tocapture that; left:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t113.jpg           $95.00

  WP34 Primitive bone boxed torus bead; aca.1800 American

       madetool, the maker of this one chose a nasty grain

       blank forthe stock, there are knots, tear out, and

       cleavingmarks on that which lend to its charm; an

       auxiliarystrip, to convert to a bead, is missing,

       it’sotherwise in fine shape with usual owner’s

       marks;right:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t113.jpg           $95.00

  WP35 Parker 3/8” (depth of cut) Romanogee; an uncommon

      dimension, a sound worker with no damage or alteration,

       and noowner’s stamps; left:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t116.jpg           $75.00

  WP36 Rare 5/16” (depth of cut) Romanogee; I can’t recall

       havingone of this dimension before, it’s a nice

      craftsman-made example, with usual owner’s stamps; a

       few nailholes on the bottom of the fence, from shimming

       it for a special application, it’s a fine worker;right:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t116.jpg           $95.00

  WP37 W.Moss fully boxed reeding plane;six 1/8” diameter beads

       are jammed adjacent to make apleasing 3/4" wide profile;

       in fineshape, with no damage or alteration, owner pricked

       hisinitials at the nose, it’s in much better than usual

       woodplane shape:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t117.jpg          $125.00

  WP38 Extremely rare Garrett’s patenttoothing plane made by

       Marples;clearly stamped with his patent info behind

       the iron,it’s in fine shape showing minimal signs of

       use; anextra strange iron is what this one is all

       about, itshould be obvious to the casual woodworker

       that thisplane was destined to flop as a toothing

       planedoesn’t need a ‘cap iron’ to function; there

       are lessthan five know of these, and this one is in

       premiumcollector quality condition:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t118.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t118a.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t118b.jpg        $495.00

 

 

  MISCELLANEOUS

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  MI1  RareMathieson No.18A 12” ebony level with rotating

       vialcover; in fine shape, never cleaned or abused, it

       has asemicircular ‘hump’ that runs its length in which

       the vialis mounted; clearly stamped with the Mathieson

       name andmodel number, it has nicely engraved owner’s

       initialsin the rotating cover; this is a high-end level,

       one ofmany variations brought to the tool loving world

       by theScots; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t1.jpg           $385.00

  MI2  Nearly brand new and fabulous boxwood travisher by J.
      Gleave & Son; used one or twice, still with most original

       finish, thisone has such a graceful curvature to the

       sole; nodamage about the iron’s tangs, no hang hole,

       noowner’s marks, the end of one handle has several dings

       fromwhere a saw, or something, rubbed up against it

       duringstorage; a great worker and looker; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t1.jpg           $285.00

  MI3  Unused cabinetmaker’s striking knife; seven inches

       long,with a pointed edge for coarser marking and a

       knifeedge for finer marking; minor superficial rust

       fromsitting idle over the decades; left:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t3.jpg            $25.00

  MI4  Nice miniature boxwood spoke shave; 5” long, with a 1”

       wideblade, by Marples; no damage to body, little used,

       and agreat size for finer work; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t3.jpg            $70.00

  MI5  Brass framed mallet with hardwood stuffing; these things

       are greatworkers, with their extra mass; 13” long, it’s

       in farnicer that typical condition, with minor bang marks

       on brass,the wood faces are nearly perfect with one minor

       bruise ata corner; a classic tool; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t7.jpg           $125.00

  MI6  Burl miter template; used to pare small miters to

      perfection, this one is most unusual in that it’s

       burl;great grain pattern and color, a small check,

       the ownermade this up from two pieces; owner’s

       marks; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t8.jpg            $55.00

  MI7  Delicate drawknife with turned boxwood handles and

      adjustable chamfer guides; made by Ward & Payne, the

       firm that also made Addis chisels,it’s best quality;

       cuttingedge is 6” long, it’s free of the usual pitting,

       it’s notyour usual knife; chamfer guides are American,

       foundwith the knife, and have their original spacer to

       keep the chamfer’s set when off thetool; hone it and

       startpeeling; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t8.jpg           $135.00

  MI8  Book, “Tools For Woodwork” by Charles Haywood; the first

       edition,printed in 1946, this one focuses on the tools

      themselves, their use and care, and nicely compliments

       Haywood’sother must-have titles; loaded with all sorts

       ofphotos, drawings, and text, you’d spend thousands of

       dollarstaking some class and still not learn what’s

       withinthe covers of this one; fine shape, dust jacket

       longgone:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t10.jpg           $85.00

  MI9  Pair of great books by Hasluck, one dedicated to wood-

       working,the other to metalworking; rarely found to-

       gether,printed in 1906, each volume has roughly 750

       pages;covers anything you can think of, they are

       greatreferences, the metalworking book is not a

      machinist’s guide, but one that addresses repousse,

       foundry,smithing, decorative metal, even building

       steamengines; over 2000 illustrations, they are in

       soundshape, the insides of the covers have wear at

       thespines, the metalworking book shows some foxing;

       ready tomake you an instant expert:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t11.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t11a.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t11b.jpg          $235.00

