I juste want to share with you Jocks my little hand tools collection. It was a gift from a old judge who got the tool box of his great grand father who use to build home in 1875 to 1905. He was from Quebec Canada and he participated in building the great resorts in Banff, Lakelouise and all those places in the Rockies. Most of the tools came from that tool box and some i got from friends and garage sale…...here’s the metal plane part a the my tools and one wooden plane. I will post the wooden plane later.
























10 comments so far
Dennisgrosen
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#1 posted 1208 days ago
Nice colection
you got there
Drool I wish it
was mine
I´m looking
forward to
see them
in action
Dennis
Alonso
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#2 posted 1208 days ago
This is quite a great collection of hand tool, most seem pretty old, I really like the one on the last couple of pictures, is there any marking that can identify the maker of that plane?
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WayneC
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#3 posted 1208 days ago
Nice collection. What are the markings on the metal plow plane? Some of them are quite collectable.
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bern92
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#4 posted 1208 days ago
Thanks guys
WayaneC: here’s the info, Metallic Plane Co./Auburn, N. Y. : Cast Iron Filletster Metallic Plane. there is one on www.mjdtools.com that has been sold for $3,650.00….......it’s a keeper for me.
Alonso: There is a name on the end: E.Cantin, this type of plane was made by 2 brothers, Édouard et Léon Cantin, in Quebec, Canada between 1850-1890. There is a web page of an old tools collector who put a lot of info on old wooden plane but it’s in french so if you want i can give you the link but….....it’s in french.
WayneC
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#5 posted 1208 days ago
It looked like a good one Bern. Wanted to be sure you knew it might have some signifcant value.
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Alonso
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#6 posted 1208 days ago
Sure give us the link, I can translate that pretty quickly.
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JAGWAH
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#7 posted 1208 days ago
Drool is right. What a great collection. The box alone is quite an item.
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bern92
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#8 posted 1208 days ago
OK here is the link to a small web site but full of info about tool maker in Quebec. Hope you can understand it…...
http://sites.rapidus.net/jacherou/index.html
a1Jim
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#9 posted 1198 days ago
super collection I would do nothing to it except remove the dust and some light oil on the planes,
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DaddyZ
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#10 posted 1198 days ago
Definately leave it alone don’t mess with it. you can restore less valuable tools to work with. Give them a place of honor, Box & all.
Can you say Mine!! all Mine!!! :)
-- Pat - Worker of Wood, Collector of Tools, Father of one
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