Antique Tool & Primitives Auction
October 18, 2008
St.
Charles, MO
Harvester Lions Club
4835 Central School Rd.
St. Charles, MO 63304
1. Stanley #5 1/4C junior jack plane (repainted). Photo
2. Stanley #5 1/2C jumbo jack plane VG. Photo
3. Winchester #3030 18-inch fore plane, VG. Photo
4. Wooden 7-drawer machinist tool box. Photo
5. Gerstner oak 11-drawer "Tall" machinist tool box. Photo
6. Pair slicks or barking spuds. Photo
7. Fine unmarked 4-inch slick. Photo
8. Unknown handled chopping tool (came with lot of timber framing tools) VG. Photo
9. Unusual slick or barking spud w/4-in. blade. Photo
10. I. BLOOD poll adz VG. Photo
11. D.R. Barton poll adz VG. Photo
12. Hand forged gutter adz. Photo
13. Collins No. 986 camp axe with leather sheath, VG. Photo
14. Fine L&I.J. White coopers chamfer knife. Photo
15. W. HUNT poll adz. Photo
16. Nice lipped shipwright's adz. Photo
17. Unusual mortising axe. Photo & Photo 2
18. I. BLOOD BALLSTON, NY broad axe head plus early, bearded side hatchet, VG. Photo
19. Early side hatchet with three touch marks. Photo
20. A. CUNNINGHAM early side hatchet. Photo
21. Early gutter adz and another adz marked M.PRICE. Photo
22. Collins hatchet head with partially intact paper label. Photo
23. Unmarked poll adz, VG. Photo
24. Leg vise complete and nice. Photo
25. Blacksmith's forge & blower VG. Photo
26. Anvil 140-lbs. Photo
27. Collins & Co. broad axe, some pitting. Photo
28. Early winged side axe. Photo
29. PEERLESS AXE HOWELL TOOL CO. CLEVELAND broad axe, VG. Photo
30. Lot of two long-handled hammers & one chopper. Photo
31. DENISON & CO. MYSTIC, CONN. mast axe, VG. Photo
32. Goosewing axe head & adz head both needing handles. Photo
33. Nice short handled goosewing axe with small touchmark on blade, VG Photo
34. Pair of adzes inc. one with square pole. Photo
35. Early forged goosewing hatchet. Photo
36. Unmarked mortising axe. Photo
37. Collins & Co. broad axe, VG. Photo
38. PLUMB broad axe, VG. Photo
39. Zenith Marshall Wells Tool Co. broad axe, VG. Photo
40. Unmarked Pennsylvania? style broad axe. Photo
41. Collins broad axe with offset handle, VG. Photo
42. I.BLOOD BALLSTON, N.Y. side hatchet, VG. Photo
43. Fine FAYETTE R. PLUMB broad axe. Photo
44. Unusual mortising axe marked BRADY, D. HOFMAN. Photo
45. PLUMB broad hatchet, unknown axe, & broad axe head. Photo
46. Unusual W. BUTCHER curved adz, VG. Photo & Photo 2
47. Curved adz & unmarked single bit axe, VG. Photo
48. Three Disston hand saws inc. one with finger hole. Photo
49. Three panel-size hand saws; one has W.S.&M. button. Photo
50. Two long miter box saws inc. Stanley R&L made by Disston & Sons, VG. Photo
51. Two Henry Disston & Sons back saws. Photo
52. Three Disston hand saws inc. VG No. 12. Photo
53. Four saws inc. VG Atkins No. 401 with rosewood handle. Photo
54. Unusual 30-drawer wooden storage bin. Photo
55. Small wooden box with hand-cut dovetails, and intact lock. Photo
56. Fine E.H. SARGENT CHICAGO balance-beam scales in wooden case w/accessories, VG. Photo
57. Three vol. set Appletons Cyclopedia of Applied Mechanics, hard bound, VG. Photo
58. Four vol. set Knights Mechanical Dictionary, hard bound. Photo
59. Three Stanley wood levels VG to FINE. Photo
60. Bostrom surveyors Model #2 builders level in original wooden box, VG. Photo
61. American Combined Level & Grade Finder, inclinometer level, Railroad, York County, Penn. Photo
62. Williamsburg 12-inch cast iron level with fancy fillegre casting, VG. Photo
63. Keuffel & Esser brass surveyors transit w/compass, VG. Photo & Photo 2
64. Unusual surveyors MERIDEN FINDER patented Nov. 2, 1880, VG. Photo
65. Unusual Cheney adz hammer & hand vise with wooden handle. Photo
66. FINE plated JAMES HOWARTH SHEFFIELD brace. Photo
