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It's definitely a lot of money, but the one piece top would indicate that it's a 110 or 111, both of which are much less common than the 111S.

Mark had mentioned George Blake; this is George selling this saw. I bought one of his saws on Ebay a short while back, and he is certainly a gentleman as Mark said.

Great choice, they were mighty fine saws.

Here's one for you--52E, and a 521 and a 50

I only have one David Bradley saw, it's a 95cc gear drive and it has 1/2" pitch chain.

Most of mine have been there and done that. Now they deserve to shine--at least the ones that still can.😎

Those are the best pictures I've seen of your collection yet. Jim, I think it looks great. You've done a super job of utilizing your space. AND, you have some of the nicest examples of the models you have that I have seen. You should be proud!!

There's never enough room, but, from what I've seen in your pictures, you seem to be able to avoid any appearance of clutter. My display room isn't big so it's fairly densely populated. My collection ranges from mundane to semi-difficult to find, it's been fun but definitely no heart stoppers...

Beautiful saw, and really nicely displayed. I have avoided two man saws generally for several reasons,, but chiefly because it takes so much room to store or display them. Your saws are very tastefully presented and it doesn't appear that there's a shortage of room--super super nice!

Floyd, that's absolutely gorgeous!!

definitely one I'd like to find someday!!

Those are really intriguing! Who made the engines, and what was the displacement?

I don't know how rare these are across the pond, but they aren't all that common here. Yanmar rotary.

If it were me, I'd definitely look into some carbide chain no matter which saw I settled on.

This forum is supposed to be for sharing, and, while it's true that there are a few that need attention so badly that they need to constantly disparage others, I think that the less-noisy majority would appreciate seeing pictures of some truly uncommon saws. Thank you for being willing to share.

Mark, this says that the Teflon diaphragm's pump capability is too high for many carbs; does that mean it can pump too much pressure for the metering needle to hold?

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If the 45/12 was based on a P 45 then that handle should fit a P 42.

Tony, I have a starter that'll fit your 80. It's not pretty, but should function OK. PM me if you're interested.

Mark is an amazing host and his museum and shop are world class!!