Lot      Description

1.           Misc. Group of hose nozzles, butt clamps and a hone

2.           Bark Spud

3.           27 inch Machete

4.           2 pairs of Trammel points, both will clean & display well

5.           Childs Tool Box original paint, tray, & decal, nice box

6.           Unmarked Rasp Plane most likely used by Typesetters, Unusual style of plane

7.           Display Board of Early Rulers

8.           Unusual Protractor Level

9.           Hardbound book “With Hammer in Hand” by Charles F. Hummel, an essential book for the Collector

10.        2 Sets of Machinist Stamps

11.        Box of Misc. Tools, some I.O.B.

12.        Stanley #34 Catalog & 3 other Reference Books

13.        2 Surveyor’s Tapes

14.        Rivet Machine & Hand Vise

15.        Nice 3 1/2” Bench Vise

16.        Misc. Group of Engraving Tools, Drill Bits, and etc.

17.        Misc. Group of Ford Auto Wrenches

18.        4 Collector books, Moxon, Sheffied Mfg., Cincinnati, Tool Makers, and 50 yrs. A Plane maker

19.        2 Sets of Machinist Stamps

20.        Very nice early bench top drill by Miller Falls

21.        2 N.I.B. sets of Tools

22.        Boys metal American Tool set box good Graphics

23.        Display Board of Chisels & Nail sets

24.        3 Early Cabinet Makers Turn Screws

25.        Misc. Group of Tools

26.        Machinist Taps & Dies, & a group of Machinist Dividers

27.        Miller Falls Bench Top Drill with Brass Medallions

28.        Display Board of small Screwdrivers, may be 1 or 2 Stanley #45 Plane Screwdrivers here

29.        5 Foxfire Manuals #3,4,5,6, and the Foxfire Book

30.        Simmon’s Hardware “Bull Dog Tool Set” nice decal & a good box

31.        8 inch Broadaxe with an early Maker’s Mark

32.        13 ½ inch Goose Wing Axe with Stamped Blacksmith Decorations

33.        Boy Scout Hatchet made by Plumb

34.        Northern European style battle axe head with decorative owner mark

35.        Small Craftsman child’s hatchet – nice shape

36.        Combo Tool for the Kitchen at least 10 tool functions

37.        Collins Hatchet Head

38.        Nicely Crafted 3 ½ inch Router Plane

39.        3 “Pig Sticker” Chisels, one is made by James Cam

40.        A. Mathison screw arm plow plane with brass trim

41.        Stanley #13 Cooper’s Circle Plane – Good & Early

42.        Early unknown maker but nicely made Rabbit Dado Bullnose Plane – Unusual

43.        James Haworth sash maker’s plane – Very Nice

44.        Stanley #A6 Aluminum Plane SW Version

45.        Stanley #A5 Aluminum Jack Plane SW era

46.        Stanley #A5 Aluminum Jack Plane this version made approx. 1938

47.        Stanley #A4 Plane with SW Cutter

48.        19 inch tall nicely made double beam surface gage displays very well

49.        E.C. Atkins #40 Tree Trimming Saw – like new

50.        Simonds #96 10 inch Backsaw

51.        Goodell Pratt belt driven Table Top Drill Press

52.        Drabble & Sanderson 28 inch Rip Saw with nib

53.        Violin Bow style Drill, complete & hard to find, one of the first cordless drills – A great item

54.        Long Handle Lead Pouring Cup – Unusual & Rare

55.        18 inch Brass Trim W. Marples & Son Sheffield Eng. Spirit Level – Clean & Accurate

56.        Superb Mitre Clamp – if nothing else this clamp will make a wonderful book rack – very nice item

57.        Framed Stanley Mason’s Level with Plumb Bob displays very well

58.        C.E. Peterson Pat. Dec. 29 ’91 unusual level, totally brass bound & in excellent condition

59.        D-Handle 3 ½ inch cut Carpenter’s slick also in very nice shape

60.        Early Brass end old logo Stanley Level

61.        J.H. Noble #1 8 inch Back Saw with great stencil

62.        All Wood Piano Maker’s Brace Displays Nicely

63.        Early Stair Case Saw

64.        8 ½ inch Coffin Plane

65.        Revonoc Cabinet Scraper – Good & Clean

66.        3 books Volume 1,2, & 3 of “Patented American Planes” by Larson & Blanchard. This set is a must have for any tool collector- long out of print & now a great opportunity to purchase!

