I.D. this plane?

[Richard Hart]

Local primitives shop find... no mfr., just the letter U on the underside of the lever cap and Made in USA behind the knob. Haven't rehabbed it yet.

Any idea?

Thanks,

Rich

[Ralph Boumenot]

Definitely has Stanley DNA. Could you post another pic of the Lateral Adjust Lever and what the back of the frog looks like?

[Charles Taylor]

Millers Falls No. 900, maybe?

http://www.millersfallsplanes.com/millers-falls-number-900-smooth-plane/

[steven c newman]

1950s era Stanley Victor, maybe?

Or..

Great Neck Corsair C4? (mainly because I happen to have the Jack C-5 version as my scrub jack)

[Richard Hart]

Definitely has Stanley DNA. Could you post another pic of the Lateral Adjust Lever and what the back of the frog looks like?

Soon's I get my arse moving, I'll post more.

[steven c newman]

Hmmmm..something like this Jack plane?
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Corsair C 5 Jack plane. made by Great Neck Tool Co. Made in USA

[Joshua Lucas]

I have a very similar plane, down to the red knob and brown tote. Only difference as far as I can tell from your photo is that the body of mine was originally painted black rather than red. Mine is a pretty low-quality plane, with unmachined surfaces on the blade bed and frog/body mating surfaces. The other noteworthy feature on mine is that the lateral adjuster is a single piece, twisted to form the part you push on.

I think mine is a late-manufacture (1930s-ish, maybe?) Union but I'm not really sure.