TOOL BROCHURE.pub - New Zealand Vintage Tool Collectors Club

THOMSON BAGLEY AUCTIONS (2007) LTD
PRESENTS AN AUCTION OF VINTAGE TOOLS
FROM NOEL SIMPSON’S TOOL COLLECTION
ON SUNDAY 15 NOVEMBER 2009 - 10.00AM
69 PORT ROAD, WHANGAREI, NZ
163
Viewing:
Friday 13th Nov 2009
Saturday 14th Nov 2009
Sunday 15th Nov 2009
9.00am - 5.00pm
9.00am - 12.00 noon
8.30am - 10.00am
Auctioneers: Dave Hodson, Morris Cutforth, Chris Findlay
Thomson Bagley Auctions (2007) Ltd
Phone:
NZ 0064 9 4383759
PO Box 25006
Fax:
NZ 0064 9 4388811
Whangarei 0148
Email:
[email protected]
New Zealand
Website: www.thomsonbagley.co.nz
All goods will be sold GST Inclusive.
A Buyer’s Premium of 15% including GST will be charged on all purchases.
Noel Simpson - Tool Collecting from 1934-2009
Noel began his tool collection at aged 9 when he acquired a fretsaw. From this young age he became attracted to tools, then he began his woodworking days as a little businessman where he made small items
to sell to school friends.
His career began as an apprentice joiner in 1941. Tools in the days during WW2 were almost unattainable
but he was given some by some old carpenters and retired joiners he had worked with and so began his
love of tool collecting. Noel was intrigued by the craftsmanship he saw in old tools and appreciated their
quality. He used them in his trade and continued using them throughout his life.
Collecting tools became a passion and his collection grew particularly after he joined the New Zealand
Vintage Tool Club. It was then he began to source tools from all over the world. Noel and Maureen (his
wife) have spent a great deal of time combing through Antique shops for different and specialised tools
both here in NZ and overseas.
This auction represents Noel’s life long interest in tools. Every item presented is in fine condition and has
Noel’s eye for quality. Noel is now 84 years of age and he hopes the buyers of his tools get as much satisfaction from them as he has enjoyed over the years.
CONDITION CLASSIFICATION FOR VINTAGE TOOLS
Category
Useable
Finish
Wear
Repair
Rust
Misc
N
New
totally
100%
none
none
none
+ original packaging
F
Fine
totally
90-100%
minimal
none
trace
G+
Good +
yes
75-90%
normal
minor or
none
light
some nicks or
scratch OK
G
Good
yes
50-75%
normal moderate
minor
light
minor chips
G-
Good -
probably
30-50%
moderate heavy
correct
moderate
chips OK
Fr
Fair
no
0-30%
excessive
major
moderate heavy
P
Poor
no
N/A
excessive
damaged
heavy
Note: Some tools with a lower value have not always been photographed
2
1 Boat Builders Slick king sized 16
Two Aluminium
chisel G+ 50-70
Clamps 4ft G 30-50 Each
Sash 32 Pin Mall used for boat building, very old G 80-110
2 Peg Tooth Saw 6ft two man 17 Record Sash Clamp 6ft + 4ft 33 Adze used for boat building
saw G 50-60
T bar G 150-170
G+ 90-110
Crossley Mills Post Axe
3 M Tooth Cross-cut Saw two 18 Augers 26” x 2 3/8” & 1-1/8” 34
G
40-70
man 6ft G 50-60
G 20-30
4 Pit-Saw complete with filler & 19 G Clamp No 8 x 2 Fr 20-30
box G+ Museum Piece 300-400
20 G Clamp No 6 x 3 Fr 25-35
5 Disston M Tooth Saw 3ft one
man with hand grip G 30-40
21 Two G Clamp No 6 quick
release Fr 35-45 Each
6 Laidlaw-Leeds Saw with hand
grip very rare G+ 50-70
22 Hand Clamp x 2 Fr 10-15
35 Tomohawk Axe G
7 Disston Mill Docking Saw old 23
Ohio Antique Wooden F
metal handle G 30-50
Clamps x 2 wooden screwed
G+ 50-75
8
Superior Saw one man
G 30-40
24 Clyde Spanners Set of 5
largest 24” - 6” G+ 100-150
9 Pitch Fork 3 pronged with Ash
25 Cane Cutting Knife from Aushandle very old G 50-70
tralia Fr 40-60
10 Gumdiggers Spear very old
26 Shingle Splitter or Froe Ash
G 50-60
handle G 40-60
11 Tram Conductors Screw
Driver used on Auckland trams, 27 Shingle Splitter or Foe Ash
handle G 40-60
Beech handle G 30-45
38 Kent Axe G 40-60
12 Sash Clamp 5ft with extention 28 Broad Axe very old G 80-120
T bar G 100-150
29 English Trade Axe used for
13 Two Record Sash Clamps trading land with Maori G 250-300
4ft light weight G 60-75 Each
30 Antique Slasher with hand
14 Record Sash Clamp 3ft T guard G 20-30
bar with extention G 90-125
31 Post Axe G 40-70
15 Sash clamp 2ft6” + 3ft6”
G 40-50
25-30
36 Ship Wheel from Lauchin
caste iron with brass binding on
each spoke G 120-150
