Gunmetal Shoulder Plane By John Holland
A rather angular looking “improved pattern” gunmetal shoulder plane by John Holland of Lambeth in London, featuring a steel sole and a tight mouth.
A rather angular looking “improved pattern” gunmetal shoulder plane by John Holland of Lambeth in London, featuring a steel sole and a tight mouth.
Modelled on a pattern made famous by Spiers, this gunmetal and ebony shoulder plane features scrimshaw work on the finial of the wedge.
An nicely shaped user-made cast iron bullnose plane measuring 3-7/8″ long and 1-1/8″ wide, with an ebony wedge.
A slightly different style of infill shoulder plane by Slater of Clerkenwell. The infill on this one is ebony and features a “rhino horn” design.
Most collectors would be familiar with G. Miller’s shoulder planes, but not many would know of his equally charming little chariot planes.
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