This is a very nice used corrugated sole jointer plane marked "STANLEY NEW BRITAIN CONN. U.S.A." on the cutter, and "STANLEY" on the lateral lever, and  has the "BAILEY" mark on the bed in front of the knob, and "NO. 7" behind the tote, and "PAT'D MAR-25-02" in front of the tote also....  $146

 This is a nice clean 8" sweep ratchet brace with alligator jaws, in very good working condition, with solid black painted, lacquered hardwood handles. The ratchet system and chuck are in really good shape. It is marked "STANLEY MADE IN U.S.A." on the one arm side, and "NO. 945-8IN" on the arms. $55

 This is a rare 8" wide draw knife marked "DUNLAP 8  BV" on the steel. It is in very good condition, with very nice hardwood handles, very sharp, no rust. The handles did have a very thick clear varnish type finish, and we note only about 20% of that thick coating is left.  The wood on the handles is in nice shape, with good steel end cap and ferrules. It has a very good cutting edge. It is 15" wide overall.  $55

This is a very nice clean used Stanley level with the majority of it's original finish intact. It is marked "STANLEY S.W. MADE IN U.S.A. NO. 3 TO ADJUST REMOVE PLATES on the nickel plated brass with the Sweetheart Stanley logo. $70

 This is a unique patented (1902) multi-tool featuring a bottle (church key) opener, pliers, folding knife, screwdriver, nut cracker, and corkscrew.  There is one more feature that I am not sure of, the slot next to the screwdriver. 

 This is a rare, patented, good looking, working patented combination pliers, mostly used for fence work. There is no visible patent dates or maker's name.  After doing some research, we found this rare tool was patented MAY 22, 1900 by MAXSON G. D. & L. C. and some of these combination tools were lightly stamp M. & M. Co. or Maxson & Maxson