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Stanley No. 110 Block Plane, Sweetheart Iron, 95% Japanning
The Stanley No. 110 is a general-purpose block plane, produced from 1875 to 1982, one of Stanley's most common and long-running models, built by the millions for light-duty trimming and smoothing work. It carries a cast iron body with a rosewood knob, and this example is fitted with an earlier trademarked cutting iron, likely a period swap by a past owner rather than original to this particular body.
Well-preserved and ready to put to work.
Specifications
| Type | Antique / Collectible |
| Overall Length | 7 in / 17.8 cm (L) x 2 in / 5.1 cm (W) |
| Blade Material | Carbon Steel |
| Handle Material | Wood |
| Estimated Era | 1950s |
| Markings / Stamp | Body is a Stanley No. 110 block plane; cutting iron stamped with Stanley's 'Sweetheart' S.W. trademark (used 1920-1935) - mismatched dating between body and iron, likely a period replacement. |
Condition
95% of original japanning remains on the body. Fully functional and ready to use. Tote and knob solid, iron takes a proper set in the frog.