Stanley #110 TWO TONE BLOCK PLANE.

A Pair of Stanley #12-101 Finger Planes Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #12-101-012324-1)

Stanley #100 Squirrel tail Block Plane Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #100-032223-2)

Stanley #100 Squirrel tail Block Plane Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #100-032223-3)

Stanley #101 (newer model #12-101) Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples

Stanley #101 Thumb Plane Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #100-032223-4)

Stanley #102 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #102-110918-1)

offered 1876 - 1962 5 1/2" long with a 1 3/8" cutter Small enough for a nail bag or a coat pocket. No adjuster of any kind and that's not always a bad thing. If you keep the blade razor sharp the plane works just fine but if you can't live without...

Stanley #103 Block Plane These are sometimes referred to as an apron plane, since they will fit in a pocket offered 1876 – 1950 5 1/2″ long with a 1 3/8″ cutter. 1 (1 1/4″ in early models) Same as the 102 with a lever type adjuster for the...

Stanley #103 Block Plane .. These are sometimes called an apron plane since they are small enough to fit in an apron pocket https://www.timetestedtools.net/2019/05/22/the-simple-block-plane/ (My 103-022423-1)

Read this if you're on the fence about a #110 style block plane Stanley #110 Block Plane \n Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #110-082920-3)

Stanley #110 Block Plane With Original Box Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #110-082420-1)

Stanley #110 Block Plane With Original Box Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #110-010923-2)

Stanley #110 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #BN-021118-F)

STANLEY Two Tone #110 (?) BLOCK PLANE.   Stanley Block Plane Examples

Stanley #118 Steel Block Plane (No. 118P) The pressed steel construction supposedly makes this plane unbreakable. It was originally intended for use  in schools. The low angle cutter makes this plane a decent user for most jobs. ...

Stanley #120 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My# 120-011123-3)

Stanley #130 Double End Block Plane Note the bull nose end guard has was broke off. Japanning is original and about 65-75% Stanley Block Plane Examples

Stanley #140 Rabbet and block plane, 7"L, 1 3/4"W (1 5/8", 1936 on), 1 1/8lbs, 1896-1944. Quote from Supertool.com "This is a very useful plane, and is one of Stanley's better products (it would have been even better if they didn't supply it with the...

The #15 is the same as a #9 1/2 except it is 7" long instead of 6". These are a bit harder to find. This block plane has been tuned and sharpened and is ready to go to work. ____ ...

STANLEY #15 BLOCK Plane The #15 is like the Stanley #9  1/2 except it is 7" long instead of 6. It's also harder to find.

Stanley #18 1/4 Knuckle Block Plane This came with the red paint. I did not try to remove it. Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #18.1-4-090920-6)

Stanley #18 Knuckle Block Plane

Stanley #18 Knuckle Block Plane This is a decent Stanley user block plane. Some of the japanning is gone. I've sharpened the replacement blade which has a extra sharp bevel. I decided not to waste the metal to grind it out, It can be sharpened out...

Stanley #18 Knuckle Block Plane lightly cleaned, tuned sharpened oiled and tested. Blade is a newer vintage but in good shape. It's ready for another lifetime of woodworking. What you see on the sole is staining, not pitting. ...

Stanley #18 Knuckle Block Plane Type 2 Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #18-011023-1)

Stanley #18 type 3 Knuckle Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #18-011123-1)

Stanley #18 Type 6 Block Plane Lightly cleaned and sharpened.

Stanley #18 with a Shop Made Tail Handle that I made Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples My #18-021718-1)

Stanley #19 Knuckle Block plane, 7"L, 1 5/8"W, 1 5/8lbs, 1888-1949. The #19 is just like the #18 but 1" longer. n

Stanley #220 Block Planes An Additional Stanley #220 Block Plane https://www.timetestedtools.net/2019/05/22/the-simple-block-plane/ Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My...

Stanley #60 1/2 Block Plane    Stanley #60 1/2 Block Plane  Stanley Block Plane Examples

Stanley #60 1/2 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #60.5-082120-2)

Stanley #65 1/2 Block plane #65 1/2 Block plane, 7"L, 1 5/8"W, 1 3/8lbs, 1902-1950. (ref supertool.com). It is Identical to the #60 1/2, except that its iron is wider, and a little harder to find. According to supertool.com, the cap and front knob...

Stanley #65 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #65-070417-1)

I believe this is a Stanley #9 1/2 Type 4 but I believe the cap is a little later (or??) This can be a user or collector or both. Plenty of life left in the blade. I have only done a quick sharpening  (it needs more to use it) I slid a washer under...

Stanley #9 1/2 type 8a Block Plane I believe this is a type 8a A very usable block plane with a bit of a cool factor. Old enough to be really vintage. It's got some faults, but nothing from keeping it from being a go to block plane. ...

STANLEY #9 1/4 BLOCK  Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples

Stanley #9 1/4 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #914-010724-1)

Stanley #A18 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My # A18-100420-2)

Stanley #S18 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #S18-100122-1)

Stanley 60 1/2 Block Plane. Blade is marked No. 60 1/2P (13-060A) Although this is a newer model, this is still arguably one of the best user block planes Stanley made. I know a lot of woodworkers who swear by the 60 1/2. This one came to me in pretty...

Stanley 60 1/2 Block Plane 6"L, 1 1/2"W, 1 1/4lbs, 1902-1982. The standard low angle block plane most of us recognize. This plane is very popular due to its size - it fits nearly completely in an average-sized hand - and its weight makes it ideal for...

Stanley 9 1/2 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples

Stanley 9 1/2 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #9.5-011123-2)

As found a pretty cool piece. The pictures tell the story. I believe it's a type 5 with a bronze cast tail.  (1880-1885)   (My # 95-082620-1)

#102 Block plane, 5 1/2"L, 1 1/4"W (1 3/8", 1914 on (1 5/16, 1962), 7/8lb, 1877-1962. Completely restored, stripped, repainted sharpened and ready for work. // Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples