Stanley planes by numbers 50
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Stanley 50 Light Combination Plane offered 1884 - 1962 value A$ 150 9 1/4" " long with 7 - 17 cutters. Early models and WW 2 models were black japanned, later types nickel plated. Replaced the traditional wooden plough plane with a set of 7-9 plough cutters plus a tongue cutter, later upgraded to a beading plane with an extra 7 beading cutters. Later models were supplied with a chip breaker and a round screw to hold the small cutters without the sliding section. Users seem to value the English models as much or more then the USA made planes. Same is true for the 71 router. Problems: Chipped skate. Same goes for the 54. Plane and skate are cast in one piece. Check for chips under the handle and especially the mouth. The pointy bit is often chipped and rounded. |
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Millers Patent Plough Plane No 50
I have never sold an original and I never took pictures of the few I inspected in overseas sales. There are good reproductions on the market. This is a picture of one of them.