HOTTER 'N' HELL ANTIQUE TOOL AUCTION
July 10, 2010, 10:00 AM
St. Charles (St. Louis), Missouri
Harvester Lions Club
4835 Central School Road
St. Charles, MO 63304
001. _____ Four claw hammers inc. DIAMOND EDGE 16-oz. & unusual GTW with
original handle and partial decal, all VG.
002. _____ Unusual hand forged inshave likely for use by a carriage maker, one handle
loose, otherwise OK; plus a one-handed scorp with wooden handle, very good.
003. _____ Unusual wooden bodied shave; and a homemade razee-style jack plane.
004. _____ Three sharpening stones inc. ACME oil stone in original wooden box;
another stone in handled wooden holder; and a Diamond Edge in original box,
this one is broken and glued.
005. _____ Large 4-inch circular gasket or leather cutter.
006. _____ Multi Counter ticket puncher with built-in counter; notary-type stamp and
another stamp.
007. _____ Box lot: wagon hub wrench; large hand vise; wheel dresser and small
crucible for melting lead.
008. _____ Early hand-forged iron brace, needs a screw to secure the bit; and a GLASS
MANF drawknife, very good.
009. _____ Weeding tool marked FORT MADISON; bearing scraper; and nice tapered
reamer with wooden handle can also be used in a brace.
010. _____ Large hand drill similar to #5 Millers Falls plus an unusual Millers Falls #41
reversible Yankee screwdriver.
011. _____ Three brass post office doors.
012. _____ Three pair regular pliers inc. one by HIBBARD and one needle nose marked
BELL SYSTEM.
013. _____ Small homemade wooden router, like new; plus a small panel gauge.
014. _____ Lot of extra long auger bits.
015. _____ Barn beam boring machine with one bit, very good overall condition.
016. _____ Chain-driven, bench mounted grinder, complete and very good.
017. _____ Pair of Stanley pocket levels that can be attached to a square, one with a
steel top and one brass, both VG.
018. _____ Pair of antique can openers inc. PEERLESS can and bottle opener PAT.
OCT. 29, 1912; EDLUND JR. Patented JUNE 18, 1929; and a ice pick from the
Manufactured Ice Co. Bloomington, ILL.
019. _____ Early brass handled hack saw frame; and three hand-forged hammer heads.
020. _____ Three mini oil cans.
021. _____ Two spring scales: larger one by PELOUZE MFG CO; and smaller one by
JOHN CHATILLON & SONS, both VG; plus a ticket puncher.
022. _____ Two tape measures inc. LUFKIN #226 100-ft. WHITE CLAD tape.
023. _____ Six wooden handled screwdrivers, plus a nice all steel one marked
HERBRAND.
024. _____ Six assorted screwdrivers inc. Yankee Handyman 233H.
025. _____ Lot of wrenches etc. pliers by SIMMONS; unknown double ended alligator;
hog ringer PAT AUG. 27, 1872; and V&B nippers.
026. _____ Three unusual clamps; a homemade turning sizer and two like new hold
downs for work benches with 3/4-inch holes.
027. _____ Hand held pruning shears; pair of nippers marked CS with a Star of David;
C.S. Osborne leather punch.
028. _____ Three cobbler hammers: one is hand forged; one is in black paint; and one is
a V&B that needs a handle.
029. _____ Three hand-forged hammers; one is a claw type; one a cobbler type and the
other is a rock or metal working hammer.
030. _____ Large lot assorted auger bits.
031. _____ Two Stanley #3, 30-inch plum and levels; plus a Stanley #0, 24-inch plumb
and level, all very good.
032. _____ FINE E.C. SIMMONS #720 "REDLINE" 24-inch 4-fold boxwood rule.
033. _____ Three heavy duty JERISON WHITE & SON millwrights chisels. These
heavy-duty socket chisels are 15 to 16 inches long overall without handles. All
would be suitable for timber frame construction, and all are in very good to fine
overall condition.
034. _____ Assorted bitstock tools inc. mini Stanley dowel pointer; 2 1/8-in. SCHLAGE
by Irwin center bit; a large T. BROWN center bit; PEXTO screwdriver bit; and a
large bit with square socket on end.
035. _____ Four leather or bookbinding tools: stitching awl; staple lifter; creaser and
pricking or stitching wheel, all complete and VG; and a mystery tool.
036. _____ Hand forged drawknife with deep touch marks; hand forged pin used in
putting together log rafts, VG.
037. _____ Early Stillman Patent saw set; large HELLER BROS rasp; single-handed
scorp; Hibbard, SPENCER & BARTLETT hoof knife with bone handles.
038. _____ Set of number stamps in a wooden base, very good.
039. _____ Two little hammers: the smalles is marked FRANCE; and the small claw
hammer is marked GERMANTOWN, both fine.
040. _____ SAFETY TWIST wire twisting pliers; plus needle nose pliers; 6-in. Crescent
wrench; and five automotive nut wrenches.
041. _____ Lot of hand forged tools; spoon bit; ice pick; two unknown pieces and a
manufactured dividers.
042. _____ Lot of four hammers plus three hammer heads that all need handles.
043. _____ Lot of keyhole type saws and a Craftsman coping saw.
044. _____ Early HENRY DISSTON hand saw with sunken eagle medallion, split-nuts,
saw has been well used, handle horns are bruised, otherwise OK.
045. _____ Lot of 6 wooden AMT dowel rounders or pointers, all fine.
046. _____ Fine AMT screw box, with 2 AMT wood taps in original pouches; plus
another wood screw box in original box, like new.
047. _____ Three small planes made of an exotic tropical hardwood, all are in like-new
condition.
048. _____ Luther hand cranked, bench-mounted grinder, very good.
049. _____ Four iron block planes: two Stanley 9 1/2, one has red japanning, and one
has black; both are complete and very good; Stanley Handyman H1220 with
original paint, fine overall; and a Craftsman by Sargent with nickel plated cap,
fine very good overall.
050. _____ Stanley #71 open throat router plane with one 1/2-inch blade, missing throat
closing attachment and fence from bottom, otherwise fine.
051. _____ Hand cranked rope maker, complete and very good.
052. _____ Like new set of 12 Swiss cranked carving gouges.
053. _____ Six Walnut Hollow carving tools, all like new.
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054. _____ Set of six small carving gouges all like new; plus an extra that does not
match the set, seven in all.
055. _____ Set of six mostly fishtail carving gouges, all like new.
056. _____ Wooden box full of EXACTO carving tools, all like new, plus a pouch of extra
blades.
057. _____ Stanley #98 early style, right handed side rabbet plane with V-logo blade,
complete and very good.
058. _____ Two carriagemaker sized wooden planes, one has round bottom and one is
a rabbet, both are complete and in usable condition.
059. _____ Three small instrument maker's tools: a rosewood mini block plane, very
good; a small brass violin maker's thumb plane, complete and very good; and a
small Marples boxwood shave that is complete and fine.
060. _____ Lot of three brass patternmaker's shaves, all complete and very good.
061. _____ Three block planes: Knapp-type by A. Lawson, Sheldon, Ct. complete with
wooden palm pusher, complete and very good; unmarked 102 size iron,
complete; and an aluminum model with corrugated bottom, complete and very
good.
062. _____ Vintage 100-foot Lufkin #202 measuring wheel with collapsible handle, most
of the original label is intact on one side, complete and very good overall.
063. _____ Three different manufactured steel plumb bobs, all in very good overall
condition.
064. _____ Two wrenches including a small W&B alligator, both very good.
065. _____ Three different medium sized iron plumb bobs, all very good.
066. _____ Lot of three tool handles, two of them have bits inside.
067. _____ Two plumb bobs: K&E #6471-16 brass surveyor bob in a leather sheath;
plus a Stanley #171 or 172 that needs a point.
068. _____ Early Stanley #75 bullnose rabbet plane with early football-shape logo,
complete and very good; plus a small CRAFTSMAN mini block plane, complete
and very good; and a iron spokeshave by DUNLAP or G-P, that is complete and
very good.
069. _____ Lot: Stanley #82 scraper with intact decal on wooden handle, fine; wooden
horn plane with round bottom, will clean to VG; and a No. 250 mini blow torch.
070. _____ Stanley #95 BUTT GAUGE WWII model with 98%+ japanning, original router
pamphlet and original box, the gage is fine and the box is very good with a 98%+
label.
071. _____ Stanley #271 mini router plane MADE IN ENG, complete in original box with
original router pamphlet, router and box are like new.
072. _____ Stanley #93 butt and rabbet gage/gauge, complete and very good; plus a
STEARNS #85 butt gauge, this is the smaller version of the #85 in the next lot,
this one, however is missing one of the sliding arms, otherwise it is fine.
073. _____ Stanley #95 butt gauge, complete with 90%+ nickel, one small piece of
nickel peeling from top by model number, otherwise fine; plus a same size
Stearns #85 butt gauge, complete and very good.
074. _____ Stanley #79 double side rabbet plane, MADE IN U.S.A., complete with
fence, 99%+ nickel plating, fine BB logo blades, original box is pretty ratty but it's
all there including the label.
075. _____ Millers Falls #240 chisel and plane iron or blade sharpening guide, the
plating and japanning are 98%+, but the box and the label are a pretty ratty.
