Stanley No.12 Type 2 Veneer Scraper

Stanley Type 2 appears to be No.49 Tongue and Groove Plane

Stanley No.12½ Veener Scraper Plane

Stanley #24 Type 2 Combo. Try Square & Bevel / Stanley #20 Metric Try Square RARE!

Stanley #2 Smooth Plane Type 2 / Stanley #2 Smooth Plane Type 5 Rosewood Handle

Stanley #S5 Steel Jack Plane Type 2 / Stanley #S4 Smooth Plane Type 1

Stanley No. 12 Cabinet Veneer Scraper. No Blade

Stanley No.7 Jointer Plane, Type 2

(6) Stanley No.64 Screwdrivers (Type 1), (2", 3", 5", 5", 7", 8")

(4) Stanley Squares: No.1 - 8" (Type 2) Winterbottoms Patent Combined Try & Mitre / No. 2 - 8" (Type 3) Winterbottoms Patent Combined Try & Mitre / No.21 - 6" (Type 1) Combination / No.21 12" (Type 1)

Not marked Stanley. Sold as pictured

RARE "A. Stanley" No.1 Type 1 Wooden Rule, 2 ft -1 fold, with wooden case, WOW!

Stanley No. 110 Block Plane (Type 2), 1875-1876, cast iron plane with removable wood handle

Stanley No.4 Smooth Plane, Prelateral Type 2

3-pc. Stanley No.2 Trammel Points (Type 1, Type 2, Type 3) - Will ship without case if requested

Stanley No.97 Cabinet Makers Edge Plane, Type 2

(3) Stanley Planes: No.4 Smooth / No.4 Prelateral Type 2 / No.4½ Smooth

(2) Stanley No.5 Planes, one is Prelateral Type 2

(5) Stanley tools: (2) No.10 (Type 1) Inlaid Try Squares (6", 8") / (2) No.5 Improved Mitre Square / Stanley No.15 Try & Mitre Square with 7½" steel blade

Stanley No.112 Cabinet Scraper Plane (Type 1)

Stanley #2 Smooth Plane, Type 8

Grouping of 5 lighting objects including 2 tin hog scraper types (one missing pushup), brass hog scraper, iron candle snuffer, and a newer brass chamber stick. All in good condition. Provenance: Part

(2) Sets of Stanley brass Trammel Points, in display case: No.2 Type 1 one with pencil holder / No.3 Type 2 Japanned brass, 1 without shoulders

RARE STANLEY RULE & LEVEL #71 PROTO-TYPE CAST BRONZE & STEEL ROUTER PLANE AFTER HENRY COPE'S ORIGINAL PATENT MODEL VERY EARLY MARCH 4TH 1884 TYPE 2, W. 7 1/2"

(3) Scraper tools: Stanley No.82 Cabinet / (2) based on G.B. Wilder's patent, 1 with narrow blade and 1 wider