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11th August 2014, 07:36 AM #16
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Copied from my backsaw.net link ...
Martin J. Donnelly is quoted below, which reminds me I forgot to say that the blade has a good 'sing' to it when tapped or moved around. That would suggest a good blade to me - a minority of the saws here have the same sort of ring to them.
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(http://www.mjdtools.com/ToolList.php?list=300)
PRITZLAFF HDWE. CO., JOHN/MILWAUK "EVERKEEN" SET OF 12 CHISELS 1/8" TO 2"
The Pritzlaff Hardware Company was Milwaukee's very finest. In keeping with their reputation, they offered a full line of high quality tools, produced for them by the major toolmakers, that were marked with their "Everkeen" trademark. Here's a great set of bevel edge chisels in superb condition in their original fitted wooden box. Sets of chisels have become nearly impossible to find.
Price: $545.00
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12th August 2014, 02:28 PM #17
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Everkeen Pritzlaff
It looks like Pritzlaff did put their name on saws made by other manufacturers. This completed ebay auction shows a saw with an Everkeen/Pritzlaff etch that was made by Simonds (it shows that under the Everkeen etch "Manufactured by Simonds Mfg Co").
Everkeen/Simonds
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Dave
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