American Boy Block Plane (P30)
These
planes were actually made years ago by Delta (yea the power tool
company.) The
cutter is cheap and if you want a user it should probably be upgraded.
But the locking mechanism is pretty cool and it's marked American Boy
in raised letters on the back of the bed. $4.00
Stanley Defiance smoother (P34)
This is a Defiance #3 sized smoother. In nice shape, logo on the handle, a couple of drops of white paint here and there. $8.00 HOLD
Army Plane - MINT! (P35)
OK, actually it's a Great Neck in the box with papers. It came out of a huge Army engineer's carpentry chest. $18.00I'm guessing it's from the seventies?? HOLD
More Block Planes (P36)
Yes I got lazy and crammed 5 planes into one picture.
All
are the same style - a post comes up from the bed, blade sits on the
post, round knob tightens down from the cap to hold it tight. Left to
right: Unmarked Red, Unmarked Blue, Stanley Handyman (missing knob),
Stanley Defiance (says so on the cap) and Stanley Defiance (says so on
the cutter.) $4 each for the Defiance, $3 each for the rest.
Handy Andy Block Plane (P19)
Handy
Andy was a type of toy tool-kit, you know that. This is their version
of a knuckle-joint plane. It looks funky, but I think with some
sharpening it would actually cut decently. Buy it to complete your toy
set, or to use. $4
220 style block planes (P29)
Left
(P29A) is a Great Neck G2 from back when Great Neck were decent tools.
Some nicks in the cutter which will need reground/sharpened. $4.00
Right (P29B) is a Rev-O-Noc from the HSB Co. $8.00