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- 04:08, 7 March 2023 Peace Back Saws (hist | edit) [2,404 bytes] Admin (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Harvey Peace manufactured several types of backsaws. Early saws have a traditional style handle, though many feature extra-long horns as you can see in some of the photos below. Later saws, say 1880 and later, have "nosed" handles similar to the saws made by Richardson Brothers and others. Some call this a New York style handle. == No. 60 Carpenters' Delight "Extra" == Steel Back. Apple Handle. This is a specialized saw with a taper-ground plate designed to be used wi...")
- 03:16, 27 February 2023 Peace Misc. Saws (hist | edit) [5,346 bytes] Admin (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= Miscellaneous Saws and Other Stuff = Peace made a large variety of saws other than the standard handsaws and backsaws. Here are a few I've found. == Peace Patent no. 2 Interchangeable Nest Of Saws == This handle design was patented May 6th 1884. It covers a saw handle with a removable blade. The designs includes a fixed pin and a locking screw. To date I have found only one example with only one blade. This example is clearly stamped with the patent date. <gallery>...")
- 02:27, 27 February 2023 Peace Second Line Saws (hist | edit) [3,071 bytes] Admin (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= Harvey W. Peace Second Line Saws = Like most sawmakers in the late 19th century, Peace produced many saws that were considered second line saws. These were lower cost saws still of high quality, but lacking some of the improvements offered in their main line saws. These saws often had cast steel blades, less carving on the handles, and older style split saw screws rather than the newer improved Munger and Glover patent screws. The most common second line Peace saws f...")