37 Ice Axe belonging to Oscar
Coburger from
Arthurs Pass,
very old G+ 150-200
39 Carpenters Adze G
80-110
40 Starrett Builders Level with
own wooden box G+ 80-100
41 Continental German Jack
Planes x 2
one adjustable
Fr 40-60
42 Marples Razee Plane wooden
G 30-40
43 Edward Preston Jack Plane
wooden with Matherson iron
G 40-60
44 Matherson Tri Plane wooden
G 20-30
45 Matherson Tri Plane wooden
Fr 20-30
46 Sash cramp wooden G+ 35-50
47 Draw Knife G 20-40
47
28
41
29
39
32
31
37
26
34
27
35
33
23
3
68
67
66 65
64
63
53
59
58
57
48
Disston
G 30-60
56
55
54
Saw
panel 57 John Moseley Side Rabbet
Planes x 2 right and left hand
G+ 40-60
49 R Nelson Planes x 2 wooden,
58 Throating Planes x 2 1/4” &
side snipe G+ 20-40
1/8” various makers G+ 40-45
50 A Reed Trenching Planes x 2
59 Rabbet x 3 3/4”, 1”, 1-1/4”
G+ 20-30
G+ 50-60
51 R Nelson Trenching Plane 60 Grecian Ogee 1” G+ 35-40
1/4” G+ 20-25
61 Matheson Tongue & Groov52 G Mabey & D Malloch & Son ing Planes x 2 G+ 35-40
Ovolo Planes x 2 G+ 40-60
62 C Nurse Beading Plane 1/2”
53 D Malloch & Son Ovolo before 1844 G+ 35-45
Plane 1/4” G+ 30-35
63 JS Watson Tongue & Groov54 Beading Planes x 3 - 1”, ing
Planes x 2 London G+
3/4”, 5/8” various makers 30-45
G+ 50-70
64 Beading Planes x 2 various
55 Beading Planes x 3 - 7/16”, makers G+ 30-35
5/16”, 7/16” various makers
G+ 50-70
65 A Matheson & Son Multipule
Reading Plane G+ 30-40
56 Beading Planes x 3 1/4”,
3/16”, 1/8” various makers 66 W Sargent Skew Rabbet
G+ 50-70
73
71
74
72
70
4
62
52
61
60
51
50
49
Plane G+ 20-35
67 Rounds Planes x 6 wooden,
various makers G+ 100-150
68 Hollows Planes x 9 wooden
G+ 120-180
69 Boxed Antique Drill Bits
G+ 40-60
70 Eric Anton Berg Boxed Set
of 6 Chisels very sort after, Swedish chisels, almost new F 150-250
71 Stanley No 55
Universal
Combination Plane includes all
cutters G+ 300-450
72 Irwin Set of 13 Drill Bits 1/4”
to 1” complete in Oak dovetailed
box G+ 300-350
73 Stanley No 45 Complete with
18 Irons in its own Totara box G+
200-250
74 Starkie Pinex Beveler in Box
G+ 10-20
84
75 Rack of Rasps Fr 10-20
86
85
76 Hold Fast Bench Clamp very
rare G 60-100
77 Log Dogs x 2 old G 10-15
78 Disston Hand Saw G 30-40
79
79 Marples Bow Saw G+ 30-40
80 Disston Rip Saw G+ 30-40
81 Disston Rip Saw G+ 30-40
82 Chuck Brace 4 Jaw G+ 30-50
83 Stanley Transitional Tri Plane
24” G 60-90
84 Stanley Transitional Tri Plane
22” G 60-80
83
76
85 Gage Transitional Plan 9-1/2”
repair to iron G 95-145
86
Stanley Bailey Transitional
Plane 15” F 100-120
87
82
Stanley Bayley Commemorative 150yrs Boxed Transitional Plane 15”
purchased from Stanley Factory, USA with Certificate of Authenticity, very rare
F 200-350
87
5
88
Stanley No 45 Type 3 with 4 sets of Cutters in Box
very rare F 350-400
88
89
Mallets x 2 old wooden 98 Skew Rabbet Plane wooden 107
Marples
Planes G 30-40
G+ 40-60
Fr 10-15
90 Woden No 4 Metal Plane 99 Edward Preston Block Plane
wooden with concave bottom
G+ 100-120
G 60-80
91 Stanley Bailey No 4 Plane
Low Knob G+ 50-100
100 Matheson T Rabbet Plane
Boxwood Fr 100-120
92 Stanley Bailey No 4 Plane
Low Knob G+ 50-100
101 Stanley Skew Rabbet Plane
Steel Cased G+ 140-200
93
Stanley Bailey No 4-1/2
Plane Low Knob G+ 50-120
102 Stanley No 40 Scrub Plane
antique, very rare G 80-125
94
Stanley Bailey No 4-1/2
Plane Low Knob corrugated 103 Record 010 No 10 Rebate
Plane G 300-400
bottom G+ 350-400
German
Jack
108 Gabriel Ogee Patten Beech
Plane very old & sort after C.1790
G+ 100-130
109 Mundore Adjustable Sash
Plane Made in Berlin G+ 200-250
110 Matheson No 7B Screwed
Adjustable Grooving Plough
Plane G+ 160-180
111 Henry Pasley Screwed Adjustable Grooving Plough Plane
with 6 irons very rare G+ 180250
Scraper 104 Stanley No 10 Rabbet Plane 112 Cranwell Screwed Adjustrepair on one side G 250-350
able Plough Plane Boxwood
screwed arms G+ 200-250
96
Stanley Box Scraper 105 Stanley 10-1/2” Carriage
Makers Rabbet Plane F 350-400
G+ 120-150
113 Stanley No 2 Block Plane
G+ 40-50
97 Trenching Plane 3/4” wooden 106 Stanley No 3 Smoothing
Plane post war F 65-75
G+ 40-60
95
Marples
G+ 120-150
Box
6
106
105
103
104
102
99
101
94
93
112
92
91
98
100
97
96
90
111
109
108
7
95
110
107
114
115
116
117
119
118
121
120
124
123
122
114 Edward Preston Shoulder 118 Edward Preston Bullnose
