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Early STANLEY 6
Early STANLEY 6
Early STANLEY 6
Early STANLEY 6
Early STANLEY 6
Early STANLEY 6
Early STANLEY 6
Early STANLEY 6
Early STANLEY 6
Early STANLEY 6
Early STANLEY 6

Early STANLEY 6" No. 2 Try / Miter Square WINTERBOTTOMS PATENT Type 3

$ 12.14

Availability: 54 in stock
  • Condition: Pretty incredible condition for it's ripe old age and not too often you see them. Time has taken its course. Could be much much worse. Pinned connection is solid and secure.
  • Modified Item: No
  • Brand: Stanley
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original

    Description

    Antique (
    1874 to 1984)
    STANLEY
    6" No. 2 Try / Miter Square
    Winterbottom's Patent Type 3
    It is unmarked, but these are quite distinctive with the triangular brass trim on the handle. Later models had an all cast-iron handle. Please see the listing in Walter's Stanley Tools book which discusses the types of this square, although ignore his incorrect month for Winterbottom's patent. The blade is 6" in overall length, is graduated in 8ths of an inch on both sides, and is not marked with any Stanley markings that are visible. The handle is rosewood, and the trim is brass."