Hi Ed,

Generally, yes.  But lots of 'eras'. The planes in the boxed set are 
relatively new; made over the last 10 to 15 years.  The tools in the 
"planemakers tools", some are obviously relatively new, and others are 
older, like Buck Bros, Sorby, Marples, and Barton. The tools in the 
chest are too numerous to list but, for example, some of the saws are 
Disston, Disston and Son, and Disston and Sons.  So the date range is 
quite large.

Regards,

Bill W.

On 4/1/2015 9:39 PM, Ed Minch wrote:
> Beautiful. Bill
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> Do yo know the era of the tools?
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> Ed Minch
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> On Apr 1, 2015, at 9:21 PM, Bill Webber  wrote:
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>> Yeah, I said that.  I should have posted this gloat earlier; last fall
actually.  Anyway, last fall, at the dealer show in Camp Hill, I got hooked up
with a dealer who had a tool chest, yadda, yadda... To make a long story short,
as they say, I went to visit, liked what I saw, and made the purchase.  At the
show last week I added a few more nice things; a set of planes in a box and the
deceased planemakers tools.  I have been having trouble with my camera phone.  I
don't know why some of the pics came out in black and white.  Oh well, enjoy.
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>> The tool box:
>> http://billwebber.
galootcentral.com/April1-2.JPG
>> http://billwebber.
galootcentral.com/April1-1.JPG
>> The set of planes:
>> http://billwebber.
galootcentral.com/1503-020.JPG
>> The plane maker's tools, mostly floats and chisels
>> http://billwebber.
galootcentral.com/1503-021.JPG
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>> Regards,
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>> Bill W.
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