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TONY MURLAND
AU C T I O N S
ENGLAND
Tony Murland Auctions are proud to present
an Auction of Fine Tools as a tribute to
Roy Arnold
1926- 2009
Saturday 24th April 2010
The Cedars Hotel,
Stowmarket, Suffolk, IP14 2AJ
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ROY ARNOLD
1926 - 2009
Our thanks for all the inspiration and memories that Roy left with us
and our thoughts are with Julanne & Family
In 1991 I needed to move my Tool Shop from its location in Ipswich. I was talking to Roy and I asked him if an opportunity arose would he
mind if I moved to Needham Market? “Of course not” he replied, “it would do us both good”.
This spontaneous reaction sums him up well – a wonderfully kind and generous man. Two weeks later No.78 High Street came up for sale and
the rest is history.Roy was the best of friends and unselfishly shared his amazing knowledge with me without reservation.
In his youth Roy obtained a job in the publishing world in the USA. My favourite story of his was when he flew for the first time to the USA
to commence his job. This was in the days when there was nothing but First Class and tickets were very expensive! Roy gave a wonderful
description of the flight attendant coming down the aisle with a trolley and on it was a large joint of beef. She would then ask each passenger
which cut they preferred and then proceeded to carve the joint!! ... and serve the vegetables!! .... those were the days!
Roy loved food and cooking – he was a gourmand. I miss the countless times I have called in and he has insisted on scrambled eggs and
smoked salmon – wonderful. If it was after 11.30 he would insist on a glass of wine!
He was the man behind the whole world of antique tools as we know it today and we miss him dearly. In the early years of Roy’s shop many
of you may remember a superb eighteenth century pine tool chest in his hall carved with various owners’ initials. I had always loved this tool
chest and finally when he re-arranged his shop he kindly sold it to me. My family and I are now privileged to be the current custodians of this
lovely item and every time I look at it I think of Roy.
We will not offer a minute’s silence as I believe Roy would have said, “Let’s get on with the auction!!” The fine tools offered today are only
here because of what Roy started. So instead of a minute’s silence, when you are next eating smoked salmon with a glass of wine, give a
thought to the fantastic father of the eclectic world of antique tools.
TONY MURLAND
P r e s e n t s A n A u c t i o n o f A n t i q u e & Wo o d w o r k i n g t o o l s , T r a d e To o l s f r o m C o o p e r s , C a b i n e t m a k e r s ,
C o a c h m a k e r s , S h i p w r i g h t s , W h e e l w r i g h t s , P a t t e r n m a k e r s , Vi o l i n m a k e r s , B o o k b i n d e r s , J o i n e r s , &
C a r v e r s . E n g i n e e r i n g To o l s . A n t i q u e F i s h i n g R o d s , Ta c k l e & R e e l s , B y g o n e s & K i t c h e n a l i a .
Many Tools Sold on Behalf Of The Three Charity Organisations:
TOOLS FOR SELF RELIANCE, WORK AID
& TOOLS WITH A MISSION
Auctioner: Tyrone Roberts
Auction Date: Saturday, April 24th 2010
The Cedars Hotel, Stowmarket, Suffolk, IP14 2AJ
Sale Starts: 9.00a.m. Sharp
Viewing: Friday, April 23rd 2010, 3.00-6.00pm & from 7.00am on Morning of Sale
Free Car Parking Available
Conditions of Sale:
10% -17.5% Commission dep. on quantity. 10% Buyers prem. Min. comm. 4.00 per lot. Not solds 4.00 per lot.
Consignment sale. Free catalogue to Consignors.
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AN OPEN INVITATION
Visitors are reminded that there will be active tool selling in the
car park at the rear of The Cedars Hotel which we are pleased to encourage. There are bargains to be had
Good Hunting! Please take time to visit.
Tony at The Tool Shop, 78 High Street, Needham Market
where we offer the largest selection of pre-owned tools in Britain.
The shop will be open from 9.00am to 6.00pm on the day of the sale and
until 6.00pm the evening before. Most major credit cards accepted.
Important Notice
All UK and European buyers are charged V.A.T on the Buyer’s Premium
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ENTRY TO THE SALE ROOM IS STRICTLY BY CATALOGUE ONLY
SOME SMALLER ITEMS LOCATED IN THE SECURE AREA
Please see Porters if you require assistance.
The figures in brackets after each lot are only an approximate price guide, excluding Buyer’s Premium, and are not to be
considered a valuation.
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A very scarce STANLEY BEDROCK 602. Good condition
(300-400).
A good NORRIS A71 jackplane, but lacking a blade
(150-250).
A NORRIS No.50 (welded lever cap). No blade. A good project plane, body and adjuster are OK! (60-100).
A good dovetailed NORRIS No.2 with added craftsman made
adjuster (150-250).
A rare NORRIS No.14 smoothing plane, early original blade.
Repaired bun (200-300).
A postwar NORRIS A5, needs some T.L.C. (120-180).
A NORRIS dovetailed shoulder plane, needs a little clean up
(100-200).
A NORRIS No.4 smoothing plane (200-400).
A good NORRIS Patent metal bullnose (120-180).
A good clean NORRIS gunmetal shoulder plane (250-350).
A fine display-case by THOMAS TURNER & Co., Sheffield.
Probably used in an Ironmongers to display cutlery, 18”wide ,
44” tall (100-200).
A good complete NORRIS 50G, needs cleaning up (300-400).
A brass framed ebony brace by TURNER (100-150).
A good box of quality tools; 2 brass backed saws, a square &
level, 6 brass plumb bobs, an inlaid level, a brass framed
bevel, a handle, a spokeshave, an engraved level and a mortise
gauge (150-200).
A good side axe (30-40).
A UNION No.41 t & g plane (60-90).
Three good butt gauges (40-60).
Three good butt gauges (40-60).
A scarce angle divider and a fancy steel sliding rule (60-90).
A RECORD 311, complete (50-80).
Two screwboxes with taps (40-60).
Asuperb solid lignum vitae and rosewood cutting gauge (40-60).
Two good caulking mallets, oak, new old-stock from the
1950s (20-40).
Ten good carving tools (70-100).
25. A Boatbuilders’ ash mallet with nice rope bound head (20-40).
26. A 1” wide metal bullnose plane with rosewood wedge (20-40).
27. A 45 degree square plus 3 sliding bevels, all with rosewood
handles (25-45).
28. A pair of 6” & 4” RECORD G clamps (10-20).
29. Two metal squares, one with twin spirit levels in cast iron
handle (20-40).
30. A metal bullnose, 1” wide,nicely shaped cast body and
chamfers (20-40).
31. A 11/2” wide bevel edged boxwood handled paring chisel (15-20).
32. A pair of brass trammels on a solid brass extendable bar (max.
length 24”) (20-40).
33. Three socketed wooden handled chisels, all marked ‘Made in
USA’ (15-30).
34. Three mortise and tenon gauges; one solid boxwood, one
ebony, one rosewood (25-40).
35. Four long bladed paring gouges, all by MARPLES & SONS (30-60).
36. A No. 3 smoothing plane by CRAFTSMAN, USA, in original
cardboard box (20-40).
37. A 11/2” wide bevel edged paring chisel by WOODCOCK, 1944,
and a 11/2” wide sash pocket chisel by IBBOTSON (20-40).
38. A 9” bladed drawknife by JOHNSON, and a socketed
swan-neck mortise chisel (40-60).
39. A STANLEY knuckle joint lever cap adjustable block plane
(30-50).
40. Four early socketed ash handled chisels by WARD & PAYNE
(25-50).
41. Three cranked bladed Patternmakers’ gouges, all with
boxwood handles (20-40).
42. Five boat shaped spirit levels; four by RABONE, one
unnamed (50-70).
43. An extremely early hand forged hammer and an early axe
(possibly seventeeth century?) (30-50).
44. A RECORD 077A bullnose and a RECORD 080 scraper (40-60).
45. A STANLEY, made in USA, Model 200 plane blade
sharpening guide (10-20).
46. Two very early BAILEY patent metal shaves marked ‘July 19,
1858’ & ‘Aug 31, 1858’ (25-45).
47. A very unusual adjustable smoothing plane by MARPLES
(20-50).
48. An elegantly shaped beech bowsaw, complete with blade (20-40).
49. Four boat shaped spirit levels by E.PRESTON and RABONE
(20-40).
50. Four long bladed boxwood handled chisels all by MARPLES
(30-60).
51. A STANLEY USA model No.7 jointer with rosewood fittings
(50-70).
52. Two tools by E.PRESTON; a bench stop and a metal round
bottomed shave (25-50).
53. A metal combination square by ATHOL, Mass. USA,
complete (20-50).
54. Four matching boxwood handled incanel paring gouges (40-70).
55. Two keyholes padsaws, ebony handled and boxwood handled
examples (20-40).
56. A GAGE wood bottom smoothing plane, model number G35,
with iron throat and frog assembly (30-60).
57. Three small brass topped levels, one dated 1896 and another
dated 1918 (30-60).
58. A pair of brass trammels complete with pencil-holder (20-50).
59. A RECORD 778 adjustable rebate plane with fence and depth
stop (20-30).
60. A rare MARPLES ‘Shamrock Brand’ metal jointer, 22” long
(30-50).
61. A 17” long beech jack plane by EDWARD PRESTON with
original PRESTON cutter (30-70).
