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This is a unique saw with an offset handle and a blade mounted perpendicular to the frame. It's clearly quite early with all hand-forged hardware and a pinned mortise and tenon joint holding the handle. Salaman describes this type of saw as a chairmaker's saw in his Dictionary of Woodworking Tools. There is some damage to one arm but it remains structurally sound. The joints are all solid and will break down easily for shipping. It holds a 36in long blade. A unique piece of woodworking history. $75

For the life of me, I can't remember who made this. It's not common.. I've only seen a handful. I thought it was Goodell-Pratt but I can't find it in their catalogs. It's a unique design with a lever-lock concealed within the handle of the saw. It's in very good condition overall and absolutely usable. $25