You are getting a group of 4 vintage Stanley sliding t-bevel gauges used in carpentry and woodworking. I will be shipping all as shown in the last picture, with the blades inside the handle for safety. All are as found with the original wear and surface rust. All could use a good scrubbing and oiling, plus all blades need sharpened.
1. Plastic handle: This is a vintage Stanley 1225 sliding t-bevel gauge, used in carpentry and woodworking. The handle is black plastic, with the rest of the pieces being metal. The handle shows scratches from age and use. The blade and the wing nut connector show surface rust. The piece comes apart to show the name and blade on the other end. The blade is about 7" long and the handle is 5.5" long. You can extend this piece. Made in the USA.
2. Wood handle: This is a vintage Stanley #25, 6" blade. The handle is wood with gold colored details. The handle shows scratches from age and use. The lever is in working order. The blade is about 6" long and the handle is 4.25" long. You can extend this piece. Made in the USA.
3. Metal handle (smaller): This is a vintage Stanley #25, 6" blade. The handle is metal, pat'd 7-14-08 with the numbers SHS 4 on the side. The handle shows scratches from age and use. The screw at the bottom is in working order. The blade is about 6" long and the handle is 4.25" long. You can extend this piece. Made in the USA.
4. Metal handle (larger): This is a vintage Stanley #18. The handle is metal. The handle shows scratches from age and use. The screw at the bottom is in working order. The blade is about 9.75" long and the handle is 6" long. You can extend this piece. Made in the USA.
FREE GROUND ADVANTAGE (formerly first class) SHIPPING with tracking IN THE US. Ships from my non-smoking home in the US. Thank you for looking.
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