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Much better! Nice traditional design. =D>

Thin brass sheet over the lead, maybe?

Picture or three?

If you're talking about new stuff,... I avoid those three.

Fairly old,... mid 1800s maybe,... split nuts, so called "London pattern" handle, mitre box saw,... looks great!

Put the chuck on a piece of wood and whack it with a wooden mallet a couple of times. I am assuming the chuck won't turn or the jaws won't release. Or take the chuck off and soak in vinegar. (After you de-grease.)

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No clue! Not very old though, very flat sided handle. I guess the square hole is so the blade can move relative to the spine?

I fixed that last thing, I clicked on "Img" instead of "URL" when I posted, supposed to be this.... http://www.sha.org/documents/research/Parks_Canada_Resources/Trademarks%20on%20Base-Metal%20Tableware.pdf

http://www.alte-beitel.de/dick_p_f.html http://www.alte-beitel.de/krumm_johann.html http://www.alte-beitel.de/weyersberg.html http://www.alte-beitel.de/butcher.html http://www.alte-beitel.de/marken_it.html I looked here, but feel free to look...

There are a few makers that used the arrow, but I can't find one like that one. Looks like a shield in the center, and T, S isn't helping me.

Didn't someone here post about a brace with the spring retainer something like this? I can't find the post I'm looking for.

Hey Daryl, Welcome to "the other side", I got nothin' but I'm sure someone here can steer you in the right direction. It looks 1950-ish, give or take 10 years, but that's just based on the handle and on what other saw makers were doing at the time. Nice saw! :mrgreen:

Thanks Ray, You are The Man!

I didn't know they had that stuff, doesn't look like they take very good care of it though.

That's an English Stanley, looks thick and heavy, not your run of the mill Stanley plane.

I agree, or turpentine.

Make sure you take pictures! :mrgreen: Would be a good blog post :idea:

You might be able to work with these. http://www.tamiya.com/english/products/74111handycraft_saw2/top.jpg "★This small tool is exceptionally useful in the construction and modification of plastic models, Mini 4WD kits and so on. ★The fine teeth on the blade ensure that the saw cuts with a...

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