67. Fine Ohio Tool Co. No. 82 set of match planes for tongue & groove work. Photo
68. Stanley BEDROCK #605 flat-sided jack plane, VG. Photo
69. Winchester corrugated 9-inch smooth plane, VG. Photo
70. Ohio Tool Co. #04C & 03C smooth planes; the 03C has corner chip. Photo
71. Stanley #203 adj. block plane, VG. Photo
72. Lot of four axe handle templates from wagon shop in Femme Osage, Mo. & lot of measuring sticks with advertising. Photo & Photo 2
73. Unusual NASH patent saw set plus original 1912 letter from the James Saw Mfg. Co. of Columbus and a board-foot calculator also from Ohlen. Photo
74. Lot of four hand saws. Photo
75. Jig saw with iron base and flywheel, needs power supply. Photo & Photo 2
76. German two-speed hand-cranked bench drill, made in Germany. Photo & Photo 2
77. Millers Falls bench-mounted drill press, VG. Photo & Photo 2
78. Davis Patent 24-in. cast iron level by M.W. Robinson, VG; plus Cooks Patent 29 3/8-in. plumb & level. Photo
79. STANLEY HAND-Y N0. 90 plumb & level in original pasteboard box, box fair, level VG. Photo
80. Large Millers Falls bench-mounted hand-cranked drill press with vise, VG. Photo
81. JOHN P. FOX ST. LOUIS revolving nail caddy. Photo & Photo 2
82. Cast iron sharpening stone holder marked SHEPARD HARDWARE CO. PATENTED NOV 12 DEC 17, 1878, BUFFALO N.Y. Photo
83. Pair ST. LOUIS wood planes: ADOLPHUS MEIER & CO. w/radiused bottom; & SHAPLEIGH, DAY & CO. screw-arm sash. Photo & Photo 2
84. Three ST. LOUIS wood planes: A.R. EARL hollow; HUNT & WISEMAN side bead; & A. MEIER & CO. side bead. Photo & Photo 2
85. Three ST. LOUIS wood planes: A. MEIER & CO. center bead; J. DONALDSON reworked round; & WILSON & BROS. fixed twin-iron sash, missing one blade & wedge. Photo & Photo 2
86. Three ST. LOUIS wood planes: HUNT & WISEMAN hollow; M&NH STOUT round; & JULIUS, MORISSE & CO. grooving plow. Photo & Photo 2
87. R.W. BOOTH CINCINNATI, O. handled screw-arm plow plane. Photo
88. Five A.J. CHILD MERCANTILE ST. LOUIS tags. Photo
89. Unusual E&T RING, WORTHINGTON, MS double side bead plane. Photo
90. D.N. GARRISON, DAYTON, O. unhandled plow plane, replaced wedge. Photo
91. C. SAPP, RAVENNA, OHIO, complex molding plane, VG. Photo
92. Pair plumb bobs inc. brass bob marked RULETA Co. INC. N.Y. U.S.A. Photo & Photo 2
93. Griffin Patent (June 5, 1883) hack saw, VG, includes copy of patent. Photo
94. Johnson Patent (No. 530,419) 20TH CENTURY brace/wrench, patented Dec. 4, 1894. Photo
95. Coolidge Patent (No. 562,329) wrench attachment for braces, fits square nuts, VG. Photo
96. Lowentraut Mfg. brace/wrench combination tool, VG. Photo
97. Stanley #A5 aluminum jack plane, VG. Photo
98. Pair of block planes; Stanley #130 & Defiance No. 1245 both VG. Photo
99. Stanley #A78 aluminum duplex plane, complete & VG. Photo
100. Fine Stanley #55 combination plane in original tall pasteboard box, 100% nickel plating, all 55 cutters in four cutter boxes. As good as they get. Photo & Photo 2
101. Unusual & rare Stanley 17-2 WWII era 9-inch smooth plane in original box, FINE. Photo
102. Complete Stanley #248A Weatherstrip plane IOB with all seven blades, Photo
103. Stanley HANDYMAN H1105 jack plane in original box, like new. Photo
104. Pair wooden bench planes: HEATHCOTT SHEFFIELD (1829-1833) varient of a groove plane: Thos. Gill badger plane, VG. Photo & Photo 2
105. Early MADOX skew bladed panel raising plane with offset tote & wooden depth stop. Photo & Photo 2
106. JULIUS.MORISSE & CO. ST. LOUIS screw-arm grooving plow plane, 1/2 of a pair of plank planes, VG. Photo & Photo 2
107. Pair snipe bill planes, faint maker's mark, VG. Photo
108. Drawer bottom grooving plow GUARANTEED ENGLISH MADE, with adjustable fence, VG. Photo
109. GLEAVE MANCHESTER compass plane with adjustable boxwood nose piece; OHIO TOOL Co. #30 toothing plane with THISTLE BRAND blade, VG. Photo
