Vintage and Antique Restored Primitive Buck Saw Cross Cut Bow Saw 1960’s Handmade

AI Overview This is a bucksaw, a type of hand-powered frame saw used for cutting logs or firewood. It has a frame, typically H or C-shaped, that holds the blade in tension. The blade is removable and has coarse teeth. Bucksaws are often used with a sawbuck or sawhorse to cut wood to length. The term "bow saw" is often used in the North American hardware market to refer to this tool, though it traditionally refers to a different type of saw with a wooden frame. Professionally restored with lacquer. Mom thinks Dad could have made this himself but she can’t remember. Picture #10 in my listing demonstrate the value of this saw. Sellers are asking A LOT! Plus, you have to pay shipping, tax, and hope it doesn’t get damaged on the way. I am offering this at a STEAL. You won’t find an item in this great of a restored condition. I Googled Image search the internet and could only find a few of them in this style. My Dad was an antique enthusiast who often restored pieces which may/may not lower their value. He understood patina was important but he would rather beautify his pieces. He had this, among many others I will be listing in the upcoming months, as display pieces in his mobile in Castle Rock Lake, WI. Great historical Americana and American made. I do the exchanges at Traverso’s Restaurant parking lot, 2523 Plainfield-Naperville Rd., in Naperville for CASH ONLY. I may not answer your request immediately as I am not allowed to be online at work. To be fair to the buyers, I will sell on a “first ask, first serve” basis. Thank you so much for looking!

Condition

Reconditioned/Certified

Features

Restored

Type

Farming equipment

Age

Post 1940

Original Or Reproduction

Antique original