This 11.5-inch antique grooving plane is a distinctive example of early woodworking craftsmanship. Stamped “R. Juson & Co., Milton” with the number 15 on one end and bearing multiple L. Sherblom stamps throughout, it carries a layered provenance that will appeal to collectors and woodworking enthusiasts alike. Its size and markings make it a rare piece in today’s tool market.  

Built with quality wood and a steel guide rail integrated into the side for precision, this plane was designed for accurate groove cutting. While it is missing the original iron, the plane remains a complete and sturdy example of specialty woodworking equipment. Restoration or replacement of the iron is straightforward for any tool-savvy buyer.

This grooving plane is ideal for collectors seeking unique, historically interesting tools or for display in a vintage woodworking collection. Its combination of maker stamps, functional design, and steel guide rail make it both a practical and highly collectible antique.

Tools like this, particularly with multiple identifiable stamps and specialized features, are becoming increasingly rare. Owning this plane adds both historical depth and aesthetic appeal to any serious hand tool collection.