Plane No 1368B 8” long x 1” ad- Adjustable Rabbet Plane 4” x 1”
justable,
rare & sort after F 240-300
F 260-300
119 Edward Preston Bullnose
115 Edward Preston Shoulder Adjustable Rabbet Plane 4” x 1Plane No 1368A 8” x 3/4” adjust- 1/8” F 240-300
able, rare F 280-300
120 Edward Preston Bullnose
116 Edward Preston Shoulder Rabbet Adjustable Plane 3-3/4”
Plane No 1368 5-1/2” x 5/8” ad- x 11/16” F 280-300
justable, rare F 320-375
121 Edward Preston Bullnose
117 Edward Preston Shoulder Rabbet Plane Non-Adjustable
Plane No 1367
5-1/4” x 5/8” No 1347 3-3/4” x 1-1/8”
F 260-300
non-adjustable F 280-320
122 Edward Preston Bullnose
Rabbet Plane
No 1347 33/4” x 1-1/8” complete with depth
gauge & sole gauge F 270-325
123 Edward Preston Bullnose
Rabbet Plane Non–Adjustable
No 1363
3-3/4” x 1-1/8”
F 310-350
124 Edward Preston Bullnose
Rabbet Plane Non-Adjustable
No 1366 3-1/4” x 3/8” Rosewood
wedge F 210-250
125 Stanley No 103 Adjustable Block
Plane 5-1/2” F 60-90
125
126 Duplex Block Plane 5” Made by
Preston G 80-100
126
131
130
127 Stanley No 101 Block
3-1/2” G 45-55
Plane
128 Miller Toy Block Plane
G 10-20
3-1/2”
129
Stanley No 102 Block Plane
G 25-35
127
128
130 Brass Violin Plane 3/4” toy size
F 80-90
8
131 Brass Violin Plane 3/4” toy size
F 90-100
132 Edward Preston No 1343 Adjustable Block Plane 7” x 2” rare F 250300
133
134
133 Edward Preston Jack Plane 131/2” x 2-3/4 with own iron F 750-800
132
134 Edward Preston Smoothing Plane
7-1/4” coffin shaped with own iron
F 400-450
135 Stanley No 71-1/2 Hand Router Type 1
very rare G 80-150
135
136 Edward Preston Bench Stop F 60-70
137 Edward Preston Side Rabbet Plane
cross-over irons (small) F 160-180
138 Edward Preston Side Rabbet Plane
5-1/2” x 3” cross-over irons G+ 210-215
138
137
See Items 139 & 140 next page
136
141 Norris 15” Panel Plane Rosewood
& knob, gunmetal lever F 900-1,500
handle 143 Norris No 27 Bullnose Plane gunmetal, steel
soled, ebony wedge F 300-500
142
Norris A5 Adjustable Smoothing Plane 144 Buck Shoulder Rabbet Plane 8” x 1-1/2” gunround-sided, closed handle, Rosewood infill, gun- metal, ebony infill, steel sole F 350-600
metal lever, original iron F 1,200-2,000
142
141
144
143
9
139 Spiers Mitre Plane Dovetailed Original Design hardly used Spiers Iron
Purchased from Ken Roberts Collection F 1,500-2,000
139
140 Spiers Mitre Plane Dovetailed New Improved Design
Purchased from Ken Roberts Collection F 1,500-2,000
140
10
145 Spiers of Ayr Panel Plane 12-1/2” fitted with 147 Spiers of Ayr Smoothing Plane 8” x 2-1/4”
Rosewood & gunmetal lever, repair to handle, dove- parallel sides, fitted with Rosewood & gunmetal lever
tailed F 1000-1200
F 300-450
146 Spiers of Ayr Smoothing Plane 7-1/2” x 148 Stewart Spiers Smoothing Plane rounded
2-1/4” rounded sides, fitted with Rosewood & gun- sides, without handle, fitted with Rosewood & gunmetal lever, Norris iron F 500-900
metal lever, Spiers iron F 350-450
145
146
147
148
149 Stewart Spiers Shoulder Plane 8” x 3/4” fitted with RoseRabbet Plane 8” x 1” dovetailed, wood F 200-275
Spiers iron, fitted with Rosewood
F 350-500
151
Spiers Plane of Ayr
Smoothing Plane 8” x 2-1/2”
150
Stewart Spiers Rabbet
151
Beech handle & knob G+ 350-400
152 Spiers Bullnose Plane
4” x 1”
Rosewood infill
100150
150
149
152
11
F
153 Kerr Shoulder Rabbet Plane 8-1/2” x 3/4” 159 Stanley No 16 Block Plane 6” x 1-5/8” with
dovetailed, Rosewood infill G+ 90-110
adjustable mouth F 60-85
154 Small Chariot Plane
wood infill F 100-120
3-1/2” x 1-1/2” Rose- 160 Stanley No 18 Low Angle Block Plane 5-1/2”
x 1-1/2” adjustable mouth, as new F 75-95
155 Irish Pattern Block Plane 7” x 2” G 90-110
156 E Cooksey Bullnose Rabbet Plane 3” x 1”
gunmetal & Rosewood G 50-80
159
153
155
160
156
154
157 Davis Block Plane 6” x 1-1/2” very rare plane
(with replacement iron) G 400-450
161 Stanley No 15-1/2 Adjustable “Tailed” Block
Plane F 350-375
158 Antique English Panel Plane 13-1/2” x 2-3/4”
removable side plate for
rebating, Ibbotson iron
G+ 400-500
161
158
157
162 Stanley No 93 Butt & Rebate Marking Guage
very scarce G+ 50-70
163 Stanley Millers Patent Adjustable
Plow Plane No 42 gunmetal body with
caste iron bed & fence. Complete with
depth gauge. Purchased from USA.
