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This plane has no evidence of use. It's a later Marples machine-made plane. It's unusual in that it's bare beech, never oiled. The original decal is bold and bright. It's probably more of a collector's item or display piece than a working plane, though you could do some final fitting to get it into working condition. $65

This plane was made by Richard Cannadine who worked in London from 1823-46 according to Goodman's book. This is an unusually small plane, only 5in long and with a 1 1/2in double iron. It's seen light use and remains in excellent working condition. $28

This plane was made for the London hardware dealer A.B. Salmen. It appears to be completely unused. It has the original decal on the toe. It's marked "Foreign" on the toe so it's probably European in origin. It's 6in long with a 1 5/8in wide single iron and a gentle curve to the sole $28

This is an absolutely top quality American plane. It was made in Albany, NY in the mid-late 19th century. It's in excellent condition, beautifully made, and in perfect working condition The threads are in great shape with minimal wear. The fence is tight and square. It comes with seven blades, mostly Sandusky, all of which fit this specific plane perfectly. An ideal plow to put to use. Don't want the blades? Subtract $70 from the price. $185