67.        Union #63 Scraper – Nice Shape

68.        Machinist Compass & Protractor by Keuffel & Essex boxed set & ready to use

69.        Koeth’s Kombination Plier Set in the early box variety

70.        Unusual Surveyor’s sighting Level in fine working order

71.        Disston K-1 Back Saw in nice shape

72.        Old Primitive Mouse Trap that is in working order

73.        Stanley #36 Type 14 Plane – very nice

74.        3 MJD Antique Tool Catalogs

75.        Fulton #36 Plane in nice shape

76.        D-Handle 4 inch cut Carpenter’s Slick ready to use

77.        “American Level Patents” by Don Rosebrook – great reference book

78.        “The Art of Fine Tools” by Nagyszalanczy, this coffee table book is a hard to find book

79.        Hall & Knapp Brass Trimmed Level

80.        Sargent & a Stearns Scraper (2x)

81.        Stanley #36 “B” Plane

82.        Sargent #36 Plane Great user

83.        Stratton Bros. 18” Brass Bound Level – Very nice

84.        4 Inch cut D-handle ready to use slick

85.        Brassbound Stratton Bros. 26 inch Level in wonderful collector condition

86.        3 Catalogs of Antique Tool, 2 David Stanley’s & a MJDs on tools

87.        2 Ken Roberts “Tools of the Trade” hardbound books

88.        John Walter book of Antique & Collectible Stanley Tools” Softbound

89.        Collector’s Guide to Fencing Tools

90.        A Newer copy of “Stanley Woodworking Tools” by Walter Jacob

91.        “The Hand plane Book” by Garret Hack – another excellent reference book

92.        Very Elaborate M.M. Buck & Co. St. Louis Mo. Level

93.        3 User Hand Saws

94.        Nice Disston #12 Saw with fine Stencil

95.        Disston D-23 Saw & a Saw made by Disston for Trafton & Anthony #73 IXL, both are nicely stenciled

96.        14 inch Fillester Plane with Original knicker

97.        2 User Disston Saws

98.        Long Handled Estwing Camp Axe – nice shape

99.        Like new Disston D-8 Handsaw

100.     Brass Bound Stanley #95 – 28 inch Level

101.     C.E. Jennings, Disston & an unmarked Tool Box Saw – 3 pcs. Total

102.     Small unmarked Hatchet with Belt Holster

103.     3 Chisels

104.     Buck Hand Saw & an unmarked but distinctive Brass button Hand Saw (2x)

105.     Old & Original “Utica Tool” point of sale wall hanging cabinet, Great display box for any collector – very rare

106.     Record #92 size Cabinet Maker’s Rebate Plane

107.     Early Preston #90 Size cabinet makers plane ready to use

108.     Small Bench Top Anvil

109.     Tiny Vise with Anvil end cap – great paper weight

110.     Sash Plane with sliding wedge arms – made by Sims London

111.     3 Complex profile molding planes – hard to find

112.     Hand Crank Table Top Grind Stone

113.     2 Brass Tools, Scraper & a Scribe

114.     Utility Tool of unknown origin

115.     Stanley #113 Circle Plane - good user

116.     European style pole Axe – Unique & Collectible

117.     Varnal & Son Sash Plane Brass Trim & sliding wedge arms

118.     Union Twist Drill Bit Index

119.     2 pcs. Of Shapleigh’s Tools, 12” Adjustable Wrench & A large pair of Lineman’s Pliers – Both are very good

120.     Small Brass Top English Spirit Level

121.     Stanley #98 Side Rabbet Plane in nice condition

122.     Stanley #21 Plane – one of the 3 rarest Stanley Wood Bottom Planes – This Plane is in nice Collector Shape

123.     Sciota Works #1 Sash Maker’s Plane – nice shape

124.     Double Coach Maker’s Router Plane – old & good

125.     Wilton Tool Co. Swivel Base any angle Machinist Vise – Unusual & Practical

126.     Stanley #92 Cabinet Maker’s Plane in fine condition

127.     Stanley #99 side Rabbet Plane in excellent shape

128.     3 ½ inch Traditional Carpenter’s Slick – clean & ready to use

129.     European Style Fret or Turning Saw in like new condition

130.     Crescent Tool Co. double ended 6”x 8” Adjustable Wrench – nice

131.     Traditional New England hand adze in the classic form

132.     English Brass Trim Spirit Level

133.     Stanley #39 ½ Machinist Sweetheart Level in fine shape

134.     Stanley Tool Box Vise, The hardest tools to find for any Stanley box are the pliers, pipe wrench, saw & vise. We have all of these available

