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Well, in fact that type study is based on the draft presented by Zitan earlier in this thread (English made Stanley-Bailey Planes - Page 2 (woodworkforums.com)).

Thanks for the photo!
Depth adjustment wheel of brass and black Y-lever as I assumed. The reddish brass of the adjustment wheel is also compatible with the dating I presented earlier. Before 1972,...

The frog receiver with a centre rib suggests that this is a pre-war plane.

Now I can see the photos.
The plane body has Y-shaped frog receiver, MADE IN ENGLAND text aligned and no bed ribs. This appears to be body type EB3 in my classification (English Stanley bench plane...

The plane has brass adjustment wheel and a three-piece lateral lever with vertical text. The Y-lever has (I guess) traces of black paint. The blade and chip breaker are not original. I cannot see the...

Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, I don't have rights to access the photos :no:

Yes, frog receiver has gone through many designs in English Stanley Baileys. They are very important information...

Hi, Vann
I haven't found a 12-00X plane. I think I've seen 12-00X in a box, but the plane was G12-00X.
I would be very interested in seeing photos of 12-00X planes.

I am working on a type study of English Stanley Bailey planes and this thread provides many useful observations and opinions. Thanks!