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    little Jackson saw

    Alan, Thanks for your opinion. Jim
    Post by: JCrammond, May 16, 2013 in forum: Forum: Saw Identification and Discussion
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    little Jackson saw

    Toby, Sorry if I was unclear, I agree that this is a Disston manufactured Jackson saw. I was trying to clarify an earlier statement that all...
    Post by: JCrammond, May 15, 2013 in forum: Forum: Saw Identification and Discussion
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    little Jackson saw

    Since that information was published on the Disstonian Institute, another opinion about Jackson has emerged. There are a number of older looking...
    Post by: JCrammond, May 15, 2013 in forum: Forum: Saw Identification and Discussion
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    little Jackson saw

    Jackson was a Disston second tier saw. The main difference between Jackson and Disston saws were that Jackson saws always had beech handles, the...
    Post by: JCrammond, May 13, 2013 in forum: Forum: Saw Identification and Discussion
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    R Adamson Tenon Saw

    Thanks for all of the ideas, Gents. You've given me enough ideas to keep me busy for a while. I've had problems getting any clearer pictures and...
    Post by: JCrammond, Apr 18, 2013 in forum: Forum: Saw Identification and Discussion
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    R Adamson Tenon Saw

    Thanks for the replies. Interestingly, I acquired the saw in rural Blissfield, Michigan USA. It is kind of unusual to find saws from the UK...
    Post by: JCrammond, Apr 15, 2013 in forum: Forum: Saw Identification and Discussion
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    R Adamson Tenon Saw

    Hello All, I'm new here and would normally just read and soak in all of the knowledge but I have a saw that I have not been able to find any...
    Thread by: JCrammond, Apr 12, 2013, 6 replies, in forum: Forum: Saw Identification and Discussion
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