[bandit571]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

A type 2 Sargent 307

A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

Package has been shipped out, today…heading for Grass Valley, CA

Enjoy!

 

[corelz125]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

A type 2 Sargent 307

A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

Couple of new additions

 

[Thedustydutchman]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

A type 2 Sargent 307

A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

Whats the first one? I've never seen anything like that. That lever cap is so cool! The whole thing is beautiful

 

[Brit]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

A type 2 Sargent 307

A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

Very nice planes.

 

[corelz125]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

A type 2 Sargent 307

A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

It's a Chaplins 1211

 

[Thedustydutchman]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

A type 2 Sargent 307

A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

Hmm, I have never heard of chaplins before. Looks like an interesting plane. Does the top of the lever cap act as the lateral adjuster?

 

[corelz125]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

A type 2 Sargent 307

A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

The early ones were Chaplins then the later ones like this were the Chaplins improved. They were made by Tower&Lyons. They are interesting planes. Yes the lever cap has the lateral adjuster.

 

[Thedustydutchman]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

A type 2 Sargent 307

A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

Neat! Thanks for the info

 

[corelz125]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

A type 2 Sargent 307

A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

Your welcome gonna look for one now?

 

[33706]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

A type 2 Sargent 307

A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

Who's the manufacturer of that #327 plane?

Ooops okay, on Don W's site I see it's an Ohio plane. Hmmm, no "0" prefix, though?

Now I must have a set of #300's!!!

 

[corelz125]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

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A type 2 Sargent 307

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A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

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And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

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I haven't come across a lot of the #300s PK. It might be tough to complete a full set. They made some 1/2 and 1/4 sizes.

 

[Thedustydutchman]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

A type 2 Sargent 307

A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

I do believe I will keep my eyes open for one

 

[33706]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

A type 2 Sargent 307

A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

I haven t come across a lot of the #300s PK. It might be tough to complete a full set. They made some 1/2 and 1/4 sizes.

- corelz125

TY, corelz!
I know I've never seen one in real life, cuz I would have made every attempt to buy it! All I have seen in the 1925 Ohio catalog there is no mention of the #300 series. I try to buy Ohio planes when I see 'em. Got lots of room in my shop now.

 

[donwilwol]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

A type 2 Sargent 307

A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

Who s the manufacturer of that #327 plane?

Ooops okay, on Don W s site I see it s an Ohio plane. Hmmm, no "0" prefix, though?

Now I must have a set of #300 s!!!

- poopiekat

That's a pretty tall order!! I don't even think Brian Akers has a complete set.

 

[CaptainKlutz]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

A type 2 Sargent 307

A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

How about rust hunt diversion for something a little larger than a hand plane?

Three rusty Unisaw (or about 1200lbs of rust) followed me home today. :-(0)
.Bandit would be proud of the cost.

There were recovered from estate of cabinet shop owner. Stored outside and forgotten for ~2-3 years according to PO? Saw an month old add on CL for inexpensive shapers, and pic showed Unisaw in background. During discussions I mentioned I was interested in any inexpensive rusted Delta tools for possible restoration; was rewarded with a hoard of junk not even listed or remembered as being available.

Haven't even begin to photo graph and document these. Grabbing some lunch and taking a break from Arizona heat before I finish unloading trailer.

One has complete late 1980's or early 90's 3HP 1PH with 54in Biesemeyer fence with complete overhead guard and splitter. One is a 1950 to 60's something, and has a 3HP 3PH with complete 54" Unifence. And third rust orange colored one in back was inside a cabinet shop that had a fire, and is very toasty. Can still sort of read the 3Hp 1PH motor label, but have no idea if it is melted inside. The toasted saw is 1940's or 50's vintage due the hacked motor opening, and plain miter slots (instead of newer keyed slots). It was bought as a $50 parts machine, not for restoration like the other two.

Will take me a couple days to disassemble the fences, tables, and take inventory of what is missing or FUBAR. Found dust doors and fence heads hiding in the knee high grass and mud; next where these abandoned tools were located. They are missing motor covers, and the tilt/vertical hand wheels need parts/TLC; but seem complete otherwise.

Don't have room for these, nor the time to restore them till this winter. Brought home another 70's Unisaw for $75 in July. But I always seem to find best tool deals in blazing summer heat, when snowbirds are absent; giving me time to stumble into a purchase? lol

Hate to see ARN treated badly, and had to share this rescue…...

Thanks for reading.

 

[bandit571]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

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A type 2 Sargent 307

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A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

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And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

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The suckage of this one is STRONG…

 

[bigblockyeti]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

A type 2 Sargent 307

A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

That should keep you busy for a while!

 

[bandit571]

Show off your latest find(s)

I'm not sure if this has been done before, but here is a spot to show off your latest acquisitions. Whether its a flea market , garage sale or yard sale or craig list find, show it off.

A 12 1/2 base with a Sargent #42 like new cutter

A type 2 Sargent 307

A cool infill (rosewood and steel)

And a Sargent made 3409 branded as Marshall Wells Hardware. (I need to research this a little more)

$1 today…paid with 4 quarters…

There might one "Gem" in these 7 pieces…

That ratcheting screwdriver…is a North Brothers "YANKEE" No. 11…seems to also have a patent date.

Screwdriver tip for a brace….marked as a No.10

Big Turnscrew….currently getting it's handle fixed….blade has a large oval for the logo…

There is a Marking knife ( SHARP, too) 2 chisels, with one being a skew, plus a chisel in need of a handle..

And that was about it for today's Yard Sales….

What can you tell me about that No. 11 Yankee?

 

[33706]

At Habitat for Humanity's local store, I grabbed this huge Turnscrew. I needed it like a hole in the head, but I was impressed by the size, 14 1/2 inches. I'll touch up the tip that somebody tried to file.

 

[bandit571]

Yep, some seem to think those are Chisels?...Not
More shopping..

It says "NYLON"..

Apparently so one does not get zapped when working around LIVE wires? Who' a-thunk that?

Why..Sears, of course...Also in the "Fifty cent each" Tub...

These 2 from General..and, the center punch WORKS...the ratchet is a bit stiff, though...then for $5?

Stanley/North Bros. No. 135...and the return spring works nicely....good thing I have a couple bits for it back in the shop..

And then for $12...

A smooth plane from Gage...9"long, iron is 2" wide...needs a wee bit of clean up...
Total for that day in ONE Antique Store? $20.38, counting Sale Tax...

Oh, one last item in the cheap tub....a Lutz File & Tool Co. handle, with a 6" Nicholson Smooth/Mill file in it...