  MI10 Record 042 narrow rabbet/shoulderplane in original

       box; usedjust a few times, flawless, with most of

       theoriginal decal, hone the iron and start working

       withthis, the original that has so much more charm

       than themodern sanitized for your protection made

       by latterday makers; 9” long with 3/4" wide cutter,

       the boxis in structurally fine shape, the cover has

       beenreinforced with cardboard strips stapled in

       place;from the 1950’s; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t12.jpg          $235.00

  MI11 Uncommon oversized hollowing shave(shallow sweep

      travisher) with screwed and plated adjusters for

       easy andprecise setting of the iron; nearly 16” long,

       the bladeis 5” long, with a brass plated sole for a

       finemouth; a fine worker by a Sheffield maker, it’s

       has noowner or maker stampings; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t13.jpg          $155.00

  MI12 Barely used boxwood spoke shavewith Robinson Hall

       Sheffielddecal; standard size for this kind of shave,

       at 101/2" long with a 2 3/8” wide blade; just some

       minorwear on sole and a couple rust blooms that will

       easilyclean; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t13.jpg           $45.00

  MI13 Record 043 light duty groovingplane; with all original

       parts,and in a good original box, it’s in fine little

       usedshape (not rusted like image suggests) with nearly

       allplating; a very handy plane for grooving smaller

       stufflike boxes and drawers; 1/8”, 3/16”, and 1/4” wide

       cutters; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t14.jpg          $115.00

  MI14 Record 073 large shoulder/rabbetplane; free of any

       damage,with all original parts, decal remnants, it’s

       a 1950’smodel; 1 1/4" wide cutter, this plane was first

       made byEdw.Preston and continues today by non-UK makers;

       loads ofmass for effortless planing of all woods; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t14.jpg          $195.00

  MI15 Scottish stair saw with adjustablestop; unique to the

       craftsmenof Scotland, these things reflect the

      imagination of the maker but all have some sort of

       adjustablestop; made of ebonized hardwood, this one

       has alarge rectangular copper plate on the backside

       to securethe blade; never altered or cleaned, 12 1/2"

       long, andwith the maker’s marks stamped on it; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t15.jpg          $190.00

  MI16 Disston stair saw; the standardAmerican issue, this

       one has a6” long adjustable blade that can be set for

       depth ofcut; no damage, little used, clearly stamped

       with theDisston name, its most handy for cutting

       stoppedgrooves, sliding dovetail sockets, etc.; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t15.jpg           $85.00

  MI17 Cute 4” mahogany level withtombstone ends and similar

       cutoutson the brass vial cover; very well made, it

       looks tobe manufactured, with original vial, never

       cleaned,the base is plated with brass bits; left:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t16.jpg           $95.00

  MI18 Fine Mathieson No.36 brass 3”level in a great rosewood

       and boxwoodtube; clearly stamped with the model number,

       the makername, and the crescent logo, it was nicely

       cleaned;a great little level; right:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t16.jpg          $155.00

  MI19 Rare Billings & Spence handvise with the optional clamp;

       the viseitself is not all tht common, the auxiliary

       clamp isextremely rare, this is the first I’ve owned

       or seen;clearly marked with the name, it has no damage,

       justsigns of honest use; left:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t17.jpg          $275.00

  MI20 Group of extra clean caulkingirons by Ward & Payne;

       these sawpractically no use, most are marked with

       thecompany name; right:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t17.jpg          $185.00

  MI21 Extra fine rosewood mortice gaugewith oval head; used

       once,then put away, with loads of brass, no owner’s

       marks, itcan do both general scribing and mortice

       layout;ready to use out of the box; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t18.jpg           $60.00

  MI22 A superb and stunningly graphicstonemason’s square with

       plumb bobcutouts at the acute angles and stylized plumb

       bobcutouts at the center; a small thing, with longest

       measurementof 11 3/4", this one is so over the top that

       it’s artrather than a tool; made of thicker gauge metal,

       it freeof any damage or modification:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t19.jpg          $385.00

  MI23 Another graphic tool, this onetaking advantage of

       wood’snatural grain, this a stair saw stylized to

       resemblea bird; I haven’t any idea of the wood’s

       species, itreally doesn’t matter as it’s its grain

       thatlends the feather-like texture to the tool; in

       fineshape, no damage, it’s 12” long; a pre-1900

       example:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t20.jpg          $190.00

  MI24 The graphic tools just keepgetting better, this one

       a specialpurpose fillister with cast and molded brass

       body; thetool has a turned wooden handle that fits

       over acast projection, the business end has both an

      adjustable fence and stop; a Bailey-like lever cap

       securesthe 5/8” wide iron in place; the molded iron

       bed is avery nice touch:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t21.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t21a.jpg          $585.00

  MI25 The best pair of drawbore pinsthat I’ve owned; always

       together,by Marples, same owner’s stamps in the boxwood

       handles,and ready to go; so many are assembled, not

       these;top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t22.jpg          $135.00

  MI26 Nice boxwood and rosewood3/4" diameter screw box with

       matchingtap; always together, in fine shape, a nice

       diameter,and with an old planemaker’s style owner’s

       stamp;not the usual late make, it’s likely ca.1850;

       bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t22.jpg          $115.00

  MI27 Odd back saw with unique mahoganyhandle; 11” long

       blade, itnever had a spine; made by some craftsman,

       it has afolksy charm to it; all original with no

       damage;top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t23.jpg           $85.00

