Name: Early Stanley 110 Block Plane, 1912-18?
Price: 22.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Stanley 110 Block Plane, from what I can tell, it's post 1910 due to "Stanley" stamped in the bed, but before 1930 due to the lack of "Made in USA" behind the frog.  However it does not have the SW iron, but has the "victory" iron which was from 1912-1918. 
So if all parts are original, this 110 is from 1912-1918. 
I have cleaned it up some, oiled moving parts. 
You will need to sharpen the iron and flatten the back of the iron and the sole if you are into that sort of thing...

Hey Tool Trader: 

Next Friday, we're putting out a short video  on the No 6 hand plane and we're sending people to Tool Trader to buy their first No 6. If you've got a No 6 plane you want to sell, NOW IS THE TIME!!
 
Post that plane and tag it "Good deals on the 6." And we'll make a collection for the homepage. 

I need at least one No 6 to be posted before I can make the tag, so please be patient. If you don't see it, make your listing and I'll tag it for you. 

There's a new video on the Tool Trader homepage that explains everything. 

--Rex

Put up your No 6 hand planes!

Rex Krueger

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