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This is a very good, perfectly usable example. It dates to the 1920s SW era. All of the blades are present. They have minor discoloration but no pitting. All of the stop, rods, and miscellaneous items are included. The nickel plating has some wear but it's 95% or better. A solid example to put to use, not a collector's item. $225

This is a very good, perfectly usable example. It dates to the 1920s SW era. All of the blades are present. They have minor discoloration but no pitting. All of the stop, rods, and miscellaneous items are included. The nickel plating has some wear but it's 95% or better. A solid example to put to use, not a collector's item. $225

This is a very good, perfectly usable example. It dates to the very early 1900s, probably the first decade. All of the blades are present. They have minor discoloration but no pitting. All of the stop, rods, and miscellaneous items are included. The nickel plating has some wear but it's 90% or better. A solid example to put to use, not a collector's item. $225

This is a "type 11" made between 1910-1918. It's all complete and original. The knob and tote are excellent, the blade long and clean. Interestingly, it's one of the blades with the logo stamped on the reverse. The japanning is near-perfect. The sides and sole are clean- I've cleaned them just enough to check for cracks. It's a lightly used example with lifetimes of work ahead of it. $80

This is a "type 7" dating to the 1890s. It's in good, usable condition. The sides and sole have light discoloration but zero damage. The knob and tote are good. The blade is long and has only light discoloration, no pitting. All of the adjusters work well. It's a solid user smooth plane. $65

This is a type 11/12 based on the blade logo and patent dates. It's in very good condition overall. There's light discoloration on the sides and sole I cleaned it just enough to check for cracks. The japanning is 90% or soo. The blade is long and clean. The knob and tote are both excellent. A solid worker, it will make a great jointer for all but the longest stock. $55

This is a "type 4" Bedrock dating to around 1910. It's decently clean and has minimal wear. The lever cap is original. The blade is long and clean. Both the knob and tote are excellent. A good, usable example of this highly desirable plane. $225

This is the first "type 1" no. 130 I've seen. It has uniquely shaped, kinda weird sides, and a star lever cap. The blade is original with the "reissued" Jan 30, 1883 patent date. It has some discoloration, japanning loss, and a countersunk hole in the sole that I can't explain. It's a rare find. $45

This is a 1920s SW era example. It's free of damage. The blade is clean and honed sharp. A handy little plane in ready-to-use conditio $24

This is an early example, ca. 1900 based on the logo. It's free of damage. The blade is clean and sharp. A solid little worker $24

This is an exceptionally clean example with a recently honed, sharp blade. It has a strange logo on the blade I haven't seen before. An excellent worker. $28

This is a good, usable example with no damage to the casting. The blade is clean and recently used. It needs a light honing, but not much else. A nice solid working example. $30

This is a good, usable example. It was made ca. 1900 based on the B Casting marks. The fence swings and locks easily with little slop when it's locking in position. The blades are reproductions, made of Starrett O1 tool steel, hardened and tempered. They will need a final quick grind and hone. It'll be ready to use in minutes. $95

This plane is a "type 1" based on the type study, but it doesn't have a lateral adjuster, nor does it appear to have ever had one. It's all correct as per the type study otherwise. It's perfectly usable, free of damage. The adjusters work well. The mouth adjusts easily. An interesting plane likely dating to the late 1880s. $40

This is a good, usable example of this unusual plane. It's an interesting design where the blade clamps to the frog, creating one solid piece. The blade adjuster moves the entire frog forward and backward. This example looks great and works well. It has a couple of flaws. The tote is a replacement and screwed into the plane bed. It's a good job, and doesn't get in the way. The blade is a Stanley, not original but it works with this plane. An interesting, usable plane $100

This is a Canadian-made Stanley no. 4 in excellent working condition. The sides and sole are clean. The japanning is near 100%. The knob and tote are free of damage. The blade is long, clean, and free of pitting. All of the frog adjusters work well. I've cleaned it just enough to check for damage. It's seen minimal use and remains an excellent working plane to this day $70

This is a perfectly usable example. It has a perfect blade and good adjusters. The body has light discoloration. It has minimal wear. The 9 1/4 is the same as the more common 9 1/2, but lacks the adjustable mouth. A nice working example $28

This is a 1920s SW era example. It has its original blade, which is long and free of pitting. The rosewood sole is especially thick and clean. The handle has a paint splotch, but is otherwise excellent. It's a superb scraper to use- the adjustable blade angle makes it super easy to match the angle of the bur. $90