Stanley planes by numbers 90 90A 90J 90 steel cased
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Stanley 90 bullnose rabbet plane offered 1898 - 1969 value A$ 120 4" long with 1" cutter Note: Parts from the 90 are interchangeable with the No 93 (base, cutter) but NOT with the 92. Problems: chipped mouth, chipped edges where the top and the bottom part meet and most importantly: check the internal clamp that holds the blade. The pointy end also acts as a chip breaker. The tip is often fixed or broken off altogether. See also # 92. |
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Stanley 90A rabbet plane offered 1937 - 1943 value A$ 1,000 + 4" long with 1" cutter Adjustable bullnose plane. This plane is rare to very rare but keep looking - when found at a flea market or in an antique shop they are usually priced like a 90! Lucky for us, eBay won't change the odds in favour of the sellers all that much. This plane simply doesn't show up to set a precedent. (No, I don't think this little note will make a difference, either!)  |
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Stanley 90J rabbet plane (English) offered from around 1960 (made in England) value A$ 90 + 4 1/2" long with 1" cutter
Stanley 90J Made in U.S.A. value A$ 500+ The US model is marked Made in USA on the clamp and plane should have a USA made cutter - same as the 90A but without the depth adjuster.
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Stanley 90 steel cased rabbet plane offered 1877 - 1888 value A$ 300 9" long with 1" cutter skewed cutter, steel sides and sole, beech infill. same as No 80 but has a spur added Problem area is the mouth. It's often enlarged or turned into a rebate plane type escapement. Those alterations reduce the value by half.
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