  MI28 Marples & Sons bruz; an acutecorner chisel that’s

       designedto work the corners of deep and narrow

       sockets(like those found on wagon wheel hubs), this

       16” longexample looks to be unused and will make

       thecleanest corners possible; left:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t25.jpg           $35.00

  MI29 Extra long chip carving knife;with the slender, long,

       andcurved handle, this fine worker has a laminated

       maplehandle; nearly 24” long, with loads of life left

       to it;right:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t25.jpg           $45.00

  MI30 Quality archimedean drill withrosewood head and side

       handle;in fine shape, no damage, it takes small drill

       pointsthat are friction fit in the brass chuck; for

       the mostprecise drilling, the grip pivots as it moves

       over thelength; top:

         http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t26.jpg           $90.00

  MI31 Best Leonard Bailey Victor slidingbevel I’ve owned,

       withclearly stamped (with name and patent date) 10”

       blade; noowners marks, mechanism works fine, no owner’s

       stamps,most japanning remains in the body; a great

       example;bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t26.jpg           $465.00

  MI32 Small froe and mallet; a fineworking pair, ready for

       morerefined work, the blade measures just 5 1/2” long;

       mallethas a burled head, shows signs of heavy use, but

       willoutlast you as burl is practically indestructible:

         http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t28.jpg           $85.00

  MI33 Little used Norris A51 smoothingplane; a fine, never

       alteredexample with all original parts, it retains

       most originalsurfaces and finish; no owner’s marks, no

       damage tothe walnut, 1 5/8” life left to the 2 1/8”

       wideNorris-marked iron; not nearly as common as the

       post warA5 model, it’s a far nicer plane than that one

       and willmake an excellent worker:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t31.jpg          $675.00

  MI34 Ten joiner’s morticing chiselswith boxwood handles;

       in soundworker shape, five are by T.Herring, the

       others byquality Sheffield makers; the handles are

       inoverall fine shape, a few chisels are a bit short,

       but stillwith life left in them; only seven made it

       in theimage, the others are just as nice:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t32.jpg          $290.00

  MI35 Unused Record No.50 “junior” vise;from the 1960’s,

       this viseis ideal for small work, or for junior, and

       is a fineworker that’s so much nicer than the junk

       made inChina today; 6” jaws, they open to 5 1/2" max,

       the visecan be mounted flush to the bench or quickly

      added/removed with a simple screw mount; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t33.jpg           $65.00

  MI36 Preston adjustable spoke shavewith nickel plated

       embossedbody; a classic shave, in sound worker shape,

       with alloriginal pasts; nicely cleaned, it has most

       of the plating; 2” wide blade;bottom left:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t33.jpg           $90.00

  MI37 Same a previous, but in thesimpler japanned form sans

       the fancycasting; no damage, a solid worker for those

       who don’trequire glitz and flash in their tools;

       bottomright:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t33.jpg           $45.00

  MI38 Extra clean Spear & Jackson12” back saw with brass

       spine;this one was barely used, with original markings

       on thehandle; made for a technical (trade) school, it

       must havebeen the instructor’s favorite as it escaped

       theravages that youths normally inflict upon a tool;

       perfectlystraight, still sharp enough to use, it has

       flushmounted screws; amazing shape for a pre-WWI saw,

       with nopitting, just tarnish spots; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t34.jpg           $90.00

  MI39 Quality 8” open handle dovetailsaw by Tyzack; perfectly

       straight,sharp enough to use on softer woods, no pitting,

       and greatquality for a ca.WWI saw; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t34.jpg           $85.00

  MI40 Clean Sheffield plated brace witha grouping of old

       nosingaugers, reamers, and a forked bit for split nut

       screws;while these braces are a dime a dozen, they

       aren’t inthis condition and with the spring-loaded lever

       actionchuck, which works perfectly; sold by J.Buck, it

       has an 8”sweep; a good amount of original finish

       remains,the lignum head has no play, this one will work

       as greatas it looks:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t36.jpg          $175.00

  MI41 Record 077A bull nose rabbet;identical to the earlier

       Prestonmodel, which Record continued after buying out

       thatcompany’s line, this nickel plated model has most

       originalplating and no damage about the mouth; 1 1/8”

       wideiron, the nose section can be removed for chisel

       planework; originally sold with a small shim, to open

       the mouthfor coarser work, this one is missing that,

       you canstick anything there to accomplish the same;

       greatquality; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t38.jpg           $75.00

  MI42 Preston beading shave; both a leftand right bead for

       workingboth edges of the stock, the short fence suits

       it foralso working curved stock; 3/8” diameter beads,

       nodamage, just needs a quick cleaning, there’s no much

       japanningleft; far less common than the ovolo and ogee

       models;middle:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t38.jpg           $85.00

  MI43 Fine pair of dividers/caliper withadjustable legs; no

       maker’smark, it’s a professionally made thing and has

       greatwing nuts (not visible in the image); no damage,

       extraquality, 7” long, each leg can be rotated 360

       degreesto suit the work; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t38.jpg           $65.00

