B66-522 SHOOT BOARD. Jones Patent. One of the earliest patented shoot boards, covered by three separate patents from 1866 through 1874. This the final final version, with a tilting bed to cut chamfers as well as an adjustable stop to cut mitres at different angles. The mechanism is mounted on an original wooden base, 31" overall, with a cast brass plaque with Jones' name and the 1874 patent date. 2-3/8" unmarked cutter. Moderate wear to the wood but the metal parts are very clean and work smoothly. From the collection of Harold Unruh. Good+ 2000-4000