I'm betting that it took a while to put this together.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Very-Rare-Keen-Kutter-Wall-Chest-Complete-Set-Of-Original-Tools-Vintage-1910-/140936873851?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item20d07e077b

That's nice, probably took a day or two :-)

Very nice set. That smoothing plane is actually a Stanley Bed Rock in disguise. Simmons contracted with other plane makers later on, but they weren't the same quality. In case you ever see one in the wild, the single K on the toe, with the number, indicates a Stanley made plane and is the Bed Rock model. Two Ks mean it was made by a different company.

Lynn

I believe that the KK planes are Ohio Tool Co.  The KK5 I have has the telltale thick blade of an Ohio tool Co plane.
Jim