Bishop No 10 Hand Saw 26 Inch Rip Saw G H Bishop Cincinnati 1887 Patent

Description

View Bishop No 10 Hand Saw 26 Inch Rip Saw G H Bishop Cincinnati 1887 Patent with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Patent marking: December 27, 1887. Type: Straight-back hand rip saw. The full-length steel blade has a coarse tooth pattern intended for ripping lumber parallel to the grain. Portions of the original factory etching remain visible on the steel blade near the handle, including lettering associated with the manufacturer and original saw specifications. G.H. Bishop & Co. No. 10 Hand Saw – 26-Inch Rip Saw – Cincinnati, OhioEarly American woodworking hand saw manufactured by G.H. Bishop & Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio, featuring a 26-inch steel blade, coarse rip-cut teeth, distinctive three-opening hardwood handle, original brass hardware, and surviving factory blade etching.MANUFACTURER & IDENTIFICATION* Manufacturer: G.H. Bishop & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio* Model: No. 10 (based on surviving blade identification)* Type: Straight-back hand rip saw* Blade length: 26 inches* Tooth configuration: Approximately 5 points per inch (4 teeth per inch)* Handle: Contoured hardwood with three openings* Hardware: Brass fasteners and manufacturer’s medallion* Patent marking: December 27, 1887ORIGINAL FACTORY MARKINGSThe brass handle medallion is marked “G.H. BISHOP & CO. CINCINNATI, O.” and features the company’s winged animal emblem and December 27, 1887 patent date.Portions of the original factory etching remain visible on the steel blade near the handle, including lettering associated with the manufacturer and original saw specifications.The surviving blade etching is an important feature of this example, particularly considering its age and unrestored condition.CONSTRUCTION & DESIGNThe hardwood handle features an unusual three-opening configuration, including an additional opening above the main hand grip. The handle retains its shaped contours, original brass hardware, and manufacturer medallion.The full-length steel blade has a coarse tooth pattern intended for ripping lumber parallel to the grain.CONDITIONOffered in its existing, unrestored condition.* Extensive oxidation, discoloration, and surface corrosion throughout the blade* Portions of the original factory blade etching remain visible* Saw teeth appear largely intact, with wear consistent with age and use* Hardwood handle shows surface wear, scratches, and visible cracking near several fasteners and openings* Original brass hardware and manufacturer medallion present* Handle has received an application of wood revitalizing oil* Blade has not been cleaned, polished, or professionally restored* Cutting performance and sharpness have not been testedPlease examine all photographs carefully for the exact condition, construction, blade markings, tooth configuration, and handle details.An identifiable G.H. Bishop & Co. woodworking saw retaining its distinctive hardwood handle, brass patent medallion, and portions of its original factory blade etching.Sold as pictured. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Tools, Hardware & Locks › Tools › Carpentry, Woodworking › Saws. Brand: G. H. Bishop & Co..

Brand

G. H. Bishop & Co.

Original/Reproduction

Antique Original

Country of Origin

United States