MEASURING TOOLS FOR SALE This is a list of measuring tools for sale. 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.

This section has Squares, Bevel Squares, Angle Dividers, Marking Gauges, Machinist Tools, Trammels, Rules and Tape Measures
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Squares [CLICK TO ORDER]
  1. STANDARD TOOL CO. NO. 543 CENTER SQUARE. A large, decorative square head that is a miter square and center-finder. Patented in 1880. Has an original 12 inch Standard Tool Co. marked rule, which is usually gone, G+ ......... $145.00
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  2. LUFKIN RULE CO., NO. 138B DIEMAKERS SQUARE, 1 3/4 inch long head, which has a second screw to adjust the angle of the blade, with standard and bevel blades. The owner has marked his name on each part, Fine ........ $30.00
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  3. D. B. & S PROV., R.I. (DARLING BROWN & SHARPE) CALIPER SQUARE, 1 1/2 inch blade - the smallest. Not graduated. D. B. & S. is an early U.S. manufacturer that eventually became BROWN & SHARPE MFG.CO., G++ ........ $45.00
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  4. STARRETT NO. 20, TRY SQUARE, 1 1/2 inch blade - the smallest. Not graduated. There are a few minor rust spots, Fine ........ $30.00
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  5. L. S. STARRETT 12 INCH COMBO SQUARE SET. Crisp, 4R graduated, 12 inch, satin chrome, hardened rule. Has combo square head with level, center head and reversible protractor head. The scribe is missing. 95% of the shiny black finish remains. Light owner's initials, Fine ........ $100.00
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  6. UNION TOOL CO. COMBINATION SQUARE SET, NO. 615 - 12 INCH. Combination, protractor and center-finding heads. This is a high-quality tool manufacturer. Seems to be from the 1940's. Hardened rule with No. 4 graduations. Has the level bubbles and scribe. Virtually all of the Black enamel remains. Some slight stain from storage. In the original box, which is a little rough, Fine+ ........ Sold $95.00
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  7. BROWN & SHARPE COMBINATION SQUARE SET - 12 INCH. Combination, protractor and center-finding heads. This is a high-quality tool manufacturer. Seems by the "square" logo to be from the 1920's. Hardened rule with No. 4 graduations. Almost all of the matt black enamel remains. A minor dusting of rust. The scribe is missing, Fine ........ $85.00
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  8. FITCHBURG TOOL CO., 12 INCH COMBO SQUARE, Has level and a scribe. G+ ........ Sold $20.00
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  9. L. S. STARRETT NO. 12 PROTRACTOR HEAD ONLY, For the combination square. Also fits the one-inch wide rules from the other major makers. 90% black enamel remains, G++ ........ $30.00
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  10. UNION TOOL CO. PROTRACTOR HEAD ONLY For combination square. Also fits the one-inch wide rules from the other major makers. 95% black enamel remains. Has owner's initials, G++ ........ $20.00
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  11. STANLEY NO. 12, Improved Try Square, 6 inch size. An earlier one that's in really nice condition. Graduated in 8ths, Fine ........ $35.00
  12. STANLEY NO. 15, Try and Miter Square, 7 1/2 inch size, The SR & L logo dates this one to around 1915. 90% of the nickel plating remains, G+++ ........ $35.00
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  13. STANLEY NO. 20, Try Square, 10 inch size, Has the STANLEY logo on the blade, from the early 1900's, Rosewood handle, brass trim, G+ ........ $15.00
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  14. STANLEY NO. 21, Try Square, 9 inch size, nickel-plated cast iron w/ slot in the blade, G+ ........ $40.00
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  15. DISSTON No. 5 1/2, 10 inch Try Square, Iron handle and blued blade with inches and metric graduations. New-old-stock, Fine ........ $75.00
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  16. DARLING BROWN & SHARPE TRY and CENTER SQUARE, 8 inch size, 10 3/4 inch overall length. This is the Ames square, patented July 6, 1852, manufactured by G. Holliday and then by D. B. & S. Graduated in 12ths and 16ths, and 32nds and 48ths for one inch on each side, G+ ........ $65.00
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  17. MACHINIST'S TRY and CENTER SQUARE, 8 inches overall length. This is a craftsman-made copy of the Ames square, patented July 6, 1852, manufactured by G. Holliday and then by D. B. & S. Has a decorated band across the square bar, G+ ........ $45.00
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    Framing Squares [CLICK TO ORDER]

    1. SOUTHINGTON HDW. CO., TAKE-DOWN SQUARE, Copyright 1912. Tightened with a big screw-slotted cam. Tapered ends. Essex (board measure), octagon and brace scales, G+ .......... Sold $75.00
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    2. RUSSELL & ERWIN MFG. CO. FRAMING SQUARE, Tapered blade, board foot and brace tables. Some pitting, but legible, G+ .......... $40.00
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    Bevel Squares [CLICK TO ORDER]
    1. 15 INCH MAPLE? BEVEL SQUARE, It is not marked but it certainly looks to have been manufactured in the late 1800's.