62. An unusual profile panel fielding plane complete with two
fences, by MELVILLE (20-50).
63. A RECORD 04 Stay-Set smoother with rosewood fittings
(30-50).
64. A rare model number 14 steel smoothing plane by SPIERS,
Ayr (50-70).
65. A good box of oilstones (10-20).
66. A good side axe (40-50).
67. A hand rule and a STANLEY scraper (10-20).
68. A rare SARGENT 607 block plane (20-30).
69. An unusual combination square (20-30).
83. A scarce STANLEY No.62 (20-30).
84. Three early iron braces (20-30).
85. A nineteenth century Coachmakers’ square with swivelling stock
and an ash eighteenth century Wheelwrights’ traveller (10-20).
86. A good iron smoothing plane. The handle needs repair (50-70).
87. Two iron bullnoses and a PRESTON bullnose (30-40).
88. An iron rebate and an iron shoulder plane (20-40).
89. A wonderful set of drawing instruments by
NORTON & GREGORY (40-70).
90. A very rare pair of calipers by SPIERS G++ (50-100).
91. An unusually small brass rolling rule, 9”, by STANLEY,
London (40-60).
92. A pair of brass barrell taps, one of them has a patented
locking mechanism to stop your servants stealing the wine !
(15-25).
93. A 12” boxwood proof rule by R.ATKINS, London, with
slide (20-40).
94. Two rosewood mortise gauges and an unusual marking
gauge (20-30).
95. A brass GTL smoothing plane (15-25).
96. A bench-mounted orange slicer for marmalade making, ‘The
Universal Marmalade Cutter’ by FOLLOWS & BATE (20-40).
97. Two moulding planes by FENN and three twist bits by
FENN (20-30).
98. Two rare Scottish planes; HOGG, Glasgow and ADAM
STARK, Edinburgh (20-30).
99. A double bitted axe (30-40).
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A good STANLEY No.46, complete (150-200).
A STANLEY No.45 (20-40).
A good STANLEY 31/2” Shipwrights’ slick (60-90).
A Shipwrights’ adze (25-40).
An EDWIN HANN No. 9 corrugated jointer, 191/2” (25-40).
A Wheelwrights’ tenon auger without depth stop (25-40).
A Wheelwrights’ tenon auger, complete with depth stop
(25-40).
Fourteen 18c moulding planes; W.SQUIRE, WILLIAMS,
Bristol, Wm MOSS (small stamp), IOHN HAZEY,
DARBEY, TOPSON(?), D.ROE, MOSS(large stamp),
I.SPURR MALTON, MUTTER, SHEPLEY, GABRIEL,
IOHN GREEN, and I.SYM (70-120).
Six No.4 planes (20-40).
Two iron bullnoses, one damaged (20-30).
A good No.3 and a good No.4 (15-25).
Two No.5s, one corrugated (20-30).
A scarce Coopers’ brace marked BLIGH, Whitechapel (30-50).
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A rare MILLERS FALLS ratchet brace (40-60).
Two scarce spokeshaves by STEARNS (20-30).
A STANLEY 9” steel level F (30-40).
A Wheelwrights’ tenon auger with depth stop (30-40).
A Wheelwrights’ tenon auger with depth stop (30-40).
A SARGENT double side rebate (20-30).
A good STANLEY 51/4 (40-60).
A good STANLEY 51/4 (40-60).
A rare RUMBOLD patent mortise plane in mint condition (50-80).
A NORRIS shoulder plane in need of a little tidying up
(80-120).
110. A good Engineers’ level (20-30).
111. An unusual brass sighting level (30-40).
112. An unusual brass and wood spokeshave (25-40).
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A good mahogany PRESTON level (50-80).
A rare STANLEY No. 190 (40-60).
A LEWIN plough with cutters (20-40).
A corner chisel (20-40).
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117 .A fantastic Woodcarvers’ set; 11 detachable gouges with
handle, all in a fitted case (120-180).
118. A very rare large adjustable Wheelwrights’ tenon machine
(80-120).
119. A very hard to find RECORD 08SS in good condition (100-140).
136. A quality brass chariot plane, steel sole, rosewood wedge
(60-90).
137. A CHAPLINS corrugated jointer, No.6 size (40-70).
138. A great starter kit for collecting metal planes; seven planes
by MILBRO, SHELTON, ACORN, MARPLES, I.SORBY,
RAPIER and WODEN (60-90).
139. A rare STANLEY 104 Liberty Bell smoothing plane (100-150)
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120. A very attractive 11” iron mitre plane (200-300).
121. A SARGENT 41/2 size smoother (25-40).
122. A scarce late production RECORD MARPLES 04 cast into
front of body (20-30).
123. An even rarer RECORD IRWIN 04, also cast into body (30-50).
124. A rare UNION No.8C jointer (70-100).
125. A scarce WINCHESTER No.6 size plane (40-60).
126. A rare GOVERNOR No.6 (30-50).
127. Two very rare No.3 planes; an ACORN No.3 and a
DUNLAP no.3 (40-60).
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A 51/2” iron chariot plane, hardwood wedge (60-90).
A very clean RECORD No.7, full iron. Little used (40-70).
A good STANLEY No.7 low knob (30-50).
A RECORD 044C in original box, complete and virtually
unused (20-40).
132. A good LEWIN plough complete with cutter (20-40).
133. A good side axe, 5” blade (30-50).
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140. A very rare UNION patented vertical post corrugated
smoothing plane, No.4 size (50-100).
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141. A very rare UNION corrugated smoothing plane, No.3 size
(30-50).
142. A VICTOR No.4 (20-30).
143. A STANLEY No.35 transitional (20-30).
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134. A rare UNION spokeshave (30-50).
135. A scarce WINCHESTER transitional No.3045 (50-70).
144. A pretty iron smoothing plane, ebony infill, with scroll
detail to the wedge (150-250).
145. A SEDGELEY No. S4 (20-30).
146. A NORRIS iron bullnose with original blade (100-150).
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147. A most unusual plane with double fence. This is a RAPIER
No.4 size with an adjustable fence on each side of the body.
The fence is marked PAT PENDING. In our opinion this is
a prototype developed by RAPIER which never went into
production. RARE (100-200).
148. A quality malleable iron shoulder plane with rosewood
infill, marked ‘M’ at the rear. Nice tight mouth (70-100).
149. A quality malleable iron shoulder plane with rosewood infill
marked ‘M’ at the rear, nice tight mouth, probably by
MARPLES as it has a Marples iron (70-100).
150. 15 various oilstones (20-30).
151. 20 various hammers & mallets & bangy tools (20-30).
168. Dozens of good screwdrivers (20-30).
169. Seven good metal spokeshaves (15-25).
170. Three unused TORMEC accessories ADV-5OD, SVM-45 and
SVX-150 (30-50).
171. A lovely brass cartridge making tool and wooden compactor
(30-50).
172. A 171/2” late model NORRIS A1, needs a tidying up. Original
iron (300-500).
173. A tray of dozens of nippy tools (20-30).
174. A tray of dozens of bangy tools (20-30).
175. Nine good oilstones (20-30).
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A 7” brass smoothing plane with walnut infill (100-150).
A RECORD 041/2 SS (30-50).
A Cabinetmakers’ jigger by MATHIESON (40-60).
A good STANLEY USA 41/2, low knob (30-50).
A good STANLEY 113 (60-90).
Two good STANLEY No.78s, both complete (30-40).
Two quality decorative levels (40-60).
A good side axe (25-40).
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152. A 10” brass mitre plane with dovetailed steel sole and beech
infill (200-300).
153. 13 metal spokeshaves (30-40).
154. 6 adjustable spokeshaves (30-50).
155. An unused STANLEY 13-052 ten blade plough in original
box (30-40).
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A little used 11/2” NORRIS shoulder plane iron (80-120).
A good early STANLEY 6041/2 BEDROCK (70-100).
A very rare STANLEY 93/4 (90-120).
A large mallet, 2 Patternmakers’ planes and a lock mortise
chisel (30-50).
A 5” iron chariot plane (40-70).
A beech brace and a pump drill (30-50).
Five miniature planes, three brass violin planes, a small ebony
jack plane, 3”, and a brass shave (200-300). (pic. IFC)
A STANLEY 71 in original box, complete, a STANLEY 90J
(UK), a brass Preston replica shave and two rules (40-60).
A rare RECORD breast drill (10-20).
A good complete RECORD 405 in good condition and in
original box (70-100).
A STANLEY 113 in need of cleaning up (40-60).
A rare early model BEDROCK 6051/2C, damaged a little bit
on the side ... like Tiger Woods. A good user or perfect for
rare spare parts (40-70).
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A dovetailed SPIERS smoothing plane G++/F (100-150).
A rare RECORD MARPLES 04 and a RECORD 05 (20-40).
A good STANLEY 51/2 (20-30).
A good RECORD 51/2 (20-30).
A rare 108 block plane, Type 1 (20-30).
Two good block planes (15-25).
A STANLEY box scraper (15-25).
An unused PARKSIDE bench grinder (20-30).
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A 6” iron Irish pattern chariot plane (50-80).
A RABONE boxwood rope gauge (20-40).
An ASTON & MANDER folding square (20-40).
A rare airtight plane by PRESTON (15-25).
Two butt gauges (30-40).