  MI44 Rosewood slitting gauge with brasswedge; no maker’s

       mark, butdefinitely a Sheffield product, with all

       originalparts; a very versatile gauge for scribing

       thefinest lines, parting small moldings, cutting

       veneer,etc.; a knife-like nicker scores the wood,

       this oneis a fine worker; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t39.jpg           $75.00

  MI45 Preston 18” mahogany level withlarge brass plating

       about thevial; clearly stamped with the Preston name,

       this onewas never altered or damaged, and better yet,

       cleaned; bothvials original and functioning, that

       largeempty hole you see is original to the tool and

       saved thetradesman from having to drill his own

       hanghole; a beautiful level; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t40.jpg          $255.00

  MI46 A striking rosewood and boxwoodtry square; a wonderful

       exampleof what the gifted craftsman can produce, this

       one hasexquisite grain pattern to the rosewood handle,

       the 16”boxwood blade almost being overpowered by it;

       with realage to it, and in fine shape, with small check

       in theboxwood where it’s tenoned into the handle, the

      maker/owner neatly stamped his name in the handle; never

       worry about the heartbreak of pitting with thisbeauty,

       it’sready to compliment your finest rosewood plough;

       bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t40.jpg           $195.00

  MI47 Mathieson dovetailed smoothingplane with decal remnants

       on thetote; with no damage to the wood, other than

       usualowner’s marks, this rosewood stuffed smoother is

       in farnicer than usual shape and retains its original

       marked Mathieson iron and cap iron; nevercleaned, there

       is theusual oxidation on the steel, that will brighten

       or leaveit as is; a fine worker that’s never been

       throughthe usual UK toolmill:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t41.jpg          $590.00

  MI48 The most magnificent set ofForstner bits you’ll ever

       see,these are the real deal and not some modern made

       inBulgaristan product; 29 in total, graduated from 1/2"

       diameterall the way up to a nut-busting 3” diameter

       (thisbeast measures 10 3/4" long!), they are out of

       apatternshop that did highly specialized work; from

       the New Britain,CT manufacturer of Connecticut Valley

      Manufacturing Co, you can’t used these in a brace

       unlessyou posses super-human strength; the larger ones

       require a3/4" chuck, the smaller 1/2"; in fine shape,

       neverabused, you’ll definitely out-bore your

      competition with these:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t42.jpg          $755.00

  MI49 Millers Falls No.88 jointer gauge;quickly and easily

       attachesto a bench plane so you can get perfectly

       squareedges or desired bevels; no damage, with a knob

       that canbe positioned at either end, this one is the

       bestmodel offered by any maker; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t45.jpg           $90.00

  MI50 Three E.A.Berg Eskiltuna beveledge paring chisels in

       theiroriginal Berg-marked pouch; 1/2", 3/4", and 1”

       socketedchisels, each with their original handles

       that havefull decals, I’ve never seen them offered

       in such apouch; never used, and magnificent, best

       qualitysteel, guys kill for these things:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t46.jpg          $190.00

  MI51 Good cast infill smoothing plane;at just 6 1/2" long,

       it’s insound worker shape and is being offered at a

       bargainprice as the front infill is MIA, something

       that is asimple fix; with shaped side rails, bronze

       levercap, it’s never been cleaned; a small bruise at

       the topof the corner area of the casting and a small

       crack atthe heel (from over-whacking that), it’ll

       be a greatlittle plane with little effort; right:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t47.jpg          $125.00

  MI52 Nine filleting balls; commonlyused by patternmakers

       to createprecise radii in the corners of patterns,

       thesedouble ended tools are in fine shape and come

       in arange of diameters; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t52.jpg           $55.00

  MI53 Seven barely used Ohio Tool Co.bevel edge socketed

       pairingchisels, along with one gouge (eight in

       total);dating prior to 1900, these things must have

       beenlocked in some time capsule, waiting patiently

       for aloving home; best quality, each with original

       handlesave for one, you can snarf that from the

       gouge(that’s why it’s being offered in the pile);

       widths of1/8”, 1/2", 3/4", 1 1/4" (some minor tarnish

       atsocket), 1 1/2", 1 3/4", and 2”; not a spec of

       pitting,these have the difficult to find widths

       greaterthan 1”; these will provide several lifetime’s

       worth ofwork and enjoyment; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t53.jpg          $355.00

  MI54 One of neatest pair of windingsticks I’ve had with

       theunique feature of pegs to keep them together when

       stored;in pristine shape, with bone or ivory inserts

       forbetter sighting, they are made of mahogany and

       are 17”long; owner neatly stamped his name, these

       simplethings are mandatory for planing a surface

       flat; notyour run of the mill pair; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t53.jpg          $115.00

  MI55 Odd combination hammer, screwdriver, and saw wrest;

       10” long,in overall bright and shiny shape, some

       localizedareas of tarnish, it looks never to have

       been used;a weird one; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t54.jpg           $65.00

