Nothing fancy just good honest tradesmen tools bought from local tool shop over the years or been given to me by retiring journeyman and all still working. I am still lloking for some corrugated base Try/Jointer, had one as a lad but it belonged to the shop I was working in. Any way heres my wee thruppence worth all Stanley (UK I think as not an expert on plane history).
No 3 (came across this on holiday in England, an impulse buy, Jock would be reeling)
No 4 (I decided as a journeyman I did not need to listen to auld Jock anymore plus he never saw me use it as he died sadly soon after my time was up)
No 4 1/2 (my first plane, my Journeyman (Jock) told me to buy this not the girly one the No4 as it was a real Joiners plane, do not know what he would have made of my No3 but guess he would have spat out his teeth shouting at me, miss him and his grouchy ways, fine craftsman with wiley ways to do jobs, he passed his knowledge on freely)
No 5 1/2 (my second purchase as it was only size on display in the shop)
No 7 (bought from a workmate)
No 8 (bought recently second hand really looking for a corrugated base like I used as a lad)
No 9 1/2 (Block plane I think it was this number, need to dig it out and have a swatch, bought some 20 years ago as I did a lot of lamination work)
No 50 (handed down by retiring tradesman)
No 71 (handed down or aquired can't remember)
No 78 (e bay find)
No 79 ( e bay find)
No 271 (family friend gave me it)
I have a Spiers & a Mathieson both Smoothers but not used as I do not have my tools out in use in the workshop, more office bound and IT these days very seldom on hand tools unless doing the odd homer.
Although, in all honesty, I'm a little afraid to use this plane right away... :? 