209. An extremely rare gunmetal PRESTON smoothing plane,
No.1354. Original iron (600-900). (pic. IFC)
210. A screwbox & tap and a Wheelwrights’ auger (20-30).
211. Two plumb bobs, one very large (50-80).
212. A PRESTON shoulder plane in need of tidying up (70-100).
213. A gunmetal chariot, slight damage to the front (50-80).
214. A STANLEY No.90J (UK) in box (25-35).
215. An unusual early swivelling vice (40-60).
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197. A scarce STANLEY No.13 type 2 (100-150).
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216. An early 18c hand adze (30-50).
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198. A scarce STANLEY A6 aluminium jack plane (100-200).
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199. A very rare MILLERS FALLS No.3 with the split lever cap
and marked PAT NO. 1822520 (50-80).
200. A 43/4” brass chariot plane, beech wedge and infill (60-90).
(pic. IFC)
201. A STANLEY USA No.3C with rosewood handle and knob (30-40).
202. Two tenon saws and a bowsaw (20-40).
203. An unusual MATHIESON inclinometer (broken vial) in need
of restoration (300-500).
204. A PRESTON reeder, a PRESTON saw and a mortise gauge
(25-35).
205. A STANLEY No.92 and a No.90 (60-80).
206. Two RECORD bullnoses (40-60).
207. Two bullnoses (one gunmetal) (45-65).
217. A very rare solid boxwood screwstem plough (unnamed)
(100-150).
218. A joist brace and a rule with level (25-45).
219. Two boxes of unusual Leatherworkers’ reels
220. A rare set of lignum vitae Plumbers’ bodkins (40-60).
221. A Scotch Pattern brace and a plated brace needing restoration
(20-30).
222
222. A very unusual patented axe (40-70).
223. A Fireman’s axe, complete with belt and cane (20-40).
224
208
208. A 5” steel mitre plane, rosewood infill (100-150).
224. A bridle plough by HIGGS (80-120).
225.
226.
227.
228.
229.
230.
Two bullnoses (30-50).
A good British side axe (25-40).
A TIRANTI Carvers’ vice (20-40).
A good pair of side rebates and a toothing plane (25-40).
A good iron shoulder plane (40-70).
A STANLEY No.112 (no blade) (70-100).
241
231
231. A rare 51/2” PRESTON shoulder plane (80-120).
241. A very rare late model STANLEY No.41 MILLERS patent,
complete with filaster fence and nine cutters (500-700).
242. Two good boxwood screwboxes & taps, 5/8” and 1/2” (40-60).
243. A LEWIN plough in wooden box, complete (30-40).
244. A jackplane, a good moving filaster, 11 moulding planes, a
router, a gauge and a shave (30-50).
245. Two good mortise gauges and 2 brass topped levels (50-80).
246. Three good PRESTON shaves and two Leatherworkers’
shaves (30-50).
247. A good low knob STANLEY 51/2 and a matching 41/2 (40-60).
232
248
232. An extremely scarce handled ebony stemmed bridle plough
by MACKIE (200-300).
233. A good iron smoothing plane (50-80).
234. Two good brass back saws (15-25).
248. A rare ‘Greenslade styled’ brass stemmed beech plough
plane. Rosewood wedge and nuts (200-300).
249. A good UNION Engineers’ tool box (50-80).
250. A wooden Engineers’ tool box with sliding drawers (50-80).
251. A fantastic box of plane spares; handles, knobs (many rosewood), frogs, 778 fences, lever caps (one SS 41/2), blades ...
and much, much more (50-100).
235
235. A rare STANLEY 1011/2 (150-250).
236. Two lovely hardwood bench planes; an elm badger and a
decorative zebrawood jackplane (50-80).
237. A good early hand adze (20-40).
238. A good early hand adze (20-40).
239. A pretty gunmetal chariot plane (pic. IFC)
252
252. A good original NORRIS No.2, dovetailed, rosewood. Norris
iron (250-350).
240
253
240. A rare 103/8” dovetailed steel mitre plane by BUCK.
Rosewood infill and wedge G++ (250-400).
253. A good BEDROCK 604 (80-120).
254. A STANLEY No.12 (40-60).
255. An 18c hand adze (30-50).
285
256
256.
257.
258.
259.
260.
261.
262.
263.
264.
265.
266.
267.
268.
269.
270.
271.
272.
273.
274.
275.
276.
277
A rare bridle plough by WILSON, Glasgow (80-120).
25 good moulding planes (25-40).
25 good moulding planes (25-40).
25 good moulding planes (25-40).
25 good moulding planes (25-40).
25 good moulding planes (25-40).
25 good moulding planes (25-40).
A Wheelwrights’ router (10-20).
Four moving filasters (30-50).
A good box of Coachmakers’ planes (30-50).
Two unusual planes for restoration; a handled boxwood
plough and 5-reed (20-40).
A Coachmakers’ smoother and a Wheelwrights’ rounder (20-30).
Two very unusual planes and a tailed L&R snipe bill and a
wooden double side rebate (30-50).
Seven complex moulding planes (2 twin irons) (30-50).
Five plough planes, some needing restoration (20-40).
Six ploughs and filasters, some needing restoration (20-40).
A Wheelwrights’ rounder (replaced wedge) (20-40).
A rare boxwood smoother by MATHIESON (50-80).
Three good spill planes (40-60).
A STANLEY No.40 scrub plane (30-40).
A toothing plane and a chamfer plane (20-40).
Two STANLEY No. 100s and a RAPIER 043, complete
285.
286.
287.
288.
289.
290.
291.
292.
293.
294.
295.
A MARPLES X4 smoother. Scarce (50-80).
A STANLEYNo.5 and a No.51/2 (20-30).
25 good moulding planes (25-40).
22 good moulding planes (25-40).
17 beech smoothing planes (15-20).
13 beech smoothing planes (15-20).
8 dado planes (20-40).
A MILLERS FALLS boring machine (100-200).
Eight jackplanes and 6 smoothing planes (20-40).
A GOODALL PRATT iron saw (10-20).
A RECORD T5, no side handle (20-30).
296
296. A STANLEY No.10. Good usable condition (60-90).
297. Six good block planes (60-80).
298. A STANLEY 41/2, two No.4s and a No.3 (British) (20-40).
299
278
278.
279.
280.
281.
A GAGE No.G30 Transitional G++/F (50-80).
Eight small beech planes (25-40).
Four good complex moulding planes (20-40).
Sixteen 18c moulding planes; I.ROGERS, CHILD, HAZEY,
BLIZARD, MADOX, I.GREEN, MOSS(2), FROGATT,
MUTTER late MOSELEY, GABRIEL(3), WHEELER(2),
BOWN
282. Five rare 18c moulding planes; COGDELL, I.ROGERS,
JOHN LAYTON BANBURY, IENNION, and PHILIPSON
283. Four leather tapes (10-20).
284. A good RECORD 06 (20-30).
299.
300.
301.
302.
303.
304.
305.
306.
A lovely 171/2” iron Scottish panel plane G++ (150-200).
An assortment of wooden moulding planes (25-40).
An iron shoulder plane, needs cleaning (30-50).
A good dovetailed rebate plane (40-60).
A STANLEY No.22 transitional plane (20-30).
A good STANLEY No.92 in original box (40-70).
A RAPIER 043 in original box (20-30).
A STANLEY 45 with cutters (30-45).
326.
327.
328.
329.
330.
331.
332.
307
307.
308.
309.
310.
311.
312.
313.
A good iron smoothing plane (50-80).
A good Coachmakers’ side axe, 6” blade (20-40).
22 moulding planes (20-30).
Five adze heads (40-60).
A good pair of drawer bore pins (20-30).
20 heavy chisels (40-70).
43 various chisels (60-80)..
333.
334.
335.
336.
337.
338.
A good box of archimedes drills (20-40).
A good box of combination tools and gimlets (10-20).
A rare PRESTON stringing router, No.1396S (20-40).
A PRESTON reeder, a PRESTON router, a PRESTON
filaster shave and a sash ovolo shave (damaged) (40-60).
Three good PRESTON sash shaves (60-90).
A box of Leatherworkers’ tools (15-25).
Three rare squares; a Coachmakers’ steel square, a
PRESTON Coachmakers’ 3-armed square and a PRESTON
sliding steel bevel (50-80).
Five 18c calipers and dividers (20-40).
Four 18c dividers (20-40).
Ten ratchet braces (20-30).
A box of good tools (10-20).
Ten early iron braces including two Scotch pattern (20-40).
A good box of oilcans and brass greaseguns (20-40).
339
314
314.
315.
316.
317.
318.
319.
A good RECORD T5 with side handle (50-80).
27 various gouges (20-30).
Three good bruzzes (30-40).
Two good paring chisels (15-20).
Two good pocket chisels (20-30).
Three large chisels (30-40).
339. An early SPIERS smoothing plane with screw sides
(150-200).
340. A box of 12 beech and steel smoothers (10-20).
341. A tray of good tools (10-20).
342. A good box of miscellaneous sawsets (10-200.
343. 12 handsaws, including 4 Jewellers’ saws (20-30).
344. 9 quality mortise and cutting gauges (40-70).
345. Two brass stemmed mortise gauges and a brass framed
gauge (30-50).
346. 20 good hammers (10-20).
347. 15 iron braces (20-30).
320
320.
321.
322.
323.
324.
A NORRIS shoulder plane needs tidying up (80-120).
Four good bruzzes (30-40).
Three good bruzzes (30-40).