      It is very well-made and in crisp condition. It is nice to not have to mark a wide board from both sides, and a good idea not to have a heavy metal tool that could scratch or ding expensive hardwoods, G++ ........... $55.00
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    2. STANLEY NO. 18, EUREKA FLUSH T BEVEL, 6 inch, STANLEY logo cast in body, 90% of the nickel plating remains, G++ ........... $40.00
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    3. MARSHALL WELLS, 6 inch bevel. Cast iron. Large logo cast in the frame. Made by Disston, Pat Oct 29, '07 stamped on the frame, G++ ......... $40.00
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    4. STANLEY NO. 18, EUREKA FLUSH T BEVEL, 8 inch, STANLEY logo cast in body, 90% of the nickel plating remains, Fine ........... $40.00
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    5. STANLEY NO. 18, EUREKA FLUSH T BEVEL, 8 inch. Has the 7-14-(19)08 patent date cast in the body. 90% of the nickel plating remains, Fine ........... $40.00
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    6. MARSHALL WELLS, 8 inch bevel. Cast iron. Large logo cast in the frame. Made by Disston, Pat Oct 29, '07 stamped on the frame, G+ ......... $30.00
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    7. DISSTON BEVEL SQUARE - 10 INCH, Just about exactly like the Stanley No. 18. 95% nickel plating, Fine ........... $40.00
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    8. STANLEY NO. 18, EUREKA FLUSH T BEVEL, 10 inch, STANLEY logo cast in body. 90% of the nickel plating remains, G+ ........... $35.00
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    9. STANLEY NO. 25, 8 inch Sliding T bevel. Rosewood handle. Notched-rectangle logo on the blued blade. STANLEY in gold on the rosewood body. There is a bit of red paint at the bottom of the handle for identification, Fine+ ........... $35.00
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    10. STANLEY NO. 25, 8 inch Sliding T bevel. Marked only Made in USA, but made by Stanley, Fine+ ........... $25.00
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    11. H. S. B.& CO. OUR VERY BEST, 8 inch Sliding T bevel, Looks like it was made by Stanley. Some dirt, stain and light pitting on the blade, G+ ........... $15.00
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    12. STANLEY NO. 25, 12 inch Sliding T bevel, Rosewood handle, Has the circular patent date stamp which is only partially visible, but dates it to around 1880. Crisp rosewood handle with brass trim, G++ ........... $70.00
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    13. STANLEY NO. 25, 12 inch Sliding T bevel, Rosewood handle, Has the Sweetheart logo on the blade. Some dings to the rosewood handle. Some tarnish and light piting at the back end of the blade, G+ ........... $45.00
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    14. H. DISSTON & SONS, 6 inch bevel, Fine+ ............ $25.00
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    15. ZENITH 6 inch bevel, made by DISSTON. Similar to the Stanley No. 25, G+................. $20.00
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    16. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, 10 inch bevel, This one has the decorative thumbscrew that came with Disston & Morss products. Crisp with a bit of stain and tarnish, G++................. $25.00
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    17. SOUTHINGTON HARDWARE, 12 inch Sliding T bevel,Beech handle, brass trim, G++ ........... $20.00
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    18. STANLEY DEFIANCE, Sliding T bevel, Blued steel. Virtually all of the original finish remains, Fine ........... $20.00
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    Angle Dividers [CLICK TO ORDER]
    1. STANLEY NO. 30 ANGLE DIVIDER, Notched rectangle logo on the cross-bar. Used to divide or bisect an angle where two boards need to be cut to fit, or layout 4, 5, 6,8 and 10 sided figures. 99% of the nickel-plating remains, with some dirt, Fine ..... $110.00
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    2. STANLEY NO. 30 ANGLE DIVIDER, Notched rectangle logo on the cross-bar. Used to divide or bisect an angle where two boards need to be cut to fit, or layout 4, 5, 6,8 and 10 sided figures. Has some minor rust and stain, Fine ..... $100.00