135.     Goodell Pratt folding handle corner brace in solid collector condition

136.     Stanley #40 ½ Scrub Plane an as good condition of any you can find, SW Cutter Blade

137.     Bundle of marked J.D. Wrenches

138.     Stanley Sweetheart Tool Box Pliers- Very hard to find

139.     Stanley #21 “B” Series Plane – another tough to find early plane

140.     Stanley #102 13oz. Tool Box Hammer, Hammer had a limited production run H.T.F.

141.     Stanley Tambour Door Tool Cabinet. This excellent roll up front tool chest is in ready to use condition, A Quality Box

142.     Stanley Bit Stops & 2 Tool Holders

143.     Lufkin Tank Measure Rule with Brass plumb bob

144.     Stanley #780 Tool Box Saw with excellent sweetheart logo, this is a hard saw to find in any condition, still in very good shape

145.     Stanley 10 inch pipe wrench with sweetheart logo, excellent tool box wrench in limited supply – nice

146.     Stanley Planes #60 ½ & #9 ½ in collector condition (2x)

147.     Stanley #75 Bullnose Plane with sweetheart logo

148.     Stanley #84 Razor Scraper w/ SW Logo

149.     Stanley #81 Scraper w/ Rosewood bottom in great collector condition

150.     Stanley #40 Scrub Plane in like new condition

151.     Stanley #90 Cabinetmaker’s Plane in near new condition

152.     Early H Hawk wood & Brass Trim English Brace

153.     P.S. & W Auger bit Holder w/ 1 Auger bit

154.     Stanley #67 Spokeshave w/ Rosewood Handles

155.     Stanley #20 Compass Plane in outstanding condition, great plane for any collector

156.     Very early pump Drill w/ Brass Counter Weight Wheel, an iconic & classic Drill

157.     European style Slater’s Hammer & a hard to find Slater’s Anvil

158.     Cooper’s Beer Keg Croze in great shape

159.     Cooper’s Head shave or float in good shape

160.     Cooper’s Stave Splitting Wedge – still very usable

161.     Set of 8 Humphreysville Plow Plane Cutters in a custom roll up sleeve

162.     Small pint size Fairbanks Grain Scale- all brass & in working order- protect your investments

163.     Set of 6 Stanley marked screwdrivers – early Stanley screwdrivers

164.     Pair of Stanley Two-tone Planes a #3 & #5- Great users

165.     Cooper’s Bung Hammer

166.     Stanley I.O.B. Levels a #104 24” & a #0 28” (2x)

167.     Stanley #610 100 plus hand drill & a Cane style Craftsman (North Bros.) push drill – very clean & shiny

168.     An early hand crank tenon machine for shaping pool hall cue sticks – odd & still usable

169.     Oversized tools – Bevel, Square, Calipers (3x)

170.     Miller Falls #502 B Corner Brace

171.     Stanley 1 ¼ Pound Camp Hatchet – nice shape

172.     Early hand braces (3x)

173.     Spiral screwdrivers one is a Yankee 130A (2x)

174.     Stanley #3 Plane

175.     16” Berylco “Brass” pipe wrench – shiny & clean

176.     Nice early Cooper’s Hand Adze

177.     Stanley #37 “Jenny” Plane one of the 3 hardest to find wood bottom planes, Stanley 21, 34, 37, being the three hardest