110. G.&W.H. ROSEBOOM CIN-O. 3/4-in. match (tongue & groove) plane, VG. Photo
111. Large pair Ohio Tool Co. No. 73 hollow & round molding planes. Photo & Photo 2
112. Early T.LAKE T.BYE slip boxed side bead plane plus early TRACY complex molder. Photo & Photo 2
113. Pair OHIO TOOL CO. handled tongue & groove planes #10 hollow & #11 round. Photo
114. Unusual & VG fireman's hatchet with strapped head & leather sheath, sheath needs some sewing. Photo
115. Seymour Patent 15-inch twist handle wrench, VG. Photo
116. Early ASHTON & JACKSON GERMAN STEEL hand saw with split nuts, VG. Photo
117. DISSTON & SON No.12 rip saw, two nuts replaced. Photo
118. Early WHEELER, MADDEN & CLEMSON XLCR with split nuts, VG. Photo
119. Two unusual wood planes:
small coach maker's rabbet plane & spill plane. Photo & Photo 2 120. Three wooden rabbet
planes including one with Stanley #78 fence. Photo 121. Continental screw-arm
panel raising plane, VG. Photo & Photo 2 122. Continental screw-arm
plow plane, VG. Photo 123. Five different American-made
wooden jack rabbet planes all with different pitch handles and/or widths,
an instant collection. Photo 124. John Weiss & Son
Vienna, Austria screw-arm plow plane, VG. Photo 125. Early, possibly 18th
century, continental plow plane, VG. Photo 126. Unusual J.HILTON shoot
board type bench plane with skewed blade, VG. Photo & Photo 2 127. Continental screw-arm
panel raising plane, VG. Photo 128. Continental panel raising
plane with fence, VG. Photo 129. Continental screw-arm
plow plane, VG. Photo 130. Two wood planes: one
looks like a homemade dovetail; the other is factory made by BERNIER and is
used to form the edges of drop-leaf tables. Photo 131. Ohio Tool Co. 28-in.
razee-type jointer plane presented in 1955 and signed by the
entire sophomore class, boys & girls, a neat presentation plane. Photo & Photo 2 132. Little used 26-inch
rosewood jointer plane from a Buenos Aires, Argentina maker, FINE. Photo & Photo 2 133. Massive 25-inch handled
jack rabbet plane with 3-inch blade, VG. Photo 134. Two heavy iron prototype
smooth planes, both are entirely hand made, deserving of more research. Photo & Photo 2 135. AJAX barn beam boring machine, complete and very good. Photo & Photo 2 136. Ohio Tool Co. handled
jack rabbet plane with unusual rear handle that is mounted to a steel base
and can be tilted from side to side, possibly a patented feature, VG. Photo 137. Pair of continental
wood planes including a horned smoother with adjustable fence. Photo & Photo 2 138. Unusual cabinet scraper
with laminated body and Stanley SW blade. Photo 139. Unmarked rosewood plane with adjustable fence on bottom, VG. Photo 140. Two John Weis &
Son horn planes inc. smoother & toothing, VG.
Photo 141. Three horn planes inc.
smoother & scrub. Photo 142. Two horn planes: scrub
& scarce rabbeting with Sandusky blade. Photo 143. Two horn planes inc.
a smoother with rosewood sole & L&IJ White blade. Photo 144. Pair of horn scrub planes. Photo 145. Pair of mini horn planes;
smoother marked GERMANY & compass with WEISS & SON blade. Photo 146. Lot of seven carving
books: Tom Wolfe Carves Dragons; Carving Favorite Songbirds by Anthony Hillman;
Carving Totem Poles & Masks by Alan & Gill Bridgewater; Burning and
Texturing Methods by William Veasey; Carving Western
Figures by Harold L. Enlow; Whittlin Bill's Folk Characters by Bill HIgginbotham; and
Ship Carvers of North America by M.V. Brewington Photo 147. Lot of five woodworking
books: The Art of Elegant Kitchenware by Tony Lydgate; Creating Beautiful
Boxes with Inlay Techniques by Doug Stowe; Making Wood Handles, Hinges &
Knobs by Alan & Gill Bridgewater; Making Small Wooden Boxes by James A.
