Category: Planes
This is an interesting plane. There are a couple of owner’s stamps, the front says “E.G.W.” and the back says “A.R.C.” over an “E.G.W.” stamp. Also stamped on…
E.C. Stearns started as the George N. Stearns Company in 1864, and was renamed in 1877 when George’s son Edward Carl took over. E.C. Stearns tools are especially…
These planes were made until the 80’s in the US, then in England. I can’t find new ones for sale anywhere, so I guess they’re not made anymore….
Came to me pretty dirty. Sometimes that’s good, keeps the rust away. Transitional planes are nice because it can be quick to get them working, especially a jack….
No marks at all on this one. Didn’t come with an iron, I had one that fit perfectly. Big mouth, as as normal with these. Not too big,…
About Scioto Works, This book says: An Ohio Tool Co. imprint for its second-grade line of beechwood planes 1893-1907. It seems ironical that the phrase “extra quality” that…
I don’t know much about this plane. William L. Dustin made planes from 1866-1875. This is missing everything that can be removed, including the mouth plate, which may…