Here's a Vaughan & Bushnell 905 that I rehabbed recently. It had a few problems, including needing a new knob and tote, which I made out of walnut (V&B used walnut for at least some of their planes). It has a corrugated bottom, with is a bit hard to find in the V&B planes.
For those of you who don't know V&B planes, they have the Bedrock frog and the body of the plane is drop forged steel, so it won't break if you drop it off your bench like a Bedrock will. The planes also look like a Bedrock, with the flat top sides (if that makes any difference to you).
V&B made three models of their planes, the 700 series, the 800 series, and the 900 series. The 700 and 900 had the drop forged bodies while the 800 was cast iron. In my opinion, the 900 series planes are better quality than the 700 but my exposure to the 700 series is limited.
I prefer the V&B 900 series planes to the Bedrock, primarily because of the non-breakable body, and because they are usually less expensive than the Bedrock. Performance is the same, but they will benefit from a modern, thicker iron.
Mike