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Most Stanley planes have the number cast into the front of the toe on top. Smoothing planes numbered from 1 to 8 range from very small to very large Most common ones include 3,4, and 5 Smoothing planes Bigger than that were the 6,7 amd8 joiner and fore planes. The number is cast into the iron bed either in front of or just behind the rosewood knob. Block planes have the jumber either cast or machined into the bed as well and include numbers such as 9, 60 1/2 and 118 (sheet metal bed made mostly for schools.
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Hi Steve. A cursory check on ebay shows you can buy one for as little as 7.00. I suggest buying one used or one being sold for parts. I had this same part broken on mine. They are cast metal and tend to break. From one wood worker to another, I'd highly recommend bumping up your game to a plane with an adjustable throat like the Stanley 9 1/2 adjustable throat plane. You'll thank me for the rest of your life! :)

http://www.tooltrip.com/tooltrip9/stanley/comb-planes/55man.pdf

Something like this? http://www.tooltrip.com/tooltrip9/stanley/comb-planes/45man.pdf

Search for the stanley plane, parts website. Most of the parts for planes are there at the Mfg website.

these planes were made by stanley from 1876 till 1947, it is about 7 1/2" long and cutter is 1 5/8" wide, it is virtualy exactly same as stanley 110, but it has blade raiser installed.

most popular are models without star and these are valued at anything between $20 to $80, depending on the condition, if with original box, labels, they are about double the price.

6 star model, second most popular, is not exactly rare but value can be between about $50 to $250

5 star model, it is rare, if complete, its value is between $300 up to $800, it differs in that that it have raised front end knob receiver

original price was $1. and for another $1 you will receive dozen blades...

i hope this help you?

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You should be able to order it from Stanley. See link to web site.
This is right to the parts paage for the 220 block plane.
http://www.stanleytoolparts.com/12220usa.html

hello. you can order direct from Stanley at http://www.stanleytoolparts.com/planes.html

Enjoy your woodworking. Regards, a fellow woodworker, Joe

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Easy, $7.90 the this stanley site:
http://www.stanleytoolparts.com/knob.html
Good luck!

Try this site Stanleyworks.com and it is a little tricky but go to the DIY section and find the FAQ on planes and you can look at a manual for this tool. Take your time it is there Let me know if you need more help. Good luck