B66-615 CROWN MOLDING PLANE. Henry G. White. Quirk ogee and bevel, 2" profile, 13-1/2" sole with center mounted open tote, two strips of lignum boxing, D mark (very clear). Wood is oxidized and generally very clean with moderate wear, noting one check that runs from the corner of the boxing strip into the mark on the toe. Marked "Two Inches" on the heel. One J.C. Oat stamped his name at least six times, and there is another name on the cheeks. Henry White was the nephew and surrogate son of Israel White, who took over the family planemaking business after the deaths of Israel and Charlotte. From the collection of Steve Dice. Good+ 200-400