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Superb Early Stanley No. 33 Transitional Wood Bottom Plane – Eagle on Toe & Bailey’s Patent on Brass Nut

A remarkable example of Stanley’s early transitional planes, this No. 33 model features a wood bottom, bridging the gap between traditional wooden planes and later all-metal designs.

This extra-long 28-inch plane is equipped with a 2 5/8-inch wide iron, bearing the J trademark that reads “Stanley Rule & Level”, a hallmark of Stanley’s precision engineering. The brass adjustment nut is stamped with Bailey’s patent, reflecting the innovative design that revolutionized plane adjustability.

One of the standout features of this plane is the eagle trademark stamped on the toe, a detail found on early Stanley transitional planes, adding to its historical significance.

Whether added to a distinguished collection or put to work in a fine woodworking shop, this Stanley No. 33 remains a top-tier tool for those who appreciate quality and craftsmanship.

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