Thread: It Simplicitiy's Fault !!!

Sally is the innocent party!

Good job Matt - got him before the first ½Century, so plenty of time.....

Originally Posted by DaveTTC

The rust will rub off with use. Ahem - that "use" is usually kero with W&D, deliberately applied

Upon arriving back at Matt's cave he showed me his shiny medallions ... i too could shine. Well the medallion anyway.

Buffing done OOPSIE! Now yer cooked!

Let's just see how the addiction kicks in once the etch pops out from the kero and W&D.....

Originally Posted by Pat

Sally is the innocent party!

Sally
Is a dark horse she regularly takes a stock take on my tool collection lol.

Originally Posted by FenceFurniture

Good job Matt - got him before the first ½Century, so plenty of time.....

Let's just see how the addiction kicks in once the etch pops out from the kero and W&D.....

Addiction a I saw some recipes for the "other" tools he brought,
Wow big spender.
Has Dave mentioned the other tools yet.

Originally Posted by DaveTTC

On the last day of my 47th year I was out with Matt and Sally. As we walked thru a vareity of stores under the main roof, all sporting second hand goods, je dragged me back to something I missed.

For $12 this could be mine. $10 above my normal spend limit but I splurged.



Attachrd to this medallion and timber hander is a rip saw in ready to use condition. It needs tuning but it is sharp. The rust will rub off with use.

Upon arriving back at Matt's cave he showed me his shiny medallions ... i too could shine. Well the medallion anyway.

Buffing done



A view of the saw



At about 715 mm this is a No.4



For those of you metrically impared



So now I have another project. Not exactly sure the age or era ... early 1900's?

DaveTTC
The Turning Cowboy
Turning Wood Into Art

The four is for four teeth per inch sir

Originally Posted by Simplicity

Addiction a I saw some recipes for the "other" tools he brought,
Wow big spender.
Has Dave mentioned the other tools yet.

I know nothing

DaveTTC
The Turning Cowboy
Turning Wood Into Art

Originally Posted by DaveTTC

I know nothing

DaveTTC
The Turning Cowboy
Turning Wood Into Art

Your wife knows more she will easily talk lol

A little history on the tool makers

The Tyzack Family from 1849 | River Sheaf

Still can't make out what era this saw is.



DaveTTC
The Turning Cowboy
Turning Wood Into Art

Originally Posted by Simplicity

Sally is a dark horse she regularly takes a stock take on my tool collection lol.

Well yeah, doesn't she handle the office work? That would be for insurance purposes....surely....

From this https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Joseph_Tyzack_and_Son
it seems I would be correct to say the say was made in the following time frame

1847 - 1942

DaveTTC
The Turning Cowboy
Turning Wood Into Art

Originally Posted by DaveTTC

From this https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Joseph_Tyzack_and_Son
it seems I would be correct to say the say was made in the following time frame

1847 - 1942

DaveTTC
The Turning Cowboy
Turning Wood Into Art

Immm I think with a little more diligent research, we might be able to get a little closer with time frame.

Originally Posted by FenceFurniture

Well yeah, doesn't she handle the office work? That would be for insurance purposes....surely....

Insurance.
Ye your not wrong there the,the insurance that I behalf at all times.
Or there will be a massive no reserve sale on this here forum lol.[emoji12]

So far I have not find any catalogues but going with some observations from Matt I'll take a stab at arlimd 1920's

There is no lambs tongue on the handle would seem to indicate more recent. At 4TPI and 28" long would an older version have had a labs tongue handle?

Thoughts?

DaveTTC
The Turning Cowboy
Turning Wood Into Art

Dave,
Post some better pics of the handle if you can.


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