C.1890 F 1,600-2,000
163
12
164
Stanley No 46
Trouts Patent Adjustable Dado Plane Type 2
complete with fence &
depth gauge C.1873 F
900-1000
165
able Dado Plane complete with fence & depth
gauge
C.1873
F 300-500
166
Stanley No 48
Tongue & Groove Plane
165
Stanley No 46 with swing fence C.1944
Trouts Patent Adjust- G 165-200
164
166
167 Davis No 1 Level cast iron
“clock type”, purchased in Canada,
very rare F 400-450
167
168
Marples Smoother (their
copy of Baileys Defiance No 4)
C.1891 F 100-250
169 Stanley No 20 Compass
Plane
flat adjustable wheel,
C.1914 G 250-400
170
Stanley Compass Plane
screwed
sole, C.1879
G+ 250-400
171 Stanley Compass Plane No
113 with lever cap for holding iron,
C.1898 G+ 400-450
172
171
170
169
172 Record Compass Plane No
020 with lever cap for holding iron
G+ 250-300
Plane 7” rounded
173 A Reed Wooden Compass Compass
Plane 7” rounded sides, Beech sides, Beech G 30-40
178
Three Fillester Wooden
G+ 30-40
Planes all C.1798 through to 1877
176 Starrett Level 6” cast iron Watkins, Griffiths & Dyson
G 400-450
174 Pair of Wooden Griffith base G 80-90
Smoothing Planes 6”
small,
rounded sides,Beech
179 Draw Knife 4” Blade small
G 40-50
177 Three Toy Planes 3” two G 30-45
175
John Moseley Wooden
hobbies, one Stanley G 30-50
13
180
J Miller Handled Plough Plane screwed
Boxwood stems & nuts G 375-400
185
186
184
181 Matheson Handled Plough Plane Boxwood
nuts & screwed stems G 275-300
183
182 Melhuish Screwed Plough Plane brass depth
gauge F 275-300
183
Matheson No 7 Screwed Plough Plane
(stained) Beech screws & stems Fr 200-250
182
184 Matheson No 5A Wedged Stem Plough
G 275-300
181
185 Sims Wedged Stemmed Plough rare type
G 200-250
186 Matheson Wedged Stemmed Plough
(replaced Rosewood wedges) G+ 225-250
180
187 Withdrawn from Auction
191 Two Tenon Saws 16” & 14” Henry Diston &
one Compass Saw G 80-100
188 Stanley No 45 Complete Set of Rebating
Cutters & Beads boxed F 100-200
192 Stanley Ratchet Brace with 1/2 shell bit
G 40-50
189 Set of Two Dividers Ahrem’s Goodline
Germany 8” & 7” G+ 60-80
193
Record 077A Bullnose Rabbet Plane
G+ 40-50
190 Withdrawn from Auction
194
196
195
194 Matheson 8” Smoother Rosewood infill, gunmetal wedge, original iron F 400-450
195 Matheson 16-1/2” Panel Plane Rosewood infill, gunmetal wedge F 1,200-1,400
196 Stanley No 97 Chisel Plane F 400-500
14
197 Stanley No
Plane G 50-75
182
Rabbet 198 Stanley No 78 Rabbet Plane 199
Sargent No 88 Rabbet
with depth gauge G+ 35-75
Plane with depth gauge, scarce
G+ 75-150
200
200 Stanley Millers Patent No 41 Plough
complete with bed two fences & all irons & depth gauge, in own box, very rare
F 1200-1800
201
Marples No 44 Plough 209 Two Draw Knives one 20” &
Plane complete with fence one 9-1/2” Fr 15-20
G+ 85-120
210 One Mortice Door Lock
202 Two Stanley No 50 Plough Chisel & Two Draw-bores rare
Plane one with extra tongue & C.1770 G 100-150
grooving cutter, wooden handle,
one with extra
cutters, metal 211 Two Ratchet Screw Drivers
handle G+ 150-300
& one Yankee No 75 with barber
chuck Fr 75-100
203
Record No 044 Plough
Plane complete with cutters & own 212 15” Calaper & one Carpenbox G+ 75-150
ters Big Bevel 20” used for stairs
or roof framing G 40-50
204
Record No 043 Small
Plough Plane F 50-75
213 Stanley No 59 Dowling Jig
plus Stanley No 81 Scraper
205 Rapier No 3 Small Metal G 40-50
Plough Plane in original box with
cutters, never used N 50-75
214
Three Large Marples
Screwdrivers 20”, 15”, 16” plus
206
Stanley No 248 Metal hole borer G 100-120
Plough Plane with fence & depth
gauge F 60-70
215 Two Tenon Saws & one
Stair Saw G 100-120
207 Four Block Planes - one
Mohawk Block Plane, one Stanley 216 Stanley Level Adjustable
No 120, one Stanley No 220 & 30” brass ends Fr 80-100
one Stanley No 110 G 60-80
217 Starrett 24” Cast Iron Level
208 Two Starrett Combination in original box Fr 100-150
Squares 9” x 12” each complete
with own scriber G 180-240
218 Two Henry Disson Levels
24” one brass bound G 80-100
15
219 Three Rabone Levels two
24” & one 18”, still with labels &
brass bound G 100-120
220
