Value of a Multiplane.

Any chance you can post some photos. Condition would be very important from a value perspective. Also, you could check completed ebay offerings and see if any similar planes have sold recently.

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The irons are sometimes worth more than the plane body.

Stanley no. 46s, for example, are worth about $50 with one
iron, and $200 with a set of 8 or 9.

I reckon that unless the plane is rare and in excellent condition,
it’s the number of irons that will bump the value most.

As a really rough standard – $50-100 for the body and $10 each
for the irons. Missing irons in a set diminish value more than
their presence would boost it.

Research the Sargent 1080 or 1085 for values. The irons should have a notch in one side to aid in depth adjustment. Probably could supply illustrated parts list.

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