Yesterday seemed like a decent day to get out for a ride and visit some antique shops we haven't visited in a long while.
We went to Centrailia, WA. One of the shops that was listed as being open on Sundays was closed. One of the people in the other stores told me they were somewhat hit or miss on being open.
Candy found a few things she liked.
There was one plane that almost got me to purchase it, a Stanley #5 as if another one of those was needed. This one was a type 3. It was carried around a bit while thinking about it. After a close inspection it was found the frog was repaired. That was the problem with type 3 planes. The design allowed one frog for all sizes of planes from a #3 to a #8.
It didn't work and was a short lived type between 1872 & 1873. It was priced where a few bucks might have been made by stripping it down for parts, but someone else can do that.
It was kind of fun looking at things. One shop had a few old Yankee 2100 braces, one with a patent date on the chuck. Priced at $65 & $40 both had 10" sweep.
Got in some looking and a little chatting then drove back home.
jtk