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AUSTIN

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Box for double plane irons made by Globe Mfg Co. Middletown, CT 

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Double makers stamp 1)J. KILLAM "A" Imprint 2) S. Hill Owner's mark
"H.G. PHILLIPS". This is the only example known to exist. 

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CJOHN DENISON "B1" Imprint. Possibly a failure of the imprint tool but more likely an over stamp of C.& S. Bulkley. Double struck planes with both company names and a shared decorative cartouche indicate a relationship between the two companies although the extent is not known.

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JOHN DENISON "B1" Imprint

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M.CARR Only this and three other planes are known to exist with this
imprint. The others are a medium round and a matched pair of tongue &
groove planes. Nothing is known of this maker either.

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S.FELCH About a dozen tools exist with this name imprinted however,
there are 4 different configurations of the name. Two planes are known
with this pattern, this double bladed fixed sash and a reeding plane.
appearance is late 18th/early 19th century. No documentation has been
found regarding this maker. 

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