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  1. 07-31-2012, 1:47 PM #1
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    Stanley No. 191 rabbet plane blade -- unusual?

    I picked up a Stanley No. 191 rabbet plane for parts. The blade has the pre-Sweetheart, "V" logo. Interestingly, it has a logo stamped on both sides. I don't think I've ever seen that before. Is that unusual? Maybe a quirk of the V-logo blades? (I also have a Sweetheart No. 190 that has the logo on only the top side.)

    No big deal . . . just curious.

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    I have heard of it, but have never had such a blade.

    My recollection is that the #9 miter plane blade has the logo stamped on the bevel side. The #9 is a bevel up plane.

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