William Marples DrawBottom Fillsten & Sharples
Panel Gauge G 50-60
221 Three Smoothing Planes
Rounded Sides two Matheson &
one Millwood Exhibition Plane
G 50-60
222 Two Transitional Planes one
Stanley No 129 20” & one 10”,
both Liberty Bell Fr 200-250
223 Set
of Four
Stanley
Bailey
Planes Nos 5, 6,
7 & 8 high
knobs G+
350-400
223
224 Two Jack Planes - one
V.B. drop forged & one Sargent,
both 13-1/2” G 150-200
225
Record No 05-1/2 Jack
Plane G+ 90-100
226 Stanley No 118 Low Angled 234 Wooden Box of MiscellaneBlock Plane N 35-75
ous Tools
- tinsnips, pliers,
spanners, small vice, etc.
227
Mohawk Transitional Fr 20-30
Smoother G 10-15
235
Assorted Plane Irons
228
Spiers Ayr
Empire G 30-40
Smoothing Plane G+ 10-15
236 4 x Push Drills G 50-60
229 Starrett Trammel No 50A &
Oil Stone in box G+ 25-30
237 3 x Keyhole Saws G 50-60
242 1 x Hammer (20 Chaney) &
1 x Tenon Saw G+ 20-30
230 3 x Steel Squares 24” x 16” 238 2 x Hand Drills G+ 30-40
G 120-180
239
4 x Paring Chisels
231 2 x Braces with 2 Rolls of G 100-120
Bits (1 roll antique bits & 1 of
assorted bits) G 40-50
240 5 x Heavy Mortice Chisels
G+ 100-120
232 Box of 12 Saw Sets G 50-70
241 3 x Antique Strapped Tack
233 Box of 12 Saw Sets G 50-70 Hammers G+ 100-150
246
2 x Marples Brass Set
Bevels G+ 50-60
243 Stanley No 78 Rabbet Plane
G+ 50-75
244 Chesterman Combination
Level & Square G+ 40-50
245 4 x Bevels (2 Stanley No
18) G+ 50-60
247 Set of 3 Marples Squares
Diamond pattern G+ 50-90
248 Stanley Sweetheart Combination Square & mitre plus boredraw G 40-50
240
241
The
following
are
a l l G+ 25-45
258
Marples with fences
G+ 40-60
Spokeshaves - all very rare &
sort after
253 Stanley No 55 Hollow Face
G+ 25-70
259 Preston No 1392 Adjustable Chamfer Shave G+ 80-100
249
Stanley No 62 Double 254 Stanley No 51 G+ 10-25
Sided G+ 90-120
255 Stanley No 54 Adjustable 260
Preston No 1387 Sash
250 Stanley No 60 Double irons G+ 10-50
Ovolo Shave G+ 80-100
G+ 25-50
256 Stanley No 63X G+ 40-70
261 Preston No 1396S Patent
251 Stanley No 65 Chamfer
G+ 40-60
257 Stanley No 72 Razor Edge Stringing Router with extention
bar F 100-150
G+ 45-75
252 Stanley No 151 Adjustable
16
255
256
249
257
250
258
251
252
259
253
260
254
261
264
270
268
275
263
269
276
273
277
265
17
262 Matheson Scotch Brace iron with ebony head Lignum Vitea head F 200-225
F 90-100
271 Preston Scotch Pattern Brace with Rosewood
263 Ball Brace unknown maker, C.1800 F 50-60
head, very rare for Preston Collector F 400-450
264 Spofford Wagon Builders Iron Brace iron 272 Mosley Scotch Pattern Brace Lignum head
head C.1800 60-75
F 90-100
265 Ball Brace incomplete G 40-50
273 Ball Brace Beech fittings F 50-60
266 Stanley Spofford Brace Rosewood grip & 274 William Marples Ultimatum
head, held by Pewter rings each end F 100-125
F 900-1,000
Ebony Brace
267
Stanley Spofford Brace Rosewood grip & 275 William Marples Plated Brace Beech, ebony
head, held by pewter rings each end G 100-125
head & ivory ring F 500-550
268 Waggon Builders Brace with Spofford chuck & 276 James Howarth Plated Brace Beech with ebmetal head G 60-70
ony head & ivory ring G 500-550
269 Ball Brace Beech fittings F 50-60
270
277 Beech Brace with Rosewood head & button
chuck, purchased at Portsmouth Boatyard
Beech Brace with button chuck, C.1860 G 200-250
271
274
272
262
278
267
279
266
278 Henry Pasley NE Plus Ultra Framed Metallic Brace with ebony infill, ivory ring in head,
C.1891 F 600-900
280
279 Wm Marples Ultimatum Beech & Rosewood Brace with ebony head, ivory ring in head,
67 Spring Lane Sheffield F 900-1,000
280 Robert Marples Ultimatum Ebony Brace
with ivory ring in head, Hermitage Works Sheffield F 850-900
281
281 Alfred Ridge Ultimatum Brace NE Plus
Ultra ebony infill, head with ivory ring
F 850-900
18
282
282 Danish “Viking Ship” Compass
Plane & Breast Drill
these two
pieces purchased together, C.1750
F 400-450
283 Set of three Antique Archimedes Drills
Beech F 100-120
290
284
One Archimedes Drill Continuous
Rotation steel F 40-45
285 Complete Set of Cleveland Drill Bits (9)
in original container for drilling steel F 50-60