  MI56 Unique double sided dovetail sawwith turned rosewood

       handle;10” long, one side has fine teeth, the other

       extrafine teeth; made for some specialize exacting

       work,there’s some tarnish to the blade; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t54.jpg          $115.00

  MI57 Different bit with some stop/plugcutting feature;

       as-found,needs a cleaning, looks to be manufactured,

       there maybe some patent info under the grunge; a

       rathercomplex thing, that probably killed its sales;

       top:

         http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t55.jpg           $55.00

  MI58 Three spoon bits secured to bitring; true spoons, they

       will holdwater, if filled, these are the kind that

       fit theScandinavian style brace with the spring leaf

      engagement mechanism over the chuck; longest if over

       8”, thesehave real age to them; old spoon bits, no

       mattertheir source, are difficult to find; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t55.jpg           $95.00

  MI59 Cool mahogany and brass sash screwbox; a tool unique

       to theUK, it’s used to drill the end of a sash bar

       to readyit for pegging; due to the extreme accuracy

       required,this thing had to have all sorts of adjust-

       ments topull that off; in fine shape, 13” long, no

       damage,and ready for the sash crazy fan:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t56.jpg          $285.00

  MI60 Record 778 duplex rabbet plane;this company sought

       toimprove the design of the Stanley #78 and did so

       with atwo arm fence as well as the standard Record

      adjustment screw that directly engages a slot in the

       iron; alloriginal parts, no damage, a fine worker,

       and nolonger in production, it has nearly all the

       originalblue japanning and most of the decal atop

       the tote;top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t60.jpg           $95.00

  MI61 Uncommon and mint Rabone No.1202two-foot, four-fold

       boxwoodrule with sliding caliper; rules of this

      configuration are scarce by any maker, the caliper

       normallybeing offered on the shorter two-fold rules;

       otherthan some minor tarnish to the caliper, this

       one islike the day it was made; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t60.jpg           $65.00

  MI62 Record No.A65 adjustable chamfershave; made just like

       theStanley, but far less common, this one is in nearly

       unusedcondition, with decal remnants on the handle; a

       fineworker; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t64.jpg           $90.00

  MI63 Odd try square with rosewood inlayaccented by two

       diamonddecorations on each side; with a miter feature

       on thehandle, the blade is 7 1/2" long and has a hang

       hole atthe very end; blade is in usual square shape,

       withgeneral discoloration; definitely a different one;

       bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t64.jpg          $125.00

  MI64 Group of 19 3” long spoke shaveirons; never used, and

       ready foryou to roll your own:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t69.jpg           $70.00

  MI65 A great set of boxwood handlecranked incannel gouges

       by AshleyIsles; in pristine condition, many appear to

       beunused; great quality, full original length averaging

       16”,widths range from 1/4" to 1 1/4"; 

         http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t71.jpg          $385.00

  MI66 Never used extra large and massivelignum vitae mallet;

       with a 7”long head that’s 4” in diameter, this thing

       wasdesigned for the heaviest beating, and I believe is

       nowoutlawed in certain US cities as a weapon; best

       quality,whatever comes in its way will cower in fear;

       top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t74.jpg           $85.00

  MI67 Cool brass and rosewood hammer; Idon’t know the

       functionof this one, perhaps ceremonial, it’s a very

       well madething in extra fine shape; no damage, not

       cleaned,lots of mass, it’s 11” long; has a great feel

       in thehand; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t74.jpg          $145.00

  MI68 Worker axe; 4 1/2" long edge,with flat face along

       back (like a hewing axe), it’s inas found shape and

       in needof a cleaning; old handle has new wedge in

       it tosecure; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t77.jpg            $35.00

  MI69 Small brass router with turnedbrass knobs; 6” long,

       with a3/8” wide cutter, it’s in fine shape, and is

       likelysome patternmaker’s creation; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t77.jpg           $55.00

  MI70 L.S.Starrett combination squarewith three heads; a

       supercleaned example, with smooth castings, original

       vial andscribe, owner markings etched on hardened

       graduated12” blade; a fine worker, and of much

       betterquality than those available today, now being

       made inChina; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t79.jpg           $80.00

  MI71 Small two-penny brace; designed totake the common

       taperedhead bits, this one is in much nicer than

       usualshape; measures just 8” long, with a 3” sweep,

       is muchsmaller than what’s normally found; original

       thumbscrew, no damage to the wood, and read to go;

       bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t79.jpg           $35.00

  MI72 Five unused T.H.Witherby outcannelgouges; never fit

       withhandles, they have been sitting idle for decades

       waitingto be used; best quality, widths of 3/8”, 1/2",

       5/8”,7/8”, and 1 1/4"; roughly 8” long, with some minor

      superficial rust that will easily clean; left:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t80.jpg          $140.00

  MI73 Unused 1/2" bevel edgecranked chisel; not marked, but

       has thelook and feel of Buck, it’s definitely a pre-

       WWIAmerican product; right:

         http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t80.jpg           $35.00

  MI74 Adjustable washer cutter; asfound, it’ll clean to be

       a fineworker, with all original parts, will work up

       to 6”diameter; right:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t81.jpg           $20.00

