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So this little gem came in the mail today. Is it a type 3 Stanley Bailey frog?
![[Image: DSCN3959.jpg]](http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/dd201/jimreed2160/2017/DSCN3959.jpg)
It is 1-3/4" wide, so that would make it a #3 size.
![[Image: DSCN3960.jpg]](http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/dd201/jimreed2160/2017/DSCN3960.jpg)
And the adjuster wheel is stamped.
![[Image: DSCN3961.jpg]](http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/dd201/jimreed2160/2017/DSCN3961.jpg)
I have never seen a type 3 up close. Anybody have one?
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Here's a photo of an installed Type 3 frog, from the Rexmill type study:
![[Image: 3.jpg]](http://rexmill.com/planes101/typing/types/t3/3.jpg)
Looks to me like two tapped holes below the lever cap screw.
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Thanks for the picture. Rules out a #3 Bailey. Must be from a specialty plane.
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That is the frog off a Stanley No 113 Circular Plane.
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(09-25-2017, 07:56 PM)Bentley Wrote: That is the frog off a Stanley No 113 Circular Plane.
OK, and a very early one at that. Thanks for your eagle eye.
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