Name: Stanley No. 12 Veneer Scraper
Brand: Stanley

Specifications
Model	No. 12
Production	1870–1950
Body	cast iron with a rosewood sole insert on some variants
Handles	rosewood knob and tote
Notable feature	adjustable blade pitch

How to identify it

Short scraper body with knob and tote, a clamped blade, and a pitch-adjusting screw.
Some variants have a rosewood insert in the sole to protect delicate work - the 12-1/2 is the rosewood-soled version.

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What it is worth

user / replaced blade $60–$130
complete, honest wear $140–$280
excellent, early type $300–$600

Estimated USD range as of 2026-Q1, from a sample of about 30 sales. manually filtered sold listings Confidence: low.

These are researched estimates for a private sale in average light, not an appraisal. Condition, completeness and type move a price further than any of these bands do.

Sources

reference-site
Patrick Leach's Blood & Gore (Stanley plane model-by-model commentary) — Patrick Leach

Others in this family

Stanley No. 80 Cabinet Scraper

1898–1980

A scraper blade held in a two-handled cast iron body, with a thumbscrew that bows the blade to control the cut.

Stanley No. 85 Tilt-Handle Cabinet Scraper

1905–1935 · draft

A scraper plane whose handles pivot so the body can be skewed to the direction of push while your hands stay square to the work.

Stanley No. 112 Scraper Plane

1885–1943 · 9" · 3"

A full-size scraper in a bench plane body: knob, tote, wide sole and a thick scraper blade whose pitch you can set.