Jacobson. Photo 148. Lot of four woodworking
books: Trim Carpentry Techniques by Craig Savage; Measure Twice, Cut Once
by Jim Tolpin; James Krenov
Worker in Wood; A Cabinetmaker's Notebook by James Krenov.
Photo 149. Lot of eight circa 1930
Modern Mechanics magazines. Photo 150. Lot of four English/British
crafts books: English Town Crafts by Norman Wymer;
British Craftsmanship published by Collins; English Fairs and Markets by William
Addison; British Craftsmen by Thomas Hennell; and
a Directory of Sheffield by Da Capo Press. Photo 151. Lot of four FINE Wood
Working publications: Fine Wood Working on Marquetry
and Verneer (2); Fine Woodworking on Things to Make;
& Fine Wood Working on Finishing and Refinishing. Photo 152. Lot of four books on
cabinetmaking: A Cabinetmaker's Notebook by James Krenov;
Bookshelves & Cabinets by Lane Publishing;
Cabinets and Built-Ins by H.H. Siegele; &
Making Kitchen Cabinets by Paul Levine. Photo 153. Lot of four books on
engines & machines: Engines of Change by Brooke Hindle
and Steven Lubar; LIFE SCIENCE LIBRARY'S MACHINES;
A History of the Machine by Robert Soulard; and
The Technology of Man by Carlo M. Cipolla and Derek Birdsall. Photo 154. Three misc. books: The
Smithsonian - 150 Years of Adventure, Discovery, and Wonder by James Conaway;
To The City by John Y. Beaty (rough); & The
Complete Farmer compiled by The Main Street Press. Photo 155. Three books: The History
of American Business & Industry; The 50 Great Pioneers of American Industry;
DuPont The Autobiography of an American Enterprise. Photo 156. Lot of two books &
two magazines: Gristmills Of Early America And Today magazine; Science: The
Islamic Legacy magazine by ARAMCO World Magazine; Cathedral, Forge, And Waterwheel
Technology and Invention in the Middle Ages book by Frances & Joseph Gies;
& Joseph Moxon's Mechanic Exercises on the Whole
Art of Printing. Photo 157. A. Watson's HAND TOOLS - Their Ways and Workings book plus a Trees to Tribunes
booklet. Photo 158. Nine woodworking books:
176 Woodworking Projects by the staff of Workbench Magazine; Easy-to-Make
Antique Furniture Reproductions by John A. Nelson; Woodworking And Furniture
Repair by The War Department 1946; 500 Woodworking Do-It-Yourself Projects;
Wood Toys & Playhouses by Peter Stevenson; Collapsible Basket Patterns
by Rick & Karen Longabaugh; Picture Framing
& Wall Display; Making Wood Signs; Wood Colors and Kinds by U.S. Dept.
of Agriculture 1956. Photo 159. Three cabinetmaking
books: Designing, Building, and Installing Custom Cabinets for the Home by
G. William Scherer; The Home Cabinetmaker by Monte Burch; and Cabinetry edited
by Robert A. Yoder. Photo 160. Four books: America
Goes to Press by Louis Solomon; History of the YMCA in North America by C.
Howard Hopkins; Automation by Walter Buckingham; & The History of Baker
Perkins by Augustus Muir. Photo 161. Seven books or booklets:
Jigs, Fixtures, and Shop Furniture by Nick Engler;
Woodworking Techniques by R.J. DeCristoforo; Woodwork
Aids and Devices by Robert Wearing; Metalwork & Enamelling by Herbert; Cane Seats, Rush Seats & Rush Seats by John K. Burch Co.; Best Ship Jigs by American Woodworker; How To Repair Remodel Refinish Furniture edited by Arthur. Photo 162. Seven books: Reprint
of 1888 Mott's Illustrated Catalog of Victorian Plumbing Fixtures; Reprint
of ca. 1876 Authentic Mid-Victorian Gas Lighting Fixtures; Heebner & Sons Pioneers of Farm Machinery in America by Francis Blase, Jr.; European Rooms in Miniature by Mrs. James Ward Thorne; The Derby Horse Railway And The World's First Electric Freight Locomotive by John R. Stevens; Cambridge Glass 1818-1888 by Lura Woodside Watkins; Adam Silver [in the] Victoria & Albert Museum. Photo 163. Two books: Industrial
Revolution of the United States by Carroll D. Wright; The Age of Invention
by Holland Thompson. Photo 164. Seven crafts books inc.
