LEVELS AND PLUMB BOBS FOR SALE This is a list of levels for sale. With some plumb bobs at the end. Some of them will have a button to click to see a picture. Instead of having to load each image to continue, just scroll this list and click to see an image.
Note: I have a Tool Order Form that goes through a secure server and will be encrypted when you return it. So, it is safe to give credit card information. Just click on Click To Order in any section, or right here.

Note: I have a New Level Showcase that has thumbnail pictures and descriptions of some interesting levels. I also have information of some that have been sold. I am breaking up the Showcase into separate categories to make it easier to use. Click here to go to the Level Showcase

Back To Tool Index Back to Homepage

Stanley Levels For Sale
[Click To Order]

1. STANLEY NO.38 OIL BURNER LEVEL. This Stanley No. 38 Oil Burner level is six inches long and has the Made In USA trademark. This unusual level may be of more interest to a collector ... it adds a nice contrast to a level display ... But there are always times when a small level can come in handy for use. It still retains almost all of its original orange paint, Fine ......... $35.00
   Picture

2. STANLEY NO.44 BIT & SQUARE LEVEL. Brass. Fits on an auger bit or a square. Crisp with some tarnish, Fine ......... $75.00
   Picture

3. STANLEY NO.138 UNIVERSAL LEVEL SIGHTS, Sweetheart logo on the sights and the box, Fine+ ....... $45.00
   Picture

4. STANLEY NO.138 UNIVERSAL LEVEL SIGHTS, Sweetheart logo and the 7-4-(19)16 patent date on the sights. Like new, Fine+ ....... $30.00
   Picture

1. C. F. RICHARDSON, 6 inch cast iron level. An early machinist's level company. Clean but missing some japanning, G+ ....... $75.00
   Picture

2. STARRETT, 9 inch cast iron level. Still has almost all of its black enamel. The bare metal surfaces have been lightly cleaned, G++ ....... $40.00
   Picture

3. GOODELL PRATT, 6 inch cast iron level. They bought out the Richardson level business. Looks like the Richardson, with square ends. 90% japanning remains, plus some orange paint for indentification, G++ ....... $130.00
   Picture

4. ATHOL MACHINE CO. 18 inch cast iron carpenter's level. Same as the Richardson levels. About 90% of the japanning remains, G+++ ....... $85.00
   Picture

5. ROSEWOOD TORPEDO LEVEL, 9 inch. Nice brass trim looks English. The plumb vial has been replaced crookedly, G+ ...... $20.00
   Picture

1. THORPE SMITH, 16 OUNCE PLUMB BOB. Marked BPA, which is Bonneville Power Administration, the agency that built the dams on the Columbia river. It has a brass- or copper-plated point.. The top has a steel point with different-length threads to make it a small plumb bob.
   In a Berger belt holster marked BPA. Has some patina and a few dings, G++ ....... $65.00
   Picture

2. PORTLAND PRECISION PLUMB BOB, 14 oz. Attached to a Gammon Reel with a 1960's patent number. The reel apparently fits on to a surveyer's rod. There is an extra point inside of the top. With a belt sheath, Fine++ ....... $55.00
   Picture

3. O. J. KUKER PLUMB BOB, Seattle, Washington. 12 ounce. In the original box with a Frederick Post, Portland, Oregon label applied over the original label. This must be fairly early, before the Kuker & Ranken partnership, Fine+ ....... $45.00
   Picture

4. OVB (Our Very Best), 4 ounce plumb bob. ca 1920s. A hardware company's nickel-plated plumb bob in the original wooden cylinder with threaded top. 98% nickel plating, G+ ....... $95.00
   Picture

5. K & E. NO. 6482, 16 ounce plumb bob. From the looks of the long neck on this, I think it came with the surveying instruments. Some tool-box dings, G+ ....... $45.00
   Picture

   BRASS PLUMB BOB. 3 inches long, and it weighs four oz. Mot marked by Mfr. Knurled sides, G+ ....... $25.00
   Picture

6. WARNER TOOLS, Plumb bob with reel. Nickel plated, Fine....... $65.00
   Picture

Back To Tool Index Back to Homepage