178.     Cooper’s bung hole Auger & Flagging Iron – both still quite usable

179.     21” H.D. Smith perfect handle nut wrench

180.     Box of 3 NIB Stanley Tools – H 432 saw set, H 1214 Hand Drill 133 H Screwdriver

181.     Ship Builder’s Calking Hammer, these hammers were made to come apart for ease of storage. A very nice hammer

182.     Unusual Weed Hook

183.     Brass Scale beam from a barn scale

184.     Stanley #43 Miller’s Patent Clone Plane (Franklin Mint? Copy)

185.     Stanley #50 Plow Plane

186.     I.O.B. Stanley #55 Plane in yellow metal box w/ cutters

187.     New Stanley Camp Hatchet w/ belt sheath

188.     Stanley #7C Fore Plane

189.     Stanley #45 Combo Plane w/ Cutters

190.     Box of misc. braces

191.     2 part or repair planes a #5 and a #6

192.     Extra long Auger Bits (7x)

193.     Carbide Lamp & a Volkswagon horn both I.O.B.

194.     Early English Brace & a Square

195.     Large Mallets (2x)

196.     Large Brass 13” Temp. Gauge made by Lonergan Maximon Gauge

197.     2 Box Scrapers & A Screwdriver

198.     3 Folding tapes- A Trivet & A Contour Marker

199.     Nice clean Stanley #45 Plane I.O.B. w/ Cutters

200.     Handled Plow Plane – nice shape appears to be an Ohio Tool Co. plane

201.     Old Open Throat Router

202.      I.O.B. Tape Measures (2x)

203.     Large Dovetail corner tool chest, open the lid & you can still smell the old tool aroma

204.     Large dovetail corner tool chest w/ raised lid

205.     Smaller size wood worker’s bench- made of maple w/ vise & drawers

206.     Very Early tool chest or blanket chest w/ top compartment

207.     Small Table top Anvil

208.     Stanley #194 I.O.B. Plane

209.     Dandy small tool box, original paint & some tools- good box of the right size

210.     Hand Chisel or Scraper

211.     Bench Top Anvil

212.     Small unmarked double bit axe head

213.     Large lot of Machinist tools, Squares, Calipers, Surface gage etc.

214.     Complex profile molding planes (2x)

215.     Set of small Turning Chisels

216.     Small Cooper’s Traveller

217.     Marples Meat Cleaver – Like new

218.     Group of Rulers

219.     Older Back Saws (2x)

220.     Pair of I.O.B. Butt Gauges

221.     Organ Stool

222.     Drawknife

223.     2 Hatchet Heads, Keen Kutter & a Rayo

224.     Early Automobile Speed Wrench

225.     4 User Hand saws- look these over there is no telling what I missed

226.     Nice Skew Plane 17” Long & clean – strong maker stamp of D. Kimberly & Sons

227.     Long Handle Maul – The circus is coming to town

228.     Group of 3 User Hand Saws

229.     Bench Top Lathe

230.     Hatchet & Blacksmith Hammer

231.     Stanley Levels A #25 & #103 (2x)

232.     Disston “Speed Boat” saw w/ great etch

233.     Stanley #30 Duplex Level

234.     Push Drills (3x)

235.     Stanley #30 Duplex Level

236.     2 Different Buttonhole Pliers

237.     Very odd looking 2 pc. Vise w/ a Patent date of Dec. 1901

238.     Short 1 man saw ready to use

239.     Carrot style plumb boh

240.     3 pc. Slater’s set Hammer, shingle ripper, & Anvil – start work now

241.     Box of Chisel Handles & 1 long Chisel

242.     Cooper’s Inshave

243.     Miller Falls Corner Brace

244.     Union #21 wood bottom Plane H.T.F.

245.     Box of Misc. Measuring tools

246.     Early Floor Gauge in nice shape

247.     Box of Misc. Hatchet weights, square buttons, & etc.

248.     Box of Rulers

249.     A very nice Stanley Suitcase Style tool box – clean & pretty oak box from the 1930’s

250.     Very cool turn of the last century Meat Press for infirm patients who could not chew

251.     Cannonball style pony tether

252.     Open frame cast iron tool tray

253.     2 early wooden glue clamps

254.     Hercules Gun Powder Box

255.     Ohio #36 Plane w/ Globe Logo

256.     Belknap want book & A 1943 GM Tool Box Booklet

257.     2 Antique Trader Tool Price Guides

258.     Stanley #10 Level

259.     Set of Advel Carpenter Books

260.     D-Handle 4” cut slick – ready to use

261.     Barlow’s Tool book & a Stanley Tool Guide

262.     Oak Leaf Scraper

263.     Stanley #36 type 9A Plane

264.     “Plane maker’s of Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania” by John Rumpf

265.     Chapin Stevens boxwood Inclinometer Level

266.     Set of 9 Tap & Wooden Die Stocks from the original owner, 2 1/2” to 7/8” one of a kind set. You will never be upset with this purchase

