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Keen Kutter tools

What used Keen Kutter tools actually sell for, across 5 tool types and 31 recorded sales, with 4 for sale now. Sold prices, not asking prices.

Sales on record
31
Tool types
5
Most sold
Bench Planes · $157.50
For sale now
4

Keen Kutter tools for sale now

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About Keen Kutter

Keen Kutter was the tool trademark of Simmons Hardware Company of St. Louis, Missouri, later carried on by Shapleigh Hardware; the tools were made to order by outside manufacturers and branded for the line. The recorded sales cover the core of that catalog: bench planes, backsaws and handsaws, chisels and slicks, and axes and hatchets, with the plane work done by Stanley. Value follows the model and the marking, so the K-series planes that correspond to Stanley Bedrock and low-number bench patterns, crisp embossed axe heads with original paint, and clean etches on saw plates all carry weight. Heavy pitting, replaced or cracked handles, and worn-off logos pull an example down, as does a thin blade on a slick or chisel.

Every Keen Kutter tool in the guide

Median is the middle recorded sale. Types with fewer than 8 sales show listings only.

4 of these types have too few recorded sales to quote a median yet.

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