Are these Plow Plane Blades? value?

[BpB123]

Looking for some help confirming what I have and value . . . 

I found the following in a box of tools at an estate sale over the weekend.  I believe they are for a wooden plow plane.

They are tapered and 7 of the 8 appear to be from "San Dusky Tool Co"  (at least that is what I think the marks say.  kind of difficult with the mushrooming on then ends)
The smallest one is W Butcher, Sheffield, with an arrow and a cross logo.

They appear in reasonably good shape,  "sharpish" even.  But they are far from "show-room" condition.

Any thoughts on the value (my brief Ebay search did not find recent items) and should I clean them up?

Thoughts?

Thanks in advance!

Brian


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[ChuckHill]

Yes, those are blades for a wooden plow plane.  Value?  I'd guess in the $100 range for the lot.  The will probably sell OK in that condition.

[AHill]

Sandusky Tool Company was located in Sandusky, Ohio. Here's some history.

http://sanduskyhistory.blogspot.com/2015...mpany.html

[MauleSkinner]

I’m not an expert, but it appears to me (based on the groove) that the first and third one might not match the rest of the set.

I doubt that makes a difference in the value, but might be worth confirming in case somebody asks.

[BpB123]

Thanks! I will take a closer look at those

[Derek Cohen]

Those blades are pretty hammered. Literally - someone used them as a chisel and wacked them repeatedly.

Regards from Perth

Derek

[bandit571]

Actually, those irons are how old?    And, the usual way to adjust them back them was with a hammer.   after a while, the ends get a bit beat up, sometimes they would clean off the "Mushroomed" part, and back to work.

[ChuckHill]

Some more ideas on price from Jim Bode's site.  His prices tend to be on the high side but he usually has very nice items.