A collection of drawbore pins (10-20).
13 heavy gouges (40-70).
325
325. A SPIERS smoothing plane, needs tidying up (100-120).
348
348. A SPIERS smoothing plane, needs tidying up (80-120).
349. Four unusual iron braces (20-40).
350. Two plated Sheffield braces, one with damaged head
(30-50).
351. Three wooden braces needing a little restoration (20-40).
352. Four strapped hammers and an Upholsterers’ hammer
(15-30).
353. Two Lancashire pattern handsaws (20-30).
354. Six unusual OWT routers (20-30).
355. A quality craftsman made saw vice and three early small
saws (20-40).
356. A tray of good Leatherworkers’ tools (30-50).
357. A tray of good Leatherworkers’ tools (30-50).
358. A box of wooden planes for restoration (10-20).
359.
360.
361.
362.
363.
364.
A box of various tools (10-20).
26 chisels, many of them oval mortise chisels (30-40).
Two STANLEY scrapers, one a Number 82 (20-40).
A rare RECORD 070 scraper (20-40).
A box of six various early axes and hammers (10-20).
A comprehensive selection of Sailmakers’ tools; fids,
needles, etc. (20-40).
365. 20 turning tools (50-70).
366. Four squares (20-30).
BYGONES
401.
402.
403.
404.
405.
An iron eel trap and an early mousetrap (20-40).
Two bread rasps (30-40).
An early daisy remover and a bobbin (20-30).
A rare double ended screwdriver (20-30).
A pair of sugar pliers, a magnifying glass, a herb chopper
and a nutcracker and candle snuffer (20-30).
367
367. A four-slide boxwood Excise rule (80-120).
368. 20 folding rules (40-60).
369. 20 rules, some folding (30-50).
370
406
406.
407.
408.
409.
410.
411.
412.
413.
370. An unusual boxwood twofold rule by BRADBURY with
brass bevel G++ (50-80).
371. Seven twofold 2’ rules (50-70).
372. Six various long rules (40-70).
373. Three foot rules (30-40).
374. Six various rules (30-40).
375. Two dipping rules; one fourfold and one twofold (20-40).
376. Assorted unusual rules including a Boatbuilders’ bevel and
an unusual twofold 13” rule (50-80).
377. Ten squares (20-40).
378. Seven bevels and an angle divider (30-40).
379. Two bevels; one adjustable and one brass framed (25-35).
380. 20 various mortise and marking gauges (30-50).
381. Ten quality hardwood mortise gauges (60-80).
382. A tray of good miscellaneous tools (10-20).
383. A box of large auger bits (10-20).
384. Five squares (10-15).
385. A PRESTON bullnose and a RECORD bullnose (30-40).
386. A brass bullnose and an iron bullnose (30-40).
387. Two mitre squares and a mitre template (20-30).
388. Four panel gauges, two squares, three padsaws, a STANLEY
router and 17 screwdrivers (10-20).
389. Two wooden squares, 11 steel rules, 4 boxwood rules,
3 levels and a boxwood parallel rule (20-30).
390. A box of 22 spirit levels (50-80).
391. A box of 12 MARPLES carving chisels (60-80).
392. Three adjustable block planes (30-50).
393. Ten block planes (20-40).
394. Seventeen block planes (20-40).
395. A small PRESTON bullnose (20-40).
396. A steel rebate and an iron chariot plane (40-50)
397. A RECORD 080 and a STANLEY 271 (20-40).
398. Five drawknives (30-40).
399. Two STANLEY No.6 planes (20-40).
400. Three STANLEY No.41/2s and two No.4s (30-50).
An early dental tool (50-100).
A KUKRI knife and a rare Solemakers’ clamp (20-40).
A model steam engine (50-100).
A lovely SINGER sewing machine in its original oak
desktop (50-100).
A set of brass jugs, two flat irons, two cowbells, two antique
pulleys, and a collection of branding irons (20-40).
An early Miner’s lamp (20-30).
A box of good bygones; flat irons etc. etc. etc.
A good box of various animal traps (40-60).
414
414.
415.
416.
417.
An eighteenth century sack hook (20-30).
An early Victorian brass grease gun (20-40).
A collection of nine penknives (20-30).
Three unusual corkscrews and a pair of champagne pliers
with a corkscrew (20-40).
418. Six herb choppers (30-40).
419. A rare asparagus saw (20-30).
420
420.
421.
422.
423.
424.
A lovely pair of sugar nippers, complete (30-50).
Half a LUND patent corkscrew and a herb chopper (10-20).
A collection of nine knives (10-20).
An interesting and early iron Engineers’ level (20-40).
A brass GTL smoothing plane (20-40).
WOODWORKING TOOLS
425. An unusual iron smoother with attractive brass lever cap (50-100).
426. A SPIERS smoother for restoration (70-100).
427. A STANLEY No.20 compass plane (50-80).
450
428
428.
429.
430.
431.
432.
433.
434.
435.
436.
A good clean RECORD 020 (70-100).
A STANLEY VICTOR No.20 (50-70).
A SLATER iron chariot for restoration (30-50).
An attractive and unusual iron smoother (70-100).
A UNION compass plane (70-100).
A good RECORD 073 in need of a clean (50-70).
A STANLEY 113 compass plane (50-80).
An incomplete Preston 311 style shoulder plane (30-50).
A SLATER smoother for restoration (50-70).
450. Three quality mortise gauges including a scarce combined
mortise & marking gauge (60-90).
451. A Leatherworkers’ plough plane (20-40).
452. A rare PRESTON double side rebate (missing one adjuster)
(40-60).
453. An attractive pair of brass trammells and a solid brass router
(50-80).
454. A quality brass and rosewood bowdrill and bow (100-150).
455. A rare British 3” slick by GILPIN (60-90).
456. A hard to find 15” ebony square with combined level F
(50-80).
457. A brass framed ebony square and a mitre square (50-80).
458. A rare 10” brass and steel swivelling Coachmakers’ square
(80-120).
459. A lovely European jointer, solid boxwood (30-50).
460. Four 18c tools, two bevels, a turnscrew and a square (25-40).
461. Three good brass topped levels (25-40).
462. Three good brass topped levels (25-40).
463
437
437.
438.
439.
440.
441.
442.
443.
A NORRIS post war A5. Needs cleaning up (150-200).
A war-finish RECORD 04SS (20-30).
A chunky brass smoothing plane for restoration (40-70).
A rare brass GTL No.3 size (20-30).
A STANLEY No.90 in original box (30-40).
Six caulking irons (30-50).
A SLATER bullnose and a GRANBY bullnose with no iron
(30-40).
444. Three STANLEY 66s, incomplete (20-40).
445. Seven brass topped levels, a boat bevel and 4 folding rules
including a four-fold dipping rule (60-90).
463. A lovely 5” solid brass level with ‘HMS Victory’ under the
bubble (60-90).
464. Six brass topped levels, a small bevel and a small
spokeshave (40-70).
465. Five early wooden planes including two gutter planes (20-30).
466. 57 carving chisels (150-250).
467. 23 good moulding planes (25-40).
468. Five paring gouges, 2 paring chisels (one by MATHIESON)
(50-70).
469. Ten mortise chisels (50-80).
470. A 2” chisel, a corner chisel and a large gouge (20-40).
471. A pair of side snipes (15-25).
472. A rare dovetail plane and a dado (30-50).
473. Four wide complex moulding planes (one with filled
wormholes) (40-60).
474. A good complex twin iron moulding plane (30-50).
475. Three European planes, one dated ‘1909’ (30-50).
446
446.
447.
448.
449.
An early iron Violinmakers’ plane. No iron or wedge (30-50).
An early turnscrew, a rolling rule and two archimedes drills (20-30).
An early style STANLEY BEDROCK 6041/2 (40-60).
A PRESTON reeder and a PRESTON quirk router
(incomplete) (30-50).
476
476. A panel raising plane by I.SYM G++ (50-80).
477. A Coachmakers’ smoothing plane by GREENSLADE and a
drip bead plane (25-40).
478. A chamfer plane and a handrail plane (20-30).
479. Two eighteenth century ploughs, one by MADOX (40-60).
480. An unusual screwstem plough (30-50).
481
481.
482.
483.
484.
485.
486.
487.
488.
498
A good plated brace by HOWARTH (50-80).
A handled KIMBERLEY plough with key (100-200).
A good screwstem filaster by MATHIESON (50-80).
A good sash filaster by SIMS and a handrail plane by
HAMBLETON (40-50).
A beech plated brace and a Chairmakers’ brace (40-60).
A good beech plated brace by Wm. MARPLES (50-80).
Three Leatherworkers’ tools including a French pricking
wheel (50-70).
Four good unusual boxwood rules, a Boatbuilders’ bevel, an
attractive level in leather case, a small ebony square and two
pairs of iron dividers (60-90).
498. A lovely pair of eighteenth century 61/2” trammells (60-90).
499. A good box of tools; side filaster, wooden clamps, leather
tools, plough irons, mortise and marking gauges etc. etc. etc.
(30-50).
500. A good clean STANLEY 55 complete with four boxes of
cutters (150-250).
501. A STANLEY scraper and a Leatherworkers’ washer cutter
(15-20).
502
489
502. A very rare 12” DISSTON handsaw in great condition
(40-60).
