Tools for Sale

This plane blade was made by the Humphreysville Mfg Co. in what is now Seymour, CT. It has a clean back and measures 7 1/4in long overall. It measures a hair under 2 1/4in wide overall. $24

This iron is a hair under 2 1/8in wide. It's 6 1/4in long overall. It's marked "Improved Welded". The back has some light pinprick pitting but is quite clean overall. $20

This frog has the "B" casting mark which dates it to around 1900. The frog is in excellent condition. The lateral and blade adjusters both work well. It's a hard replacement part to find. $20

This blade and chipbreaker fit a no. 2 small smooth plane. The blade has plenty of length left. The back has some discoloration and light pitting but it's been lapped so the area near the bevel is flat in clean, ready to sharpen. This is a pre-WWII blade that will fit any No. 2. $15

This is a new blade made by St. James Bay Tool Co. It retails for $27 new. $20

This is a new blade made by St. James Bay Tool Co. It retails for $30 new. It will fit a vintage Stanley no. 39. $20

This is a new blade made by St. James Bay Tool Co. It retails for $30 new. It will fit a vintage Stanley no. 39. $20

This is a new blade made by St. James Bay Tool Co. It retails for $30 new. It will fit a vintage Stanley no. 39. $20

This is a new blade made by St. James Bay Tool Co. It retails for $30 new. It will fit a vintage Stanley no. 39. $20

This is a new blade made by St. James Bay Tool Co. It retails for $30 new. It will fit a vintage Stanley no. 39. $20

This blade is bent to fit the right side of a 1/4 or 3/8in Stanley dado plane. This is a reproduction made by St. James Bay Tool Co. $5

this unmarked blade is 1 1/2in wide and 4 3/4in long. It's a bit too wide for a Stanley no. 1. I'm not sure what it goes to, but I'm sure someone out there will need it. $15

This blade is 7 1/2in long. It was made in Sheffield by I. Sorby and has the Mr Punch logo. $15

This plane iron is 7 1/2in long. It was made by Sheffield Steel Products. It's crisp and clean with no pitting. $15

This blade was made in Sheffield at the Eagle works by Peace. It's a 1 3/4in wide and 7 1/2in long. It has never been used. The back has no pitting. It's a great example to put in a smoother or jack plane. $24

This plane has a double step on one side sort of like a coachmaker's rabbet but in a regular size. It's missing its blade which should be easy to recreate. It's a very unique form I've never seen before. It was made in Sunderland by EG Fitzakerley in the last half of the 19th century. It's in outstanding condition, save the missing blade. $15

This is a good, usable body for a "type 3" Bedrock 606C made between 1900-1908. It has one small ding in the rib but otherwise no damage. Someone out there has a damaged 606 that needs a new bed. $20