076. _____ Two LUFKIN leather-cased tape measures; the smaller of the two has a
steel tape but the end is broken off. Buy the Lufkin repair kit in lot 238, and you
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will have everything you need to fix the end. The larger of the two has a cloth
tape and it's very worn and in need of replacement.
077. _____ Unusual mabo nivometre French combination tape measure and level, 118inch/3m tape, fine overall condition; also included is a Lufkin 16 tape measure
that can be worn on a belt, this one is in fine overall condition.
078. _____ Keuffel & Esser tape measure, K&E is best known for the surveying and
drafting tools they made, this is the first tape we've seen or sold that was made
by them, it is complete and in very good overall condition.
079. _____ Two advertising tape measures by the VERNON CO., NEWTON, IOWA; one
advertises the NAGLE LUMBER CO. of Iowa City, Iowa; and the other the B.F.
NELSON MFG. CO. Minneapolis, Minn., both are very good; also included is a
LUFKIN MEAZURALL in well worn condition.
080. _____ RARE J. ROE & SONS INC. Demolition Charge Computing Tape calibrated
for TNT, this is the first such tape measure we have seen or sold, it is complete
and in fine overall condition.
081. _____ Three pair wooden screw clamps, one has a bent screw, otherwise all are in
good to very good usable condition.
082. _____ Stanley #36G nickel plated 24-inch iron level with shaft goove and eclipse
vial covers. Level is fine, box, fair.
083. _____ FINE L.S. Starrett #199Z 15-inch master precision level in original box, both
level and box are in fine condition. These are still sold and can be found online
for $610 to $700.
084. _____ Lot of V-blocks, jo blocks and other blocks from a machinist tool box.
085. _____ Three misc. wrenches inc. a Ford lug wrench plus an unusual pair of tongs
and a GARLAND poker.
086. _____ Lot: heavy duty ice pick, wooden handled screwdriver, another screwdriver
needing a new wooden handle, etc.
087. _____ Box lot misc. cold chisels and other assorted iron bits.
088. _____ Three wooden marking gages, one needs a screw.
089. _____ Drill like tool used to clean cream-separator plates, very unusual and
complete.
090. _____ Rouse Mfg. printed type tray, complete and very good.
091. _____ Block & tackle with grass rope, MAR 21, 95? patent date, very good.
092. _____ Lot of three outside calipers one an extra large pair, all very good.
093. _____ Lot: cement trowel, hand sythe, and a weeding? tool.
094. _____ Lot of 3 hand sledge hammers inc. 3-lb. ATHA.
095. _____ CHAS. SCHUEDDIG 527 S. JEFFERSON AVE., ST. LOUIS, MO mill pick
hammer; and a blacksmiths drill or punch hammer.
096. _____ Unmarked poll adz with short handle, very good usable condition.
097. _____ Shingle froe, needs a wooden handle, very good.
098. _____ Unknown make hand adz, fine overall.
099. _____ Grubbing hoe head and two others, the one on top was found with a metal
detector and is rough.
100. _____ Hand forged alligator wrench and wagon wrench for axel nuts, both very
good.
101. _____ Bemis & Call 12-inch combination pipe & nut wrench with long adj. sleeve,
very good; plus a 14-inch pair of end cutters, in good usable condition.
102. _____ Four pair of blacksmith tongs inc. two unusual pair in fine overall condition.
103. _____ Four misc. hammers inc. cross peen, and small sledge plus a pick, all
needing handles.
104. _____ Hand adz, some light rust, very good overall.
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105. _____ Blacksmith flatter hammer; plus another unknown hammer with flat faces,
both very good.
106. _____ Lot: MO-PAC Railroad lock; traveler that needs to be welded; jar opener that
mounts to a wall, etc.
107. _____ JAMES MARSH 5/16-in. mortising chisel, very good; plus a W.J. wooden
spokeshave with screw-adj. blade, very good.
108. _____ Combination sledge and adz, will clean to usable condition.
109. _____ Wooden handled slag hammer plus a tinners or body hammer, both very
good.
110. _____ Drawknife with 9-in. blade; large pair of Keen Kutter nippers; and a penny or
gents brace.
111. _____ Lot of iron tools: unusual hammer head; three branding irons with numbers;
and misc. chisels.
112. _____ Unusual advertising punch/pick from VULCAN GRAFO, NEW YORK
BELTING & PACKING CO., COBBS MAGIC; 218-220 CHESTNUT, ST. LOUIS,
MO; and a small pair of calipers.
113. _____ Lot of iron: star and Fleur de lis; large iron punch?; and a decorative brass
door plate.
114. _____ Lot: Ratchet brace marked W112; small pair iron clamps; glass tube cutter;
iron plumb bob; wrench.
115. _____ Lot horse items: bits; and three horseshoes.
116. _____ Hand cranked E.T. RUSHTON patent wheel rim tool, made on U.S. Patent
#1,704,628 issued March 5, 1929 to Elmer Rushton of St. Joseph, Michigan and
assigned to Hercules Products Co. This one has most of the orginal green paint
and is fine.
117. _____ Lot of misc. inc. BOCKTHORN 1881 barbed wire, rock chisel, scale weight,
etc.
118. _____ Carriage makers body knife, fine overall.
119. _____ Coopers flagging iron & an unusual pry bar with built=in hammer head.
120. _____ Lot of 8? branding irons with numbers 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 9, 7.
121. _____ Henry Disston #15 saw frame (no blade); old wooden & leather bellows, with
cracked bellows; and a plumbers tool for lead work.
122. _____ Lot of three rafer or framing squares the smallest by PEXTO and the bigger
ones by WITTE ST. LOUIS & NICHOLLS, all very good.
123. _____ Upholsterers tool and a C.A. Myers Co. AWL FOR ALL stitching awl, in
original box.
124. _____ Abingdon KING DICK screw adjusting bicycle or pocket wrench.
125. _____ Two pair pliers: Unmarked lineman-type; and a Koeth K.K.K. (Koeth
Kombination Kit) plier with several different jaws that fit a common pair of
handles.
126. _____ Pair kitchen tools: antique can opener, complete and fine; and a SPEEDO
jar opener Central States Mfg. Co. Pats pending.
127. _____ ESTWING hand sledge with EVER GRIP handle, like new with original
sticker and price in ink on one side of head, FINE.
128. _____ BRUNNER & LAY CHICAGO blacksmiths turning hammer, handle needs to
be firmly attached, but the head is fine.
129. _____ Lot: S.H. CO. 110 10-inch nippers, small soldering iron; unusual brass clamp
for round stock; and a PAPCO PAT PEND tube flaring tool.
130. _____ Misc. iron tools including blacksmith tongs, bolt header, twisted pry bar, etc.
131. _____ Long unknown steel clamp or holder with U-shaped indents on the inside of
each head; plus a blacksmith flatter hammer.
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132. _____ Unknown make 22-inch hand saw, complete and very good; plus a Stanley
SW sliding bevel with rosewood handle, improper wing nut.
133. _____ Lot of 6 folding iron handles for tools boxes NOS; plus an unknown nickel
plated rack for hanging neck ties?
134. _____ Stanley #248 weatherstrip plane, with seven original blades, prestops, depth
stop, original owners manual, complete with 90%+ japanning, FINE.
135. _____ Wooden furniture clamp; unknown grabber with D handle; and a length of
old chain.
136. _____ Large pair of blacksmith tongs with locking ring and a pair of bench sheers.
137. _____ Large pair of hand forged log tongs.
138, Large broad axe, blade is rusted and has some minor pitting.
139. _____ Early single tree with hand forged iron; and a hame that looks NOS.
140. _____ Two long handled hammers; one has a head that is pointed on both ends,
and it is pitted; the other is a nice 5-lb. spike driver?
141. _____ Roofing hatchet with nail claw, no makers name visible; and nice wooden
mallet.
142. _____ D.R. Barton coopers chamfer knife, has light rust but will easily clean to fine
overall condition.
143. _____ Two different long handles sledge hammers; one an ATHA 10-lb. No. 760;
the other has an illegible makers mark. Both are very good.
144. _____ Long handled ice axe, used in an ice house, complete and very good.
145. _____ Millers Falls chain drill, needs new chain but otherwise very good; and a
large dowel or spoke pointer, very good.
146. _____ Two Disston back saws: the smaller one has a broken handle; the larger one
has a cracked handle that can be repaired, it needs cleaning.
147. _____ Two swinging jaw pipe wrenches and a tool for pulling railroad spikes.
148. _____ Massive ASHCROFT #4 pipe tong, complete and very good; plus a pair of
tinners bench sheers.
149. _____ Large 6-lb. hand sledge hammer marked NEVADA, complete and very good;
plus a BRIDGEPORT nail puller, complete and very good.
150. _____ Medium sized meat cleaver plus a pair of tongs for picking clinkers out of the
stove.
151. _____ Pair of different hay knives, the longer one has rust, the other is fine.
152. _____ Tomahawk type crating tool marked CLARK BARS ARE GREAT, a neat old
advertising tool.
153. _____ Pair of wrenches: No. 2 Bull-Dog by Whitman & Barnes Mfg. Co., very good;
and a #10606 mystery wrench.
154. _____ Large HESTER PLOW CO. 1 wrench, complete and very good.
155. _____ Blackhawk type screw adjusting 4-way wrench, complete and very good;
plus a screw adj. nut wrench with Sept. '97 patent date, complete and very good.
