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1. STANLEY NO. 51, SPOKE SHAVE, Notched-rectangle logo on the cutter. Used for work on flat or convex surfaces. Flat bottom, raised handles for clearance. 70% japanning, G+ ........ Sold $20.00
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2. STANLEY NO. 51, SPOKE SHAVE, Made in USA mark on the cutter says that Stanley made it for another store to sell. Used for work on flat or convex surfaces. Flat bottom, raised handles for clearance. 90% japanning, G++ ........ Sold $20.00
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3. STANLEY NO. 52, SPOKE SHAVE, Sweetheart mark on the cutter. Used for work on flat or convex surfaces. Flat bottom, flat handles. 98% japanning, Fine ........ Sold $30.00
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4. STANLEY NO. 53, ADJUSTABLE SPOKE SHAVE, Adjustable throat. V on the cutter dates this one to around 1915. Used for work on flat or convex surfaces. Flat bottom. Like the No. 54, but, raised handles for clearance. 96% japanning. There is a bit of adhesive tape residue under the handle - this has been liberated from a long-time collection, Fine ........ Sold $70.00
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5. STANLEY NO. 60, DOUBLE SPOKE SHAVE, Has both a flat and convex shave side-by-side. This was made by Stanley, but the cutters are marked Made in USA, so, it was probably sold by another dealer. 90% japanning, G+ ................ $50.00
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6. STANLEY NO. 63, SPOKE SHAVE, Convex bottom for concave work like cabriole legs. Lightweight shave has an 1 3/4 inch cutter. Notched-rectangle logo on the cutter. Was purchased around 1960 and hardly used, if ever, Fine++ ................ $70.00
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7. STANLEY NO. 64, SPOKE SHAVE, Flat bottom. Light weight. For flat and convex work. Notched-rectangle logo on the cutter. Was purchased around 1960 and hardly used, if ever, Fine++ .......... $55.00
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8. STANLEY NO. 64, SPOKE SHAVE, Has the early J trademark on the cutter. Light weight. For flat and convex work. 50% japanning, G+ .......... $25.00
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9. STANLEY NO. 65, CHAMFER SPOKE SHAVE, Second Sweetheart trademark on the cutter dates this one to around 1925. Adjustable for different size chamfers. 99% japanning. Very crisp and clean, has had little use, Fine ........ $165.00
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10. STANLEY NO. 67, UNIVERSAL SPOKE SHAVE, Sweetheart logo on the cutter which has some minor stain. Complete with the fence and both a flat and round soles. Used for work on flat or convex surfaces, also rabbeting work. The handles can be removed and screwed in the top to facilitate work in close areas. About 90% of the nickel plating remains. Nice rosewood handles, Fine ........ Sold $185.00
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11. STANLEY NO. 72, RAZOR-EDGE SPOKE SHAVE, Cast iron frame. Pat. 1-3-(19)05 stamped on the back of the cutter. Adjustable throat and adjustable depth. Good length to the cutter, and both ears are still there. 93% of the japanning remains, Fine ............... $245.00
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12. STANLEY NO. 84, RAZOR-EDGE SPOKE SHAVE, Boxwood frame, adjustable throat and adjustable depth. Good length to the cutter, and both ears are still there. A perfect user tool, Fine ............... $145.00
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13. STANLEY NO. 151, ADJUSTABLE SPOKE SHAVE, Notched rectangle logo on the cutter. This is the all-purpose workhorse of the Stanley line. Used for flat or convex work. There are two nuts that engage with the cutter to provide an easy way for proper adjustment. 99% japanning, some minor patina on the bare-metal surfaces, Fine ............... $45.00
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14. STANLEY NO. 151, ADJUSTABLE SPOKE SHAVE, Notched rectangle logo on the cutter. This is the all-purpose workhorse of the Stanley line. Used for flat or convex work. There are two nuts that engage with the cutter to provide an easy way for proper adjustment. 90% japanning, some light rust on the bare metal surfaces, G++ ............... $40.00
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15. STANLEY NO. 151, ADJUSTABLE SPOKE SHAVE, Vee logo on the cutter dates this one to around 1915. This is the all-purpose workhorse of the Stanley line. Used for flat or convex work. There are two nuts that engage with the cutter to provide an easy way for proper adjustment. 50% japanning remains,the sole is nice. Could stand a bit of cleaning, G ............... $24.00
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16. STANLEY NO. 152, ADJUSTABLE SPOKE SHAVE, Sweetheart logo on the cutter. Has flat handles for tight work. Used for flat or convex work. There are two nuts that engage with the cutter to provide an easy way for proper adjustment. 94% japanning remains, G++ ............... Sold $45.00
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1. WILLIAMS PATENT SPOKESHAVE-LIKE SCRAPER, This one has a convex bottom. Patented July 24, 1866. Has a ram's-horn shaped body and a front sole with the patent date.
   This was apparently the first patent with a center screw to adjust the spring of the cutter. A rare tool, G+ ....... $175.00
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2. MILLERS FALLS NO. 1 CIRCULAR SHAVE. Reverse the cutter for flat or curved work. Rosewood handles on this shave with a circular shape permitting the tool to work in small circles. The knife is so pitched that it cuts instead of scraping the grain. Either handle is removable for working in cramped quarters. Has the Feb 19, 1884 patent date. Length 10 inches. 75% nickel plating. Needs some sharpening, G+ .............. $70.00
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3. SMALL BRASS SHAVE, One-inch cutter. Came with some very clean tools that were purchased around 1960, Fine+ G+ ....... $20.00
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4. SMALL BEECH SHAVE, Made in England. It looks like the ends of the handles have been cut down a bit - it is 6 3/4 inches long, G+ ....... $25.00
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5. PHELPS BROS. SPOKESHAVE, This is a rare small patternmaker's spoke shave made by Phelps Bros., Phiston, PA. Nickel plated brass, flat bottom, 3 3/4 inch overall length. G .............. $85.00
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6. STEARNS LOW-ANGLE SPOKE SHAVE, This one isn't listed in the reproduction catalog I have. I have only seen one other example. Low angle, the cutter is screwed to the back, G++ .............. $65.00
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7. CRESCENT SPOKE SHAVE, Flat bottom, raised looped handles. Looks the same as the Birmingham spokeshave. 75% japanning, G+ .............. $30.00
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8. BRASS RABBET SPOKE SHAVE, This is a pattern maker's copy of the No. 68 shave by Stanley. A little rough, but functional. Has a fence, G++ .............. $40.00
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1. STANLEY NO. 66 HAND BEADER, Feb. 9. (18)86 patent date is cast in the body, and S casting marks on the main pieces. 98% of the nickel plating is still there. There is apparently none on the straight fence, which is the only one here - it looks like there never was any. With eight double-ended cutters are professional reproductions, Fine .............. $135.00
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2. STANLEY NO. 66 HAND BEADER, Repainted. Has the curved fence and the router cutter. Looks really nice, .............. $60.00
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3. WINDSOR BEADER, Second type marked patent pending on the ebonized body. The patent date was June 2, 1885. The steel plate and fence have some light patina. This one comes with both of the original cutters, G+++ ......... $235.00
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4. WINDSOR BEADER, Steel frame and turned rosewood handle and knob. The third model stamped with the Sept. 15, 1885 patent date. Comes with four double-ended cutters and the fence. The frame has some rust and pitting, and the cutters have some stain and light rust, but are usable. Could use some cleaning, G ......... $155.00
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