June Rust Hunt finds...

[bandit571]

were a bit ....skimpy....bought three "Channel-lock" type pliers...$3 total...

Picked a chisel for $2...
 
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1-1/2" Defiance by Stanley....and a brace, for $4
 
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Stanley No. 945, 8"    have since rehabbed the brace up 
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Looks about like my 10" Stanley.....rehabbed the chisel mainly to get rid of the mushroom and re-handle it..
 
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Still needs the edge sharpened....has a back bevel, and a reverse camber to the edge..
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Might take a while, and a gallon of water beside the grinder...

Hit & Miss Rust Hunt....

[bandit571]

Ok, that 1-1/2" wide chisel has been fully rehabbed..
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Sharpening tools.   Edge has been ground straight, and that dumb looking back bevel removed...
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Cleaned up nicely..
 
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Stamp on the socket says it is a Defiance by Stanley   Made in USA.

Maybe from the 1930s era...

[Christian Castillo]

Ok, that 1-1/2" wide chisel has been fully rehabbed..

Sharpening tools.   Edge has been ground straight, and that dumb looking back bevel removed...

Cleaned up nicely..
 

Stamp on the socket says it is a Defiance by Stanley   Made in USA.

Maybe from the 1930s era...

Nice haul!  I'm a big fan of wider chisels for pairing and trimming jobs.

[bandit571]

Still June, so..one more find...it was THAT skimpy of a day...
 
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Logo says it is a Sargent 408.....spent $8 on it...had to supply the front knob and bolt....just the threaded post was left..
 Cleaned it up..
 
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Almost everything says it is a type 2...except..
 
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A frog from an Ohio No.0-3 plane?   Rear handle is Rosewood.   Logo on the iron is the first one used by Sargent.   Under the lever cap?
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Dot went away after 1909.  Washers on the frog bolts had rusted to the bolts.   Been a long time since those were moved.  Base? 
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Still, for just $8, I may just sharpen it up, and put it to work....It'll give the Millers Falls No.8 a rest...