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History Quick Glance Guide to Disston Handsaw Models Frequently Asked Questions No. 7 and D-7 Saws D-8 Saws No. 8 Saws No. 9 Saws No. 12, 112, and D-12 Saws D-15, D-115, D-42, and D-43 Victory Saws No. 16 and D-16 Saws D-17 Saws D-20, D-21, D-22, and D-23 Saws No. 43 and other Combination Saws No. 76 Saws No. 77 Handsaws and Backsaws D-95, D-100 (late model), and D-111 Saws No. 99 Saws D-100 Saws No. 120 ACME Saws Compact 1874 Toolbox Handsaw Backsaws An Undocumented Disston Open-Handled Backsaw No. 68, 70, and 71 Dovetail Saws Ship Saws Keystone Saws Gallery of Interesting Saws Medallions -- How Old Is My Saw? Online Auction Seller's EZ Guide to Disston Saw Manufacturing Dates Disston Etches and Stamps Disston Saw Advertising Disston Saw Catalogs and Brochures Screw and Medallion Sizes on Disston Saws Analysis of Steel in Disston Saws Articles from Disston Publications 1928 1931 1948 1953 Biographical Sketch of Henry Disston by His Grandson Why Bother with Handsaws? Why Bother with Handsaws? Part 2 Purpose and Philosophy of the Disstonian Institute Glossary of Saw Terms Foley Saw Filers |
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