This antique two-man crosscut logging saw features a straight steel blade with a simple and robust tooth pattern, consisting of large triangular teeth evenly spaced at approximately 3/8" apart. The blade measures about 48 inches long, with a weathered patina consistent with age and authentic barn use. The hardwood handles show wear but remain securely attached, providing a solid grip for cutting or easy hanging. This saw is an excellent example of a practical working tool from the early 20th century, reflecting the durability and craftsmanship of traditional forestry equipment. Perfect as a rustic decor piece or collector?s item, it brings a strong primitive aesthetic with genuine character. Ships out next business day with free insurance. Buy with confidence - check out our feedback!