  MI75 Scarce smaller Preston nickelplated rabbet plane; with

       all originalparts, including the marked 5/8” wide iron,

       this 53/8” long plane has none of the chipping at the

       bed thatnormally ruins it; no owner’s marks, 85% plating

       remains,a great worker, and definitely not easy to find;

       top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t84.jpg          $245.00

  MI76 A different hand vise, forged bysome talented smith;

       greatlook, 4 1/2" long, works smoothly; uncleaned,

       a springopens the jaw as the stylish wing nut is

       turned;bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t84.jpg           $25.00

  MI77 A pair of unusual cranked saws; Idon’t know what these

       were usedfor, but it must have been some very fine

       work; Idon’t believe they are surgical, perhaps for

      instrumentmaking; professionally made, the shafts have

       a “B”over a crown touch mark; 10 1/2" long overall,

       onehandle has a small hang hole:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t85.jpg          $145.00

  MI78 Earlier Millers Falls eggbeaterdrill with rosewood

       handleand knob; with the star logo, three jaw chuck,

       doublegear on frame construction for smooth operation,

       thisas-found example is a perfect worker for the

       finestdrilling; handle unscrews to store the drill

       points(three are in there); will need a cleaning, if

       that’syour preference, it works fine as is; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t86.jpg            $65.00

  MI79 Smaller eggbeater drill byGoodell-Pratt; another

       qualitytool, with rosewood and three jaw chuck, the

       handleunscrews to store the points (many in there,

       some nooriginal); as-found, could stand a drop of

       oil forsmoother operation; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t86.jpg           $55.00

  MI80 Very uncommon 6” drawknife withfolding handles; a

       finetool, with no damage, only in need of a honing,

       it wassold by one of America’s best hardware dealers,

      A.J.Wilkinson & Co. of Boston; pre-WWI; I’ve only had

       a handfulof 6” drawknives with folding handles in

       25+ yearsof active tooling; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t87.jpg          $125.00

  MI81 3” (blade length) drawknife; anunsigned craftsman

       madetool, it was designed for the finest shaving;

       turnedhandles, one is loose, a shim should take care

       of that,some chipping along the edge, it will need a

       newgrinding; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t87.jpg           $55.00

  MI82 Smaller mallet with trapezoidalhead; just 8” long,

       it’s inlittle used, damage-free shape; head looks

       to beburl, but doesn’t have that weight; expected

       minorbang marks from limited use; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t90.jpg           $35.00

  MI83 Very unusual special purposeplane/splitter; with a

       turnedknob at one end, a slicing blade directly below,

       and brassplated sole, this very well made tool was

       designedfor precise work; with a great look, it’s in

       fineshape, the body looks to be maple; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t92.jpg          $135.00

  MI84 Fine and delicate hammer with bone handle and file

       workedhead; so many hammers today have replaced

       handlesto make the mundane magnificent, not this

       one asthe handle has been on it since day one;

       extra slender,the head shows considerable work

       with theshaped cross peen; 11 1/2" long, it’s a

       very nicething; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t92.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t92a.jpg          $190.00

  MI85 Saw filing jig: looks to beunused, it’s designed to

       slip overthe saw’s teeth so you can file at a constant

       angle; inthe tattered original box, just add saw and

       file;top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t93.jpg            $85.00

  MI86 Early Taylor/London 28” long 3ptrip saw with nicely

       carvedhandle; the owner of this one made sure that no

       one wouldmistake it as anyone else’s saw by carving

       his namethree times and surrounding it with decorative

       motifs;in sound shape, each cheek is carved similarly,

       theunderside of the bottom horn has the owner’s name

       alonecarved in it; handle is in fine shape, the under-

       side ofthe top horn has a chip; a great saw enhanced

       by aunique treatment:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t96.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t96a.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t96b.jpg          $185.00

  MI87 A most rare extra long rip saw inunused condition; with

       anunbelievable 36” long 3pt blade, this is for cutting

       lumberand is not a cordwood saw; looks to be unused,

       withexpected grunge from sitting idle, the handle is

       afruitwood; no maker’s mark, it has a 1920’s look to,

       I’venever seen another like it; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t96.jpg          $275.00

  MI88 11 turning chisels with nicematching handles; several

       unsigned,some by Buck, they are ca.WWI; many are usable,

       severalare short, and some checks in some handles; a

       bargainprice:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t97.jpg           $95.00

  MI89 Clean spoke point; used to turn aconical end prior to

       using ahollow auger to turn the tenon, this one fits

       in acommon brace and has a max working diameter of 2”;

       not muchjapanning remains, it’s a solid worker; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t98.jpg           $25.00

  MI90 Preston stringing router; with asingle original blade,

       this 10”long tool is a fine worker for cutting narrow

       groovesfor inlay, etc. vernier adjustment screw engages

       thecutter, the fence is reversible for straight or

       curvedwork; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t98.jpg          $135.00

  MI91 Mahogany box that opens to reveala pile of old style

       augers;there are center bits, shell augers, countersinks,

       reamers,etc.; 8” by 35”, the box is dovetailed, with

       notchedholders for each bit:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t100.jpg          $125.00

  MI92 A great set of 9 reamers withmahogany handles; I’ve had

       a few ofthese five-side things before, and with ebony

       handles,but never in a graduated and matching set like

       these;the fact that they have mahogany handles, and the

       othersebony, suggests that they were for a very skilled

       andspecialized use, perhaps instrument making; whatever

       theirintent, these are in fine shape, with one having

       a check inthe handle, it’s probable that no other set

       like thisexists; measure from 4 1/2" to 13 1/2" long,

       they arein flawless shape:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t101.jpg          $485.00

  MI93 Extra clean all steel Robinson’sPatent sliding bevel;

       the bestbevel ever made, this one is in nearly brand

       newcondition, with crystal clear patent info stamped

       in thehandle, no owner’s stamping, no pitting, and

       as niceas I’ve seen; six inch blade, and an engineering

       work ofart; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t102.jpg          $285.00

  MI94 Extra deep throat fret saw withcam lever to tension

       theblade; designed for the elaborate Victorian work,

       thethroat is 18” deep; in fine shape, it takes a

      conventional blade that is sandwiched between the frame

       andplate, one thumb screw is an old replacement, it’s

       otherwiseall original and in fine shape; a fine worker;

       top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t103.jpg           $75.00

  MI95 A solid and large drawknife withturned rosewood handles

       byGreaves & Sons; stamped “ELECTRO BORACIC STEEL”, it

       soundslike something that will cure your never ending

       case ofthe collywobbles; in sound worker shape, with

       nodamage, the 9” edge has a hollow ground along its

       edge;wood will run for cover when this one crosses its

       path;bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t103.jpg           $95.00

  MI96 A little used Pike washita oilstone with original label

       and boxbottom; only one face of this was used, that

       being theone opposite the label; a very desirable

       naturalstone, it’s 6” long and 1 5/8” square; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t104.jpg           $45.00

  MI97 Manufactured wooden chalk line; byH.H.Hawe, the hollow

       woodencylinder is filled with the chalk by removing

       one ofthe wooden ends; in fine shape, no damage, the

       maker’smark is still inked on it, it measures 3 1/4"

       long;never seen another:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t104.jpg           $95.00

  MI98 Extra clean Record 04 1/2oversized smoothing plane;

       a ca.1960model, with all original parts, it was used

       just acouple times and then put away; not to be

       confusedwith the later plastic handle junk, this is

       a real workingplane for a real working professional;

       top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t105.jpg          $125.00

  MI99 Another super clean Record plane,this one the No.03;

       thisca.1960 plane looks to be unused, and only needs

       a honingto start working; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t105.jpg          $110.00

  MI100 Seven rosewood handle carving chisels;all but one

        byAddis, the single being a Marples; in fine user

       shape, with nice grain pattern to the rosewood, they

        area 1/2", 1/8”, 5/8”, 5/8” (different sweep) bent

       gouges, 5/8”, 5/8” (different sweep) front bent

       gouges, and a 1/2" straight gouge; usual tarnish,

       none short:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t106.jpg          $155.00

  MI101 Smallest Preston brass mitertemplate; clearly

       stamped with the Preston name, this little one is

       just 3” along the base; I don’t believe they

       company made one smaller; never cleaned; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t107.jpg           $60.00

  MI102 Uncommon ebony Elliott LucasElvicta sliding bevel;

       I’ve had these in boxwood before, but never ebony;

       clearly stamped, in nice shape, with an 8” long

       blade, it saw little use, with no owner’s stamps,

        theslot in the setting screw is munged; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t108.jpg           $90.00

  MI103 8” ebony level by Preston; nevercleaned, no owner’s

       marks, usual wear from use, the vial rattles a bit

       from coming free from the plaster, an easy fix;

       bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t108.jpg           $45.00

  MI104 Nice little boxwood markinggauge; a fine craftsman

       made example that’s five inches long; good point, no

       damage, with maker’s marks; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t109.jpg           $55.00

  MI105 Rosewood handle t-shaped splitnut screw driver; four

       inches (along the handle), in sound shape, and a rather

       uncommon configuration; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t109.jpg           $65.00

  MI106 Pair of never used Marplessocketed mortice chisels;

       3/16” and 1/4" widths, one with nearly full decal on

        thehandle; great workers, about 14” long, just a

       honing will have them up and running; left two:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t110.jpg           $65.00

  MI107 Four fine bevel edge paringchisels with boxwood London

       pattern handles; 1/4" (newer handle), 5/8”, 3/4", and

        11/4" all by various quality Sheffield makers; each in

       sound worker shape, the shortest 13 1/2", owner’s marks

        inthe wood; these have a great fit in the hand; right:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t110.jpg          $115.00

  MI108 Preston 5/8” square ovolo shave;with two irons, the

       tool is ideally suited to work all grains; all original

       parts, 90% japanning, and in sound worker shape, a hang

       hole was drilled at one end; top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t111.jpg           $75.00

  MI109 A unique bark spud by JamesHowarth; with a rosewood

       handle, and just 9 1/2” long, this special purpose

       tool must have been used on smaller stuff; has its

       original leather cover (tattered), there is a brass

        bitmorticed into the handle for hanging it; in usual

       bark spud shape, with pitting and a crack in the

       handle, it nevertheless is a rare thing and still

       useable; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t111.jpg          $115.00