267.     3 Volumes of Woodworking Shop Tools

268.     Asst. Machinist Catalog – Lufkin, Pratt, Whitney, & etc.

269.     Ohio Tool Co. Scraper

270.     Small Figural Handle Wood Tap & Die

271.     Early Type 1 Stanley Level

272.     2 Boxes of Router Bits – Ready to use & modern

273.     Stanley #80 M Scraper

274.     Heavy Footed #2 size Bean Pot

275.     2 Round over planes – Dennison & I. White

276.     Stanley #36 Type 1

277.     E.A.I.A. Presentation Level

278.     Winchester Block Plane – Nice Shape

279.     L&I.J. White Lipped Ship Wrights Adze Head

280.     Group of Pocket Price Books for Stanley

281.     Double sided level- A most unusual level that you can use upside down or right side up- Cool Level

282.     4” Cut D-Handle Slick – ready to work

283.     O.V.B. #100 Duplex Level

284.     Stanley #34 Plane- another of the hardest to find wood bottom planes

285.     3 Large Screwdrivers – the largest one was forged from a file

286.     Stanley 1 ¼ lb. Camp Hatchet

287.     Stanley #21 Type 12 Plane H.T.F.

288.     Green River Tire Measure Wheelwright’s Tool

289.     2 Stanley Handles w/ Decals an upholster’s & a Tinner’s Hammer- like new

290.     Set of 2 Standard Tool Drill bit Indexs- 1 is a number bit the other is fractional

291.     Avery Tractor Cast Iron Tool Tray

292.     Cooper’s Sun Plane by Higley

293.     Stanley #22 Plane

294.     Stanley #34 V Machinist Level

295.     Box of 2 Saw Sets in original boxes

296.     I.O.B. Yankee Screwdriver

297.     Stanley Half Hatchet

298.     Stanley Sweetheart Tool Bit Handle

299.     Gillette’s Novelty Bluing Box Opener

300.     Cheney Adze Eye Hammer

301.     Stanley #85 Razor Edge Spokeshave

302.     Bilmount Wrench- Sockets are stored inside the sleeve of the wrench- a cool wrench indeed

303.     Small Cooper’s Axe – very decorative & of an odd size

304.      Pattee Plow Co. Tool Tray- trays were mounted on both sides of the plow tongue

305.     Reid Push Drill

306.     Stanley #82 Flex Head box Scraper – Like new

307.     Box of Miller Falls Tools (7x)

308.     2 Very good & usable braces- Stanley #1246 & a Stanley #965

309.     Cleveland Twist Drill Bit Index

310.     2 Keen Kutter Tools- A pipe wrench & a small block plane

311.     3 Drills of various styles

312.     2 Stanley Sweetheart Hammers – both are in good shape

313.     Stanley #780 Tool Box Saw w/ good sweetheart Logo – hard to find

314.     Stanley #93 Level

315.     Stanley #30 Plane

316.     Stanley #233 24” Level & a Stanley #68-031 Spiral Screwdriver Both are I.O.B.

317.     Stanley stand up tool box for your workbench- beautiful tight joints & is very clean original oak tool box – very nice shape

318.     2 Iron Gluing Clamps

319.     2 Wooden Glue Clamps

320.     Upson Nut #29 Plane

321.     Stanley #36 Type 9 Plane

322.     Older Machinery Use Guide Book

323.     Stanley #36 Type 4 Plane

324.     Stanley #80 Scraper – Nice shape

325.     Union #36 Plane

326.     2 Molding Planes

327.     Very pretty Baker McMillen Brass bound duplex Level

328.     Fundamental of Carpentry Books w/ Study Guide

329.     Stanley #36 Type 6 Plane

330.     3 Woodworking books including “American Wooden Planes” by Emil & Martyl Pollack

331.     Stanley #36 Type 7 Plane

332.     Gary Rogowski’s book on “Joinery” hardbound copy

333.     O.V.B. #00 Level

334.     3 hardbound books all by Hodgson, 2 are “The Steel Square” Vol. 1 and 2 and the other book is on stair building