156. _____ Fine FORD automobile jack, complete and very good; plus a fence stretcher
that is pitted but still functional.
157. _____ PEXTO slaters hammer for working on slate roofs.
158. _____ HandE 1922 Patent nut wrench, complete and fine.
159. _____ Union #43 rabbet and fillester plane, complete and very good.
160. _____ Coes type wooden handled screw adjust nut wrench, complete and very
good; plus a Spery 1891 Patent pipe tong from Hermann, Missouri, complete and
very good.
161. _____ Four different pair of blacksmith tongs.
162. _____ Shoe lasting stand and two different sized lasts; plus a R. HERSCHEL MFG.
CO. PEORIA, ILL chain breaker.
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163. _____ Large claw hammer and a manufactured wheelwrights traveler, both very
good.
164. _____ Bull lead with rope; tool for cleaning cream separators; and an iron ring with
two hitch? pins.
165. _____ BRIDGEPORT BRASS CO. brass tire pump and a brass grease gun, both
fine.
166. _____ Old block and tackle with grass rope, very good; plus a tail docker.
167. _____ Unusual saw with built-in scraper; fence stretcher; and a macadamizing
hammer.
168. _____ C. HAMMOND PHILA. Cobblers hammer; long handled adz; and a hammer
head with single claw.
169. _____ Nice saw vise with cam lock, complete and very good; plus a saw
SIMMONDS CRESCENT SAW TOOL.
170. _____ Long handled pick, complete and very good, plus a shingle froe, complete
and very good.
171. _____ Long handle stone crandle or hammer, complete and very good.
172. _____ Large tape wrench or tap handle; and a massive 1-inch timber framing
chisel, needs cleaning.
173. _____ Four different pairs of blacksmith tongs.
174. _____ Three different pair of blacksmith tongs.
175. _____ Large pair of outside calipers.
176. _____ Large pair of log or tie carrying tongs with rotted wooden handle; plus a cant
hook for rolling longs on the ground, this one also needs a new handle.
177. _____ Keen Kutter F4283GK framing square, complete and very good.
178. _____ Extra large pair of outside calipers.
179. _____ Large wedge with owner tag saying felling wedge, looks like it was dug up
from an archaeological site; plus a two-handled hack saw, both handles are
broken and needing to be replaced.
180. _____ Ohio Tool 26-inch wooden jointer plane, complete and very good; plus a
BARBER & GENN back saw with spilt nuts, BARBER & GENN were among only
10 sawmakers listed in 1787 Sheffield England directory, complete and very
good overall.
181. _____ Shovel or entrenching tool with wooden handle in olive drab paint, complete
and very good.
182. _____ Brace type automotive valve grinder; plus a brace type speed wrench with
revolving head.
183. _____ Manufactured adz with faint mark and three adz handles. Two of the handles
are NOS.
184. _____ M-D SQUAR-EVEL combination square and level, complete and very good;
plus a Stearns? adjustable hollow auger that is complete with depth stop and just
needs the blade resharpened.
185. _____ Brown & Sharpe trammel points on two-piece beam, very good.
186. _____ Early Stanley? brass trammel points, one has a point and the other has a
hollow shaft for inserting a pencil, very good.
187. _____ Large pair of nickel plated trammels with adjustable points, very good
overall. Will be sold with a piece of the wooden beam it is shown on.
188. _____ Large decorative pair of brass trammel points, very good overall.
189. _____ Medium size outside caliper and early looking pair of dividers with locking
wing nut.
190. _____ Two pair of steel dividers, the bigger pair is well made and decorative; the
smaller pair is rather crude.
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191. _____ General angle divider (similar to Stanley #30) complete and very good; plus
a Millers Falls hand vise with wooden handle, VG.
192. _____ Fine wheelwrights traveler for measuring the distance around a wheel for
fitting a tire.
193. _____ Master Slide Rule 72-inch, some wear on outside faces; plus a Stanley SW
Victor #803, 36-inch zig zag complete and very good.
194. _____ Stanley Rule & Level Co. #85 ivory rule, one leg repaired. Outside yellowed,
good overall.
195. _____ Deitzgen type surveyors hand level, comeplete and fine.
196. _____ Cow bell, bull lead; and hand forged fish or frog gig.
197. _____ W. P. Walters Sons 1983 MWTCA reprint; Disston Handbook on Saws
MWTCA 1983 reprint; Jackson & Tyler 1880 Tools & Supplies catalog reprinted
by MWTCA 2007; Hoole Machine and Engraving Works Catalogue No. 79
reprinted by MWTCA in 1985; Original Vogl Tool Co. Stone and brick tool catalog
#75 Kansas City; and a pile of Astragal Press catalogs.
198. _____ Six tool catalog reprints by MWTCA: Bench Work In Wood by Goss, 1997;
Zenith Tools & Cutlery, 1987; W.F. & John Barnes Foot Powered Lathes
Catalogue No. 59, 1982; United Hardware & Tool Co. Fulton Tool Catalog No.
40, 1983; Winnie Machine Works 18th Annual Catalogue, 1991; and H. Chapins
Sons 1890 Catalogue; 1986.
199. _____ Lot of tool catalog reprints: Millers Falls Catalogue No. 24, 2008; The Brace
The How and Why of Making Holes CD by Eric M. Peterson; Buff & Burger
Surveying Instruments 1897; 2004; A. J. Wilkinson & Co., 2001; Henry Cheney
Hammer Co. 1904 Catalogue, 2003; MWTCA 2009 directory; and several old
Astragal Press book catalogs.
200. _____ Lot of six tool catalog reprints: J. M. Waterston Catalogue No. 25; 1996;
Steel Carpenters Squares Eagle Square Co.; 1991; Sargent Tool Book, 1995;
North Brothers Yankee Tools 1912 Catalog, 1988; Ohio Tool Co. Cagalogue No.
23, 1990; New Britain The Hardware Center.
201. _____ Lot of misc. tool dealer catalogs from the 1980s and 1990s included are lists
from Clarence Blanchard; Roger K. Smith, Phil Whitby and others. Also included
are book lists from Astragal Press, MJD and Fine Tool Journal.
202. _____ Original SLIGO St. Louis Industrial Supply Catalogue No. 89, fine overall.
203. _____ Original Witte Hardware Co. St. Louis Catalog No. 36, complete and very
good.
204. _____ American Axes hard bound book by Henry J. Kauffman, complete with dust
jacket, very good.
205. _____ E. C. Simmons Keen Kutter 1930 Catalog U, reprinted in 1984; Goodell-Pratt
Millers Falls Catalogue No. 42, reprinted in 1999; Sears, Roebuck & Co. Tools
Machinery Blacksmith Supplies, reprinted in 1984; Buck & Hickman London
Catalogue of American Tools reprinted in 1989.
206. _____ Tool Catalog reprints and Tool Sale catalogs: C.E. Jennings Price List No.
13; Tony Murland International Auction 1997; Martin J. Donnelly 1997 catalogue;
Martin J. Donnelly 1995 catalogue; D. STOLP 1915 catalog; single issue of the
MWTCA Gristmill magazine; and a Jackson & Tyler 1880 catalog.
207. _____ Otto Young & Co. 1892 and 1893 catalog of watchmaker, Jeweler and
engraver tools, this one has a wrinkled cover; The National Saw Company;
March 2006 Gristmill; and Lufkin Catalog #10.
208. _____ Wagon wrench and wagon axle nut.
209. _____ Small brass anvil and medium sized plumb bob.
210. _____ TRRA of STL railroad lock, very good overall.
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211. _____ Lot of misc. tools; weeding tool; dog bone wrench; Interlox No. 106 sliding
rule, very good; and wooden marking gage.
212. _____ Short handled stone crandal or hammer, pitted.
213. _____ Lot of three tinners tools including a stake anvil.
214. _____ Bridge Tool Co. St. Louis ice saw, complete and very good.
215. _____ Nice 8-foot pike pole.
216. _____ Large Gifford Wood Co. ice axe for cleaving sheets of ice from blocks, very
good.
217. _____ Large ice or tie carrying tongs; an industrial size GIFFORD-WOOD ice
chipper, and the business end of an old pole pruner tossed in for good measure.
218. _____ Lot of seven wrenches including a 180 108 M1 with scale on one side for
measuring fuel; BLUE POINT; HINS; VLCHEK; LIQUID CARBONIC; UPLAND
FORGE.
219. _____ Three screw adjust nut wrenches: Billings & Spencer; STERLING No. 2 by
Mossberg, complete and very good; plus an ATLAS "VVV" bicycle wrench by
Mossberg that looks like it can be used as a tire tool.
220. _____ Fine Winchester 1001 wooden handled screw-adjust nut wrench, complete
and never messed with.
221. _____ Winchester cold chisel, nicely marked, no model number, very good overall.
222. _____ U.S. M8A1 PWH military dagger with complete with sheath, the very tip of
the dagger is broken and needs to be reground, otherwise this one is OK.
223. _____ Lot of three different blacksmith tongs all for holding round stock, they all
look to be factory made items, all are very good.
224. _____ Briggs Hardware Co. Patented axe and hatchet display stand from
Neosho, Missouri, this one is missing the tag that would have been on the
top of the box, and there's one pieces of wood that needs repair, good
overall condition.
225. _____ Gerstner oak machinist tool box Model #432 11-drawers including book
drawer, the green felt in the drawer bottoms is soiled from oily tools, but the wood
is very nice, lock is intact and key is present, very good overall.