286 Millers Falls Hand Drill - Eggbeater
type F 40-60
287 Two Antique Hand Drills rosewood & one beech F 75-100
one Millers Falls & one very small
wrought iron F 45-65
293 Three Curved Spokeshaves
boxwood F 50-60
288 Set of Salter Scales 112lbs
G+ 30-40
294 Three Beech Spokeshaves
289 Set of Salter Scales 200lbs
G+ 30-40
F 50-60
295 Two Stanley No 62 Spoke290 Set of Five Stanley Planes shaves one straight, one curved
Low Knob Sizes 4-1/2, 5, 6, 7 & 8 with interchangeable handles F
150-160
G+ 750-800
291
Stanley No 83 Scraper 296 Lot of 6 Ginlets G+ 30-40
Complete with Roller
F
125-150
297 Lot of 6 Gimlets G+ 30-40
283
292 Three Adjustable Spoke- 298 Lot of Awls Complete with
shaves with brass screws, one Bits inside handles G+ 30-40
299 Lot of 3 Stanley Marking
Gauges one Boxwood, two Beech
G+ 65-75
300 Lot of 2 Adjustable Marking
Gauges one Stanley, one Marples
rosewood G+ 80-100
295
301
Brass Stemmed Mortice
Gauge square ebony head,
adjustable
from each end
G+ 225-250
Photos 299-301 on Page 20
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302 Brass Stemmed Mortice Gauge oval ebony 307 Stanley No 72-1/2 Champher Plane with
head, adjustable from each end G+ 150-200
beader & bullnose attachments F 750-1500
303 2 x Mortice Gauges Ebony & Brass one 308 Stanley No 12 Scraper Plane Type 2 with tiltadjustable G+ 125-150
ing blade all complete C.1868-1875 F 250-350
304 2 x Bevels 1 Rosewood & brass, one ebony & 309 AJ Wilkinson & Co Boston Folding Drawbrass F 75-85
knife extremely rare C.1895 F 120-150
305 Pair of Stanley Brass Trammels F 125-150 310 Stanley No 112 Scraper Plane 9” with tilting
blade, low knob F 350-450
306 Copley Smoothing Plane 2-1/4 Iron Walnut
handle & stock gunmetal lever, parallel sided 311 English Brace Drill with beveled gears, very
C.1800’s F 400-600
old F 200-250
299
310
308
300
301
302
303
311
304
306
305
307
309
The following are a complete 316 Stanley Bedrock No 605
set of Stanley Bedrock Planes. Plane F 250-300
All have Rosewood woodwork
317 Stanley Bedrock No 605-1/2
and are low knob.
Plane F 300-350
312
Stanley Bedrock No 2
Pl an e D am a g ed Bo dy G 318 Stanley Bedrock No 606
Plane F 250-300
100-150
bottom, C.1902-1910 F 225-250
322
Stanley Bailey No 4
Smoothing Plane C.1902-1910 F
175-200
323
Stanley Liberty Bell 9”
Smoothing
Plane 2” iron G
313
Stanley Bedrock No 3 319 Stanley Bedrock No 607
50-100
Plane F 300-350
Plane F 250-300
314
Stanley Bedrock No 4 320 Stanley Bedrock No 608 324 Stanley Liberty Bell 14”
Smoother Rust on sole, iron
Plane F 350-400
Plane F 225-250
changed G 75-125
321
Stanley
Bailey
No
4C
315 Stanley Bedrock No 4-1/2
Smoothing Plane
corrugated Photos 312-324 on Page 21
Plane F 400-450
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319
320
318
317
316
315
314
313
312
321
322
323
324
326
325
327
335
336
334
328
329
330
331
332
333
337
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338
339
Photos of items 325—339 on 335 Union No 35 Transitional 212 years old G+ 30-50
Plane 8-1/2” Beech F 50-100
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346 King (Hull) Tongue Plane
325 Stanley No 278 Rabbet & 336 Union No 22 Transitional C.1744-1766, 218 years old,
Fillister Plane all complete Plane 8” F 50-100
Beech G+ 30-50
F 150-300
337 Marples Smoothing Plane 347
John Rogers Throating
326 Marples Shoulder Rabbet coffin shaped, Rosewood in-fills Plane C.1734-1765, 250 years
Plane 8” ebony infill, rare G 125-175
old, Beech G+ 30-50
F 250-300
338 Ibbotson Smoothing Plane 348 Atkins & Sons Benefactum
327 Marples Chariot Plane 3- very old, purchased in Bath, Eng- Ovolo Plane Beech G+ 30-50
1/2” gunmetal bridge, rare land G 150-200
F 150-200
349 Grecian Ovolo Plane un339 Matheson Toothing Plane named, C.1780, very old
328 Union No 2 Plane corru- 7” G+ 100-120
G+ 30-50
gated
bottom, Rosewood
F 350-375
340 Maidstone Coach T Rabbet 350
Maddox Beading Plane
Plane rounded sole G+ 30-50
C.1748-1775, 224 years old
329 Stanley No 2 Plane corrug a t e d b o t t o m , R o s e w o o d 341 2 x Coach Builders Rabbet G+ 30-50
