A craftman made Cherry handled marking or scratch awl "for lay-out work"
Sargent's VBM "very best made" cabinet scraper, was used to produce a fine smooth finish on wavy or curly grained wood that was very difficult to plane.
Stanley #49 swinging fence tounge and groove plane made short work of making those T&G boards. When the fence was in one position it would plane the tounge part of the board and when you rotated the fence on its central pivot it would produce the matching groove, quietly and effiently, and only had one moving part.
Stanley cabinet scraper was another version of the scrapers on the market.
An adjustable Compass Plane "for planing those curved surfaces" Stanley #113. By adjusting only one knob, it could match any conture from concave to convex!
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