I can't seem to find the exact American company who makes this wood plane and I would appreciate any help. The frog is stamped steel. I'll provide some pictures.  

@John Moody  @steven newman  These guys can give you what you need!

That is sure an unusual lever cap! BTW, welcome to the forum!

Edited May 29, 20179 yr by Fred W. Hargis Jr

Seems to me that Worth/ Pexto  made a line of planes line this......

I'll research that brand of plane.

I found it.....it's a plexto 10" plane

Also made by Pexto

See IF I can find a couple more...

And a look at the frog...

Not the best plane out there...source for a few parts, is about it.

@steve newman I bought it on EBay and it was in terrible shape. I completely redid the plane and now it works well and it also looks good. You should have seen the iron it had huge nicks in it and I took them out by hand. The plane works really well now without all the rust and I painted it to keep the rust from returning.

27 minutes ago, Earl said:

@steve newman I bought it on EBay and it was in terrible shape. I completely redid the plane and now it works well and it also looks good. You should have seen the iron it had huge nicks in it and I took them out by hand. The plane works really well now without all the rust and I painted it to keep the rust from returning.

Gives you a warm feeling all over, don't it!?

John

Biggest problem I found on those types of planes....that bolt that holds the lever cap...wiggles.    Unless you get it super-tight, settings won't hold.   

 

The planes will take a beating.  They were sold to the average weekend Honey-doer  for those around the house items.   Like a sticky window sash, or a passage door that was sticking.

 

PEXTO sold their tools in Hardware stores, geared for such jobs.   Their Chisels and Braces were first rate.   They had a chuck for their Brace drills called Samson.   Better than any other chucks at the time.    had ball bearings inside, as well.. 

1 hour ago, steven newman said:

Biggest problem I found on those types of planes....that bolt that holds the lever cap...wiggles.    Unless you get it super-tight, settings won't hold.   

 

The planes will take a beating.  They were sold to the average weekend Honey-doer  for those around the house items.   Like a sticky window sash, or a passage door that was sticking.

 

PEXTO sold their tools in Hardware stores, geared for such jobs.   Their Chisels and Braces were first rate.   They had a chuck for their Brace drills called Samson.   Better than any other chucks at the time.    had ball bearings inside, as well.. 

I have it listed on eBay because I have some Stanley planes. I reconditioned this to sell because I would like to get some more Stanley planes in the future.