Columbia 5/8" Side Bead Wood Molding Plane

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Columbia 5/8" Side Bead Wood Molding Plane This is probably the cleanest and least-used Columbia plane we've seen. Basically, it has no marks on it. In the 1920s, United Hardware & Tool Corp., of New York City, imported planes from Germany and sold them under the Columbia name. The planes were made of Russian white beech, and came with no finish on them. Also, Columbia ink-stamped their logo on the left side of the plane instead of using the more common imprint stamp. Thsi plane has an American style wedge - we've seen some of this brand with German wedges, as well. It is in almost unused condition. The spot on the left side of the wedge is residual from someone's sticker. T are cracks in the boxing behind the throat, but it is smooth and tight. See our other auctions and ebay store for more quality vintage tools (mostly planes). Buy several and save - we combine shipping. Domestic shipping for this item is $7.50. Details Below Click to see our other auctions We accept the following forms of payment: Paypal, Personal Check on a U.S. bank/Money Order/Cashiers Check. Please make checks and money orders payable to William Overholt. Upon payment item will be shipped within 48hrs. Shipping charges above are domestic only. Foreign shipping negotiable. Insurance available at USPS rates..SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - your full payment ( read more

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