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stanley / bailey transistionals

Started by bird, October 13, 2016, 04:33:05 PM

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bird

Did stanley / bailey ever have transitionals without a marking on the toe?
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Hello, Bird. I looked at John Walter's book, that has a Type Study by Roger K. Smith. If I am reading this correctly, Type 1 Boston Bailey 1867-1869, No markings on toe end. Type 2 Boston-New Britain (Stanley) 1869 only All features of Type 1 except Eagle Trademark now stamped on toe end (no number). Other traits define the Type 1, (iron stamp, no lateral, right hand thread adjustment wheel), to name a few. Regards, Lou
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bird

thanks, dear, I'll have to dig them out and see what's what!
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