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(04-13-2017, 05:06 PM)bandit571 Wrote: [ -> ]On that #4...check the iron to see what is stamped on it.    lateral level looks like a late model Sargent/ Hercules.

The Stanley I found out is a Bailey and is a number 3.  Anyway I can carve a 2 out of the 3 to make it more valuable  Uhoh

I need to clean them and take more pics but I do think the #4 is a Hercules based on what I can see on the iron.
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Might switch out the front knobs...

#4 is a ParPlus.....not all that great.    keep the iron from it, as they were very good ones...
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This was a #5  ParPlus I had for a while...
I put these on swap and sell.  Would like to keep them but no room no time.
You make a nice piece a furniture with those planes instead of a fancy one and you can be called a REAL craftsman.
(04-25-2017, 07:46 AM)daddo Wrote: [ -> ]You make a nice piece a furniture with those planes instead of a fancy one and you can be called a REAL craftsman.

Because the tool makes the craftsman...
More like the Craftsman makes the tools work for him...
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