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    3. STANLEY NO. 31 ANGLE DIVIDER, the early model with a rosewood body. This model didn't have the cross-bar at the bottom, it is complete. Script logo on the blade. Has almost all of its nickel plating. A. J. Gilliam stamped his name on it a couple of times, but this is a very nice example of a rare tool, G++ ..... $195.00
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    Marking Gauges [CLICK TO ORDER]
    1. ROBERTSON MORTISE GAUGE, Sheffield. Heavy English construction ebony? and brass gauge.It is crisp and uncleaned with some stain on the round brass stem, G+++ .............. $100.00
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    2. ROSEWOOD MORTISE GAUGE, This one is made from rosewood with brass trim. Although it is unmarked, the bulls-eye trim decoration was used by the Chapin Stephens firm. It is in overall very crisp condition with some scuffs along the top of the stem from tightening the fastening screw. Has two brass bars on the face and a brass wear plate on the stem, G+ .............. $50.00
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    3. BOXWOOD MARKING GAUGE, Although it is unmarked, it looks like it was made by Chapin Stephens in the late 1800's. Some minor stain, G++ .............. $30.00
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    4. STANLEY NO. 61, MARKING GAUGE, Beech with plastic thumbscrew. Made in USA logo on the bar. It has a little patina, but it's very crisp, Fine ............ $15.00
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    5. STANLEY NO. 61, MARKING GAUGE, Beech with beech thumbscrew. Notched-rectangle logo on the bar. It is crisp but a bit dirty, Fine ............ $20.00
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    6. STANLEY NO. 65, MARKING GAUGE, Boxwood. Notched rectangle logo on the stem. Nice, but has a 1/4 inch flake off of the side of the head (shown), G++ ............ $30.00
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    7. STANLEY NO. 65, MARKING GAUGE, Beech. Made in USA logo on the stem with patent numbers. This is the later model that has the triangular head and stem. You can angle the point and drag it to prevent tear-out. There are a few small chips around the bottom of the point, which is a replacement made from a drill bit, Fine ............ $25.00
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    8. STANLEY NO. 72, MARKING AND MORTISE GAUGE, Beech. Sweetheart logo on the stems. This one has had very little use. It is crisp but has some scuffing on the face, and on the stems from the screw, G++ ............ $45.00
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    9. STANLEY NO. 73, MORTISE GAUGE, Boxwood and brass, 6 1/2 inches long. Unmarked but definitely made by Stanley. Graduations to three inches for the slide. A crisp example except for a small chip on the bottom of the head, G+ .......... $55.00
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    10. STANLEY NO. 74, MARKING AND MORTISE GAUGE, Boxwood. Full brass plating on the head and points. Not marked by Stanley, but they made it. Has some dings and wear. A rare gauge, G+, ........ $65.00
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    11. STANLEY NO.85 1/2, PANEL GAUGE, Rosewood and brass. With a 20 inch length, it is useful for scribing panels. This one is one of the few that are marked by Stanley. It has the block-letter STANLEY mark from ca. 1910 on the head. It is still in crisp condition with a few tool-box dings from 100 years, Fine .......... $140.00
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    12. STANLEY NO. 90 MARKING GAUGE, One adjustable arm with graduations. 85% nickel plating remains. Could use a light cleaning, G+ ............ $35.00
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    13. 19th CENTURY MARKING GAUGE, Craftsman-made. One adjustable arm. Has some of the fancy details from that era, G+ ............ Sold $35.00
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    14. Boxed STANLEY NO. 91 MARKING & MORTICE GAUGE, Two graduated adjustable arms with points. WW II vintage. Almost all of the japanning remains. The cadmium plating has some discoloration. The original box has a bit of tape on one front corner, Fine ............ Sold $55.00
