Here are a couple of early tool box saws by Disston with nice etches and clean blades. I have had the larger #28 for a while and just acquired the #29. I am including a copy of the 1932 Disston listing for these two saws.
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Here are a couple of early tool box saws by Disston with nice etches and clean blades. I have had the larger #28 for a while and just acquired the #29. I am including a copy of the 1932 Disston listing for these two saws.
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A saw like the #28 is handy for use on top of a bench with a bench hook.
The handle hangs too low on the #29 for that kind of work.
Do you use them much?
jtk
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Larry,
Your saws look to be in great shape. Perfect size for grandkids or kids to use. Also, they look such that they would be great saws for a really compact travel tool box.
Nice saws.
Stew
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