People Who Make Things by Carolyn Meyer; Art In America by Robert Myron and
Abner Sundell; Early American
Crafts and Hobbies by Raymond & Marguerite Yates; Needlework Tools by
Elanor Johnson; A Guide To American Trade Catalogs
by Lawrence B. Romaine; The Unknown Mayhew by Eileen Yeo and E.P. Thompson; & Do-It-Yourself Coffins For Pets and People by Dale Power. Photo 165. Four books: Illustrations
Of Trades by Charles Tomlinson; Early Artisans by Bobbie Kalman; Early Handwrought Ancestors
by Marion Nicholl Rawson; & Pioneer America
- It's First Three Centuries by Carl W. Drepperd.
Photo 166. Three automotive books:
The Company And The Union by William Serrin; GM
The First 75 Years Of Transportation Products; & ASIA Automotive Service
Industry Association The First Twenty-Five Years by Mike Greicus. Photo 167. Audel's Carpenter's and Builder's Guide Vol. 1-4. Photo 168. Six books on staining
and finishing: Wood Finishing And Refinishing
By S.W. Gibbia; The Complete Book of Furniture Repair And Refinishing by Ralph Parsons
Kinney; Practical Furniture Refinishing by A.B. Pattou;
The Modern Wood Finisher by F. Maire; Wood Finishing
by W.A.G. Bradman; & Wood Finishing Plain and
Decorative by F.N. Vanderwalker. Photo 169. Four books: Men and
Volts at War - The Story of General Electric
in World War II by John A. Miller; Elementary Studies in House Painting, Decorating
and Paper Hanging edited by F.N. Vanderwalker; Piano
Tuning and Allied Arts by William Braid White; & Interior Wall Decoration
by F.N. Vanderwalker. Photo 170. Seven books and booklets:
Furniture in Print - Pattern Books From the Redwood Library by Christopher
P. Monkhouse & Thomas S. Michie; Benjamin Franklin Electrician by Bern Dibner; The Spirits of '76 by Eric Sloan; The Colonial Craftsman
by Carl Bridenbaugh; Technology and the Frontiers
of Knowledge; Midieval and Early Modern Science
Vol. I by A.C. Crombie; & Early Modern Science Vol. II by A.C. Crombie. Photo 171. Four books: Art And
The Industrial Revolution by Francis D. Klingender; The Better Mousetrap by
Aaron & Cynthia Klein; Men of Science in America by Bernard Jaffe; &
Pleasant Hill And Its Shakers by Thomas D. Clark & F. Gerald Ham. Photo 172. Eight woodworking books
& booklets: Advanced Woodworking Projects by Robert Lento; Making A Chair
From A Tree by John D. Alexander, Jr.; Handcrafted Shelves & Cabinets
by Amy Zaffarano Rowland & William H. Hylton; Practical Veneering by Charles H. Hayward; Veneering
Simplified by Harry Jason Hobbs; Marquetry &
Inlay by Alan & Gill Bridgewater; Windsor Chairmaking
by Michael Dunbar; & How to Build Your Own Furniture by R.J. DeCristoforo. Photo 173. Three woodworking books:
Tools & Skills: Workshop, Plumbing & Wiring; Oak Furniture Styles
And Prices; The Router Book by R.J. DeCristoforo.