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      These are like the Stanley No. 91 Gauge

    15. LEAVITT MACH. CO. ROLLER GAUGE, Double arm. Pat'd June 12, 1888 stamped on the head. (Barrett's Patent) This is actually the later 1894 design with the single locking screw. These are very high quality, with the pizza-wheel cutters. 85% of the nickel plating remains, G++ ............. $50.00
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    16. BARRETT'S PATENT ROLLER GAUGE, Double arm. Not marked by the mfr, only Pat Applied For, stamped on head, but these were made and sold by C. E. JENNINGS. These are very high quality, with the pizza-wheel cutters. Has two locking screws. 90% of the nickel plating remains, G+ ............. $50.00
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    17. BARRETT'S PATENT ROLLER GAUGE, Double arm. Not marked by the mfr, only Pat'd June 12, 1888 stamped on head, but these were made and sold by C. E. JENNINGS. These are very high quality, with the pizza-wheel cutters. Has two locking screws. 80% of the nickel plating remains, G+ ............. $40.00
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    18. Boxed STANLEY NO. 95 BUTT GAUGE, Used for laying out door hinges. It's also useful as a marking gauge. 95% of the nickel plating remains. I will include a copy of the instructions, G++ ............ Sold $40.00
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    19. STANLEY NO. 95 BUTT GAUGE, Used for laying out door hinges. It's also useful as a marking gauge. 98% of the nickel plating remains. I will include a copy of the instructions, Fine ............ $30.00
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    20. STANLEY NO. 95 BUTT GAUGE, Used for laying out door hinges. It's also useful as a marking gauge. 70% of the nickel plating remains. I will include a copy of the instructions, G ............ $15.00
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    21. STANLEY NO. 97, MARKING GAUGE One side of the arm has the usual points, the other, the round wheel for marking difficult grain. 70% nickel plating remains, G+ ........ Sold $30.00
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    22. In the Box STANLEY NO. 98, MARKING AND MORTISE GAUGE One side of the arms have the usual points, the other, the round wheels for marking difficult grain. The arms set individually for a marking gauge, or to use for a mortise gauge. 97% nickel plating remains. The early S. R. & L.box is pretty nice, Fine+ ........ Sold $120.00
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    23. STANLEY NO. 98, MARKING AND MORTISE GAUGE One side of the arms have the usual points, the other, the pizza-wheels for marking difficult grain. The arms set individually for a marking gauge, or to use for a mortise gauge. 90% nickel plating, G++ ........ Sold $50.00
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    24. NICHOLLS NO. 17 MARKING AND MORTISE GAUGE, Cast iron. Patented on July 25, 1911 by Albert Harvie. One side has a point and the other has two toothed rollers, G+ ........... $45.00
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    Caliper Squares [CLICK TO ORDER]

    1. LUFKIN RULE CO., NO. 465 CALIPER SQUARE, 6 inch, Graduated in 16ths and 32nds, G+ .......... Sold $25.00
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    2. D. B. & S PROV., R.I. (DARLING BROWN & SHARPE) CALIPER SQUARE, 4 1/2 inch size, 5 1/4 inch overall length. D. B. & S. is an early U.S. manufacturer that eventually became BROWN & SHARPE MFG.CO. Graduated in 16ths, 32nds, 64ths, and 100ths, G++ ........ $55.00
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    Machinist's Tools [CLICK TO ORDER]

    CLICK HERE FOR A LIST OF LEGS CALIPERS FOR SALE
    1. J. STEVENS & CO. 4 INCH THREAD CALIPER, the company that made firearms and precision tools. Earlier logo. Marked Pat. Nov. 20, 1883, that's the Warfield patent, G+ ........ $60.00
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    2. P. S. & W. (PEXTO), 8 Inch DIVIDERS, A point may be removed to use a pencil, G+ ........................ Sold $30.00
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    3. 18 Inch EXTENSION DIVIDERS, Unmarked by Mfr., but like an early version of the Starrett No. 85. It looks like the Copeland 1887 patent. Starrett's patent was in 1889.
