Side wall plane, left and right. Iron plate 97x59 mm. Mark in cast iron at the top rear around the wooden knob Ø 2.2/2.8 cm, height 3 cm. Beveled on both sides, 12 mm with a tongue. 35° front cross, 12 mm wide notches for the iron. In the middle, a conical bridge 14x32/23x6/10 mm with a 6 mm bore and a 6 mm wing screw. Mouth 4x10 mm. As a chip breaker, there are two 13/8x32/59x10 mm bolts on the iron, plus tongue inserts, held in place with a 4 mm screw from the front. This iron piece is pre-set to cut a bullnose (corner trimming). The bottom, at least at the rear of the sole, is flat, worked with an inlaid mark & no. There are two 45 mm long, 1 mm grooves in front of this, on which the depth stop runs in a T-slot, 56x9x6 mm with a slot 15x5x30 mm. A wing screw holds it and is adjustable from 0–15 mm, and it can be rotated 180° for left or right use. The plane is in its original cardboard box.

Iron: Right side (for left-hand cutting) 14 mm wide, 12 mm thick, ground at a 60° angle and inserted at a 30° angle = 90° vertical cutting edge. Cutting angle: 7°

Left side is a mirror image with an angle of 9° due to the crossed irons.

Mark: RECORD, encased, MADE IN ENGLAND, TUNGSTEN STEEL