226. _____ Five 9-inch screw adjusting automotive nut wrenches.
227. _____ Unusual broad axe with curved handle, the blade is pitted.
228. _____ Three screw adjust pipe wrenches: 14-inch ERIE TOOL WORKS; 10-inch
STILLSON by HUDSON FORGE; & a 6-inch wood handled with chipped top jaw.
229. _____ Nice wooden mallet with iron rings; plus a rams horn scraper that needs a
blade.
230. _____ Prentiss BULL DOG No. 52 bench vise, complete and very good.
231. _____ Stanley #103 and #101 small iron block planes, both are complete and very
good.
232. _____ Heller hoof trimmer; Kraeuter 1851-6 nipper; Diamond Edge side cutter;
Ford lug wrench; PROTO #250 piston ring? pliers, etc.
233. _____ Rigid pipe tools: large reamer; two die holders and five dies, four of the dies
are in original boxes.
234. _____ Ratchet brace plus an unusual brace with breast plate.
235. _____ Two roofing hatchets including a Winchester that needs the head secured to
the handle; and a Simmons, both very good.
236. _____ Keen Kutter tile spade or sharpshooter shovel, one of the two rivets securing
the handle is broken, and should be replaced.
237. _____ Long wooden jointer plane with applied wooden sole, Ohio Tool Co. tapered
iron, the rear of the body is rounded off leading me to think this one was
homemade, very good overall.
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238. _____ Lufkin #576 Tape Repair Kit for tape measures, in original tool roll with
Lufkin logo, a scarce Lufkin tool, the leather roll is dry and cracking, but
some leather treatment will soften it up, the rest is in very good overall
condition.
239. _____ FINE Auburn Tool Co. solid boxwood plow plane body, with intact depth
stop, fine wedge, one blade, if you've got boxwood fence and arms, this is the
body you need!
240. _____ TOOL CATALOGS: The Sargent Tool Catalog Collection A reprint of the
Sargent Tools Illustrated in the Company's 1894, 1910 and 1922 Catalogs, by
Weidenschilling, Wayne, paper back, as new, 1993; The Stanley Catalog
Collection, 1855 to 1898, paper back, new in shrinkwrap; and The Stanley
Catalog Collection, Vol. II, paper back, as new, 1998.
241. _____ BOOKS: Tools & Trades of America's Past: The Mercer Collection, paper
back, as new, 1981; The Chronicle of the EAIA March 2009, as new, 2009; The
Annual Directory, EAIA, 2009, as new, 2009; Selections from the Chronicle, hard
cover, as new, 1991; Ancient Carpenters Tools, hard cover, as new, 1968 4th
edition; The Art of Joinery by Moxon, hard cover, as new, 2008, Lost Art Press;
and The Axe Book by Granfors Bruks, pamphlet, as new, not dated.
242. _____ TRADE SPECIFIC BOOKS: Fine Woodworking, May/June 1983:
Cooperage, pamphlet, as new, 1983; The Modern Blacksmith by Weygers,
Alexander G., paper back, as new, 1974; Early American Crafts: Tools, Shops
and Products by Colby, C. B., hard cover with dust jacket, book fine, jacket
chipped with tears, 1967; The Cooper and His Trade by Kilby, Kenneth, paper
back, as new, 1989; and Blacksmiths' and Farriers' Tools at Shelburne Museum,
paper back, fine, 1966.
243. _____ BOOKS: The Making of Tools by Weygers, Alexander G., paper back, as
new, 1973, ISBN #o-442-29360-7; Tool-Making Projects for Joinery and
Woodworking by Olesin, Steve A., paper back, as new, 2005; How to Make
Carpentry Tools by Moore, Aaron and Musaemura Sithole, paper back, as new,
1997 revised edition; Tools for Working Wood catalog, not dated; Mastering
Hand Tool Techniques by Bridgewater, Alan and Gill, hard cover with dust jacket,
as new, 1997; and Planecraft: A Woodworker's Handbook by Sainsbury, John,
paper back, very good, 1984.
244. _____ BOOKS: Country Woodcraft by Langsner, Drew, hard cover with dust jacket,
good, small tears in jacket, 1978; Working Wood: A Guide for the Country
Carpenter by Bubel, Mike and Nancy, paper back, good, tear on spine, 1977;
Country Tools and How to Use Them by Blandford, Percy W., paper back, as
new, 1997; and Scribner's Lumber & Log Book, S. E. Fisher, Publisher, hard
cover, very good, covers slightly rubbed, loss on back cover, 1918.
245. _____ BOOKS: The Toolbox Book by Tolpin, Jim, HC new in shrinkwrap; The
Handplane Book by Hack, Garrett, hard cover with dust jacket, as new, 1997;
and Woodworking Planes by Sellens, Alvin, hard cover with dust jacket, jacket
stained and torn, case and book fine, 1978 fourth printing.
246. _____ BOOKS: Wild Fowl Decoys by Barber, Joel, hard cover, ex library, good,
1954; Making Small Wooden Boxes, by Jacobson, James A., paper back, good,
cover torn, 1986; Getting the Most out of your Band Saw and Scroll Saw by
Delta, very good, 1937; How I Make Woodcuts and Wood Engravings by Mueller,
Hans Alexander, hard cover with dust jacket, fine, 1945; Handbook of WoodEngraving: Practical Instruction in the Art by Emerson, William A., hard cover,
fine publisher's binding, 1881; and Practical Projects for the Handy Man by
Popular Mechanics Press, paper back, as new, 2001.
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247. _____ BOOKS: How to Work with Tools and Wood, Stanley Tools, hardcover, fine
1927; Basic Woodwork Projects by McGinnis & Ruley, hardcover, fine 1959;
Essentials of Woodworking by Griffith, hard cover, very good, some wear to
cover, 1915; Manual Arts Press, Peoria, IL; Common Sense Hand-Railing, by
Hodgson, Fred T., hard cover, very good, publishers binding, 1903;
Woodworker's Handbook by Walker-Turner Co., Inc., hard cover, fine, 1932; and
Wood-Finishing by Jeffrey, Harry R., hard cover, very good, 1924, Manual Arts
Press, Peoria.
248. _____ BOOKS etc: Wood Explorer, The Wood Exchange, CD, 2002; Wood and
Forest by Hoyes, William, hard cover, very good, name on cover, 1916, Manual
Arts Press; and Wood and Lumber by Newell, A.C., hard cover, very good, small
stains on cover, 1927, Manual Arts Press.
249. _____ How to Work with Tools and Wood by Stanley Tools, hard covered, very
good, publishers binding, 1942 Rev. edition, 2nd printing; Practical Carpentry by
Shrewsbury Publishing, hard cover, very good, 1925, two parts in one volume;
It's Fun to Make It Yourself by Maney, Stacey, hard cover, very good, 1944;
Working with Tools for Fun and Profit by Collins, A. Frederick, hard cover, good,
case loosening at front, 1937, 1942 reprint; Carpentry by Griffith, Ira Samuel,
hard cover, very good, tails on spine torn, 1916, Manual Arts Press; Wood
Patternmaking by McCaslin, Herbert J., hard cover, very good, 1946 4th edition,
2nd printing.
250. _____ Three small Woodcraft circular carving gouges, two are like new, one has
been sharpened.
251. _____ Six carving tools in small oak box with sliding lid. They are all like new and
look like Millers Falls made chisels, but there are no markings, fine.
252. _____ Six carving gouges by CROWN TOOLS Sheffield England, all like new.
253. _____ Ten like new POWER GRIP carving tools.
254. _____ Box of misc. carving tools, all like new: hand vise: EXACTO scorp; three tool
holders; and 15 new old stock carving blades by WARREN CUTLERY in original
plastic holders.
255. _____ Lot of five like new carving tools; plus three old chisels, one needing a new
handle.
256. _____ Hand cranked wet stone for sharpening blades, etc. The base is rusted away
at one corner, otherwise OK.
257. _____ Power Strop sharpening set IOB, never opened; and a fine rosewood and
brass layout knife.
258. _____ Two hand-forged claw hammers, plus a hand-forged hammer/adz
combination that needs a handle; and two cobblers hammers that need handles.
259. _____ Two mortising chisels; one needing a handle; plus a Charles Buck socket
chisel; and several chisel handles.
260. _____ Unusual hand vise that likely had a leather belt attached to the end, perhaps
used like a wire stretcher; plus a hammer that also has clip on the end of the
handle and was likely hung off a wagon or buggy. Vise is marked P.S. STUBS
ENGLAND and CHAS. J. FIELD. Field was a Philadelphia hardware merchant.
261. _____ Large drawknife with 15-inch blade, very good overall.
262. _____ Large Diamond Edge saddlers knife with rosewood handle, used in making
leather saddles.
263. _____ HUBER PHILAD saddlers knife, smaller version of the lot above, also very
good.
264. _____ C.S. Osborne & Co. saddlers knife with rosewood handle, VG.
265. _____ Nice 2-handled scorp with faint Philadelphia mark, very good overall.
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266. _____ Two saddlers knives, larger one by W. BUTCHER.
267. _____ Two mallets one with leather faces, both very good.
268. _____ Wooden hat stretcher, very good.
269. _____ NO RIVELL Automotive Wrench-Set in original holder, very good.
270. _____ Diamalloy fencing pliers; soldering iron; hand forged spoon bit, etc.
271. _____ Box lot: off-set screwdriver; bitstock hole saw; gunstocker-type float; all
wood pair of pliers; etc.
272. _____ Nice Glines Patent Dec. 19, 1882 shoe stretcher, made on U.S. Pat.
#269,407 issued Dec. 19, 1882 to Horace Glines of West Stratford, Connecticut,
fine overall.
273. _____ Lot of misc. bench plane blades inc. Siegley, Stanley, Keen Kutter; and a
Butcher with Shelabarger Patent chip breaker, all very good.
274. _____ Unusual Victor Four Hole Choker Mouse Trap with bakelite type body, very
good.
275. _____ Box Lot: misc. plane parts, pinch dogs, saw file, etc.
276. _____ P. Gartner 1860 steel draftsman-type square, good overall.
277. _____ Early New York Board of Ed. Ink eraser used to erase mistakes from linen
paper; and a small GOMPH tracing wheel, very good.
278. _____ Box lot: two bevels; square; wooden ruler; four-fold rule; and unusual
wooden shave.
279. _____ Box lot: two ratches; chain pipe wench; alligator wrench, unknown plier type
tool; and a tool for installing snap closures.
280. _____ Stanley #4 plumb & level with brass ends and brass side view; both vials
intact, very good overall.
281. _____ Stanley #700 bench mounting wood vise, very good.
282. _____ Box lot: Stanley screwdriver with plastic handle; BERNARDS 1892 patent
mini pliers; Lufkin #460 zig-zag rule; tapered reamer; Spiral Flute Burring
Reamer #5513 IOB, eary dividers with brass wing nut, etc.
283. _____ Pair mini block planes: Birmingham, complete and very good; plus a Stanley
#101 that is complete and very good.
284. _____ Pair mini block planes: Stanley #101, complete and very good; plus a
Preston bullnose that has a patch of pitting on the bottom, but is otherwise very
good.
285. _____ Pair mini block planes: Craftsman (Sargent) #619-3705; and a Stanley
#101P in red paint with pressed steel body, complete and very good.
286. _____ Unusual Marples double ended mini block plane.
287. _____ Stanley #90 MADE IN ENGLAND cabinetmakers bullnose rabbet plane,
98%+ nickel plating, fine blade, fine overall.
288. _____ Stanley #79 side rabbet plane MADE IN ENGLAND, complete with fence,
98%+ nickel plating, fine cutters, fine overall.
289. _____ Stanley #98 right handed side rabbet plane, early pre-depth stop model. fine
knob, very good overall condition.
290. _____ Sears (Millers Falls) #9-37037 mini block plane like new in original box.
291. _____ Winsted Edge Tool Wks. 10-inch, folding handle drawknife, good handles,
light rust, will clean to fine overall condition; plus two other drawknives; a 10-inch
PS&W that has an improper pivot/locking bolt holding one hande; and a 9-inch
Diamond Edge that needs a handle.
292. _____ Two Ohio Tool Co. #54 moving fillester planes: Someone has drilled a hole
in the heel of one and fitted a handle into it, the wedge is improper and the nicker
is MIA, with new wedge and nicker will be fine; the second one is complete and
in very good usable condition.
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293. _____ Three wood planes: Wm. H.LIVINGSTON & CO. NEW YORK No. 158, 3/4inch complex molding plane, fine; C. WARREN NASHUA handled grooving plow,
complete and very good; and a E&C CARTER TROY NEW YORK 1 7/16-inch
round, complete and very good.
294. _____ Four Sandusky wood planes, 5/8-inch hollow; 7/8-inch round; 1-inch hollow;
and 1 1/4-inch hollow, all have same owner's mark, the blades have rust, the
bodies are all very good.
295. _____ Three Ohio Tool Co. dado planes: two 3/4-inch and one 7/8-inch. The darker
3/4-inch has a broken wedge, the nicker in the 7/8-inch is improper, these can
easily be put back into use.
296. _____ McBride Louisville screw-arm sash plane, wedges look like newer
replacements, small chip on top near nose, very good overall.
297. _____ Sandusky Tool Co. #113, 1 1/4-inch twin iron nosing plane, complete and
very good.
298. _____ GLADWIN & PLATTS WALLINGFORD Ct screw-arm sash plane, one small
chip from above the boxing on the toe, otherwise complete and very good.
299. _____ Early fixed sash plane with names N.W. GODDARD and B. GODARD on
toe, B. GODARD is listed in the current AWP as UR, the N.W. GODDARD mark
is the same size and font as the B. GODARD, one check at toe, complete and
very good.
300. _____ Unusual and very scarce ivory tipped screw-arm fillester plane with
boxwood body. This one is exactly as found with some oxidation on the
brass depth stop and screw, fine threads and nuts, the only fault I can find
is the split wedge. Get Bob Baker or Jim Leamy to make you a new wedge
and you'll have a fine rare plane.
301. _____ Stover Mfg. #12 cam-lock saw vise, complete and very good; plus a
blacksmith made drawknife with extra wide blade, very good overall.
302. _____ SQUANGLE BY MAYES Johnson City, Tenn. combination bevel and square
with door sill, window sill and rafter tables, fine overall; plus a U.S. MADE
combination square with 12-inch scale and center head, some light rust, will
clean to fine.
303. _____ Stanley #4 1/2C heavy duty smooth plane, complete and in fine overall
condition; plus an unknown make 9-inch smoother with plastic knob.
304. _____ Keen Kutter K4C (early style Bedrock body) smooth plane, with good
rosewood tote and knob, very good original blade, will clean to very good usable
condition; also included is a Diamond Edge DE4 smooth plane, the top of the
hard rubber or plastic tote is split and needs to be replaced, otherwise OK.
305. _____ Box of bench plane totes and knobs including a few totes that have had the
spurs expertly repaired, and a few nice original rosewood knob. A real find for
anyone who is piecing together a mess of old planes.
306. _____ Two Stanley spokeshaves: #151 and a very good #60 with flat & concave
bottoms, SW blades, very good overall.
307. _____ Stanley #64 spokeshave complete and very good overall.
308. _____ Two iron spoke shaves including a scarce Ohio Tool Co. iron shave similar
to a Stanley #51, plus a leather shave with radiused bottom, all complete.
309. _____ Two folding handle drawknives including Cantello (Pat. No. 448,663) that
has handles that move both ways, the handles and cutting edge are OK, the top
of the blade has some pitting; plus a 9-inch Wilkinson O.V.B. made for Hibbard,
Bartlett & Spencer that has loose handles but is otherwise very good.
310. _____ Rare Stanley #198 razor blade & spokeshave blade holder and honer,
made only from 1936 to 1942, has 90%+ japanning, fine overall.
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311. _____ Lot of hardware for mounting totes and knobs on Stanley bench planes.
312. _____ Four wooden molding planes: Sandusky #146 1 1/8-in. skew bladed rabbet
with brass sole; Ohio Tool #37 1/4-in. side bead, needs about 3 inches of boxing
replaced, otherwise fine; Ohio Tool Co. #46 7/8-in. dado with wooden stop, fine;
and a fine Auburn Tool Co. No. 126, 1-inch reverse ogee with owner mark A in
heel.
313. _____ Two wooden fore planes, wooden miter box, wooden clamp parts, one plane
needs throat patch, and one needs a blade.
314. _____ Four wooden molding planes: L.&IJ WHITE BUFFALO 1 3/8-in. skew bladed
rabbet, complete and very good: BURNHAM, FOX & CO. AMHERST, MASS. *
#20, 1 1/2-in. hollow, complete and very good; and a fine matched pair of A.
HOWLAND & CO. No. 69 3/4-in. tongue and groove planes.
315. _____ Auburn Tool Co. handled screw-arm plow plane, needs a wedge and an
inner nut, can easily be put back into service; plus a homemade slitting gage with
wedge-locking beam, very good overall.
316. _____ Pair wooden molding planes: J. CREAGH Cint. Ohio screw-arm sash, some
thread chipping, one iron an improper replacement, good overall; plus a
GREENFIELD TOOL CO. No. 328, 1-inch complex molder (ogee with bevel?),
compelte and very good.
317. _____ Casey & Co. unhandled screw-arm plow plane, needs a wedge, otherwise
complete and very good; plus a homemade? slitting gage with closed handle,
complete and very good.
318. _____ Three J. COOK & CO. TERRE HAUTE IA **** molding planes Here are
three scarce molding planes from the Indiana hardware firm J. COOK & CO.
TERRE HAUTE, IA. Included are a #7 hollow and round pair. The round has a
crack extending rearward from the mouth about 2 inches, but is otherwise
complete and very good, the round is fine as is the 3/4-inch No. 43 1/2 scotia or
quarter round in fine overall condition.
319. _____ Lot: Two penny or gent's braces; small wooden screw clamp; and an
EASTMAN'S ALWAYS READY CHALK LINE, complete and very good.
320. _____ Large mallet will wooden handle and large steel head with wooden faces,
one face is cracked and one face is chipped, but you can always replace them.
321. _____ RARE Wheelwrights assembly/alignment fixture. The hub of the wheel is
tightened between the two cones as shown in the photo. If you know anyone who
works on wagons, carts, carriages or other vehicles with wooden wheels, they
will know what this is and they may need it. This one comes with a large never
used hub.
