Rusty & Krusty?

[steven c newman]

Garage Sale "Treasures"
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$3? Then another $2..
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For these two....Then $10 for..
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A Sargent made for Sears/Fulton No. 410c...

Not everything was "Rusty"
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$5 for a cardboard box?
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Well, once I got all the charts moved out of the way..
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With most of the tools having "Made in Italy" marked on them...along with 3 boxes of H2 Leads...

Not too bad of a Rust Hunt? Spent $20 total, today....

[steven c newman]

No. 410c?
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Yes, a WIDE bodied c model..
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Rear handle was beyond any help from me, though...
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Clean, de-rust, repaint as needed....replaced the rear handle...
Frog?
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Is a Type 3...yet the brass depth adjuster has a steel center, and is Right hand threaded..Type 2?
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Underside of the lever cap has a #418 and a #422....Rest of the parts cleaned up well, iron has been sharpened back up, and Unicorned...

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Sole was easy to flatten...
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Front knob does have the bead around it's base...
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Apparently, a frog adjust bolt was a "Stanley" thing, back then....110 years ago.


So, NOW I have a pair of No. 4-1/2c planes....one by Stanley ( Type 11) and one by Sargent ( Type 2/3)

had a spare (cracked base) Jack plane, with a decent tote....Tote and hardware were re-cycled onto the Sargent...with no problems...

Stanley cost me $80....The Sargent cost me $10.....Not too hateful of a day?

[Stew Denton]

Steven,

The deal on the drafting tools was a super deal. Ya did good!

Stew