335.     Nice old small Tool Chest w/ bottom drawer that will need new hinges for top lid, this will be an easy fix

336.     5 Film strips on the use of Stanley Tools

337.     Early 28” Long Cook’s Patent Level

338.     2 shorter Iron Gluing Clamps

339.     2 Upson Nut #27 Planes

340.     Older Van Camp Hardware Catalog

341.     Stanley #220 Block Plane

342.     Stanley #54 Spoke Shave

343.     Stanley #3 & A Stanley #220 Plane – 2 pcs. total

344.     Stanley #55 w/ cutters all in a custom storage box

345.     2 Stanley #3 Planes – one smooth & one corrugated

346.     2 Stanley Planes a #5 & #4

347.     Early Type Stanley #45

348.     3 Old Wood Handle Nut Wrenches

349.     2 Planes – Stanley #4 & a Stanley #3

350.     3 Planes – one is a #4 and 2 are Block Planes

351.     4 Block Planes

352.     Stanley #45 Type 5 Plane complete w/ cutters

353.     3 Block Planes all are Stanley

354.     Early type Stanley #45 Plane w/ Cutters in a lidded wooden box

355.     Stanley #45 Type 3 complete w/ cutters

356.     4 Pipe & Nut Wrenches

357.     4 Asst. Wood Handle Pipe Wrenches

358.     Box of misc. Scale, Knife, Door Knobs, & etc.

359.     Stanley Block Planes 2 are #102’s & a #9 ½

360.     Box of misc. Tools, Saw Set, KK gauge, Scales, & etc.

361.     Books and Post cards plus a good clean Underwood “Golden Touch” Typewriter w/ Case

362.     Progress Tank Trailer Arthur, IL metal Logo

363.     Progress Industries, Hot Pad & 2 Kitchen Funnels

364.     Progress Industries customer appreciation give a ways

365.     Progress Industries customer appreciation give a ways

366.     Catalog & Pamphlets about Progress Industries

367.     3 Advertising pcs. Of Progress Industries

368.     Framed sepia tone picture of a Progress Industries Tanker and 3 proud men

369.     Progress Industries Salesman give a ways

370.     Hardbound 1996 book “The Post” stories of local interest

371.     1973 Hammond IL Centennial Scrapbook

372.     3 Pamplets- 2 are about Atwood, IL and a 1980 IHSA Football Championship Guide

373.     3 Stacks of Pamplets about local Churches and some local newspaper articles

374.     Lufkin #7112 Wooden Yardstick

375.     3 Asst. Molding Planes

376.     3 Coach Maker Router Planes

377.     2 T-Handle Augers – 2 different sizes of bits

378.     1914 Porclean Automobile License Plate

379.     Unusual length & shape hammer Adze

380.     2 Large Coachmaker’s Routers

381.     W. Watkins complex angle, Atkins & Sons fillester & a dbl. cutter sash molding plane. A3 Planes will display nicely

382.     2 Early Tap & Die Sets, the smaller one is a Butterfield #1 – the larger set is a nice Ace Brand

383.     Early Roll up sleeve of brace bits, includes both twist & spoon style bits

384.     4 1/4” Polled Adze that could easily be used again

385.     Large 8 inch cut axe w/ faint maker’s mark

386.     Higgs 2 1/2” Complex Angle plane & A B. Constance. 1 5/8” complex angle plane both are neat

387.     Hand Vise, hardy, curved spike Hammer, & an odd shaped iron item

388.     9 ¾” diameter 2” wide fine grit grinding wheel that appears to be N.O.S. made by Tormek of Sweden

389.     2 Coachmaker’s Routers

390.     Early Irwin auger bit box full of good clean bits

391.     30” Wood Frame turning or fret saw

392.     Strother & Walker early English dado Plane

393.     2 clean misc. molding planes, one is a Varvel & Sons

394.     Early Hand Crank Tinsmith’s Crimper

395.     Group of 5 Misc. folding boxwood Rulers & wooden bob

396.     Nice unmarked 4” cut belt holster side axe

397.     EMIR Screw Arm Plow Plane- clean shape

398.     2 Moseley & Son molding planes – both are nice

399.     Stahl 3 ¼” or 100mm Jaw Swivel Vise

400.     English style brace w/ interesting chuck assemble

401.     Small handle hatchet w/ a curious head of unknown style- Unique

402.     Bench top lathe for machinists

403.     Moving fillester Plane w/ Nicker

404.     Tomahawk in good usable condition

405.     3 early Automobile Coils

406.     Box of Keen Kutter & Shapleigh Hdwe Items kk apron, scissors, snips, ruler, hammer, Shapleigh trowel Simmons Riveter

407.     Stanley #9 Level – 30” long & clean

408.     Box of misc. machinist items lathe blanks, bits protractor, micrometer, & a Jeweler’s Tap & Die Set

409.     4 Layout tools including an early brass leg Disston & Morse try square

410.     Turn of the last century Miller Falls Fret coping saw

411.     Brass tools, sandcasting tools, & a box opener

412.     Bag of 5 iron plumb bobs

413.     5 John Deere Wrenches

414.     Early Geneva Fluting Iron

415.     Mueller Company Decatur IL push drill

416.     Brass shovel for those of you that can make cheese or spirits

417.     3 Primitive frog or fish gigs for when you drink to much of the above mentioned spirits