      The points can be adjusted for length, and a pencil substituted for one leg. There is a brazed area on the wing by the spring. I don't know how it could have been broken, and I see no reason why it won't hold during use, G++ ......... $60.00
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    4. BROWN & SHARPE NO. 840, Combination Caliper and divider. 10 inch length. The arms are provided with split chucks to receive the auxiliary arms. Has the divider points and large caliper legs. Earlier two-line mark on the body, G+++ ........... Sold $75.00
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    5. DIVIDERS, Unmarked by Mfr. 13 1/2 inch. Early style with chamfered edges. Nickel plated, Fine ........... Sold $85.00
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    6. L. S. STARRETT. NO. 298 KEY SEAT RULE CLAMPS, Clamps on a rule or straight-edge for scribing parallel lines on round work. In their box, with some tape, Fine ....... sold $15.00
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    7. L.S. STARRETT CO., 8 Inch inside/outside Calipers. Firm joint with fine adjustment. April 16, 1901 patent date, G+ ........................ Sold $15.00
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    8. L. S. STARRETT. NO. 57, 9 inch Universal Surface Gauge, Still has almost all of its shiny japanning, G++ .................. Sold $45.00
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    Trammel Points [CLICK TO ORDER]
    1. STANLEY NO. 2 TRAMMEL POINTS. Four inches tall. The medium-sized brass trammel with the early Victorian design, G++ ...... $75.00
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    2. STANLEY NO. 2 TRAMMEL POINT. Sweetheart logo on the point. The medium-sized brass trammel with cross-hatch design. In brand-new, original condition. Use this one as a third point to draw an ellipse, Or, if you already have one, make a pair, Fine++...... $40.00
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    3. STANLEY NO. 3 TRAMMEL POINTS. 5 inches tall. The large-sized brass trammel with the later cross-hatch design. Still has almost all of the original lacquer, Fine ...... $75.00
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    4. STANLEY NO. 4 TRAMMEL POINTS. Early nickel-plated model. Has a screw slot to attach a pencil. About 3 1/2 inches long, G + ...... $35.00
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    5. L.S. STARRETT CO. NO. 50-A TRAMMEL POINTS. Later style, nickel-plated With fine adjustment, G++ ...... $35.00
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    6. L.S. STARRETT CO. NO. 51 EXTENSION BEAM TRAMMELS. These are the early ones (late 1800's) that are brass but not nickel-plated.
      The points are 9 inches long. They are graduated, and have offset tips for fine adjustment. Some wear to the lacquer finish, but nice, Fine ....... $135.00
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    7. L.S. STARRETT CO. NO. 59-F TRAMMEL POINTS. The complete set. Has six-inch long points in the picture. Also has long points, large and small caliper points, and the point with four balls to center in a hole. Clamps on any bar, Fine+ ...... $85.00
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    8. L.S. STARRETT CO. NO. 59-A TRAMMEL POINTS. Has six-inch long points. Clamps on any bar, G++ ...... $35.00
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    9. K & E NO. 9155 "MERCURY" BEAM COMPASS, 12 inch beam. A beam compass with fine-adjustment and a pencil and inking point. In the box with extra leads, Fine+ ...... $40.00
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    Rules and Tape Measures [CLICK TO ORDER]
    1. STARRETT, NO. 386, STRAIGHT EDGE, Three-foot. 1 3/4 inches wide. Beveled on one edge. Tempered. It has a few spots of pitting on the top, G+ ........... $45.00
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    2. RABONE BOXWOOD CALIPER GAUGE (RULE), In the original box. The box has number 63863, and the rule has number 257. 4 1/2 inches overall length. I'm not sure exactly what it is, but it is a vernier caliper rule that reads in MM and inches. The vernier will apparently read in thousandths. New old stock, Fine+ ........... $90.00
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    3. STANLEY, NO. 32, CALIPER RULE, One-foot, Four-fold, brass-bound boxwood rule with brass caliper Sweetheart logo. It is crisp with some wear to the lacquer on the brass, Fine ........... $60.00
