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Book Murlands Antique Tool Value Guide | ![]() |
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US $10.00 | 15d 4h 44m |
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Awesome Murlands Antique Tool Value Guide | ![]() |
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US $10.00 | 15d 4h 44m |
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1914 NORRIS Tool Catalog Metal Woodworking Planes | ![]() |
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US $12.99 | 29d 20h 44m |
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Murlands Antique Tool Value Guide | ![]() |
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US $15.00 | 28d 18h |
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Rare NORRIS No 50G Gun Metal Smooth Plane | ![]() |
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US $1,110.00 | 28d 18h |
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NORRIS A5 Smooth Plane Mint In Its Original Box | ![]() |
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US $1,920.00 | 28d 7h 7m |
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NORRIS A1 Panel Plane 14 1 2 inch Mint In Its Original | ![]() |
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US $2,040.00 | 28d 7h 7m |
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NORRIS A1 Jointer Plane Mint In Original Box 17 1 2 | ![]() |
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US $2,880.00 | 28d 7h 7m |
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Rare NORRIS No 28 Chariot Plane | ![]() |
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US $2,840.00 | 28d 7h 7m |
Gunmetal Shoulder Plane By John Holland
Filed under: Holland, Shoulder Planes
Tagged: Ebony Infill, Gunmetal, Holland, Shoulder Plane
Description
A rather angular looking gunmetal shoulder plane by John Holland of Lambeth in London. Known as an "improved pattern", it features a sweated steel sole and a tight mouth -- which is standard practice on many of the top-end gunmetal shoulder planes by the major manufacturers.
The ebony infill and wedge is faultless on this particular plane. Personally I'm not a fan of the angular look, though many are. I'm more of a George Miller fan when it comes to shoulder planes. This particular pattern though is quite uncommon and therefore highly collectable.
The plane measures 7-5/8" in length and 1-1/4" wide. There's plenty of life left in the cutting iron, suggesting that the plane has not seen a great deal of use in it's time. Although there is no strike button on the heel of the plane, the rear of the casting fortunately has not suffered from misuse. Another plus for the collector!
Holland was a toolmaker and dealer who was in business from 1861 to around 1892. He worked from two known locations -- 68 Oakley St., Lambeth and 93 York Rd., also in Lambeth. The York Rd. address was just down the road from another maker who was known for knocking out a few infill planes, a Mr. Thomas Norris.
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