418.      European style turning saw

419.     Arrow brand Tobacco cutter

420.     2 NOS plumb hammers

421.     Misc. assortment of “Ma Bell” tools

422.     Box of plane parts – you can never have enough

423.     Salesman travel case for flower seeds or other small items

424.     3 Levels of various types

425.     N.O.S. horse pick, bull leads, cow hobbles

426.     Box of early Automotive valve grinders, brass Ford hub cap etc.

427.     Scraper, fireman’s spanner wrench, and a plumber’s wrench

428.     Stanley #34 catalog, Plumb tool catalog and etc.

429.     Railroad books and security straps

430.     IOB Irwin expansive drill bit set

431.     Early bottle capper

432.     Small Violin in case

433.     Box of Grindstones

434.     2 box openers from Champaign IL

435.     3 usable hand saws

436.     Large Craftsman Mitre Saw

437.     Machinist Handbook & some drafting tools

438.     Hay Hooks

439.     NGK spark plug point of sale display rack

440.     Railroad Flare kit & an I.O.B. Master Rim tool devise

441.     2 brass bilge pumps

442.     Group of advertising yard sticks

443.     2 nice cherry Stanley #0 levels

444.     Pattee plow cast iron tool tray

445.     Stanley Yankee #130A & #131A push drills with bits

446.     Box of misc. tools, cooper’s adze head, level etc.

447.     3 clean molding planes

448.     2 Wrenches & a box opener

449.     2 bit indexs – one is a bookshelf Irvin

450.     Chicken killer & a blacksmith scraper

451.     4 foot Fulton one man saw

452.     4 box openers

453.     Misc. tractor & auto wrenches

454.     Early lug nut wrench

455.     3 box openers

456.     3 8” nut wrenches

457.     Railroad flag & flare set

458.     Clean foot adze

459.     Bag of misc. pliers, files, drill bits & etc.

460.     Early bottle capper  

461.     Double bit axe

462.     3 clean molding planes

463.     Misc. farm wrenches

464.     2 wooden fore planes

465.     8 advertising give-a-way crowbars

466.     Box of railroad manuals, all are from Midwest railroads

467.     Group of drill bits & push drills

468.     Early Peters ammunition box

469.     Box of shoe cobbler hammers

470.     Box of advertising give-a-ways Bokar Coffee Bank included

471.     Hog scraper, riveter, & a double scratch marker

472.     Hand operated long tools

473.     Early camping stove

474.     Stanley #36 Machinist Level & a Craftsman 10” brace

475.     Extra long miner’s auger & universal bit holder

476.     4 assorted levels

477.     Box of different styles of pliers

478.     Lot of implement wrenches some I.H.C.

479.     Box of railroad punches & chisels

480.     Inside measure rules for kitchen cabinets & walls

481.     4 ass’t hand saws

482.     Box of misc. tools

483.     Box of wrenches

484.     2 miter saws

485.     Machinist telescoping gages for inside a bore

486.     Box of tap handles

487.     Box of brass torch heating tips

488.     2 sets of pliers both unusual

489.     4 ass’t saws – please see what I missed for names- speaking of old saws, did you hear about the blind carpenter who picked up his hammer and saw!

490.     Woodworking Vise

491.     Ass’t hand tools wire strippers, tongs, & etc.

492.     3 Machinist measuring tools, 2 vernier calipers & a 2-in and 3-in and 2 3-in micrometer all are I.O.B.

493.     W Twyzack hand saw

494.     Hand clamp from Soo Tool Sioux City Iowa

495.     Lot of machinist tools

496.     Tormex Super Grinder water cooled grinding machine for edge tools 115 volt – nice clean bench tool

497.     Wheeler, Madden, & Clemson 26” rip saw XLCR stamped in blade – nice saw

498.     2 Stanley metal levels – one is an 18” #36

499.     Wood frame turning saw

500.     Trammel points, extra large bevel, & a woodworkers branding stamp

501.     2 Stanley #0 levels – one is 18” & one is a 24”

