Orig. Two-Inch Width Frog/Screws for “Type 11” No. 4 & 5 Planes – mjdtoolparts

An ORIGINAL FROG MECHANISM for a Stanley 4, 4 C, 5 or 5 C plane by STANLEY. This later type frog is in excellent condition and could be put directly to use. It came from a “Type 11” version of the No. 5 and it has the yoke for the frog adjustment screw introduced by Stanley in 1910. The original fixing screws to secure the frog to the plane body are included as well, as is the frog adjustment screw. Length = 7.00 Inches (Ref. Id No.: 370538) [Free Shipping]

Original Lever Cap for Early Stanley No. 5 1/2- 2 1/4 Inches- mjdtoolparts

An ORIGINAL 2 1/4″ LEVER CAP for an early type Stanley No. 5 1/2 plane. The No. 5 1/2 was changed to the same 2 3/8 inch width as the No. 4 1/2, 6 and 7 in the early years of the Twentieth Century. This old style version measures 2 1/4 inches in width. It is cast with the Stanley name inside the Notched Rectangle logo and has the pre-kidney shape opening for the fixing screw. It is in excellent condition and could be put directly to use. Length = 5.75 Inches (Ref. Id No.: 346748) [Free Shipping]

Orig. Arch Trademark Iron for Stanley No. 120 Plane – “Type 1” – mjdtoolparts

An EARLY ARCH PATTERN TRADEMARK CUTTING IRON by STANLEY. This plane was produced for the early style No. 120, which utilized a lever adjustment mechanism. It has a series of serrated grooves on the back side and it is beveled on the upper edge. The trademark is the early “Type 1” version that includes the date of the 1876 Traut & Richards U.S. Patent which described the lever adjustment mechanism for the depth of cut. Length = 4.38 Inches (Ref. Id No.: 456996) [Free Shipping]

Orig. Arch TM Cutter for Stanley No. 120 Plane – Patent Date – mjdtoolparts

An EARLY ARCH PATTERN TRADEMARK CUTTING IRON by STANLEY. This plane was produced for the early style No. 120, which utilized a lever adjustment mechanism. It has a series of serrated grooves on the back side and it is beveled on the face. It is marked with the early arch form “Stanley Rule & Level Co.” trademark as well as the date of the April 18, 1876 U.S. Patent of Justus A. Traut and Henry Richards which patented the engagement method for the depth of cut mechanism. Length = 4.25 Inches (Ref. Id No.: 450803) [Free Shipping]

Founder’s Grade 1 5/8″ Cutting Iron for Early Stanley No. 120 Plane-mjdtoolparts

A FOUNDER’S GRADE 1 5/8 INCH WIDTH CUTTING IRON for a Stanley No. 120 adjustable block plane by STANLEY. The underside of the cutting iron has a series of milled grooves designed to engage the depth of cut adjustment lever. This old hardware stock item is marked with the “Notched Rectangle” trademark introduced in the 1930’s and its is in essentially unused condition. As good as they get. Length = 4.63 Inches (Ref. Id No.: 423505) [Free Shipping]

Orig. May, 1926 Stanley No. 34 Catalogue – 200 Pages- Complete – mjdtoolparts

A GENERAL LINE CATALOG, No. 34, by STANLEY. This 192 page 1926 Edition documents the full Stanley line of carpenter’s and related tools as it existed during the period of growth and prosperity that followed the First World War. It is in excellent collector quality condition. Length = 6.88 Inches (Ref. Id No.: 465832) [Free Shipping]

Stanley No. 5 1/2 Type 10 Smooth Bottom Body Only

The Stanley No. 5 1/2 Type 10 Smooth Bottom Body Only is an antique original collectible tool from the United States. Manufactured by Stanley Rule & Level Company, known for their quality woodworking tools. This plane body is a classic piece for collectors of vintage carpentry tools, perfect for woodworking enthusiasts looking to add a piece of American craftsmanship to their collection. With the smooth bottom design, this Stanley plane guarantees precise and smooth cutting results for all your woodworking projects.

Founder’s Grade 2″ Iron/Chip Brkr. for Stanley “Victor” No. 1105 – mjdtoolparts

A FOUNDER’S GRADE CUTTING IRON AND CHIP BREAKER for a Stanley No. 1105 later “Victor” jack plane by STANLEY. This cutter and chip breaker pair retains nearly all of the original red japan finish on the chip breaker and it is in original, unused condition. It is marked with the “1105” number designation, but it will also work with the two-inch width No. 1104 smoothing plane. Length = 7.75 Inches (Ref. Id No.: 441497) [Free Shipping]

Rare Early Type Arch TM Cutting Iron for Stanley No. 10 Plane – mjdtoolparts

An ORIGINAL EARLY TYPE CUTTING IRON for a Stanley No. 10 carriage maker’s rabbet plane by STANLEY. This cutter, which is 2 1/8 inches in width at the sharpened end, retains about 7/8″ of its original cutting edge. It is marked with Stanley’s Nineteenth Century Stanley Rule & Level Company arch trademark. This cutter, which is unique in having a “bridge” between the sides of the opening in the center is in excellent condition and could be put directly to use in an early No. 10 plane. Length = 7.00 Inches (Ref. Id No.: 448265) [Free Shipping]

Orig. 1/2″ Round Iron for Stanley No. 45 & 55 Planes – mjdtoolparts

An ORIGINAL 1/2″ ROUND CUTTING IRON, No. 53, by STANLEY for the Stanley No. 45 or No. 55 plane. This cutting iron is designed to fit the Stanley No. 45 and No. 55 combination planes, and it will also work in the Record No. 405 combination plane produced by the Record Tool Works of Sheffield, England and the Veritas Large Combination Plane produced by Lee Valley Tools of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. This example is in excellent condition and could be put directly to use. Length = 3.50 Inches (Ref. Id No.: 450984) [Free Shipping]

Orig. Screw Cap for Stanley No. 122 Liberty Bell Transitional Plane-mjdtoolparts

An ORIGINAL CAST IRON SCREW CAP for a Stanley No. 122 Liberty Bell smooth plane. This example, which is cast with the distinctive Liberty Bell design introduced during the U.S. Centennial in 1876, is in excellent condition, retaining some 90% of its original black japan finish. This cap measures just short of 1 3/4 inches in width. Length = 3.25 Inches (Ref. Id No.: 472980) [Free Shipping]

Orig. Rule & Scribe for Stanley No. 1 “Odd Jobs” Combination Tool – mjdtoolpart

An ORIGINAL RULE AND IRON SCRIBE FOR A STANLEY NO. 1 “ODD JOBS” COMBINATION TOOL by STANLEY. This rule, which was included with later versions of the “Odd Jobs” tool, is marked with the ca. 1920’s era “Sweetheart” trademark. It is in excellent condition and it includes the often missing scribe pin. Length = 12.50 Inches (Ref. Id No.: 476125) [Free Shipping]

STANLEY NO. 62-1/2 BOXWOOD RULE SWEETHEART.

The Stanley No. 62-1/2 Boxwood Rule Sweetheart is a vintage replica of a classic carpentry tool. Made in the United States by the renowned brand Stanley, this boxwood rule is a timeless piece for woodworking enthusiasts. Its original design and craftsmanship make it a valuable collectible item for those passionate about traditional carpentry tools. With its historical significance and quality construction, this rule is sure to be a prized addition to any collection.