503. A lovely eighteenth century wooden clamp (20-40).
504. Two brassback saws and two padsaws (20-40).
505
489. A lovely European plough plane, beautiful patina to the
cormier wood (40-60).
490. A good brass framed bevel (30-50).
491. Two contemporary plumb bobs, ivory and boxwood
(50-80).
505. A lovely solid brass saw with ebony handle (80-120).
506. Two adzes (25-40).
507. An early European axe (20-40).
492
492.
493.
494.
495.
Two European 19c ebony rules (50-80).
Eight Planemakers’ floats (50-70).
Two good bowsaws (25-40).
A good 3/4” screwbox and tap and an adjustable wooden
spokeshave (20-40).
496. A scarce twin iron side bead, a Coopers’ shave, 2
Wheelwrights’ rounders and a Coachmakers’ rounder
(30-50).
497. A good drawknife and a Coopers’ round shave (20-40).
508
508. A prewar NORRIS A2 (replaced iron) (200-300).
526
509
509. A post war NORRIS A5 (150-200).
526.
527.
528.
529.
530.
531.
532.
533.
A SPIERS dovetailed rebate plane (80-120).
A box of good plane spares; blades, fences, knobs etc. (30-40).
17 padsaws (30-50).
14 various plumb bobs (30-50).
Two and a half pairs of trammells (15-25).
Three good pairs of trammells (30-50).
Two early timber scribes (20-40).
Two Millwrights’ bill and thrifts (20-30).
510
534
510. A 141/2” post war NORRIS A1 (200-300).
534. An attractive pair of 7” steel trammells (30-40).
535. Four good bed spanners (15-25).
511
536
511. An extremely rare 151/2” NORRIS A13 (replaced iron)
(700-1200).
512. An early iron smoothing plane with rosewood infill (60-90).
513. Three Wheelwrights’ travellers (40-60).
514. 13 iron spokeshaves (30-50).
515. Two lock mortise chisels (25-40).
516. Three STANLEY No.66s (30-50).
517. A PRESTON chamfer shave (20-40).
518. A rare UNION spokeshave (20-40).
519. Four PRESTON spokeshaves (30-40).
520. Five screwboxes, three with taps (20-40).
521. Five drawknives (20-25).
522. Three metal plough planes, incomplete, and a good body &
fence of a STANLEY 46 (40-60).
523. A RECORD 044 with cutters and a RECORD 050 with
cutters (20-40).
524. 21 moulding planes (20-40).
525. A tray of good miscellaneous tools (20-30).
536.
537.
538.
539.
540.
541.
A RECORD 073 (40-80).
30 wooden spokeshaves (50-80).
Six block planes (15-25).
Two STANLEY No.78s, complete (20-30).
Two STANLEY No.78s, complete (20-30).
A RECORD 042 with a wooden lever cap but still a good
usable tool (30-50).
542. Three adjustable wooden spokeshaves (20-30).
543. Two iron chariot planes (20-40).
544. Five drawknives (50-80).
545
545. A European stair saw (20-30).
546. Two RECORD 778 planes (25-40).
547.
548.
549.
550.
551.
552.
553.
Two No.4s and a No.5 (20-30).
A tray of good tools (20-30).
An incredibly rare PEAVEY (50-100).
A rare Tinkers’ Hobbel (30-50).
A box of 100 veneer samples (20-30).
A good box of plough irons (20-30).
Forty various carving tools (some regular gouges included)
(60-100).
573.
574.
575.
576.
577.
578.
579.
580.
581.
582.
Two good billhooks and a hand adze (20-40).
A STANLEY No.50S in the original box (15-25).
Two RECORD No.5 planes (15-25).
Two RECORD No.5 planes (15-25).
Two Coachmakers’ routers and a coach door jack plane (20-40).
A box of engineering tools, six glasscutters and three
patented button wrenches (20-40).
Four No.4 smoothing planes (15-25).
Four No.4 smoothing planes (15-25).
A good collection of sash planes; a filaster, a twin iron
scribing plane, templates, dripbead, ogee and side filaster
(30-40).
A tray of good tools (20-30).
554
554.
555.
556.
557.
558.
559.
A RECORD 020C, unused and in original box (70-100).
Eight No.4 smoothing planes (50-80).
A good STANLEY No.3 and a brass GTL (20-30).
Ten beech jack and tri planes (10-20).
Four good bowsaws (20-40).
A STANLEY fibreboard plane and a RECORD fibreboard
plane (20-40).
560. A huge tray of large auger bits (50-80).
583
583.
584.
585.
586.
587.
561
588.
561. A STANLEY oddjob No.1 (50-80).
562. A good RECORD 073 shoulder plane in a wooden box
(50-80).
563. Five good b/b tenon saws (30-50).
564. Two b/b tenon saws by DISSTON (20-40).
565. Four good b/b tenon saws (30-40).
566. 15 various hammers, axes and mallets (20-30).
567. Three good strapped hammers (20-30).
568. Seven Coachmakers’ routers (20-40).
569. Two Carvers’ mallets and two Carvers’ vices (20-40).
589.
590.
591.
592.
593.
A RECORD 2506 in original box (20-30).
21 various early dividers and calipers (40-70).
A collection of Leatherworkers’ tools (20-30).
A craftsman made butt gauge, a rare WINGFIELD &
ROWBOTHAM block plane and a MILLERS FALLS
combination tool (20-30).
A good box of tools; levels, screwbox & tap, Plumbers’
tools, carving tools, scribes, name stamps etc. etc. (30-40).
An early turnscrew, adjustable dividers, Violinmakers’
marker, archimedes drill (20-40).
Three gluepots , 5 sharpening stones and six honing guides
(20-40).
Four good OWT routers (20-30).
A collection of various drills and braces and 14 chisels &
gouges (20-40).
A box of Coopers’ tools (20-40).
A box of 27 various saws (20-30).
570
594
570. A rare combination sash and moving filaster by
MATHIESON, No.17 (50-80).
571. A good box of plane spares (20-40).
572. A box of incomplete STANLEY and RECORD smoothing
planes for spares (20-40).
594. Five good clean complex moulding planes (50-80).
595. A Planemakers’ mould of a Scottish smoother and a
miniature rebate (20-30).
596. A HOBBIES fretsaw machine (30-50).
597. A rare STANLEY chisel plane, Type II (50-80).
598
632
598. A STANLEY No.79, unused (20-40).
599. An original Trade Logo (framed) of DANIEL MOSS,
Worcester, Trunk Maker (20-30).
600. A Wheelwrights’ dovetail chuck with universal joint
(20-40).
601. A huge turnscrew, a straight edge and a square (15-25).
602. A good adze and a large axe (20-40).
603. Two good adzes (20-40).
604. Two adzes (20-30).
605. Four huge frame saws (30-50).
606. Three large frame saws (20-30).
607. Three small bowsaws (20-30).
608. A contemporary yew wood bowsaw with duck carved detail
(30-50).
609. A Wheelwrights’ felloe saw. RARE (40-60).
610. Four large crosscut saws (10-20).
611. 16 various handsaws (30-40).
612. Three early handsaws (20-30).
613. Five DISSTON handsaws (20-40).
614. A rare Emsecker, patent mitre clamp, ‘Norwich’ (30-40).
615. A roofing square and Tailors’ square, a T square and a
yardstick (20-40).
616
616. A pretty pair of 41/2” brass trammells (30-50).
617. Two early iron wrenches, two augers, a Butchers’ cleaver
and a wooden ??? (20-40).
618. A rare Coopers’ chime maul (20-30).
619. Two of the rarest tool catalogues in history; volumes 1 and 2
Hughes & Murdoch (40-60).
620. ‘Antique Dovetail Instruments’ by Elisabeth Bennion
(10-20).
621. Three early Trade catalogues; Buck & Hickman, Tyzack,
and Melhuish (40-70).
622. A rare copy of the Carpenters’ Guide by Peter Nicholson
(needs slight restoration) (50-80).
623. 27 various trade catalogues and books on woodwork and
construction (30-50).
624. 17 various books on woodworking reprints of the
‘Woodworker’ (20-30).
625. A box of old tool auction catalogues (20-30).
626. 20 various books on furniture and furniture making (20-40).
627. A box of old copies of ‘Carpenter & Builder’ (10-20).
628. A box of over 40 books on trades, woodworking etc. etc. (30-50).
629. Five publications on old woodworking tools by Philip
Walker, ’Ancient Carpenters’ Tools’ by Mercer, ‘Antique
Woodworking Tools’ by Dunbar, ‘History of Woodworking
Tools‘ by Goodman.
630. A collection of trade catalogues; PETTY & SONS,
BORRELL & FILS, NURSE, COOPER & SONS, TOGA, HARRIS, STANLEY No.34, STANLEY UK, GLEAVE, NORRIS
(reprint), and COLLIER’ The Tool House’
631. An 18” brass rolling rule and a STANLEY 69 with fence (30-50).
632. A good STANLEY USA No.101/2 (50-80).
633
633. A good iron shoulder plane, rosewood infill (40-70).
634
634.
635.
636.
637.
A scarce skew mouthed dovetailed badger plane, 11” long (70-100).
Seven good Carvers’ mallets (50-80).
A good side axe and a hatchet (30-45).
A boxed RECORD 05, a STANLEY No.71, a STANLEY
No.4 and a T rabbett plane (20-30).
638
638. An 8” x 3/4” dovetailed steel rebate plane by NORRIS G++
(100-150).
