WI Barn Antique Primitive Marked "Atkins Silver Steel Saw No. 10 2" Two Man 66" For Sale

Elias C. Atkins started business under his own name in 1855. The following year he moved from Cleveland, OH, to Indianapolis, and formed a partnership with W. Knippenberg. An 1858 ad shows that he had licensed and manufactured patented designs for muley saws and crosscut saws. The partnership incorporated as "E. C. Atkins & Co." in 1885. It lasted until at least 1944.

As far back as 1860, Elias C. Atkins received patents for sawblades and for machines for manufacturing saws.

There was no rust on this blade when I found it. It had been stored in a dry out building on a farm. I The blade measures 66" long with it being 3" wide at the narrowest end and 5 3/4" wide at the widest (middle).

Wood only on the handles are 9 1/2"

Weighs 7.6 lbs.

ANY REASONABLE OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED!
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