  MI110 Great miniature workbench; madejust like the real

       working ones, this 12” long one is a perfectly scaled

       replica of that found in a working shop; everything

       moves, there are two vises and a sliding drawer; not

        arecent creation, it’s ca.WWII, and the perfect

       thing to display your miniature planes; two wooden

       pins that align the top to the base are snapped off,

       that’s a simple repair:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t112.jpg          $285.00

  MI111 Extremely rare Preston routerwith the large cast

       knobs; while these may look like they were added

        tothe tool, they weren’t, as two others are

       identical to this one; Preston must have had some

        leftover knobs from their side rabbets and did an

       experimental run using those on the router; with

        twooriginal cutters, the router is free of damage,

        andhas most plating worn off; ready to fill out a

       collection of the seemingly endless variety of

       Preston stuff:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t114.jpg          $385.00

  MI112 Another super rare Preston item,this the strange

        onehand quirk router; an L-shaped thing, with two

       fences, it was designed for routing in tight areas;

        hasthe vernier adjuster position in a unique position,

        theoriginal cutter, unique to the tool, is present;

        infine shape, with nearly all japanning, this is the

       only one of these I’ve ever offered:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t115.jpg          $585.00

  MI113 Very rare first model Prestonchamfer shave; with the

       Y-shape main casting, that was soon changed for greater

       strength, these rarely come along in undamaged and

       little used condition; all original parts, 95%

       japanning, and typical Preston quality; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t115.jpg          $190.00

  MI114 The most amazing and pristineBuck Brothers incannel

       gouges you will ever see; each and every one of them

        isin brand new condition with flawless turned fruit-

       wood handles that are stamped with the stag’s head

       logo; these came with the Ohio Tool Co. bevel edge

       chisels listed earlier, these somehow managed to be

        overlookedfor the past 100 years; simply amazing,

        andnever will you fine a more virgin set, unless

        youhave a Wayback Machine to purchase them new:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t119.jpg        $1185.00

  MI115 Rare planemaker’s float; a beechbody that has an

       integral handle, it carries a 2 1/4” by 6” double

       sided rasp that’s stamped S.Osborne&Co, reported

        asa ca.1825 planemaker; two brass nuts secured the

       rasp to the stock, the tool is nicely cleaned, there

        isan early embossed name stamp in the endgrain;

       top:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t120.jpg          $190.00

  MI116 The most complete Preston quirkrouter, with four

       original fences and six cutters of varying thickness;

       never altered or abused, with nearly all japanning,

       this is a rare survivor due to all the parts; best

        you’ll find, they never show upthis complete; bottom:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t120.jpg          $255.00

  MI117 Great solid mahogany tool chestof a much smaller

        size,roughly half-size a typical chest, the images

       fail to show just how nice it is; in perfect shape,

       still with the original key, you’ll likely be fighting

        theMrs. to store your stuff in it; 32” wide by 20”

       deep by 19 1/2" tall, it has its original dark paint

        andowner’s initials; dates to last quarter of the

       18th century, the mahogany has a rich red color to it;

       drawers were recently felt lined, this was, until

        recently,used to store the best tools of an English

       cabinetmaker, who fit it with casters (easily removed);

        Inearly kept this one myself, but lack of room forces
       me to pass it on:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t121a.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t121b.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t121c.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t121d.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t121e.jpg

         http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t121f.jpg        $875.00

  MI118 Rugged, solid, massive, andunique combination diaper

       changing table and workbench; with a solid 3 1/2"

       thick laminated maple top, this massive thing is for

        theserious woodworker, who wants a bench that will

       only be moved once - when it’s placed in the shop; the

        topis 80 1/2" long and 32” deep, it dates from the

       1920’s; has a seriously heavy cast iron shoulder

       vise that will smash whatever is placed between its

       jaws, an Athol Machine metalworking vise is at the

       other end; with eight drawers in the base, the only

       clue that it’s a dual purpose item is the decal on

        thedoor; in fine shape, instantly usable, the maker

       used angle iron and pipe at the base to prevent the

       legs from wearing; when’s the last time you saw

       something so rugged while being so tender for the

        newborn of the house; never, buthere, that’s where,

        thewood alone will cost more than the price of

       this, the two vises are $300+; delivery within New

       England and eastern NY can be arranged for a nominal

       fee:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t122a.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t122b.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t122c.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t122d.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t122e.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t122f.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t122g.jpg       $1850.00

  MI119 Unpicked patternamker’s toolchest; a true time

       capsule of what ca.WWI patternmaking in the UK

       looked like, it’s loaded with planes, gouges, bits,

       saws, and a great assortment of user-made mahogany

       layout tools secured on the lid; the images show

       what’s in the thing best, the purplish color on the

       gouges is a protective coating, most of this stuff

        infine shape showing little signs of use; will

       instantly make you a woodworker, or just look like

       one, the chest is 34” wide by 17” square:

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t123a.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t123b.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t123c.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t123d.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t123e.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t123f.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t123g.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t123h.jpg

        http://www.supertool.com/forsale/t123i.jpg       $1250.00