No. 76 Handsaw

"Centennial"

Introduced in 1876, the Disston No. 76 "Centennial" handsaw was a hybrid of the No. 7 and a brand new model, the D-8. The D-8 or No. 80 "Choice," as it was labeled for a time, featured the skewback shape and an applewood handle. The No. 76 took some of its features from the unique D-8 model, but retained the feel of the older designs with a handle that keeps the user's hand farther from the blade. It has the same shaped handle used on No. 7 saws that were 28" and longer, called the "Centennial" handle, with the smooth cut-out on the top and enlarged hand-hole for more comfortable two-handed use. The No. 76 was sold until about 1920. It's not nearly so commonly found as the No. 7, D-8, or even the No. 12 models.

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No. 76 Centennial

Four Rivets, Cast-Steel, warranted. Polished Apple Handle.

Centennial Skewback, Crucible Cast Steel, Warranted, Apple Handle, Polished Edge, Brass Screws.
Prices per dozen Retail

Length	16"	18"	20"	22"	24"	26"	28"	30"
Price	$14	$15	$17	$19	$20	$21	$24.50	$28

Centennial, No. 76

Skewback, Crucible Steel Blade, Warranted, Apple Handle, Polished, Brass Screws.

Manufactured only in the following lengths and points:
Cross Cut 26 inches........... 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 points, $21.00 per dozen