B66-290 PATENTED REBATE AND BEADING PLANE. W. Greenslade. One seriously weird plane. It has a sliding filletster type fence and a normal cutter, the only other one we've seen it's a rebate, but on this one it cuts a 1" bead, with a matching fully boxed concave sole. It features a rotating cutter ring, controlled by an angled screw in the toe, to cut different diameter smaller beads. It also has two separate depth stops of which only one is adjustable, and a wedged nicker. Stamped "W. Greenslade, Bristol", "Patent", and "Exhibition Medals London, Dublin, Paris, Melbourne" on the toe. There's a picture of this monstrosity on page 169 of Tony Murland's value guide, where he rates it as a five star rarity. From the collection of Steve Dice. Good+ 800-1600