18th Century Deep Round Cut Molding Plane Collectible Early Tool

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18th Century Deep Round Cut Molding Plane Collectible Early Tool:
$37.00

Offered for purchase

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18th Century Deep Round Cut Molding Plane. The body is 9 1/2\" long, the iron is 1 11/16\" wide, and this weighs 1 lb 1/2 oz unboxed. The cut is just about 180 degrees. Not signed as to the maker, there is a user mark on the toe. This is in reasonably good condition and was cleaned. Note this is straight, any bending you see is because of camera lens distortion. The body has some stains and dings and there is a chip off of the top edge of the shelf in front of the mouth. The mouth looks like it was opened a little at some point. The sole has some scratches and dings but nothing too bad. The wedge is good. The iron may be a replacement, I can\'t say for sure. The cutting face has some light pitting but most of that is away from the edge. This ain\'t minty but for the age it sure ain\'t bad and these older planes have not been showing much of late, at least around these here parts. A collectible 18th Century molding plane for sure!

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