Old Cross Cut saws, value??

[Black Dog Chainsaw]

Can anyone ball park me on the value of these? I have no clue and thought some of you might know more than me...

 

[Gunn]

Everything depends on brand, style, and condition.

 

[Black Dog Chainsaw]

Everything depends on brand, style, and condition.

Looking at trading a running saw for all of them. Ball park me on what you would chance on them. Assuming rough condition and pretty common.

 

[Gunn]

Without knowing the above, I'd offer $20 each with the assumption they are in poor shape and unknown mfg.

Are you going turn them into wall hangers or restore and put back into occasional use?

 

[Black Dog Chainsaw]

Without knowing the above, I'd offer $20 each with the assumption they are in poor shape and unknown mfg.

Are you going turn them into wall hangers or restore and put back into occasional use?

Honestly I was going to clean and paint them and then incorporate them into a log sign out by the end of our driveway.

 

[beaglebriar]

They make nice wall hangers. This one hasn't made it that far yet but you get the idea.

 

[jacob j.]

Those are all one-man crosscuts and all look to be the hardwood style tooth and raker arrangement except for second one up from the bottom. Depending on what the saw is, it may be an equitable trade but those aren't worth much. If they were long two-man crosscuts set up in the Western style with the long, softwood tooth and raker arrangement they would be worth a lot more. Personally I wouldn't pay more than $100-120 for the whole lot, so I think Gunn is right on the money.

 

[Cut4fun]

Dad has a painted one above den entry. Couple he used with his dad in the barn.

I have just this in the shop. Going to paint someday and put handles on it.

 

[Gypo Logger]

The pic came out somewhat under exposed, but here's a crosscut I had painted maybe 20 years ago.