Stanley No.5 Plumb Bob

Stanley No.5 Plumb Bob in Nickel-plated Cast Iron, 7/8 lb. -in display case

(2) Stanley Plumb Bobs: No.1 brass (Type 1) / No.5 cast iron/steel

(2) Stanley Plumb Bobs: No.1 (Type 3) / No.2 brass (Type 3)

RARE Stanley No.47-173 Target Plumb Bob marked "Made in USA" -in display case

(2) Stanley brass Plumb Bobs: No.2 (Type 3) / No.1 (Type 1) with wooden spool

(2) Stanley Brass Plumb Bobs, in display cases: No.1 Type 3 / No.2 Type 3

Tools include a Stanley No. 113 adjustable concave plane, a standing gas torch, a wooden Stanley level, plumb bobs, and various specialty hammers.

(3) Stanley No.2 Brass Plumb Bobs in display cases

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Stanley push button latch, plumb bob, GE automotive bulbs, Stanley chain doorstop, picture hangers, wallpaper stripper blades, Stanley decorative door guard, and more. Items are in good condition.

Lufkin / L.S. Starrett #177 / Stanley #5 / Lufkin Rule #281 / Atlas Oil Gauger #281

Including five hand drills and five planes, and a plumb bob, most unmarked, three planes marked "Stanley" NOTE: Rust present on all pieces

Inc. 2 braces, 2 bits, plumb bob, 2 scales (Chatillon's & English Salter Pocket Scale), pull bar, plane, German Crane rug knife, 2 levels (1 Stanley), 2 pipe wrenches, block clamp square, horseshoe.

Early wood & brass bridge-maker's plumb bob with excellent detail, 13.5"L

Late Dynastic Period, Ca. 664-332 BC. A granite plumb-bob weight of pyriform ovoid shape, with the neck elongated with a suspension hole through the centre. Weights such as these were used as a vertic

1st-4th century AD. A group of bronze plumb bob weights, each with a suspension loop and five with a conical shape, one drum-shaped, one bell-shaped, two lozenge-shaped and one tear drop-shaped. 201 g

**Originally Listed At $200** Pre-Columbian, Peru, Inca Empire, ca. 1470 to 1532 CE. A fascinating piece of architectural technology, this is a black stone plumb bob with a long, conical base and a he

Bridge Builder, Engineers Plumb Bob. Very Clean Brass Top 9" Long

6th-8th century A.D. A bronze spinning-top shaped mason's plumb bob with lentoid-section body, carinated upper finial and waisted lower stem, perforated for suspension. 142 grams, 73 mm (2 7/8 in.). A

Largest plumb bob measures approximately6.5 x 2 inches

Egyptian green-black serpentine amulet or plumb bob, Late Period, c. 664-30 BC, nicely carved with some age deposits. H: 2 in (5.2 cm). Ex old English collection.

Early Plumb Bob Collection

Leitz "Floth" Plumb Bob, 1931 An original Leica accessory, the extremely rare version with angled bracket for Hektor 2,5/5 cm. The bob was used to help centre the subject. Excellent condition, boxed.

Japanese Carpenters' Sumi tsubo, Ink Line Reel with plumb bob, carved wave detail. Ink-soaked wool or cotton would have been placed in the container, and the string drawn across it. 0.5lbs Measures Ap