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Superb Stanley No. 72½ Chamfer Plane – Traut’s Patent April 21, 1885 • Complete with All Attachments.

A superb and complete example of the Stanley No. 72½ Chamfer Plane, made under Justus A. Traut’s April 21, 1885 patent. This is one of Stanley’s most ingenious specialty planes, designed for cutting clean, controlled chamfers with remarkable precision — and this example includes all the proper attachments without the beading cutters.
This set includes the regular nose, bullnose attachment, and the beading attachment, giving the plane its full range of capabilities. The 72½ is prized by both collectors and serious users for its versatility and its clever removable‑nose design that allows it to function as a chamfer plane, bullnose plane, and beading tool in one package.
The body is crisp, the attachments fit properly, and everything presents as a well‑cared‑for, honest example of one of Stanley’s most desirable specialty planes.

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