322. _____ Unusual tire bender used by wheelwrights to bend the metal band that goes
around the outside of a wooden wheel and the steel bands that encircle the hub.
This one has the number 2 cast into it and it has a removable roller on top that is
adjustable by means of moving it in a rack. There's some rust and a little pitting,
but add a simple handle, and this one can easily be put back into service.
323. _____ Wrench Lot: PS&W 8-inch gas pliers; SARGENT 8-inch nippers; and
CRUSADER (a Winchester Store house brand) 6-inch pliers. All are complete
and very good.
324. _____ Wrench Lot: simple socket wrench; set of four automotive-type open end nut
wrenches; and one unusual 100F open ended nut wrench with on off-set end
marked REVERSE GEAR WRENCH. All are complete and very good.
325. _____ Wrench Lot: Baker Mfg. Pat. #2,836,004 tool for removing fish hooks;
unmarked end cutters; two hog ringing tools; DIAMOND K36 pliers; and
INDESTRO MFG. pliers. All are very good.
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326. _____ Wrench Lot: The top pair of pliers is used to turn horseshoeing nails into hog
rings; the middle wench is marked JOAR and is a type of open end ratcheting
wrench, it is complete and very good; and the nippers at the bottom have
French? markings on both sides, they too are complete and very good.
327. _____ Wrench Lot: From top to bottom are a pair of PS&W nippers; unknown
pliers; a pair of slip joint pliers marked AT&F; and another slip joint plier marked
DASCO 344. The mystery pair has some pitting, the others are all very good.
328. _____ Lot of tool rests, centers and other parts for old wood lathes.
329. _____ Campbell 1872 Patent No. 3-size pipe tongs (wrench) Qunincy, Illinois. Here
is a fine pair of pipe tongs made on a patent issued Aug. 6, 1872 to William
Campbell of Quincy, Illinois. Some light rust, but no structural damage or missing
parts.
330. _____ Lot three pair pliers inc. OVB gas pliers; hog ringer pliers; and small needle
nose pliers. All are complete and very good overall.
331. _____ Macadam or macadamizing hammer used to break up stones for lining road
beds; plus a large automotive-type socket marked KEN TOOL R 1.
332. _____ Two unusual railroad tools: on top is a mystery tools that may have been
used to move sections of track during construction or repair, the other end of it
may have been used as a wrench to open and close switches or to open box
cars; the tool on the bottom with the wooden handle is a patented car move used
to move railroad cars short distances.
333. _____ Set of three different pitch forks including scarce 2-tine example and rarely
seen 4-tine example.
334. _____ Early hand-forged claw hammer and a dinglestock or stump anvil that would
have been driven into a stump or even into the dirt and used to bang out dings in
a scythe blade or similar tool.
335. _____ Two drawknives; The one on top is FULTON and it has a little used 10-inch
blade, the handles and the blade are in very good usable condition; the one on
the bottom is an OVB by Hibbard Spencer and Bartlett of Chicago. This one has
light to moderate pitting over much of the blade, the handles appear to be made
of rosewood.
336. _____ Like new NICHOLSON PROFESSIONAL THE THREE HUNDRED 10-point
with original cardboard sleeve, has original $22.49 price in grease pencil on
sleeve.
337. _____ Lot of shoe lasting forms and a St. Louis lasting stand with a welded repair,
two of the forms have chips.
338. _____ Mattel Toy Co. 1964 POWER SHOP lathe in original box. Here's a 1964
POWER SHOP lathe/saw combination tool made by the Mattel Toy Company. It
comes in the original red plastic case, the latches on the case or broken,
otherwise it's OK.
339. _____ CUMMINGS INITIAL MACHINE manufactured by The B.F. CUMMINGS CO.
for J.B. MAST CO. NEW YORK, complete with original wooden handle and
colorful pin striping. This thing punches letters into pieces of paper like bank
checks with a series of pin pricks, very nice.
340. _____ Sinclair Scott & Co. Baltimore peach peeler with hear shaped openings on
gear wheels, in red paint, very good overall; plus a hand-cranked corn sheller in
red paint, complete and very good.
341. _____ Lot of four fixer-upper hand saws.
342. _____ Copper candle mold, rough; large ice tongs, very good; and a hand forged
handle.
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343. _____ GEM miter box and small saw; Stanley #448K box of Card Table Leg Braces
IOB; and a Corsair C-4 iron smooth plane IOB.
344. _____ Three iron block planes and a Stanley #45 combination plow plane for parts.
345. _____ One machete and one corn knife, both very good overall.
346. _____ Lot of four different saws including a meat saw; keyhole saw and an unusual
flooring saw with full-size handle and a steel back.
347. _____ Four Stanley planes: #5 jack plane with lots of surface rust, will clean to very
good usable condition; #9 1/2 and 102 iron block planes; and a #100 toy sized
block plane, all complete and very good.
348. _____ Three hand forged claw hammers, two needing handles; and a iron wedge.
349. _____ Two wood handled screwdrivers; simple automotive socket set; large file;
cold chisel and a hand forged grubbing hoe.
350. _____ Lufkin countertop point-of-sale display case for Lufkin Red End Rules,
the case is glass with a removable wooden insert. The logo is reverse
painted on the glass and there is some loss on the front near the top, a
talented artist could touch it up. Two Red End rules are included.
351. _____ Two tapes: LUFKIN RULE CO. SAGINAW, MICH 50-foot cloth tape in nice
leather case, one screw on back replaced, very good overall; RABONE 30meter/100-foot tape in fine leather case, tape has inches on one side.
352. _____ Lot of three different iron plumb bobs.
353. _____ Lot of five boxwood rules incl. Keen Kutter; another with logging scales; and
an architects rule. Most are well worn on the outside surface.
354. _____ Lot of two 16-oz. brass surveyor-type plumb bobs: one marked with #648216 and a star; and the other is a Dietzgen with it's original Dietzgen leather
carrying case.
355. _____ FINE James Swan EXTRA 8-inch folding handle drawknife with original
handles, and nice blade.
356. _____ Disston Imperial saw sharpening tool set with tattered remains of original
booklet, has light rust but will clean to very good overall condition.
357. _____ WITHERBY Winsted, Conn. 8-inch folding handle drawknife, complete and
very good.
358. _____ Three early saw wrests or saw sets, at least one with rosewood handle, all
have brass ferrules.
359. _____ Unusual 1889 Rowland patent circular glass cutter plus two regular glass
cutters; one by Millers Falls and one with rosewood handle from Baltimore.
360. _____ Black & Decker WORKMATE collapsible workbench with vice-like top, Type
2 model, complete and in very good overall condition.
361. _____ Large log or tie carrying tool with wooden handle, complete and very good.
362. _____ Unusual clamp or punch; Stanley saw set and part of a pipe flaring tool.
363. _____ Lot: drill; plier; rosewood handled bevel; gate latch and concrete edging tool.
364. _____ Nicely made shaving horse or schnitzelbank, this one is adjustable. It is
complete and very good.
365. _____ Two .30 caliber M1 rifle ammunition boxes, one by Crown and Canco, a little
light rust here and there, but both are in very good overall condition.
366. _____ Two W. BUTCHER tang gouges a BRITISH ZONE GERMANY socket
firmer; and another socket firmer chisel.
367. _____ Set of DASCO interchangeable punches for cutting leather, canvas, lead,
brass and copper sheet, complete and very good in original box; and a wooden
box filled with buffing wheels, wire wheels and sanding wheels for a Dremel tool.
368. _____ W.F. & JOHN BARNES #3 wood lathe for parts or restoration. Here we have
a nice wooden bed, fine iron leg set; head and tail stocks; headstock had been
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fitted with a modern pulley for use with V-belts; two different tool rest brackets
and one tool rest.
369. _____ Lot of country primitives: tin scoop with wooden handle and base; pulley;
clevis; pressing iron and trivet both by the same maker; and an unknown tool.
370. _____ Goodell #64 Improved Baystate apple peeler, some rust appears to all be
there, no breaks or repairs.
371. _____ Apple peeler by the Reading (PA) Hardware Mfg. Co., complete and very
good.
372. _____ Four sad or pressing irons, two with handles; one is a mini.
373. _____ Two dibbles one wood handled and one metal; plus a patented bunion tool
for stretching out shoes.
374. _____ Two coal hammers.
375. _____ SIMMONS SPECIAL sad iron, complete and fine.
376. _____ Watch or clock makers staking set.
377. _____ L&M double crab lasting tool, cobblers hammer; and a French? Pattern
cobbler or farrier hammer head.
378. _____ Pair Cincinnati Tool Co. wooden clamps, complete and fine.
379. _____ Five wrenches: Three automotive nut wrenches: Diamond; Craftsman and
Fairmount; plus 6-inch and 8-inch Masterwrench wrenches.
380. _____ Four hand saws: Stanley Tool Box Saw with wooden guard; Disston; older
Disston; & Disston 10-pt. by H.K. Porter Co. All can be put back into service.
381. _____ Lot: Zig rules, extension rule and Luflin tape; includes a advertising rule for
Show Boat Sales and Service St. Louis; NOS Stanley #106 zig zag with
cardboard sleeve; and Defiance #96F.
382. _____ Two boxed ACME sharpening stones, both are fine.
383. _____ Central Tool Co. dial caliper; plus a Sargent & Co. paper punch.
