Description

Large two-man crosscut saw with wooden handle and full-length toothed steel blade, typical of early 20th-century farm tools. The saw features an attached wooden pistol-style handle with visible rivets and a heavily rusted blade showing surface corrosion and light pitting; overall length and tooth pattern indicate use for felling or bucking logs. Measuring approximately 40 inches long with a 4-inch handle height (measurements estimated), this is a substantial handheld saw suitable for display, restoration, or light antique-tool use. Condition is fair: blade is rusty and would benefit from cleaning and stabilization; handle shows wear, dirt, and some minor chips but remains intact. A great addition for tool collectors or rustic decor projects with authentic patina and character.