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    4. KEEN KUTTER, NO. 360 1/2, CALIPER RULE, (Stanley 36 1/2) Sweetheart logo. ca. 1930. One-foot, two-fold boxwood rule with brass trim. Graduated in 8ths, 10ths, 12ths, and 16ths, G+ ........... $30.00
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    5. STANLEY, NO. 36, CALIPER RULE, Sweetheart logo. ca. 1930. six-inch, Two-fold boxwood rule with brass trim, Fine ........... $45.00
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    6. STANLEY, NO. 36 1/2 L, CALIPER RULE, Notched-rectangle logo. ca. 1950. One-foot, Two-fold boxwood rule with brass trim. Very slight bow (1/32 in.) when the rule is closed, Fine ........... $35.00
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    7. STANLEY, NO. 36 1/2 R, CALIPER RULE, One-foot, Two-fold boxwood rule with brass trim. Notched-rectangle logo, G+ ........... $35.00
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    8. STANLEY, NO. 36 1/2 R, CALIPER RULE, One-foot, Two-fold boxwood rule with brass trim. Marked SECOND in red letters, G++ ........... $20.00
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    9. STANLEY, NO. 69, FOLDING RULE, One-foot, four-fold, G+ ........... $30.00
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    10. KEEN KUTTER, NO. KK-840, FOLDING RULE, (Like the Stanley 84) Two-foot, four-fold. Half-bound boxwood rule with drafting scales. Graduated in 8ths, 10ths, 12ths and 16ths, with architect's scales, G+ ........... $35.00
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    11. INTERLOX NO. 104, 4 FOOT INSIDE-OUTSIDE RULE, One side is for inside measurement, the other is a four-foot rule. Graduated in 16ths, Fine ................... $25.00
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    12. STANLEY NO.167 BRICK MASON'S ZIG ZAG RULE, 6 foot zig zag rule. Graduated in 16ths on one side, and the other has scales to gauge the height of courses of bricks to ensure uniform mortar thickness, G++ ................... $20.00
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    13. STANLEY 816 VICTOR ENGINEER'S ZIG ZAG RULE, 6 foot, One side is graduated in 16ths, the other is 10ths inches and 100ths foot scales, for architects, draftsmen and contractors working from drawings, G++ ................... $30.00
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    14. STANLEY NO.906 ZIG ZAG RULE, This brand-new 6 foot zig zag rule, which was manufactured in the 1930's has English graduations, which means it's graduated left to right. These came from a cache of unused military surplus from WW II, yellow paint, New ................... $45.00
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    15. THE LUFKIN RULE CO., 460 CM60CM ZIG ZAG RULE, Metric, 2 meter length, G++ ................... $45.00
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    16. THE LUFKIN RULE CO., NO. 1206, Saginaw, Mich. Aluminum 6 foot Zig Zag, G++ ................... $25.00
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    17. LUFKIN RULE CO., 100 FOOT "ROYAL" STEEL TAPE, Ni-clad. Graduated in 8ths, Fine ........... $40.00
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    18. LUFKIN AUTOMATIC, NO. 1723, 50 FOOT STEEL TAPE, Graduated in 1/8ths. It has a push button for spring-loaded return. Leather-grained plastic case, Fine ........... $45.00
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    19. LUFKIN NO. C310, 25 FOOT "ANCHOR" STEEL TAPE, Chrome-clad, leather cover. In the original box with instructions, Fine ...........$40.00
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    20. LUFKIN IMPROVED METALLIC TAPE. 50 FOOT CLOTH TAPE with steel threads. Leather case, 4 1/4 inches in diameter. Graduated in 1/2 inches, G+ ........... $35.00
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    21. LUFKIN EXECUTIVE DIAMETER WHITE CLAD TAPE RULE, 6 foot tape that measures diameter to 64ths of an inch, in the original box, Like new ............ $30.00
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    22. STANLEY DEFIANCE NO. 1261 TAPE RULE, 6 foot tape measure, Fine ............ $15.00
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    23. LUFKIN WIZARD NO. 686, Saginaw, Mich, 6 foot tape measure, Fine ............ $20.00
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