384. _____ Box lot: USMC shoe lasting pliers; Stanley sliding bevel; Stanley 9-inch
machinist level with shaft groove and eclipse vial covers; unusual hammer; four
bitstock tools, star drill; screwdriver and clamp.
385. _____ Russian automotive-type socket set, the ratchet is marked MADE IN USSR
and the top of the box has the remnants of the original paper label in Russian.
386. _____ Stanley #130A Yankee screwdriver; another Yankee 130A; Yankee #45
push drill with all bits inside handle; and two bevel edged chisels.
387. _____ Five 9-inch automotive nut wrenches; one by Moore Drop Forging; and one
by Fairmount Cleveland, all very good.
388. _____ Four Brigg's pattern combination pipe and nut wrenches, three by Bemis &
Call.
389. _____ Four different wooden handled pipe/nut combination wrenches.
390. _____ Six different wooden handled nut wrenches; Moore; W&B, Coes, Diamond
Edge, etc. Choice.
391. _____ Ten assorted pairs of pliers including one from Sycamore, ILL.
392. _____ Eight 8-inch wood handled nut wrenches.
393. _____ Lot of nine different claw hammer heads including Cheney nail-holding type.
394. _____ Three 18-inch wooden handled nut wrenches one with bad handle; and two
combination pipe and nut wrenches.
395. _____ Ten 8-inch all-metal screw-adjust pipe wrenches inc. Pexto; B&C, etc.
396. _____ GIANT nail puller; unknown saw set; and GENERAL doweling jig.
397. _____ Stronghold wooden handled nut wrench by PS&W also marked on head with
faint Chicago & Northwestern railroad initials and WPA.
398. _____ Cooperative Society Shears plus a shotgun shell reloading tool, and several
files.
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399. _____ Unusual tool for cutting Orangeburg sewer pipe, the whatsit brain trust at the
last Macomb, Illinois MWTCA show said this tool was used on Orangeburg sewer
pipe which was a pipe made of several layers of tar paper. With this tool the pipe
would be kept from collapsing while it was being cut.
400. _____ Stanley #45 combination plow plane in original albeit ratty pasteboard
box. Here's a near perfect SW vintage plane with 98 percent+ nickel plating,
fine rosewood tote, knob and wear strip on fence; includes all three main
sections; long and short rods; two cutter boxes, cam, two depth stops,
beading stop, envelope of two spare nickers. The cutters and cam are
pitted but the rest of the plane and other parts are fine.
401. _____ Millers Falls #57 low angle block plane, complete and fine; Stanley #18 iron
block plane with knuckle jointed cap, very good.
402. _____ Stanley #82 long handled scraper missing blade, plus two angle boring
devices.
403. _____ Three rules: Lufkin 963L combination rule, level and protractor, very good;
another larger example with faint outer markings; and a worn zig zag.
404. _____ Seven different lasting or leatherworking type pliers.
405. _____ Lot of six 8-inch wooden handled nut wrenches including W&B; PS&W;
COES & L. COES.
406. _____ Seven assorted pliers and nippers including a pair for cutting concertina
wire. Choice.
407. _____ Five 8-inch wooden handled nut wrenches inc. Coes. (lot on left in photo).
408. _____ Two claw hammers including a nice Stanley Handyman plus four loose
heads.
409. _____ Five 8-inch wooden handled nut wrenches inc. Coes, and L&S. (Lot on right
in photo).
410. _____ Marbles No. 5 with intact guard, could use new wood, otherwise very
good.
411. _____ Four crating or box opening tools: Mellor from Sedalia, MO; Unknown make
wrecking bar type with built-in hammer; all-metal one from Japan; and a
Bridgeport-type from China.
412. _____ Display board of wire stretching tools and wire.
413. _____ Kent Patent corn planter, faint logo on one side, very good overall, made by
A.C. KENT of Janesville, Wis. on a patent issued May 16, 1905. _____
414. _____ National brass or copper scrub board. Hang it on the wall or play it your jug
band.
415. _____ Choice of three nickel plated adjustable can or jar openers and a nut
cracker, (on left in photo).
416. _____ White Mountain apple peeler by Goodell in green paint, very good overall.
417. _____ Choice of six can openers, (on right in photo).
418. _____ Five all-metal crating tools: Midwest Sales Corp Des Moines, Iowa;
Chrisman Patent March 5, 1901; HUBERT CIN. OH MADE IN KOREA; etc.
419. _____ New Prima No. 4 table top cream separator MADE IN FINLAND, missing the
top container.
420. _____ Five different crating hammers or box openers; one nickel plated marked
PATD JAN. 99; another DULUTH, MINN.
421. _____ Claw hammer No. 116, plus several hammer handles.
422. _____ Six crating or box opening hammers including two Mellor Pat. Aug. 4, 1903;
Barcalo Buffalo; etc.
423. _____ Saddle maker's hammer plus a leather slitter, both very good.
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424. _____ Slaters hammer, complete and fine; TOWNLEY HWE KANSAS CITY
hatchet; and ususual Z shaped tool with sharp blade and wooden handle.
425. _____ Solomon Anderson type hammer with wraparound claw, and octogon
shaped eye.
426. _____ . Seven crating hammers or box opening tools: wooden handled Bridgeport
CORNBREAD TOBACCO; HAM-BAR; THE HOOKER by Bridgeport Pat. April
1914. Choice.
427. _____ Brown & Sharpe 0-1-inch machinists micrometer with original leather sheath,
very good.
428. _____ Small hand forged drawknife, one brass ferrule is split, complete and very
nice.
429. _____ Keen Kutter nail puller, complete and very good.
430. _____ Smith & Hemmingway Co. No. 1 Giant nail puller, complete and very good.
431. _____ Keen Kutter K22 meat grinder, fine overall.
432. _____ Red Bull nail puller, the first we have seen, complete and fine.
433. _____ Lot of three different Keen Kutter axe heads.
434. _____ New JUMBO 1905 patent nail puller The Bridgeport Hdwe Mfg. Co.,
complete and very good.
435. _____ Three hatchet heads: Keen Kutter; Shapleigh; and Blue Grass.
436. _____ 107. _____ Two Keen Kutter axe heads.
437. _____ Three Stanley boxwood rules: #136 caliper, very good; #32 SW 4-fold
caliper rule; Lufkin No. 781 & Stanley #84.
438. _____ Two Keen Kutter wooden handled monkey wrenches and one by Simmons
Hardware Co. (Choice).
439. _____ Seven assorted hammers including a THAYER Patent that is missing the
wood handle; a combination tack hammer and carpet stretcher, etc.
440. _____ Keen Kutter S wrench and Keen Kutter alligator wrench.
441. _____ Four hammers: two ball peen; one tilting head claw hammer; and a double
headed metalworking or planishing.
442. _____ Keen Kutter K94 screw adjust pocket wrench, very good.
443. _____ Lot of four claw hammers, one has nail holder on side of head.
444. _____ Keen Kutter pliers, very good.
445. _____ Six assorted claw and tack hammers, several hand forged.
446. _____ Reproduction Keen Kutter lock in block and wedge shape of Keen Kutter
logo, with two keys.
447. _____ Stanley #2 trammel points, early style with ornate casting.
448. _____ Simmons padlock with intact key, very good.
449. _____ Marbles No. 2 with intact guard, noticeable wear, very good overall.
450. _____ RARE Fay Patent (January 17, 1842) foot powered mortising machine
made on U.S. Patent #2425 issued to Jerub A. Fay of Keene, New
Hampshire. This machine was found several years ago in Nebraska. It
comes with 3 bits and it looks to be all there. The bolts holding the
horizontal feet on need to be removed and replaced with modern bolts that
can be tightened. The entire thing would benefit from a good cleaning. An
incredibly well preserved wooden framed machine that is 168 years old.
451. _____ Early wooden mallet and wheelwrights traveler.
452. _____ Large shingle froe with handle and a small froe that needs a handle.
453. _____ Patented tapered reamer and hand adz, both have light rust.
454. _____ Coopers chamfer knife with unusually heavy frame, has light to moderate
rust.
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455. _____ Pair of drawknives, one with long flat blade, another with red painted
handles has a curved blade, both need cleaning.
456. _____ Two different brass blow torches marked Shapleigh Hardware Diamond
Edge St. Louis, both are complete and very good.
457. _____ Patented leather slitter with 1876 and 1877 patent dates, complete and very
good.
458. _____ Nice adjustable hollow auger complete with intact depth stop, 90 percent
plus japanning, fine overall.
459. _____ Chicken slaughtering tool, i.e., a fowl guillotine.
460. _____ Rare WILLIAMS FROM SIMS coachmakers compassed T rabbet plane,
complete and very good.
461. _____ Pair of wooden planes: Sandusky toothing plane and an Ohio? compass
plane, both very good.
462. _____ Three coffin-shaped smooth planes, all complete.
463. _____ Broad hatchet; lathing hatchet and a double bit axe head.
464. _____ Stanley #71 router plane with three blades.
465. _____ Stanley #52 spokeshave complete and very good, plus a Stanley #66 Type I
beading tool with one router blade marked STANLEY.
466. _____ Stanley #75 bullnose rabbet plane, early type, complete and very good.
467. _____ Primitive hand forged traveler and a curved adz that also looks hand forged.
468. _____ Lot of seven marking gages plus one spare head.
