SOLD Beautiful Old Steel Planing/Molding Blades (?) in Lovely Two Compartment Wooden Sleeve 1860 drawing A perfect stocking stuffer or

A perfect stocking stuffer or anytime gift for your favorite procrastinator

a metallurgist in charge of the Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory

with wooden frames around each silver-painted window

including for the fact that surely they were used in a classroom

with no loss of bits at all that I can see

SOLD Beautiful Old Steel Planing/Molding Blades (?) in Lovely Two Compartment Wooden Sleeve 1860 drawing A perfect stocking stuffer orFound at a shop in NH the other day, I had no choice but to bring these home with me, even while not certain their original purpose (maybe originally blades for a crown molding plane?) something about the curves and points and surfaces of the steel forms totally does it for me, as does the old wooden shield shaped box into which they slip (reminding me of the metal boxes sleeves made for holding antique grain painting combs.) I've always got a eye out