502.     2 Stanley planes – A #5 & a star cap #130

503.     Lot of wood cutting chisels & gouges for carvers

504.     Box lot of goodness, box opener and lots of screws

505.     Phoenix Pat June 16, 1885 table top vise – nice

506.     Stanley #27 plane in good shape

507.     Big box of files & stones

508.     Nice clean hand drill, auger bit, scissors, & tapered iron plumb bob 11” long

509.     Lot of 7 handsaws Disston & others

510.     Lot of 4 handsaws Disston & others

511.     Big heavy woodworking bench vise with 18” long jaws. Made by Emmert Mfg. Co. Waynesboro PA

512.     3 asst hand saws

513.     I.H. Sorby, Robt Sorby, & an unmarked hand saw- 3 saws total

514.     4 miter saws- one is a newer Stanley #39-120 24” model

515.     4 handsaws, Simonds, Richardson Bros., & 2 others

516.     4 handsaws Disston & others

517.     5 asst handsaws – all will have to be tuned

518.     4 asst handsaws – 1 is a nice Hunters saw

519.     Nice International Log Rule & an unusually cool wooden carpenters square

520.     4 handsaws & a Disston D-7 in nice shape, 2 saws to be tuned & a Disston counterfeit saw w/ paper labels, this saw is a neat, hard to find saw

521.     Stanley Defiance bench vise in good shape

522.     Box lot of hand saw handles & various small specialty saws

523.     Box of misc. block planes Stanley #45 frame & various marking gages

524.     Shipping box for a L.C. Smith typewriter, box has a good stencil

525.     Razee style plane

526.     3 molding planes, one plane has a cross cut bottom wedge

527.     2 toolbox or panel saws

528.     Good old Disston saw w/ nib

529.     2 large iron nut wrenches & an iron edger

530.     Sears #4 & a Stanley #5 plane

531.     5 molding planes

532.     Montgomery Wards woodturning lathe N.I.B.

533.     Ass’t lot of repair parts for axes & bucksaws

534.     Lot of everyday user hand tools

535.     Old vise mount saw set

536.     Stanley #2358 miter box & saw

537.     Two iron gluing clamps

538.     3 old saws of various styles

539.     Buck & two other hand saws

540.     Simonds, 2 Disston & one unmarked saw – 4 total

541.     4 foot 1-man saw

542.     Splitting froe for wood blanks

543.     Early wooden rope winder with wrench

544.     2 axe heads, a nice True Temper flint edge & a stamped Fulton axe head

545.     2 more heads, one is a polled Adze head, the other an older pattern single bit axe head

546.     Blacksmith’s beam drill w/ ratchet head feed #65R w/ hand crank or belt driven drive wheel

547.     Tiny vise mounted on a bracket

548.     2 Bridgeport Hdwe hatchets, one has a belt holster

549.     Long handled small splitting froe

550.     Plumber’s level, this tool tells you one of the only three things you need to know about plumbing, it all runs downhill!

551.     World War 1 era belt holster hatchet – nice clean old hatchet

552.     Norlund hatchet w/ leather holster – a quality well made hatchet

553.     2 iron levels for parts or repair

554.     Hatchet & 3 hammers

555.     Iron corner gluing clamp

556.     Decorative early miter saw stand

557.     3 asst levels

558.     Box of misc. tools

559.     3 asst hatchets

560.     2 small paper weight anvils

561.     Lufkin Tailor’s Rule

562.     Pattern maker’s tool box

563.     200 volt Weston Electric swivel mounted on a beam, voltmeter is truly a steampunk item

564.     4 tenon cutters

565.     Box of file & chisel handles

566.     Froe for splitting wood

567.     12” cut broadaxe head

568.     Early mechanical saw set

569.     Norland hatchet – this is a quality hatchet

570.     Denglestock for reaping hooks, hard to find this one is a decorative blacksmith made example

571.     Treadle saw beam

572.     Bench stop & assorted iron items

573.     Lathing & roofing hatchets 2 pcs. – Lathe is a D.E.

574.     Small post beam boring machine

575.     Heavy stamp machine and a riveter

576.     Stanley #400 corner vise

577.     Toy steam boiler

578.     E&B special broadaxe

579.     Two weaving shuttlecocks

580.     Nice “Pacoma” broad hatchet

581.     Small jeweler’s bench vise

582.     Atomic fencing pliers

583.     Box of Coca-Cola ice picks

584.     Very decorative small tool wooden tool chest with 6 scalloped carvings on top lid, a very good old original box

585.     Star brand revolving cobbler’s tool tray, cast iron & in nice shape

We Thank You and look forward to seeing you again tomorrow!

If you are interested in our services to liquidate or downsize your collection of tools or antiques, please let us know how we can help you Let’s Talk!                     Vernon Yoder and staff – 217-268-3444