469. _____ Winchester W61 folding ruler plus an unusual folding rule marked
HYDRAULIC PRESS BRICK COMPANY (St. Louis) HY-TEX BRICK, complete
and very good.
470. _____ Ohio Tool Co. screw-arm plank plane, has bone or ivory wear strips in
bottom, missing blade, good overall; plus a Winchester 28-inch double plumb &
level, all three vials intact, will clean to very good.
471. _____ Three bitstock tools: two different adjustable washer or gasket cutters plus a
hollow auger, all can be cleaned and put back into service.
472. _____ Ohio Tool Co. #97 handled screw-arm plow plane with a few thread chips
and one blade, complete and very good.
473. _____ Lot of five gouges including a small Buck Brothers with the Buck Brothers
logo on both the blade and the handle, all can be put back into service.
474. _____ Enterprise-type bung auger; plus a curved adz.
475. _____ Four tang chisels by Buck Bros, DR Barton, Butcher & Greaves, all needing
new handles.
476. _____ Hand saw with unusual burl or root handle.
477. _____ Unusual saw with a scraper blade at the end of the frame.
478. _____ Hand saw with patented handle and unusual domed nuts.
479. _____ Coopers chamfer knife with moderate to heavy rust, and a curved ads head
with light to moderate rust.
480. _____ Unusual drawknife with curved blade, plus a bearing scraper.
481. _____ Two small wooden handled screwdrivers, a countersink with adjustable
depth stop and a mini trowel advertising PYRAMID STUCCO of ST. LOUIS MO.
482. _____ Set of ten Fenton Carnival Glass collector plates from their ARTISANS
OF AMERICA series depicting traditional craftsmen engaged in their crafts.
All are in very good condition, and one comes with a plate hanger attached.
483. _____ Lot of wrenches: pliers; three stamped steel; buggy or carriage wrench;
ratchet and one marked CYLINDER STUD - BATTERY NUT on one side and
SPARK PLUG - GEN. NUT 90257 on other.
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484. _____ Lot: two mallets; Montgomery Ward cobbler hammer head; Stanley 744P-5/8
chisel, etc.
485. _____ Two block planes including a late model Stanley 9 1/2 in maroon paint,
complete and very good; plus another that looks like something out of a tool kit
for kids.
486. _____ Cochran Patent No. 2 wrench made by M.M. BUCK of St. Louis,
Missouri, has previous owners initials in one side in a series of dots,
otherwise very good.
487. _____ AMES TOOLS 1986 commemorative belt buckle, complete in original
pouch with certificate, like new.
488. _____ Two wooden braces, one with brass plating. Choice.
489. _____ Lot: Two-speed Millers Falls breast drill; hole saw; and late model Stanley
miter box saw.
490. _____ Antique wagon or buggy jack, wooden frame with iron rack, base plate and
crank handle. (Photo & Photo 2 & Pat.)
491. _____ Two coachmaker-type drawknives each having a curved blade, both have
light to moderate rust and will need cleaning.
492. _____ Two Bahco combination wrenches from Sweden, one marked Volvo.
493. _____ American Bull Dog folding boot jack in shape of a pistol, reproduction.
494. _____ RHINO 14-inch Denver Patent (143,898) self adjusting pipe wrench, plus
another unmarked self-tightening pipe wrench.
495. _____ Two riveters; BEST YET and PONY both are intact.
496. _____ Matthews Patent Wrench Denver Colo. Self adjusting wrench, complete and
very good.
497. _____ Eight different Winchester axe and hatchet heads including one OCTOBER
SPECIAL. Choice.
498. _____ Winchester No. W12 food grinder, fine!
499. _____ Two Wincheter S wrenches and a nice Winchester lathing hatchet.
500. _____ Solomon Anderson type hammer with wraparound claw and round eye.
501. _____ Atomic fencing hammer that hangs on a saddle ring. Very good overall.
502. _____ Two Keen Kutter hammers one straight claw and one bent, (on left in photo).
503. _____ Lot of 10 nippers or end cutters.
504. _____ Keen Kutter hatchet and Keen Kutter hammer. (on right in photo).
505. _____ Brass mystery tool that looks like a floor clamp Pat. Aug. 11, 1914 and Sept.
1, 1915, complete and very good.
506. _____ Townsend patent shoe peg float plus two more peg floats or tooth rasps; two
cobbler and farrier hammer heads; and Heller file and file holder. CHOICE.
507. _____ Lot of three different crating or box opening tools: IROQUOIS by Bridgeport
with wooden handle: Bridgeport with pitting; and a Greenfield Made In U.S.A. allmetal in original green paint.
508. _____ Squirrel Nut Cracker TYLER TEX AND CHICAGO, complete and very good.
509. _____ Lot of four crating or box opening tools: Bridgeport with wooden handles:
unmarked all-metal type; March 5, 1901 model; and an unusual Bixbys BOX
TERRIER.
510. _____ PERFECTION NUT CRACKER WACO, TEXAS 1927 Model, Nov. 27, 1914,
fine.
511. _____ Four crate or box opening tools: STORTZ & SON PHIL, nickel plated, very
good; nut cracking hammer; RIPPER by Bridgeport and a Bridgeport with
replaced wooden handles and some pitting.
512. _____ Unmarked nickel plated nut cracker.
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513. _____ Four different Bridgeport crating tools including a #88 Tomahawk, one has
replaced wood, three have pitting.
514. _____ Wizard ratchet wrench and a nice No. OK patented knurling tool.
515. _____ Choice of five fencing or wire tools including a STORY STRETCHER from
Bozeman, Mt; and a 1942 Military concertina wire cutter.
516. _____ International two-piece wrench.
517. _____ CRAFT 12-inch, and two Greenfield reversible jaw wenches.
518. _____ Five wire or fence stretchers.
519. _____ Seven pair Cronk-type fencing pliers.
520. _____ Five different wire stretching tools.
521. _____ Lot of 8 hammers heads including two cobbler types.
522. _____ Five different claw hammers: Maydole nail holding type; small Maydole;
hand forged claw; etc.
523. _____ Three patented hammers including a double-claw, choice one time.
524. _____ Lot of hatchets: Keen Kutter roofing hatchet; Diamond Edge roofing hatchet;
Genuine Plumb scout hatchet and a small PLUMB broad hatchet head.
525. _____ Marbles Safety Hatchet No. 6 complete and fine.
526. _____ Hawkins Patent (U.S. 409,355) crate opening tool with wooden handles,
complete and very good.
527. _____ CHARLES PARKER CO. No. 350 Pat. April 4, 1876 coffee grinder
mounted on a board, very nice, a nice little mill from the makers of the
famous Parker shotguns!
528. _____ Unusual crating tool that has a blade in it that will allow the user to run it
around the top of a box and remove the entire lid.
529. _____ Lufkin gauging tape with No. 590 brass plumb bob; and LITTLE JOE stop
from Garland, TX. Complete and fine.
530. _____ Fine Bridgeport No. 121 crating tool with wooden handles.
531. _____ C.S. Bell Co. Model No. 1 1/2 hand cranked gristmill for making cornmeal,
complete and very good.
532. _____ American Beauty Macaroni Products crating tool in the shape of a
dagger with hammer head and nail claw, first we have seen of this rare
crating tool. A similar one shows up in the crating tools section of the book
THE HAMMER by Ron Baird and Dan Commerford.
533. _____ Four misc. braces including two ratchet models.
534. _____ Five hammers including a large hand forged claw hammer and two all-steel
hammers.
535. _____ Millers Falls #502B corner brace, complete and fine.
536. _____ Misc. hammers and hammer heads.
537. _____ Unusual Backus brace with split-shell chuck, complete and very good.
538. _____ Five claw hammers including a Cheney nail holding; and one with an added
nail holder on the side, and a rare triple claw. CHOICE.
539. _____ Lot of four assorted hatchets; BURNOR; SHINOLA, etc.
540. _____ Four claw hammers including ones by Simmons; Diamond Edge; and two
blacksmith made.
541. _____ Two hatchets including a UTILAX with a staple puller and a nail puller or
staple puller in end of handle; plus several hatchet heads and one axe head.
542. _____ Three big claw hammers, the biggest is a Stanley BELL SYSTEM; another
nice Stanley and one with a long eye.
543. _____ Roofing hatchet; lathing hatchet; single bit axe head; and badly pitted roofing
hatchet head.
544. _____ Five assorted hammers and a loose hammer head with claws on both sides.
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545. _____ Planet Jr. #4 corn planter, very good overall condition.
546. _____ Lot of 6 assorted hatchet heads that all need to be re-handled.
547. _____ Four hatchets including a nice Keen Kutter roofing hatchet; U.S. forestry by
American Fork & Hoe Corp.
548. _____ Razor blade sharpener, rake head, stove lid lifter, NOS saw handle, etc.
549. _____ Two wagon or buggy seat springs, plus two different hay knives.
550. _____ Lead ladle or crucible plus ten claw-hammer heads, hand drill, etc.
551. _____ Black Patent (U.S. 382,069) hand potato planter patented May 1, 1888.
552. _____ Box of old harness and/or horse/carriage hardware including one buckle, two
or three clevises, etc.
553. _____ Two boxes of leather suitable for bookbinding or any number of other leather
craft projects. All pieces are pliable and would be easy to work, there are no
dried or rotted pieces.
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