F 350-375
Planes G+ 30-50
351
Stewart Fillister Plane
C.1774-1778, 201 years old
330 Sargent No 2 Plane VBM
342
Small Bullnose Plane G+ 50-90
F 350-375
Beech G 25-40
331
Union No 2 Plane
352 x Stanley No 131 & No 130
343 George Mutter Rounding Double Ended Block Planes one
F 350-375
Plane C.1766-1768 231 years old adjustable G 300-350
332 Record No 2 Plane small F 30-50
repair G 350-375
353 Sorbey Old Women’s Tooth
344 W Jones Grecian Ovolo Router Mahogany G+ 50-60
333 Ohio No 2 Plane F 350-375 Plane C.1839 Beech, 160 years
old G+ 30-50
354 Stanley No 54 Combination
334 Stanley No 171 Door Trim &
Router Plane
double handles 345 Davis Hollow Plane Made in Plane with irons, very rare G+
550-650
F 350-450
Burmingham C1767-1787 Beech,
340
352
353
344
346
343
345
347
348
349
350
351
354
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356
357
360
358
361 362
359
365
366
368
355
363
364
367
Brass &
355 Small Oak & Brass Level Shaped Level 10”
German made with lion through Mahogany F 75-100
hoop G+ 40-50
362 Colouhoun & Cadman 10”
356 John Rabone Boat Shaped Level Brass & Rosewood
Level 12” Mahogany, in original F 125-150
box F 100-125
363 Sighting Level 12’ Brass &
357 E Preston Boat Shaped Mahogany F 125-150
Level 9” Mahogany F 125-150
364
2 x Rabone Boxwood
358 E Preston Level 9” protec- Levels 12” G 50-60
tion cover over glass vial F125150
365 15” Set Square with Level
in Stock Shield Pattern
359 Brass & Rosewood Level F 150-200
8” F 75-100
366 Set of 4 Set Squares Shield
360 John Rabone 10” Level Pattern 4-1/2”, 6”, 9” & 12”
Brass & Mahogany F 75-100
F 150-200
361
William
Marples
Boat 367 2 x Stanley Set Squares 3”
& 6” 3” is Mahogany & Brass, 6”
caste iron G 20-30
368 Stanley Combination Set
Square 9” black walnut & brass
F 75-100
369 Boat Builders Toolbox &
Contents:- 4 x breast drills, long
bit & extention, saw vice & saw
set, pop-rivetter, 2 x coach
routers, fibrolite cutter, boat
builders dolly, soldering iron, plum
bob & miscellaneous items.
No Reserve
370 Portable Carpenters Oak
Toolbox & Contents:- 2 x saws,
chisels, plum bob, coping saw,
bui lder s 24 x1 8 square &
miscellaneous items. No Reserve
NOTES FOR ABSENTEE/TELEPHONE AND POSTAL BIDDERS
PLEASE ALSO SEE GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Prospective buyers are advised to attend at the auction. However, Thomson Bagley Auctions (2007) Ltd will, if so instructed
execute bids provided in writing in advance of the auction or bids by telephone at Thomson Bagley Auctions (2007) Ltd discretion on behalf of prospective Buyers. Thomson Bagley Auctions (2007) Ltd shall not be liable to either the Buyer or Seller for any
neglect or default in doing so or for failure to do so.
In the event that Thomson Bagley Auctions (2007) Ltd has received commission bids on a lot for identical amounts and at auction those bids are the highest for that lot, the lot will be knocked down to the person whose commission bid was received first.
Lots will be purchased by the Auctioneer on the Buyer’s behalf at the lowest price possible as is allowed by other postal bids,
Seller’s reserves, and bids from the auction room.
Postal bidders can, within 3 days of receipt of goods, return any lot purchased by them, which does not reasonably meet with the
description offered in this catalogue. A full refund of the purchase price will be given providing that the goods in question are
returned in the same condition as sold. This does not include minor discrepancies in measurements etc. Any extra costs associated with the return of any goods including postage and handling will not be refunded. Any disputes of this nature will be resolved at the sole discretion of the Auctioneer.
Successful purchasers will be invoiced after the sale and payment is required return within 3 working days after the invoice has
been sent. Purchases will be despatched as instructed, upon receipt of full payment. Postage and insurance costs will be met by
the purchaser. Invoices will include an additional $10.00 handling charge per lot for packing.
