B66-109 JOINTER PLANE. Kendall Patent Patented in 1858 by H. Lee Kendall of Baltimore, it includes a metal plate on the front of the throat that slides down to compensate for wear to the mouth. Unfortunately, the screw holding the plate has caused a major split that runs pretty much the length of the plane. Other than that it's in decent condition, 22" sole with open tote, 2-1/2" unmarked cutter. B3 mark (five stars), and rated R2 (very rare) in Larson & Blanchard. From the collection of Cliff Sapienza. Good 100-200