Museum Object Number2006.0035.005 |
Tool (for wood) (Plane)
Tools
Gift of Eugene E. and Jane K. Landon in honor of Charles F. Hummel
Goldsmith Chandlee (Owner)
Israel White (Maker)
Goldsmith Chandlee is the son of Benjamin Chandlee, clockmaker from Nottingham, Chester County, Pennsylvania. For more on Goldsmith Chandlee's marks, see Montgomery, History of American Pewter (1973), p.218.Bibliography: Pollak and Pollak, A Guide to American Wooden Planes and their Makers," p. 305 (1983).
1751/2
1821
Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Mid-Atlantic, United States, North America
1831-1839
1. Inscription; Heel; "EEL" stamped incuse.
2. Inscription; Heel; "1/2" stamped incuse, partially effaced.
3. Mark; Toe; "G. CHANDLEE" stamped incuse, partially effaced.
4. Mark; Toe; "ISRAEL WHITE" stamped in a rectangular border over "WARRANTED" stamped incuse over "PHILAD\E/" stamped in a rectangular border.
5. Inscription; Toe; "S.L" stamped incuse.
Wood; Iron; Steel
6.4 (H) , 9.6 (L) , 2.3 (W)
16.3 (H) , 24.3 (L) , 5.9 (W)
The measurements above are for assembled plane. The stock height is 7.5cm. The wedge measurements are: L: 16.9cm, W: 2.2cm, H: 1.2cm. The blade measurements are: L: 20.9cm, W: 4.5cm, H: 0.3cm.
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[Book] Salaman, Raphael Arthur. 1990 Dictionary of Woodworking Tools c. 1700 -1970 and tools of allied trades.
• For a description of molding planes, see page 338-342.