Tools for Sale

This is a beautiful example made by Stanley and using Traut's Sept 4, 1877 patent for the locking mechanism. It has a beautiful, radiant rosewood stock and a clean, straight blade. It works perfectly and looks fantastic. A great general-purpose bevel gauge. $28

This rule has an adjustable head, the design of which was patented Dec 18, 1934. It's clean and in good working order. The graduations are easy to read. The head has near-perfect japanning. The original scribe is present. It's accurate and perfectly usable. $35

This is a top quality machinists micrometer made by Starrett in Athol, MA. It's in excellent condition, free of wear or blemishes. It works perfectly, zeroing out accurately. The only apology is an owner's initials engraved on it as shown in the photos. The 231 is one of the best Starrett made, graduated to .0001. It's still sold today and retails for $231 new from Starrett $35

This is a top quality machinists divider made by PS&W in Southington, CT. It's a high-end square leg design in perfect working order. it adjusts easily and locks securely. It's clean and crisp with good straight legs and sharp points. An ideal example to put to use. $28

This is a stout, well-made divider in perfectly usable condition. It's a somewhat unusual design with the... buttressing? around the area where the wing and locking screw intersect on the leg. It has a dark, honest patina but no rust or pitting. The hinge is nice and tight. The locking screw works perfectly. A fine tool for larger layout jobs. $40

This depth gauge was made by Union in Orange, MA. It's quite clean and works perectly. $20

This is a good, clean level with both the level and plumb vials intact. It was made by G-P prior to around 1935. A fine worker. $20

This mic was made by the Slocomb Co. of Providence, RI. It has light wear but works perfectly, zeroing out exactly at the mark. A fine worker. $15