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You have your collection setup very nicely I see.

I keep all my saws in a display area. I have 1 section completed and plan to have 3 before its over. I have them displayed well to where one can visit and walk through them but there's never quite enough room for how I'd really like to have them setup.

Next up I will jump to my 3rd oldest petrol chainsaw. This particular chainsaw was completely redesigned in 1933 as it had problems starting the chip pile on fire from bucking. The original design of this model type was designed in 1932 and production ran through 1935. This particular unit is...

You should go check as finding a stihl bdn stateside would indeed be a unusual find. Many different brand 2 man saws were made a a few copies from other manufacturers of this particular saw were manufactured throughout the world. If it is indeed a stihl bdn even in rough condition they have...

I seen there was one on ebay. I can assume it was yours. Looked like a nice example just used is all.

Stihl bdn 1953 300cc At one time I thought this to be a pretty scarce saw. Today I have a different opinion on rarity. This is still in my collection and will remain in my collection as the condition and originality of this kettensagen are quite good. This is in many countries a highly sought...

Definitely not a chainsaw you can just plan to go find, you could literally look for years and come up empty handed. It's great to know you have one and appreciate the value behind such a oddity.

Mcculloch 3-25 type 1 October 1949 production. Possibly the most scarce 1 man chainsaw in my collection. This saw also has some great early historical value far as 1 man chainsaw development. This is where rarity and demand do not come together as its a desirable saw to some but doesn't have...

Contra sandcast 2nd day production Contra g Neither saw is extremely rare but being these are collected worldwide that creates high demand and with demand prices soar. This is in my opinion where demand outweighs rarity or historical value to set value on a vintage chainsaw.

Far as I'm aware all 090g saws that left the factory are 58mm. This one is factory original and has not ever been played with.

Jonsereds xb This is a red version of which most were painted green. The red ones were export saws to Finland as far as I'm aware. This one is virtually unused and has its wooden crate.

Nos never fueled 090g with factory wax mark still on the muffler. Not necessarily a rare saw but thought some might like to see this. This saw originally came from Australia to a stateside collection years ago.

Burnett b6 Design was bought from Shade engineering and built and sold by **** Burnett Vancouver B.C the b6 was the predecessor to the Burnett C and was 125cc villers engine from England.

Oh I wouldn't say that having personally seen both of their collections more than once.

Jonsereds xc Serial 006 This particular xc was found with period correct leak proof batteries still in the saw.

Jonsereds xc Serial 019 Test saw for the north American market 1955. This saw closely resembles the Jonsereds xa but differs quite a bit as it uses d cell batteries to preheat the hot bulb engine for starting. Pictures below show the saw with original crate and special starting instructions to...

Jonsereds xa Most know these as diesel chainsaws even though they are technically not a diesel engine. This was one of Jonsereds 1st offerings in the chainsaw market. Propane in the handle bar was used for heating a hot bulb for starting the all fuel engine.

I know of 8 counting yours.

Never had a Mozwood in my collection. I believe they were very similar in design to a lamb sw-7 model. The mozwood A7 is the only model I can recall.

Nib stihl contra not exactly a rare saw but being nib makes it more desirable for historical reasons. This particular saw is a early diecast version and has original documents with it. The importer was TWC which was a early stihl distributor based out of New York.