Photo 174. Five misc. books: Du Pont The Autobiography of an American Enterprise; The Oilmen
by Thomas Hollyman; Therapeutic Uses of Adhesive
Tape by Johnson & Johnson; The Abrasive Ages by William G. Pinkstone; & A Way of Life - The Story of the John Burroughs
School 1923-1973 by Martin I. Parry. Photo 175. Lot of tools used to do picture matting. See following lot for picture framing tools. Start your own business with this lot and the one below. Photo & Photo 2 176. Lot of Stanley picture framing tools: #100 Mitre machine like new with #39-120 back saw plus original #100 rule & clamp, all fine to like new; plus #400 miter vise, VG; and original Stanley Picture Frame Tools booklet. Photo & Photo 2 177. Gerstner 3-drawer machinist-style walnut box for carving tools, VG. Photo & Photo 2 178. Homemade tool chest with one tray and lid attached by graphic door hinges. Photo & Photo 2 179. Antique Bausch & Lomb microscope in wooden storage box with locking door. Photo & Photo 2 180. OLIVER No. 5 "Standard Visible" antique typewriter, VG. Photo & Photo 2 181. Small suitcase full of misc. drafting tools, most in fine overall condition. Photo 182. Two antique typewriters: THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER with unusual key layout; and a Hammond model with characters on a revolving disc, very unusual. Photo & Photo 2 183. Pair of antique portable typewriters and stenograph machine: This lot included portable typewriters by REMINGTON & CORONA as well as an old stenograph machine like those used by court reporters. All are in their original cases. Photo & Photo 2 184. Nicely made tin tool box with carrying handle on top and lockable clasp. Photo 185. Lot of six tools inc. four small hammers; one offset screwdriver and one mystery hammer-type tool. Photo 186. Lot of three hammers inc. two claw hammers with wooden handles and a claw hammer head. Photo 187. Lot of two fencing hammers inc. a pitted Jacob's Patent plus an unusual pair of plier-type tool with a open end wrench on top of top jaw. Photo 188. Two cobbler's hammers: one by PLUMB with anchor logo & one USMC (United Shoe Machinery Corp.) both VG. Photo 189. Two combination hammers: Thayer Patent that is missing the wooden handle; and another hammer/screwdriver combo with plastic handle. Photo 190. Lindley Patent (U.S. Patent No. 441,879) combination stove lid lifter and hammer, with replaced wooden handle, VG. Photo 191. Three unusual tinner's? hammers with nice handles. 192. Three hammers inc. unusual nail holding claw hammer, one with a spike on the back side; ball peen & cross peen head. Photo & Photo 2 193. Three non-sparking hammers: claw hammer, small maul & peening, all VG. Photo 194. Lot of four tinner's? hammers, all VG with nice handles. Photo 195. Lot three hammers inc. glazers and a brass glass cutter, all VG. Photo 196. Wood's No. 2 piggyback spoke shave with flat and concave faces, very good overall. Photo 197. Stanley #92 butt and rabbet gauge / gage complete and in fine overall condition. Photo 198. Stanley #71 router plane complete with 4 blades and throat closing attachment, VG. Photo 199. Stanley #79 double side rabbet plane MADE IN U.S.A. missing only one of the screws that secures the fence, a former owner painted the stippled areas on the front with red paint, otherwise fine. Photo & Photo 2 200. Stanley #65 low angle block plane with knuckle jointed cap, fine overall. Photo & Photo 2 201. Unknown make #1130 double block plane (like Stanley #130) in fine overall condition. Photo & Photo 2 202. Stanley Millers Patent #141 plow plane, has had a new handle installed, repainted, some pitting on skate, good overall. Photo 204. Stanley #93 cabinetmaker's shoulder or rabbet plane, fine overall. Photo & Photo 2 205. Large gunmetal router plane (Like Stanley #71) with wooden handles in fine overall condition. Photo & Photo 2 206. Stanley #67 universal spoke shave missing one bottom & fence but otherwise VG; & a Holzheimer Patent carving device IOB with extra blades. Photo & Photo 2 208. Stanley #192 rabbet plane & Stanley #78 rabbet & fillester plane, both complete and VG. Photo & Photo 2 209. Stanley #12 1/2 cabinet scraper with rosewood bottom, needs blade, otherwise, good usable condition. Photo & Photo 2 210. Three Stanley router planes: two #71 1/2 and one #71, all VG. Photo & Photo 2 211. Pair block planes: early Stanley #110, complete & VG; & Stanley #118 malleable iron block plane missing the adjusting screw, good overall. Photo 212. RARE B Plane #4 1/4 with adjustable throat, very good tote and knob, good original cutter with patent date, corner of throat chipped, VG. Photo & Photo 2 213. Lot nine wrenches: unusual piers; adjustable alligator; 9-inch auto; double ended alligator. Photo 214. Six adjustable Crescent-type wrenches inc. three Robinson; and a 6-inch Bemis & Call. Photo 215. Lot six ratchet wrenches. Photo & Photo 2 216. Lot of 25 misc. wrenches. Photo 217. Lot nine wrenches inc. three 6-inch wood handled nut wrenches; two 6-inch woood handled pipe wrenches; dog bone; alligator, etc. Photo 218. Double ended Crescent wrench and six 4-inch Crescent-type wrenches, all VG. Photo 219. H.D. Smith "PERFECT HANDLE" 12-inch nut wrench, fine. Photo 220. Set Frank Mossberg socket wrenches & ratchet in original wood box, VG. Photo 221. Lot of eight tool or trade specific items: jar embossed ILLINOIS WISCONSIN GLASS PROTECTIVE LEAGUE, JUNE 4-5, 1982, STREATOR, ILL; Sheet Metal Workers Local 36, International Assoc. belt buckle & 5 carpenter & jointers union year pins, all VG. Photo & Photo 2 & Photo 3 222. Lot three bit braces: One with unusual chuck; Scotch brace from Glasgow; & penny brace, all VG. Photo & Photo 2 223. Three braces: Two all iron bit braces & an iron automotive-type wrench brace, all VG. Photo 224. Four wall hanging copper trade plaques: COPPERSMITH; CARPENTER: SHOEMAKER; & PRINTER, all like new. Photo 225. Box of 6 different corn cob pipes in original box made in Washington Missouri by Buescher's, salesmen's sample, VG. Photo 226. Small child or toy-size sewing machine complete with original clamp, nice original paint, fine overall. Photo 227. Large old pair of scissors or shears, VG. 228. Large lot of mini screwdrivers, included are three nested sets. Photo 229. Unusual compass by W.S. Darley & Co. Melrose Park, ILL. IOB. Photo 230. Two Brown & Sharpe plumb bobs in nice fitted wood box. Photo 231. Lot of 3 farm tools: bull lead; Hurd's Patent 1862 Hog-Snout cutter; & a patented hog holder, all VG. Photo 232. Hand forged tire bolt wrench, VG. Photo 233. Three decorative wall hangers: Barn scene with horse & buggy & two brass pieces one with two eagles, the other with a Masons' symbol. Photo 234. Three small antique measuring cups, the largest is a pint and has advertising on it. Photo 235. Two copper funnels, both VG. Photo 236. Lot of three hand vises inc. to Alford's patent & two different tool handles one with rosewood handle. Photo 237. Lot three screwdrivers: Yankee #75; and two A.H. Reid patent spiral screwdrivers inc. scarce #2 size. Photo 238. The George Washington Door Stop by Newton Mfg. Newton, Iowa. Aluminum hatchet with wooden handle, VG. Photo 239. Millers Falls No. 902R Micrometer Caliper in original wooden box with paper label, VG. Photo 240. Pair of Stanley #45 combination plow planes for parts or restoration. Photo 241. Stanley #12 1/2 cabinet scraper with rosewood bottom, missing three screws that secure bottom & no blade, will make good user. 242. BAM (Blacksmith Association of Missouri) Newsletters 1997 to 2000, total of 26 volumes, all VG. Photo 243. SWTCA Southwest Tool Collectors Association club newsletters 1985 to 1991, total of 20 issues, all VG. Photo 244. Antique Woodworking Power Tool Association Newsletters 1989 to 1991, long defunct group, very collectible, total of eight issues, all VG. Photo 245. Lot of Martin J. Donnelly antique tool catalogues rare & early tool reference books from 1993 to 2002. Photo 246. EAIA first 50 years of Chronicle Newsletters bound into two volumes. Volume 1 covers 1933 thru 1958 & Vol. 2 covers 1959 thru 1973. Volume I has a creased spine. Both are otherwise complete and in very good overall condition. Photo 247. Ten original indexes to the EAIA Chronicle Magazine from 1933 thru 1993. Photo 248. Missouri Valley Wrench Club Newsletters 1987 to 2004 plus four membership rosters 1996, 1999, 2000 & 2001. All VG. Photo 249. THCKK The Hardware Kompanies Kollectors Klub Newsletters for collectors of Keen Kutter, Bluegrass, Diamond Edge, OVB, etc. Approx. 34 issues plus several THCKK auction catalogs. Photo 251. The Imp newsletters by Roger K. Smith approx. 