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T23976
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Disston D8 Panel Finish Saw 12 TPI 20 inch
This is a 12 point per inch, 20" long blade crosscut, finish, panel saw in very good useable condition. It is marked "HENRY DISSTON & SONS D-8 PHILADELPHIA, U.S.A." etched on the blade. The medallion is marked "DISSTON * PHILADA *". The blade is clean and straight, the etch is good on the blade, can be fully seen. The 12 teeth points per inch blade is straight and sharp, the blade is clean, not rusty, some darkening, very little minor pitting, no missing teeth. Would make a very good user. The hardwood handle is clean with minimal wear, a few scratches, minor edge dings, and some minor darkening or staining of the wood finish, a small top layer of wood chipped off near one of the brass screw heads on the side opposite the medallion. Good brass hardware, solid handle, with no cracks, just a few dings, mininal wear. A nice looking finish saw!
Circa: 1896-1917
Condition: Good++
Manufacturer: Henry Disston & Sons
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T23982
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Disston D8 Panel Finish Saw 10 TPI 22 inch
This is a 10 point per inch, 22" long blade crosscut, finish, panel saw in good useable condition. It is marked "HENRY DISSTON & SONS D-8 PHILADELPHIA, U.S.A." etched on the blade. The medallion is marked "DISSTON * PHILADA *". The blade is clean and straight, the etch is good on the blade, can be fully seen. The 10 teeth points per inch blade is straight and sharp, the blade is straight and clean, only a few minor stains on the blade, not rusty, no missing teeth. Would make a very good user. The hardwood handle is clean with minimal wear, a few scratches, minor edge dings, and some minor darkening or staining of the wood finish. Good brass hardware, solid handle, with no cracks, just a few dings, mininal wear. A nice looking finish saw!
Circa: 1896-1917
Condition: Good++
Manufacturer: Henry Disston & Sons
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T23998
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Stanley No. 5 Jack Plane Type 10 Ca. 1909
This is a nice clean Stanley No. 5 Jack plane from the 1907-09 era or a type 10. This type has the rosewood handles that are in solid condition, with the top section of the tote missing, but plenty of handle left for use. There and very minor wear on the knob, some finish wear on both, but overall in really good, solid shape for use. This plane is in good usable condition overall with about 60% of the original black Japanning intact. The bare metal surfaces are clean, no rust, the bottom is flat, a few small edge dings noted, but none effecting the use of the plane. There is some very minor scratches and tiny dings noted, but less than average by far, measures 14" long, with a 2.0" wide cutter, with minimal wear, no cracks or damage, appears to be all original with any exceptions listed. The blade is marked "STANLEY RULE & LEVEL NEW BRITAIN CONN. U.S.A.", there is a bit of minor pitting at the top of the cutter near the logo, but very clean lower near the cutting edge. The bed is marked "BAILEY NO. 5 PAT'D MAR-25-02 AUG-19-02". The cutter is about 85% intact, sharp and ready to use. This is a good used Stanley plane in ready to use condition!
Circa: 1907-09
Condition: Good
Manufacturer: Stanley Rule & Level
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T24012
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Stanley No. 5C Jack Plane Type 11 Ca. 1910's
This is a nice clean Stanley No. 5 Jack plane with the corrigated bottom from the 1910's era or a type 11. This type has the rosewood handles that are in solid condition, with 2 old repair noted on the tote, the repairs have been tested and are holding strong with repair pins used for strength, the two former split line can be seen, and a little bit of mis-match is noted on the joined surfaces. There and very minor wear on the knob, some finish wear on both, but overall in really good, solid shape for use. This plane is in good usable condition overall with about 75% of the original black Japanning intact. The bare metal surfaces are clean, no rust, the bottom is flat, a few small edge dings noted, but none effecting the use of the plane. There is some very minor scratches and tiny dings noted, but less than average by far, measures 14" long, with a 2.0" wide cutter, with minimal wear, no cracks or damage, appears to be all original with any exceptions listed. The blade is marked "STANLEY RULE & LEVEL NEW BRITAIN CONN. U.S.A.", this is an older cutter than the plane type, the bed is marked "BAILEY NO. 5 PAT'D MAR-25-02 AUG-19-02 APR.18.10". The cutter is about 80% intact, sharp and ready to use. This is a good used Stanley plane in ready to use condition!
Circa: 1910-1918
Condition: Good+
Manufacturer: Stanley (U.S.A.)