639. A very rare 8” x 11/2” dovetailed skew steel shoulder plane
by NORRIS (bruised wedge) (100-150).
640
640. A good postwar NORRIS A5 (150-200).
653
642
641. A STANLEY No,12 (30-50).
642. A good dovetailed NORRIS No.2 smoothing plane. Original
iron (200-300).
643. A rare MARPLES transitional G++/F (30-50).
653. A 1” PRESTON shoulder plane and a small PRESTON
bullnose (100-150).
654. A tray of miscellaneous tools (10-20).
655. A tray of miscellaneous tools (10-20).
656. A lovely collection of wooden Victorian plaster moulds with
exotic carvings (50-100).
657. A 131/2” iron infill panel plane. Needs cleaning (60-100).
658. A bronze smoother for restoration (20-30).
659. A RECORD 311 (30-45).
660. A pretty iron smoothing plane for restoration (40-60).
661. A RECORD 073 shoulder plane (chipped mouth) (40-70).
662. An iron shoulder plane for restoration (30-50).
663. A Spiers styled smoothing plane for restoration (30-50).
664. A RECORD 020 compass plane (40-70).
644
644. A 101/2” SPIERS dovetailed mitre plane G++ (300-500).
645. A 9” STANLEY transitional (20-30).
665
665. A STANLEY No.10 (50-70).
646
666
646. A scarce STANLEY No.72 (150-250).
647
647.
648.
649.
650.
651.
652.
A hard-to-find PRESTON No.15 (Stanley No.5 size) (80-120).
A STANLEY No.6 and a STANLEY No.4 (20-25).
Two spokeshaves, a level, a bevel and a square (15-25),
A STANLEY VICTOR No.20 (40-70).
A DISSTON saw and a brass back tenon saw (15-25).
A STANLEY 55 with cutters in wooden box (80-120).
666. An attractive 6” brass shoulder plane (50-80).
667. A PRESTON reeder and a STANLEY No.98 (30-50).
668. A MILLERS FALLS smoothing plane and a RECORD No.3
(20-30).
669. A chariot plane and a RECORD 077 bullnose (20-40).
670. A good Sheffield brace and a rare Undertakers’ brace
(50-80).
671. A PRESTON double side rebate and a RECORD double side
rebate (40-70).
672. A small hand adze and a STANLEY scraper (20-40).
673. Two caulking mallet heads (no handles) (20-30).
674. A STANLEY BEDROCK 605 (30-60).
675. A very rare PRESTON smoothing plane, sadly incomplete
(10-20).
676. A STANLEY 113 compass plane (40-70).
677. Four caulking irons and a caulking mallet (30-50).
678. A STANLEY No.271 and a RECORD 778 (30-50).
679. Two cabinet scrapers (15-20).
680. A long rule, two folding rules, two mitre templates, a brass
rule and two levels (20-40).
681. A brass GTL and an incomplete STANLEY No.45 (20-40).
682. A good box of tools; drawing instruments, calipers,
archimedes drills, steel mallet, DISSTON saw, oilcans etc.
etc. etc. (40-60).
683. A large gluepot and two saw vices (20-30).
684. Two boxes of Jewellers’ tools in fitted cases (20-40).
685. A Sheffield beech brace for restoration (10-20).
686. A mitre square, a mitre template & a mortise gauge (20-40).
687. Two dado planes and a solid boxwood filaster (40-60).
688. Ten good moulding planes and a plough plane (20-40).
689. Six good boxwood rules and two leather tapes (30-50).
690. A STANLEY catalogue No.34, a TOGA catalogue and two
tiny pocket books (20-30).
691. Four miniature planes and a plumb bob (30-50).
692. Two ivory rules (30-50).
693
693.
694.
695.
696.
A 53/4” brass shoulder plane (40-60).
A good RECORD 041/2 C (20-40).
An iron shoulder plane, rosewood infill (30-50).
An iron shoulder plane, rosewood infill (30-50).
697
697. A craftsman made Norris styled smoothing plane (50-100).
698. A RECORD 07 (30-40).
699. A tray of good tools: brace and bits, mallet, hammers,
plough irons, vernier gauge, a spokeshave and three mortise
chisels (20-40).
700. A good complete STANLEY No.55 (100-200).
701
701.
702.
703.
704.
A good complete STANLEY No.55 in original box (100-200).
Two good saws and a folding yardstick (15-25).
A good drawknife and an ebony square (15-25).
A roofing square and a pair of trammells (15-25).
705
705. A set of bevel edge
paring chisels by SORBY (70-100).
706. A STANLEY VICTOR No.20 (50-80).
707. A dovetailed steel shoulder plane by SPIERS (80-120).
708. A SPIERS smoother for restoration (60-90).
709. A box of good tools; a STANLEY 99, 2 saws, a square,
hones, chisels etc. and a veneer hammer (30-40).
710. A Portalathe (20-30).
711. Three brassback tenon saws (20-30).
712. A STANLEY No.71 and four metal spokeshaves (20-30).
713. Eight various micrometers (40-60).
714. A beech brace, a joist brace, a beech plough, two squares
and an adjustable spanner (30-50).
715. Six good block planes (30-40).
716. Four metal smoothing planes (20-30).
717. Four metal smoothing planes (20-30).
718. Three metal smoothing planes (20-30).
719. A good STANLEY No.7 (30-40).
720. An iron infill smoothing plane (15-25).
721. A set of five STANLEY chisels in original wooden box (20-30).
722. Two good sash clamps (20-30).
723. A brass hydrometer in a wooden box (10-20).
724. Six good block planes (20-30).
725. 21 moulding planes (15-25).
726. Four good complex moulding planes (20-40).
727. Seven metal planes, varying condition (20-30).
728. Seven metal planes, varying condition (20-30).
729. A brass GTL and a STANLEY No.3 (20-40),
730. A RECORD 03 and a RECORD 04SS (20-40).
731. 23 moulding planes (20-30).
732. 24 moulding planes (20-30).
733. 19 moulding planes (20-30).
734. Seven metal bench planes (20-30).
735. 14 metal planes (20-30).
736. 9 metal smoothing planes (20-30).
737. 10 metal smoothing planes (20-30).
738. 25 various hammers (10-20).
739. 25 various hammers (10-20).
740. 25 various hammers (10-20).
741. 20 axes (10-20).
742. A tray of clamps (10-20).
743. 22 squares (10-20).
744. 21 various oilstones (20-30).
745. 17 billhooks (20-30).
746. 10 block planes (10-20).
747. 9 block planes (10-20).
748. Three paring chisels with aluminium handles (10-15).
749. Three levels, four bevels, a square and seven rules (20-30).
750. Six metal spokeshaves (5-10).
751. Seven penknives (10-20).
752. A good box of plane spares (20-30).
753. 13 brass blowlamps (20-30).
754. 13 brass blowlamps (20-30).
755. 38 mortise gauges (20-30).
756. 18 spokeshaves (20-30).
757.
758.
759.
760.
761.
762.
763.
764.
765.
766.
767.
768.
769.
770.
771.
772.
773.
774.
775.
776.
777.
778.
779.
780.
781.
782.
783.
10 decorative truncheons (20-30).
4 drawknives (20-30).
Three small bowsaws and a pair of drawbore pins (20-30).
65 chisels and gouges (40-70).
A selection of saws and padsaws (20-30).
A box of good tools (10-20).
A box of wooden planes, ploughs and filasters and a brace (20-30).
A tray of 13 oilcans of various sizes, and two brass fire
extinguishers (20-30).
A box of wooden smoothing planes (20-40).
A good box of hundreds of nippy things including sheep
shears (30-40).
A box of 10 miniature planes (20-40).
A tray of screwdrivers (10-20).
A good box of drills and breast drills (30-50).
A box of axes (20-40).
A tray of 25 hand scythes (20-40).
A box of wooden smoothing planes (20-40).
A pretty decorated 6” European smoothing plane (50-100).
A twin iron stick and sash by GREENFIELD TOOL CO.
(20-30).
A rare nickel plated, non adjustable, PRESTON bullnose,
No.1347 (30-40).
A quality oak mallet, a moulding plane, 2 mortise gauges and a
cutting gauge and 2 incomplete metal combination planes (15-25)
An unusual iron brace, a STANLEY No.80 and a spokeshave
(15-25).
Two STANLEY No.80 scrapers (20-30).
A scarce MILLERS FALLS No.75 block plane, an iron bullnose
and 2 small block planes including a STANLEY 100 (30-40).
A good RECORD T5, no side handle (20-40).
A good RECORD T5, no side handle (20-40).
A good RECORD T5, no side handle (20-40).
A good RECORD T5, no side handle (20-40).
784
784. A very clean MATHIESON smoothing plane (80-120).
785. 25 carving gouges and a mallet (100-150).
786
786. A BEDROCK 606 (70-100).
787. A brass GTL, a STANLEY knuckle joint plane, a very
unusual steel rebate, a PRESTON iron router and an incomplete STANLEY No.99
788
788. A rare WINGFIELD & ROWBOTHAM smoothing plane
(50-80).
789. Three unusual drilling tools; a scarce RAPIER brace, an
unusual ratchet brace & RECORD drill (30-50).
790. A very unusual swivelling bench vice, a rare patented vice by
WILSON and two unusual G type clamps designed to accommodate a sash cramp on the bench (30-50).
