What are your oldest saws?

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1960 Barker Super C80. It was free and required a $5 carb kit to make it run.
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The oldest saw I have is the newest inhabitant to my garage.
1947 Reed Prentice.

And yeah, that's a "full wrap". lol

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Well - - I do have some old stuff, but, the Ottawa log saw is the oldest. Probably early 40ish .
 
Pre 1960:
David Bradley 917 60003- 1956....Project
Clinton D-55...................1959....Running
IEL(Pioneer) RA...............1957....Project
Mcculloch 1-40...............1959....Running

Warning If you acquire one good old timer saw is starts the worst type of CAD :help:
 
The average age of my collection is rapidly aging. I was pretty wrapped up in nothing but later model Stihls for quite a while. That has been diversified quite a bit as I acquire older Homelites, Macs, David Bradley, etc. I'd love to have a Contra/Lightning someday as well as a 2-man saw. Here are my current oldest saws and when they were introduced.

Homelite Zip - 1958
Homelite SXL-925 - ? admittedly not as old
Mac 1-52 - 1962
Mac 10-10A - 1969 actual sale date
David Bradley 917.60029 - 1965
Stihl 07S - 1965
Stihl 08S - 1965
Stihl S10 - 1968

My Mac 3-25, a 47, and a 33 are all from the early 50's......

I want a Super 33..........I think they're cool looking......


Casey
 
Great topic and a good time to jump in and make my first post.
My oldest is an pneumatic Reed-Prentice Timberhog 24" that requires 90cfm at 90-105 psi. They were used in WWII and the service manual I have is dated September 1942. The small chain in the pic is .325.
 
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