Plane identification help

[Fialaja]

Found these hand plane parts and was hoping to find out which Stanley plane they might go with? I know it’s not much to go on but if answers are to be found, this is the place where I would find them!

 

[rick carpenter]

The go-to reference is...

http://www.supertool.com/StanleyBG/stan0a.html

 

[Dave455]

Those knobs and irons look like they are from block planes.

Not sure exactly which one, but one with a horizontal adjuster, perhaps the 220?

The cap iron is from a bigger smoothing plane, or somesuch.

 

[RTM]

First iron is from a bench plane, the rest are block planes.

The adjusters are all for block planes, several used those I think. Rick’s reference to Blood & Gore is spot on, just don’t plan on reading it all any time soon. Skip through to the block plane pages, save the other parts for another time.

 

[Tom02]

Hello, I’m hoping someone can help identify this plane. Might be a Frankenstein with different makers but not sure. Has a nice thick iron marked R.H.S.B & Co. REV-O-NOC. The plane has a very unique triangle shape where the frog affixes to the bed. The plane is 9 1/2 inches long, under the rear handle the edge is slightly raised from the plane bed. No other marks at all, the lateral adjuster has a twist at the top. I believe Stanley would sell frogs to other companies and sometimes twist the lateral adjuster. My guess was Birmingham plane, but I haven’t found any with all this characteristics. Thanks for looking.

 

[Pinaud]

Rev-O-Noc Renewal

I can count on one hand the number of planes I’ve refinished (vs. restored) over the years, but this Rev-O-Noc 5C jack plane had some issues that made an anti-rust dip and repainting the best…

virginiatoolworks.com

The HSB is Hibbard, Spencer and > Barlett (a large Chicago based hardware firm). Their planes in the Revonoc line were manufactured by Stanley and Sargent

 

[Beerhippie]

For Stanley stuff, I find this helpful: https://virginiatoolworks.com/2015/02/16/stanley-trademark-stamps/

 

[RTM]

REV-O-NOC

Is Conover backwards. I forget who he was in the grand scheme of things .

Here is another useful link on them

Rev-O-Noc Renewal

I can count on one hand the number of planes I’ve refinished (vs. restored) over the years, but this Rev-O-Noc 5C jack plane had some issues that made an anti-rust dip and repainting the best…

virginiatoolworks.com

As said above, Stanley by indicators, not Sargent, as the link says is an option.

 

[Nutria]

Those adjusters look like they might belong on a Stanley 65. They might fit others too, but a place to start.