I promised my wife I'd take her out today and spend the day with her so we went antique shopping (rust hunting). I managed to come home with:
- D23 disston ripsaw 5 tpi
- Geo H. Bishop ripsaw 5.5 tpi (looks suspiciously like a disston). I bought it more to see what it said on the etch than to use it but it's in pretty nice shape so I'll keep it. Both blades have spot rust but retain a lot of their original shine. $3 each.
- 8" greenlee spoke shave 12$
- Yankee 131A pushdrill but it's brass rather than chrome, not sure if that's normal or not. 9$
- nice antique sliding bevel, unsure of the maker. 2$
- butler molding planes, one is a beader, the otherone puts a fingernail profile on, near as I can tell. These are my first molding planes. I didn't sharpen or do anything other than set the irons and try them out and ... oh man, they're more addictive than saws. I must have more, much more. Wow. Can't wait to incorporate these into my woodworking. 8 bucks each in good shape, no checking.
- a brace, no idea what maker it's filthy but in good shape. 2 bucks!
I think my wife got a piece of fabric and a hat. Oh and a sweater. I am clearly the winner here.
I will try to get some pictures up if any are interested.
All this was bought in Sedalia, MO, for those of you in the area. Ohio st & Main St is a pretty nice antiques district.