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T24003
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Stanley No. 5 Jack Plane Type 11 Ca. 1910's
This is a nice clean Stanley No. 5 Jack plane from the 1910's era or a type 11. This type has the rosewood handles that are in solid condition, with 2 old repair noted on the tote, the repairs have been tested and are holding strong with repair pins used for strength, the two former split line can be seen, but nice alignment. There and very minor wear on the knob, some finish wear on both, but overall in really good, solid shape for use. This plane is in good usable condition overall with about 85% of the original black Japanning intact. The bare metal surfaces are clean, no rust, the bottom is flat, a few small edge dings noted, but none effecting the use of the plane. There is some very minor scratches and tiny dings noted, but less than average by far, measures 14" long, with a 2.0" wide cutter, with minimal wear, no cracks or damage, appears to be all original with any exceptions listed. The cutter has some minor pitting noted at the top where the Stanley logo is, but is very clean and sharp at the cutting edge area. The blade is marked "STANLEY NEW BRITIAN CONN. U.S.A.", with a V-shaped logo, the bed is marked "BAILEY NO. 5 PAT'D MAR-25-02 AUG-19-02 APR.18.10". The cutter is about 90% intact, sharp and ready to use. This is a good used Stanley plane in ready to use condition!
Circa: 1910-1918
Condition: Good+
Manufacturer: Stanley (U.S.A.)
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T24007
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Stanley No. 5 Jack Plane Type 11 Ca. 1910's
This is a very nice clean Stanley No. 5 Jack plane from the 1910's era or a type 11. This type has the rosewood handles that are in solid condition, with an old repair noted at the top of the tote, very nicely done with new wood added, looks just like original in shape, but the wood grain of the new piece is slightly different. There and very minor wear on the knob, some finish wear on both, but overall in really good, solid shape and both look nice too. This plane is in good usable condition overall with about 85% of the original black Japanning intact. The bare metal surfaces are clean, no rust, the bottom is flat, a few small area of minor pitting noted, but on less than 2% of the total plane bare metal surfaces. There is some very minor scratches and tiny dings noted, but less than average by far, measures 14" long, with a 2.0" wide cutter, with minimal wear, no cracks or damage, appears to be all original with any exceptions listed. The blade is marked "STANLEY NEW BRITIAN CONN. U.S.A.", with a V-shaped logo the body is marked "BAILEY NO. 5 PAT'D MAR-25-02 AUG-19-02 APR.18.10". The cutter is about 95% intact, sharp and ready to use. This is a good used Stanley plane in ready to use condition!
Circa: 1910-1918
Condition: Good+
Manufacturer: Stanley (U.S.A.)
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T23993
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Stanley No. 5C Jack Plane Type 11 Ca. 1910's
This is a very nice clean Stanley No. 5 Jack plane from the 1910's era or a type 11. This type has the rosewood handles that are in solid condition, with a few dings and small chips at the top of the tote, and very minor wear on the knob, some finish wear on both, but overall in really good, solid shape. This plane is in good usable condition overall with about 90% of the original black Japanning intact. The bare metal surfaces are clean, the bottom is corrigated (has grooves cut in it at the factory to make is glide easyer across the wood) and is flat. There is some very minor scratches and tiny dings noted, but less than average by far, measures 14" long, with a 2.0" wide cutter, with minimal wear, no cracks or damage, appears to be all original with any exceptions listed. The blade is marked "STANLEY NEW BRITIAN CONN. U.S.A.", with a V-shaped logo the body is marked "BAILEY NO. 5 PAT'D MAR-25-02 AUG-19-02 APR.18.10". The cutter is about 95% intact, sharp and ready to use. This is a good used Stanley plane in ready to use condition!
Circa: 1910-1918
Condition: Good++
Manufacturer: Stanley
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T24020
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North Brothers Yankee No. 992 Machine Vise
This is a very clean hard to find, quality U.S.A. made, antique machinist vise, marked "YANKEE NO. 992 PAT. MAR.16.16 & JUNE.29.15" on one side. The vice is machined square, with removeable hardened jaw on the solid end, the one hardened jaw for the moving jaw is missing. This vise was used in a wood working operation, and was removed from the machine table slide assembly, some of which we do still have, including precision machined hold down rails that fit into the milled slots you see on the lower outsides of this vise. Since the vise jaws were used for wood clamping only, they have very little wear on them, but if you wish to hold metal in this vise, we reccomend replacing the one hardened jaw with at least a soft jaw plate. This vise has been modified from original, including some extra tapped holes, or threaded holes, and two side slots, and the handle at the end of the threaded jaw screw is cut down to allow for fixturing clearence in the set-up it was in when we got it. It is 2.1" high x 2.0 wide x 5" long (main body). It's in very good useable condition with a very little wear, square, and flat, no rust, very clean, most of the original black Japanning intact. These vises are engineered to fit on various swivel or machine clamp bases that we generally have in stock and listed for sale at this website. This is the mid-size model of 3 types offered by North Bros. in the 1930's era, so attachments should have the "92" last numbers to fit this vise.