1980 to 1986. The research that went into these newsletters was the basis for the PTAMPIA books that Smith subsequently published. Photo 252. The Catalog of American Wooden Planes newsletters & its Sign Of The Jointer successor publication 1994 to 2001. Nice research into previously unknown or new marks on wooden planes. Photo 253. Twelve assorted tool sale lists and auction catalogs. Nine lists of William A. Gustafson; one 1997 Tony Murland International catalogue & Hans Brunner Auctions No. 4 & 5 1998. All complete and VG; plus a new History of The Can Opener Book by Alfred Wood published 2008. Photo 254. MWTCA Gristmill Magazines from 1993 to 2008. All complete and VG. Photo 255. MWTCA Gristmill Magazines from Vol. 1, No. 1 in 1974 to 1992. Buy this lot and the one above and you've got the entire run. One or two have cover creases otherwise all are fine. Photo 256. EAIA Shavings newsletters 1983 to 2008, not a complete set, but quite a few are here. All complete and very good. Photo 257. Fine Tool Journal Publications Fall 1995 to Summer 2008. All like new. Photo 258. Iron Horse Antiques and it's successor publication Fine Tool Journal 1972 to 1990. This an almost complete set of early Iron Horse publications. Photo 259. Fine Tool Journal publications Winter 1991 to Summer 1995 (just prior to the use of color on the covers), all in very good overall condition. Photo 260. EAIA Chronicle magazines March 1993 to March 2005 and two issues from 2008. All in fine overall condition. Photo 261. EAIA Chronicle magazines March 1978 to December 1992. All in very good overall condition. Photo 262. Bridge Tool Co. tool catalogs 13 different issue in all, VG. Photo 263. The Plumb Line publication dedicated to plumb bob collecting published by R. Bruce Cyner of Ft. Wayne, Ind. Complete set of 16 issues. All VG. Photo 264. Nice handled ripping gauge. Photo & Photo 2 265. Fine Connecticut-style hand adz with oak? handle & marked blade. Photo & Photo 2 266. Wood & brass stale engine for making round tool handles. Photo & Photo 2 267. Three wooden scales including a 22-inch wooden rule made by M. DAVIDSON N.Y. also marked
& AUERBACH BOWERY NEW YORK; a LUFKIN 8152 tailor's rule; and another tailor's rule by WOLLEY & CO. CHICAGO. Photo & Photo 2 268. Keuffel & Esser Co. Mannheim Slide Rule IOB, this auction is for a very nice Keuffel & Esser Mannheim slide rule that comes in 1/2 of the original box and comes with the original circa 1920 instruction booklet. Photo & Photo 2 269. Lot of miniature tools and misc. tool related items inc. little Keen Kutter pin back button; mini Crown Tools rosewood handled bevel; two small sets of wrenches; scissors; etc. Photo 270. Ohio Tool Co. #101 handled screw-arm plow plane with an Ohio Tool Co. 1/2 center bead hanging off the right side, plane has a few thread chips, is otherwise VG. Photo & Photo 2 271. SCIOTO TOOL CO. wooden jack plane with good Millers Falls iron jointer gauge/fence. Photo & Photo 2 272. Pair complex profile wooden molding planes inc. VARVILL & SON YORK, both complete and VG. 83 Photo & Photo 2 273. OHIO TOOL CO. No. 54 moving fillister plane, complete and fine. Photo & Photo 2 274. Wheelwright's jarvis or shave for rounding spokes etc. This one has a steel bottom and is in very good overall condition. Photo & Photo 2 275. Unusual brace-type screwdriver & Stillman's patent saw set. Photo 276. Like New BLUEGRASS HARDWARE shears with nice etching on blade; plus a like new push drill with rosewood? handle, fine. Photo 277. Reprint of a circa 1913 BUFFUM TOOL CO. Catalog. Buffum operated in Louisiana Missouri and used an old Indian good luck symbol as their trademark. Included with the catalog is a screwdriver that may have been made by Buffum, as it has the same symbol stamped into its shaft. Photo 278. Four different flashlights inc. CHALLENGE; EVEREADY; RAY-O-VAC; & DIAMOND. Photo & Photo 2 279. Unusual PURINA cloth measuring tape that is used to measure livestock and predict the weight. Photo 280. JIFFEY CORN SHELLER, hand held iron corn sheller, complete and very good; plus a large pair of dividers and three brass greasers?
203. BAILEY TOOL CO. #11 iron spoke shave with screw adjuster and battle axe logo embossed on lever cap, no blade, very good overall. Photo
207. Scarce Stanley #66 marking gage / gauge with brass faces on both sides of head, head marked STANLEY, very good overall. Photo
250. Plane Talk Newsletters 1979 to 1991 by E. Pollac. These were done prior to the release of his American Wooden Planes series of books. Photo