791. Three drawknives (15-25).
792. An unusual shooting plane by NURSE and an iron shoulder
plane for restoration (40-60).
793. A steel rebate (damaged wedge), a STANLEY No.79 and a
brass bullnose for restoration (40-60).
794. An iron bullnose and a PRESTON bullnose (25-40).
795. A sighting level, a brass rule, a level, planishing hammer,
bevel, float, unusual chisel, a STANLEY 97 gauge and a
twofold rule (40-60).
796. 25 moulding planes (20-30).
797. 25 moulding planes (20-30).
798. 50 moulding planes (30-50).
799. 20 turning tools (50-80).
800
800. An extremely scarce smoothing plane, 83/4” by the DAVIS
LEVEL & TOOL CO., Springfield, Massachusetts (18671892) (600-900).
801. A plough with irons and 15 moulding planes (20-30).
802. A rare SARGENT VBM smoothing plane (40-60).
803. A STANLEY No.10, chipped handle (50-80).
804. A brass corebox plane and a joist brace (20-40).
805. A tray of unusual tools; archimedes drill, combination tools,
two steel squares, an unusual saw, an ivory handled awl, a
glass cutter, level, timber scribe, candle snuffer, marking
gauge and a cranked gouge (20-30).
806. Two dowel saws and two unusual hammers (20-30).
807. An unusual wrench, a PRESTON fourfold rule and a small
bevel (20-40).
808. An unusual 18c moulding plane by I.LEGGET and two
wooden routers (20-40).
809. A STANLEY No.90 and an early PRESTON iron bullnose
(40-60).
810. Two marking gauges, a brass plated brace for restoration and
a scarce STANLEY No.641/2 gauge
811. 20 Coachmakers’ tools; routers, T rabbets etc. etc. (40-80).
812.
813.
814.
815.
816.
817.
Two hand adzes (30-40).
A collection of 9 miniature wooden planes (50-80).
A RECORD 405 in original box (50-70).
Three boxwood Tailors’ squares (30-60).
A STANLEY No.8 (50-80).
A quality gunmetal shoulder plane, rhino horn, steel soled, by
MILLER ... some bruising to the rear (just like some
employees at No.10 Downing Street!) (60-90).
818. A RECORD 2506 (damaged), a GRANBY brass bullnose, a
SARGENT No.62 router, a brass GTL and an unusual
shoulder plane (40-70).
836. An unusual bowsaw, an unusual hammer, an early iron brace,
a Kukri knife, a pretty wooden router, two paring gouges, a
Jewellers’ hammer, a strapped hammer, a chisel and a sash
pocket chisel (20-40).
837. A TARGET brass inclinometer (30-40).
838. 10 brass and steel plumb bobs (50-80).
839. A very rare veneer hammer by BUCK (20-30).
840. A brass bullnose and a brass chariot (40-60).
841. A chamfer plane and a PRESTON bullnose (40-60).
842. Two pairs of side rebates and two dado planes, one by SYM (40-60).
843. Five rare HOBBIES tools, all in great shape; two No.11 block
planes, a No.6 block plane, a rare spokeshave and a small
thumb plane (50-80).
844. Five medical chisels (15-25).
819
819.
820.
821.
822.
823.
A STANLEY scrub plane (40-60).
A rare RECORD No.18 block plane (40-60).
A solid brass brace (10-20).
Three good caulking irons (15-25).
A SPIERS plane ‘o Ayr (70-100).
845
845. A good early SLATER smoothing plane (100-150).
846. Two early dividers, one very rare, marked ‘patented
Kimberley’ (50-80).
847. Four brass levels, one decorative, a brass and ebony mortise
gauge, a boat bevel and three boxwood rules (40-80).
848. A rare set of cutters for a HOWKINS plough (30-50).
849. A RECORD 080 and a RECORD 722, both in original boxes (30-40).
850. A fantastic 6” dovetailed steel mitre plane by BUCK G++ (500-800).
850
824
824. A NORRIS No.4, dovetailed, replaced iron. Needs tidying up
(150-250).
825. A STANLEY No.10 (40-60).
826. A good clean STANLEY compass plane (60-90).
827. A RECORD 073 (40-70).
828. A RECORD 073 in original box (50-80).
829. Two PRESTON spokeshaves (25-40).
830. A SLATER smoothing plane for restoration (40-70).
831
831.
832.
833.
834.
835.
A rare STANLEY 41/2H. Chipped handle (200-300).
A good STANLEY compass plane (50-80).
Six oilcans (10-20).
A good RECORD 020 (50-80).
Two good screwboxes (20-40).
851. A good clean STANLEY No.90 and No.92 (50-80).
852. A good STANLEY No.93 and No.92 (50-80).
853. A good clean complete half set of odd H & Rs by VARVILL,
York (200-300).
854. 27 moulding planes (30-50).
855. 24 moulding planes (30-50).
856. 24 moulding plnes (30-50).
857. 27 moulding planes (30-50).
858. 17 moulding planes including some complex shapes (30-40).
859. 37 hollows and rounds (40-60).
860
860. A quality brass smoothing plane (80-120).
861. A good clean, little used, RECORD 405 with a box of extra
cutters, reeding, fluting etc. (80-120).
862. A very unusual bridle plough, needs a little restoration (50-80).
863. A RECORD 020 (50-80).
864. A beech brace for restoration and a b/b saw (15-25).
865. A RECORD 050 in original box (30-40).
866. Four Coachmakers’ routers, an adjustable shave, a chisel, a
Coachmakers’ smoother and three metal routers (20-40).
867. Seven ploughs and filasters, various conditions (30-40).
868. An attractive iron level, a wooden level and a Tailors’ square (20-40).
869. Ten boat levels (50-70).
870. Eight brass topped levels and an advertising rule (30-50).
871. A rare SARGENT No.52 scraper (30-50).
894. An unusual Wheelwrights’ tenon auger, a bruzz and a
drawknife (20-30).
895. An unusual router and a panel gauge (15-25).
896. A good STANLEY No.90 (25-35).
897. An early pair of wooden trammels and a pair of brass
trammels (25-40).
898. A quirk router (incomplete), a brass copy of a Preston shave,
a spokeshave and a level (20-30).
899. Two wooden braces (repaired), a large quantity of drill bits
and two iron braces (30-50).
900. Two good adzes, one curved (30-50).
901. A good tool chest with drawers (60-90).
902. A good pine tool chest with drawers and tills (50-100).
903. A BUCK & HICKMAN catalogue (30-50).
904. A RICHARD MELHUISH catalogue (30-50).
905. Six books on woodworking
906. Twenty wooden planes (15-25).
907. A quality pair of trammels by HOPGOOD, London (15-25).
908. A wooden box containing a strapped hammer, three good
mitre clamps and seven boxwood rules (15-25).
871
909
878
872. An unusual drawknife, 3 Metalworkers’ punches, 3 unusual
nippy tools, a saw, a double ended wrench, an unusual clamp
and a grindstone dressing wheel (20-30).
873. Two STANLEY scrapers (15-25).
874. 18 carving tools (30-40).
875. Four turning tools, a paring chisel and 10 mortise chisels (30-40).
876. A chopper and a rare spiral KAYS oilcan (20-30).
877. Two small Watchmakers’ hammers (20-30).
878. A lovely pair of 10” nineteenth century iron dividers (30-50).
879. 25 moulding planes (20-30).
880. Five strapped hammers (20-40).
881. A Planemakers’ float and a spill plane (20-40).
882
882. A very unusual ratchet brace by STANLEY (60-90).
883. Eight various Coachmakers’ wooden tools and a Tailors’
square (20-30).
884. 20 good clean moulding planes (30-40).
885. A clean sash filaster, a moving filaster, a router, a toothing
plane and a quantity of irons and plough irons (20-40).
886. A lovely miniature door made for a final examination for the
City & Guilds, London, Institute, 47” tall (50-100).
887. A twin iron moulding plane and a single reed (30-40).
888. A good screwstem sash filaster by GLEAVE with unusual
feature of brass tips (40-60).
889. A matching screwstem plough by GLEAVE with same detail
(40-60).
890. A good screwstem plough (30-50).
891. An iron infill smoothing plane (30-40).
892. A good box of tools, a set of Leatherworkers’ engraving tools,
stencils, number stamps, draw lock chisels, Upholsterers’
tools, squares etc. etc. etc. (20-30).
893. Three large chisels and a lock mortise chisel (25-40).
909. A most unusual pair of patented wire trimmers,
THE BARROWS PATENT (20-40).
910. A good bowsaw (10-20).
911. A good RECORD 2506 in a box and 2 unusual screwdrivers
(30-50).
912. A set of ‘Joinery & Carpentry’ by Duckworth and 3 other
woodworking books (20-40).
913. 12 moulding planes, a spill plane, a screwstem plough and a
metal block plane (20-30).
914
914. A good gunmetal shoulder plane (50-100).
915. A very large chisel, a lock mortise chisel and a turnscrew (25-40).
916. Six gouges, 2 early spanners, screwdrivers, hammer, brass
syringe & burner(?), a very unusual Swedish folding twist
bit/drill and trammel head (20-30).
917. A PRESTON sash shave and a concave shave (20-30).
918. Three good rosewood mortise gauges (15-25).
919. Three good rosewood mortise gauges (15-25).
920. Three brass topped levels, an OTIS KING calculator, 4 boxwood rules, a repaired ivory rule and penknife with farthing
in it !! (25-40).