Circa: 1920's-30's
Condition: Good++
Manufacturer: North Brothers Mfg. Co.
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T24024
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Ford 10 inch Combination Box Wrench M 01A-17017 B
Offering this nice clean combination box automotive wrench marked "FORD U.S.A. M 01A-17017 B M35" on the main beam. A nice offset style wrench with an 11/16" box end, and a 13/16" boxed end. The wrench is 9.0" long overall. A nice clean wrench, no cracks, no rust, no pitting, very little wear!
Circa: 1920's-30's
Condition: Good++
Manufacturer: Ford
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T24028
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Machine Turned Steel Nut Driver Set Inside handle Stora
This is a nice clean lathe turned steel handled hex drive socket set driver, with a threaded end cap on the handle to access the sockets to fit the hex shaft. It is not marked by the maker, and was perhaps made by a tool maker for their own use. It is well made, no plastic, all steel. It comes with 4 different sockets size that store in the handle, they are 1/4, 9/32, 11/32, & 7/16", all in good+ condition, no rust or damage. There is no ball lock type feature to hold the sockets in place, rather various grooves stamped into the hex shaft to help hold the sockets in place more firmly. The threads on the end cap are very well made and work great. The driver measure 6.5" long overall with no socket on the hex shaft. A nice pocket tool overall!
Circa: mid-1900's
Condition: Good+
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T24041
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W. Butcher Tanged Skew Angle Chisel 1/4 inch
This is a nice clean tanged skew angle carving chisel marked "W. BUTCHER" on the steel. It is 1/4" wide x 9.75" long overall. The steel is clean, no rust some minor pitting, but not near the cutting edge, good tang, and well fitted to a good solid hardwood handle with a good brass ferrule. The handle has some wear, some dings and scratches, but otherwise is solid, no cracks. A good antique chisel by a well known maker in England!
Circa: early 1900's
Condition: Good+
Manufacturer: W. Butcher
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T24036
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Pexto Socket Firmer Chisel 1/4 inch
This is a nice clean socket firmer chisel marked "PEXTO" on the steel. This is a good quality chisel, that has a good sharp cutting edge ready to use. It measure .25" wide x 11.1" long overall. The hardwood handle is very nice, solid, with a good leather cap end. Plenty of use left in this super clean Peck, Stow, & Wilcox chisel! A well known edge tool maker!
Circa: early 1900's to 1940's
Condition: Good++
Manufacturer: Peck, Stow, & Wilcox
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T24031
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Dunlap Beveled Socket Chisel 1.25 inch
This is a nice quality beveled socket chisel marked "DUNLAP U.S.A. B.P." on the steel. It is 1-1/4" wide, and 10.1" long overall. The steel is clean and rust free, nice sharp ready to use cutting edge, and very solid socket handle that has the leather cap end. The steel has some minor staining on it, but overall is in very good condition.
Circa: early 1900's to 1940's
Condition: Good++
Manufacturer: Dunlap
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T24016
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Starrett Hand Scraper No. 194 Adjustable Swival Head
This is a very scarse scraper made by Starrett. It is very similiar to the Stanley No. 283 Scraper, but I think this Starrett is a bit easier to use. It measures 9" long and has a double sided cuter with a width of 2 7/8". This is a fine tool used for scraping insides of cabinets to removing paint and varnish. It features an easy to adjust forward swivel head that allows blade positioning in several positions. Simply turn the rear handle to loosen the swivel head, position the blade to your liking, then tighten the rear handle, the blade holds in place very firmly. The wing nut on the front is to remove and hold the blade in place. The blade handle is inserted with a steel sleeve and is removeable, and can be placed on the opposite end of the blade. The top blade handle is in good working order. The rear handle is in very nice shape along with the rest of the tool. All the wood and steel is crack or damage free, no rust, very little wear. The blade is no good shape, with most of it's original size or stock intact. The number 194 is a reference number in the Starrett catalog, it is not marked on this tool. This is a great opportunity to purchase a very rare antique tool.
Circa: early 1900's to 1940's
Condition: Good++
Manufacturer: THE L.S. STARRETT CO. ATHOL MASS.
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T24046
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Stanley No. 32 1/2 Boxwood Caliper Folding Rule
This is a very clean 4 fold, 1 foot long boxwood caliper ruler marked "No. 32 1/2". It features the arch joint (the s | |
