Old box labels

[mu]

Hi, I'm searching something about labels of the box and the blades set box of the vintage plane Stanley and Record. I'm thinking something like scan image or reproduction of decent quality that you can print and attach to a new box.
I didn't need collector value, just to give information and a bit of color in tool storage
Like this one http://lumberjocks.com/grfrazee/blog/32410 (the only one I found).
Anyone can help me?
Thanks!

 

[Mr_P]

I sold this recently so can't do a better scan.

I do still have the original larger files so pm me your email address if you want them.

 

[mu]

Thank you Mr_P, unfortunately this label is one of few that I've got :lol:

 

[AndyT]

I don't know of any online resource with what you want, though Stan Faullin at http://www.tooltrip.com/ has added some for the Stanley combination planes . A Google image search for "Stanley plane box" does bring up quite a few images which you could straighten in image editing software and probably turn into something good enough for your own use though.

I wonder if anyone is already quietly doing this to enhance the value of planes to sell on eBay, still in their "original" boxes?

 

[JohnPW]

I wouldn't reproduce any original labels but I have thought about printing something to stick on or in self made boxes, just for information and a way to quickly see what's inside the box.. This would be for my use only.

This is a diagram for the Record 050, whereas the original in the instructions has the parts listed separately, I've put the parts names on the drawing itself and this makes it easier to follow when reading the instructions.

And this might be something to go on a box for a Record 077A:

I think the main thing is to make whatever you are putting on the boxes different enough from the originals so that they are obviously not original.

 

[JohnPW]

If you need labels for Record 050, the scans from http://www.cornishworkshop.co.uk/combinationplanes (about halfway down the page) has them on the last page in the PDF file.

Once you have it, you can change it around, eg this could be a generic label, just change the number for a different plane: