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Image of Pair of wooden molding planes, ca. 1899
1974.5974.26
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Pair of wooden molding planes, ca. 1899

This pair of planes belonged to John William Sutton, who was born in 1861 in New York state and came to Seattle around 1899. He was a ship's carpenter, machinist, millwright, sawyer, and worked the lathe for the Moran Brothers Company.
ID Number: 1974.5974.26
Date: Circa 1899
Creator(s): Ohio Tool Company, Manufacturer
Physical Description: 2 Plane, Molding; wood, steel; a: 6 in.H x .75 in.W x 9.5 in.D, b: 5.75 in.H x 1.5 in.W x 9.5 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1974.5974.26
Subjects: Maritime, Labor and Labor Unions

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