921. A good Carpenters’ chest containing brace, bits, saws,
wooden planes, mallets, sawsets, drills etc. etc. etc. (30-50).
922. A good pine Carpenters’ box containing saws, bowsaw, miscellaneous tools, drills, planes, breast drill etc. etc. etc. (25-40).
923. Two drawknives, 2 G clamps, 3 mortise gauges, 4 good
squares and 2 bevels (20-30).
924. An iron chariot plane (some rear damage) (15-25).
925. A caulking mallet and 2 irons (20-30).
926. Four paring chisels (rusty) (15-25).
927. 20 chisels and gouges and 4 long paring gouges (some rusty) (30-50).
928. A scarce BEDROCK 608C, needs cleaning up (100-150).
929. An extremely rare pair of brass Gunners’ calipers by
CUMMINS. These calipers were designed to measure the
diameter of shot and when passed over one another, the bore
of a gun. The scales on the calipers relate to the weight of
powder for the service and proofing of guns. RARE F
(800-1200) (back cover picture)
930. An 8” froe (20-30).
931. An early 19c French side axe (30-50).
945
947
932
945. A fantastic pair of late 17c/early 18c iron scissors, 12” (50-100).
946. An incomplete Surveyors’ sighting level by MATHIESON (20-40).
947. A superb pair of 19c iron dividers, decorated body and hinge,
231/2” (150-250).
948. A lovely horn and brass bowdrill with original bow (100-150).
949. A rare curved froe (40-60).
950. An early axe (30-50).
951. A lovely doloire (60-90).
952. A lovely early European jointer, full of character (80-120).
953. A single drawer bore pin, an early brace bit, a dowel saw and
a bruzz (20-40).
954. A STANLEY No.7 (20-30).
955. Seven gouges and 6 turning tools (30-40).
932. An early 19c hand adze (40-70).
933. An early 19c bowl adze (40-70).
934. An early 19c bowl adze (40-70).
934
935
956
935. An early 19c bowl adze (40-70).
936. An early hand adze (20-30).
937
937.
938.
939.
940.
941.
942.
An early decorated side axe, 13” blade (70-100).
An early hand adze, interesting decoration (40-70).
A scarce besaigue, or mortising axe (80-120).
A very large 19c side axe, 12” blade (60-90).
A bowl adze (25-40).
A European side axe, 71/2” blade (25-35).
956. A comprehensive collection of Bookbinder’ tools: number and
letter stamps, brass and mahogany press, and including six
plain rollers and five highly decorated wheels (300-500).
957. A MATHIESON 9B plough plane (40-60).
958. A STANLEY 444 with two blades (300-500).
959. A set of side beads (8) by EDWARD PRESTON (40-60).
960. A RECORD 405 in original box (70-100).
961. A STANLEY No.79 with fence (25-35).
962. A RECORD 311 (40-60).
963. Three archimedian drills (40-50).
964. A skew iron brass Irish Pattern chariot plane (50-80).
965
943
943. A smaller than normal bowl adze, 33/4” blade (30-50).
944. Two early axes, an unusual early Butchers’ chopper, and early
hand adze and a Coopers’ drawknife (40-70).
965.
966.
967.
968.
969.
An unusual brace with screw driver chuck (100-200).
An unusual adjustable leather plough (50-70).
A 12” RABONE iron level (20-30).
A scarce STANLEY No.72 (20-30).
A boxwood rule and level, a rosewood BUIST level and a
sighting level (50-80).
970. Four small rules, one ivory, and a spill plane (40-60).
990
971
971. A scarce PRESTON Irish Pattern chariot plane (100-150).
972. A MATHIESON Stanley styled No.4 plane, cracked handle (30-50).
973. An altered scrub plane and an Irish chariot and a steel rebate
for restoration (30-40).
974. Two folding rules, a level, a strapped hammer, 2 glass cutters
and 3 gauges (20-40).
975. A good toolbox containing a STANLEY No.6, a STANLEY
41/2, brass and ebony bevel, hones, sawset, bowsaw, jackplane, spokeshave and a brass back saw (30-50).
976. A tool box with 10 moulding planes, a toothing plane, a
veneer hammer, a good Cabinetmakers’ screwdriver, a gent’s
b/b saw, a STANLEY square and three good ebony/beech
gauges (40-60).
977. A good STANLEY No.7 (30-50).
978. A PRESTON bullnose (chipped mouth) and a double side
rebate by PRESTON (40-60).
979
979. A MATHIESON dovetailed smoothing plane (100-150).
980. 15 good chisels and gouges (25-40).
981
981. A good SPIERS 131/4” dovetailed panel plane. Unusual size (150-200).
982. A good NORRIS A5 smoothing plane, needs cleaning up.
Original blade (140-180).
983. A RECORD 044 complete in original box (30-40).
984. A good RECORD 0120, a knuckle joint plane, a STANLEY
nickel plated twist bit depth stop and a complete RECORD
071 (40-60).
985. An unusual PROTO 370 hand drill (20-30).
986. A scarce STANLEY No.S-18 steel block plane (40-60).
987
987. A hard to find block plane by METALLIC PLANE Co.,
Auburn, NY (40-60).
988. A collection of interesting gauges, 2 large T squares, a panel gauge,
2 wooden bevels and a lovely pair of wooden calipers (30-50).
989. Two pairs of brass trammels (20-30).
990. A scarce WINGFIELD & ROWBOTHAM 51/4” block plane (40-60)
991. A box of interesting measuring tools and general tools; a lovely
Tailors’ diagram-square, various boxwood rules, an unusual
zigzag rule, an ebony square and a spokeshave (30-50).
992. A good STANLEY No.7 (30-50).
993. Two good billhooks and an early masonry tool (30-50).
994. 14 moulding planes, a plough, two OWT routers and 2
smoothing planes (20-40).
995. A good 10” moulding plane by I.COGDELL (30-50).
996. A RECORD 075 and a STANLEY No.75, both in original
boxes (20-30).
997. A RECORD 077A in original box (40-60).
998. A good clean RECORD 075, a brass stemmed mortise gauge,
a small brass level, a RABONE level, two boxwood rules and
12 spare plane irons (30-40).
999. Three Coachmakers’ routers and three shaves (20-30).
1000. A Bookbinders’ plough (15-25).
1001. A lock mortise chisel, a bruzz, a panel gauge, a screwdriver
and an 18c hand adze (30-50).
Photographs for Lots 1002-1009 can be found on the Inside
Front Cover and Lots 1010-1020 on the Inside Back Cover.
1002.A lovely 10” Scottish dovetailed smoothing plane, mahogany
infill G++ (150-200).
1003.A magnificent 103/4” Scottish smoothing plane, overstuffed
rosewood(?) infill G++/F
1004. A stunning 121/2” rosewood and brass decorative level F (100-200).
1005. A high quality 31/4” gunmetal chariot plane F (100-150).
1006. A superb ebony mallet with inlaid silver disc, hallmarked
Sheffield 1894 F (80-120).
1007. Two superb 10” planishing hammers with rosewood handles F (80-120)
1008. A 12” ebony and brass bevel by BUCK, London F (60-90).
1009. A lovely set of miniature ebony and ivory dominoes, 2” x 11/8”
1010. A 131/2” iron Scottish panel plane, professionally restored F (150-250).
1011. A PRESTON bullnose with the holes for the side fence F (50-80).
1012. A quality 41/2” brass chariot plane F (50-100).
1013. A gunmetal copy of a Preston bullnose. Excellent quality F (50-80).
1014. A quality steel soled brass bullnose G++/F (50-80).
1015. A larger than normal 43/4” beech and brass bullnose F (30-50).
1016. An absolutely majestic 8” smoothing plane made from lignum
vitae F (80-120).
1017.A fascinating and unusual craftsman made handled filaster,
extremely well made F (80-120).
1018. A handled KIMBERLEY plough with a full set of 1-8 plough
irons F (200-300).
1019. A 131/4” iron panel plane with lovely Cupid’s Bow bridge and
scroll wedge (200-300).
1020.An early 133/4” wedge styled d/t SPIERS panel plane. RARE (400-600).
1021. A STANLEY Bailey No.7 (40-70).
1022. A brass GTL (25-35).
1023. A good STANLEY No.101/2 with spare blade (60-90).
1024. A good DISSTON b/b tenon saw with mahogany shield (30-50).
1025. An unused STANLEY No.50 complete and in original box (30-50).
1026. A MOORE & WRIGHT Engineers’ level in original box,
unused (50-100).
1027. Four good wooden planes, 2 glass check ploughs, a meeting
rail plane & a side bead by McKAY (25-40).
1028. A RECORD 405, unused, in original box (70-100).
1029. A good clean SPIERS dovetailed smoothing plane F (120-180).
1030. A good clean post war NORRIS A5 (170-220).
1031. An unusual patented masonry drill, Mc G.S.Ltd., Glasgow (50-80).
1032. Two very rare STANLEY spares; a bullnose attachment end
and a reeding attachment for a STANLEY No.71 (100-150).
1033. A rare TATTERSALLS patent iron brace (80-120).
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TONY MURLAND
AU C T I O N S
ENGLAND
78 High Street, Needham Market, Suffolk, IP6 8AW
929
TELEPHONE: (01449) 722992 FAX: (01449) 722683
Email: tony@antiquetools.co.uk Website: http://www.antiquetools.co.uk