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This is a near-mint example, perfectly sharp and straight. It's ready to use. $30

This is a near-mint example in perfect working condition. $60

This is a near-new example with no visible wear or damage. It has a 5in depth of cut and the swiveling blade clamps. It retails for $119 new. A rare chance to get one of these top-quality saws at a discount $95

This is a near-new example with no visible wear or damage. It has a 5in depth of cut and the swiveling blade clamps. It retails for $119 new. A rare chance to get one of these top-quality saws at a discount $95

This saw is freshly sharpened. I tested it in my shop and couldn't be happier with its performance. It will be ready to use out of the box. It's a Pre-WWI D-23 in near-mint condition. The plate is perfectly clean. You can even see the grind mark down the spine, which is usually only seen in the catalogs. The apple handle is likewise perfect. It's 26in and 11ppi crosscut, an ideal saw for working thin stock or making fine cuts in hardwoods. You won't go wrong with this one if you want a saw to use. $95

This saw is freshly sharpened. I tested it in my shop and couldn't be happier with its performance. It will be ready to use out of the box. This saw was made by Disston for E.C. Simmons and sold under the Keen Kutter brand name. It's a top-quality saw with a beautiful apple handle and nickel-plated brass screws. The plate is as clean as they come and has a crisp, bold etch. It's 26in and 9ppi crosscut, ideal for hardwoods. A superb working handsaw $95

This saw is freshly sharpened. I tested it in my shop and couldn't be happier with its performance. It will be ready to use out of the box. This is a 1940s D8 in exceptional condition. The plate is especially clean with a clear etch. The handle is perfect. It's a 26in 10ppi crosscut saw ideal for fine work or thin stock. An exceptional working saw $85

This is an 1896-1917 D8 thumbhole rip saw. It's 26i long and 5 1/2ppi. It's in perfectly usable condition, and barely used. The plate is obviously quite dark, but you can clearly see the etch under the oxidation. There's no pitting. The plate is straight and has the original breasting along the tooth line. The teeth aren't sharp, but are in great shape. They just need a filing. The handle has one small chip under the top horn, the only flaw. It's a top-quality worker at a bargain price $45

This saw is in excellent condition and free of wear or damage. It looks like it has been varnished at some point. The blade is clean and straight. It's not sharp, but the teeth are all in great shape. A solid working example $35

This is a top-quality Sheffield saw made by Groves. It's an earlier example with a die-stamped plate, rounded nose, nib, and one crown stamp. The handle is very unusual. It has brass star decorations let into the handle. There are also circular insets on the top and bottom horns. I presume these conceal some sort of reinforcing bolt (similar to what S&J used) though they could be purely decorative. The insets shimmer like mother of pearl or some sort of iridescent stone or shell. I've never seen anything like it. The plate is decently clean and straight enough to use, but not perfect. The handle has a truncated top horn and some chipping on the bottom horn. It's a unique saw that I believe is something special. $70

This saw design was patented April 7, 1885. As far as I know, this is the only known example. I'll add the reference in DATAMP. It's a unique design that uses a "shank and socket" construction method. Th saw is in excellent condition overall. Andrews made saws in Williamsport PA and later worked with Harvey Peace or sold his patents to Peace. $45

This saw was made by Richardson in Newark, NJ and custom-etched for Macomber, Bigelow, & Dowse, a hardware dealer located in Boston, MA in the 1880. The plate is clean and straight. The etch is light but visible. It's a full 2.5in deep under the spine. The handle is in excellent condition, free of damage. It's high quality saw that just needs to be sharpened. $60

This is an excellent example in perfect working condition. A high quality hacksaw, made in the US. $15

This saw was made by Tyzak in Sheffield. It has a very clean, straight plate and a steel spine. There is a bold owner's initial pricked in the spine. The handle is perfect. It's currently a very fine 16ppi. The teeth are good, but not sharp. A high quality saw that will be a great worker, a nice example to make into a fine dovetial saw. $50

This saw was made for winchester repeating arms by Disston. It's an early model D23 made between 1911-1928 and custom-etched. It's 24in and 9point crosscut. The apple handle is perfect. The plate is straight and clean. The etch is light, and hard to photograph, but visible. The teeth are in great shape and decently sharp. It will make a great worker after a light filing. $55