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A few years ago when I started a sideline sharpening business I also did some hand saw work seeing as how I have the machines to do it. Then I started to collect the original Disston Hand Saws. Usually picked them up at auctions for a couple bucks for a hand full. The junk ones were tossed, but a couple I used the blade where ever I needed a piece of spring steel. Works great to replace the broken kill tab on the old single engines.
At present I have 38 different models of Disston hand saws, all refurbished, sharpened and on display. If you have an old hand saw that has the word Disston on the medallion on the grip, I may be interested in buying it. Send me a photo of the grip and the entire saw and will see what you have. These saws were made out on the East cost so should be plentiful out there.
At present I have 38 different models of Disston hand saws, all refurbished, sharpened and on display. If you have an old hand saw that has the word Disston on the medallion on the grip, I may be interested in buying it. Send me a photo of the grip and the entire saw and will see what you have. These saws were made out on the East cost so should be plentiful out there.

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