Every reasonable effort will be made by Thomson Bagley Auctions (2007) Ltd to contact all successful bidders but do not accept
responsibility for notification of the result of any bid and request that they be contacted after the sale if results are required.
Any bank charges/fees incurred from International payments will be charged to the purchaser (these charges/fees are minimal in
NZ).
For General Terms & Conditions please see Page 24
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GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL
1.1 ‘Auctioneer’ includes the person authorised to conduct a sale and his, her, its or their employees or agents in any way
assisting in the auction or the recording of it.
1.2 ‘Bidder’ means any person (whether present or not) and his, her or its agent or employee placing or making bids or
leading the Auctioneer to believe that person, agent or employee is making bids.
1.3 ‘Person’ includes any company, firm or body whether incorporated or not.
1.4 ‘Property’ means the goods, chattels, land, estates or interests being auctioned.
1.5 ‘Purchaser’ means the person to whom the property is knocked down by the Auctioneer in an at that time uncontested
auction.
1.6 ‘Vendor’ means the person placing the property with the Auctioneer for sale and includes such a person’s actual or purported agents or employees.
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Unless arranged otherwise in writing with the Vendor and Auctioneer, the terms of sale are: For all property except real
estate; cash on the fall of the hammer.
3.1 The Auctioneer alone may fix the amount of a bid or permit it to be withdrawn. The Auctioneer will resolve any dispute
about the bidding whether at or after the auction. The Auctioneer may combine or divide lots.
3.2 A bid authorises the Auctioneer to note the auction sheet and, where writing is required, to execute the contract at that
bid on behalf of the Bidder and authorises the charge of any buyer’s premium referred to in clause 5.1.
3.3 If, but only if the Auctioneer has stated (whether in relation to the auction generally and/or the particular sale, that the
auction is subject to a reserve price and/or that the Vendor reserves the right to bid, the Vendor may personally or
through the Auctioneer bid as often as desired.
PURCHASER’S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS
4.
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
Unless specifically stated otherwise in relation to identified property the Vendor warrants only:
a.
That the title in the property sold will pass to the purchaser only upon the Purchaser completing payment in full
by cash or cleared cheque.
b.
That there are or will be no encumbrances on the property not advised in particulars of sale or by the Auctioneer before entering upon the auction.
Where announced or notified before the auction that there is a buyer’s premium and the amount of or the method of
calculating it, the Purchaser is to pay, upon the fall of the hammer, the amount or rate announced plus GST if applicable.
All goods sold shall be removed on the day of the sale or as otherwise provided in the particulars announced. If not removed the Auctioneer may charge a reasonable sum for warehousing them but will not be liable to the Purchaser for
them in any respect.
If the Purchaser fails to pay the purchase price or collect the goods as required, the Auctioneer may elect to resell the
property in any manner without notice to the Purchaser who will be liable for any deficiency in price (after allowing all
commissions or expenses of resale whether of the Auctioneer, Vendor or others), the buyer’s premium and liquidated
damages of one and a half times the standard overdraft interest rate being charged by the Auctioneer’s bank at the time
of sale (as conclusively certified by the apparent manager of he bank) or may sue for the price, liquidated damages as
calculated above and solicitor and client costs for pursuing the Purchaser, whether or not cancelling the contract.
In the event of there being any surplus following resale it will belong to the Vendor. The Purchaser may not recover
more than actually paid by the purchaser.
If provenance of property is warranted, a Purchaser may within 14 days of the auction prove to the satisfaction of the
Auctioneer that the property is a forgery, whereupon the Vendor will repay the purchase price or deposit, as the case
may be, in full, subject to the return of the property in good condition.
AUCTIONEER’S OBLIGATIONS AND LIABILITY
6.1 The Auctioneer will not be liable to the Bidder or Purchaser for:
a.
Any statement or warranty made unless specifically including a personal warranty by the Auctioneer.
b.
Any warranty of title or freedom from encumbrances.
c.
Any mis-description or errors in condition, state, size, quality or quantity or for any other error whatsoever.
d.
Any Vendor bidding without the Auctioneer’s knowledge.
e.
Any failure to bid for a bidder.
6.2 The Auctioneer will not be liable to the Vendor:
a.
Directly or by indemnity for any of the matters referred to in 6.1 except where the breach, or other wrong, was
deliberate and without authority from or assistance by the Vendor.
6.3 The Auctioneer will not guarantee the safety of any goods or documents of provenance but undertakes to the Vendor
alone that the Auctioneer’s premises are reasonably secure (but not measured in relation to the property held) and to
hold bailee’s insurance.
7.1 All moneys received by the Auctioneer will be held in trust for the credit of the Vendor but the Auctioneer may deduct
fees (whether the liability of the Vendor or Purchaser), expenses and any moneys necessary to perfect title to the Purchaser or to ensure compliance by the Vendor of any other warranty or undertaking to the Purchaser.
7.2 These conditions when exhibited in the auction rooms or any place where an auction is being conducted shall be binding upon the vendor and purchaser, upon the Auctioneer announcing that the sale is conducted subject to these conditions so exhibited notwithstanding that the Auctioneer may not have read them aloud and any such announcement may
be made by the Auctioneer at any time during any sale.
7.3 The Auctioneer warrants to all persons that the Auctioneer is a current financial member of the Auctioneers Association
of N.Z. and is the holder of a current Auctioneers License pursuant to the Auctioneers Act 1928.
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