E.C. Simmons Keen Kutter KK4 Corrugated Early Type W/ Tropical Hardwood Handles For Sale

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E.C. Simmons Keen Kutter KK4 Corrugated Early Type W/ Tropical Hardwood Handles:
$55.00

Gorgeous E.C. Simmons Keen Kutter KK4 Corrugated9-1/2\" Hand Plane with Tropical Hardwood Handles. Please see pictures and read.Used, professionally cleaned leaving the sanded base finish and top coated with baked Black Japanning. Tropical Rosewood handles were cleasned and coated with clear lacquer. All screws and hardware cleaned and oiled. Enhanced Japanning. Razor Sharp Iron with 30 Degree Bevel.
Plane was cleaned. The handles are tropical hardwood and I suspect Rosewood and other than typical dings, have no apologies. All parts move freely and iron has been sharpened 2\" x 6-15/16\" and has some small scuff marks near the logo end but the tapered end is near perfect. I honed the iron and polished and cleaned the iron and the the cap iron (chip breaker) and Lever Cap.The iron is faintly stampedE.C. SimmonsKeen KutterST. LOUIS USAOnly the item described is included. Other items are to show display suggestions and scale and are not included.
Please read the description and view pictures carefully. Our goal is to provide you with a great buying experience. We are selling vintage items and accept returns if you are unhappy. We would prefer not to cost either of us the inconvenience of a return. We respond to questions as quickly as possible.For combined shipping, please place items in your cart and request a total. We will package accordingly and give you the best possible shipping rates. We do not ship outside the continental United States. No exceptions.Each item is carefully packaged to protect it in transit. Keeping thrift in mind, I ship using recycled materials and pack according to fragility.
What you get from me. I often purchase tools that come to me with undeclared flaws. I go through them and correct as many flaws as possible and sometimes use the tool for parts if it beyond refurbishing. Replacement parts are no longer made and sourcing them is difficult and expensive. Sometimes, I must purchase another tool just for a single part. I believe in transparency and tell you what I have done. I have decades of experience restoring antique tools. Please look closely at the pictures and make sure this is the item you want before purchasing. Only the item listed is included. Items in the background are for scale reference and display suggestion only.