Items available for Education Loans from The Davistown 19-May-
Tools
Drawknife 31811T1
21" long, 5" long handles, 13" long and 1 7/8" wide blade bio
signed "UNDERHILL BROWN & LEIGHTON CAST-STEEL"
DATM (Nelson 1999) indicates that "Nathaniel and/or John Sleeper Brown were probably part
of this partnership which preceded Underhill & Brown in Auburn and Underhill & Leighton in
Manchester. The Leighton was William W." The working date was 1849 in Auburn, NH.
SubCategor Woodworking: Edge Tools Made in Maine
Lipped peen adz 91914T12
10" long, 4 3/4" wide, 2 1/4" tall
signed "W.A. WINSLOW"
William A. Winslow worked out of Bath, Maine, circa 1869 to 1880.
Adz 33011T2
8 1/2" long, 4" wide head and 36" long handle bio
signed "VAUGHN" "____" "WARRAN__" and "UNION"
This adz has a spike head. The signature is difficult to read but appears to be Vaughn and
Pardoe of Union, ME. For more information see the Registry of Maine Toolmakers (Brack 2008).
SubCategor Woodworking: Other Tools
Hand vise 121112T6
5 1/2" long, 1 1/4" wide jaw
signed "W&C Wynn"
DATM (Nelson 1999, 884) lists this toolmaker with no known location or dates of operation.
Sliding T bevel 31808SLP8
10 1/4" long blade, 6" long handle photo photo
signed "J G NICHOLAS"
DATM (Nelson 1999) lists Joseph Nicholas as making saws and squares in Philadelphia from
approximately 1837 to 1857.
Spirit level 22211T5
29 1/2" long, 3 3/16" x 1 3/8"
signed "LAMBERT MILLIKEN," " & " "STACKPOLE" "BOSTON, MASS" with an American
Eagle w/shield
DATM (Nelson 1999) lists Lambert, Milliken, & Stackpole as working in Boston from 1859 to
1899. Part of the Robert Sullivan Collection donation.
SubCategor Woodworking: Planes
Beading plane 42602T3
9 3/8" long, 3/8" wide bead
signed "Cox & Luckman" on plane, blade has an obscured mark "____TH"
This is a typical imported English-made plane of the 19th century.

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