MADE IN ENGLAND -- 26 - POINT - DOVE TAIL SAW -- ITS - 9 - 5/8 - INCHES LONG OVERALL -- THE BLADE IS - 5 - 1/16 - LONG -- 5 / 8 - OF AN INCH UNDER THE BACK -- HAS A BRASS BACK & COPPER FERRULE --

 

This is another great example of the typical WWII configuration of Bailey bench planes, i.e. no set pattern of characteristic. It looks terrific and it's in great user friendly condition. #7 Jointer,

 

On offer is a bundle of 6 short shaft vintage keys - handy for the furniture restorer. All appear different range from 30-48mm long. Came from an estate where much of the material was from the 1950's

 

they are used and have sings of were and has rust on them thanks

 

Although this double cutter spoke shave looks brand new, it is actually fairly old. The blade retainer is cast iron, not the flat steel bar used in later models. The two cutters display the Stanley Wo

 

Up for bid I have an old vintage "U.S. of A." marked Irwin No. 62T Auger Drill Bit 5/8". This used tool is in excellent condition and comes with its original vinyl pouch. The pouch has small tears at

 

C.E. Jennings 4 Drawer Machinist Tool Chest of Black Walnut & Chestnut. Size 18 3/4 x 12 3/4 x 11 3/4 inch. Excellent Condition with some of the following tools. Goodell Pratt No. 97 hand vise, Go

 

Nice, and clean Stanley No 42 " Pistol Grip" Saw Set. Pictures do not show the great condition it is in. No Rust, Does not have any cracks, only very slight wear. It would made a great user or collect

 

ODD UNIQUE Cross Patter "V" Groove Hardy... Here is a odd type of hardy that was possible made for a specific use.. The Grooves show very little wear if any at all, they measure approx 1/4" wide.. The

 

Branding Iron – I’m pretty sure this branding iron was designed to rest atop a blowtorch for heating, although I suppose it might have been inserted into a charcoal or gasoline furnace. The total