Got a few plane irons sharpened up, walked up to the Antique Mall to look over their high priced planes.   Came back home to find the mailman had dropped off a small box.    I got everything out of the box, and down to the dungeon we went...Here, it is set up for a little wire brush work.    I had the belt sander sitting there as well.   That 2x2 Oak is for test drives later.   Now about that box, it had a bunch of parts inside...the larger of the two chipbreakers was painted a bright RED ( why???) so that got cleaned off.  The smaller set is a #3 size by Worth.  The larger one is a Stanley "Two Tone" iron.   The block plane iron???   It seems to go with the cap iron, and the knob.  Might be a Sargent made one.   The large brass wheel seems to be a lefty, as far as threads are concerned.   Most of this stuff was a might bit rusty.   I even shined up the bolts. Now, about that test drive..parplus #5 took a turn on the oak...then the kiefaber #4, with that two tone cutter....then, the union #3 finished it up.     Seems I have a few saws down in the Dungeon, as well...just hanging around.    As for the parts I don't need right now out of all them parts?    MIGHT just sell a box lot of parts, someday...

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Sign on pick up truck's back window..:' Save a Horse, ride a Cowboy'

You got your plates full for this one.  

Nice set of tools.   

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