Description

Richardson Brothers No. 8 Hand Saw – 26″ Plate, 11 PPI – Sharp, Straight, and Superb
A truly exceptional example from one of America’s finest 19th-century saw makers, this Richardson Brothers No. 8 hand saw features a 26-inch long plate with 11 points per inch—ideal for fine crosscutting. The blade is sharp, straight, and ready for use or display, with a crisp toothline and excellent tension.
Crafted in Newark, New Jersey during the golden age of American sawmaking, Richardson Brothers tools were renowned for their superior steel tempering and edge retention. This saw exemplifies that legacy, with a comfortable handle and elegant profile that speaks to both function and form.
Richardson Brothers operated from 1859 until their acquisition by Hamilton Disston in 1900, and their saws are prized by collectors for their durability, craftsmanship, and historical significance. The No. 8 was one of their premium models, often favored by professional carpenters and joiners.
Specifications:
• Maker: Richardson Brothers Saw Works, Newark, NJ
• Model: No. 8
• Plate Length: 26 inches
• Tooth Count: 11 PPI (crosscut)
• Condition: Sharp, straight, and clean
• Era: Late 19th century
• Handle: Original, hardwood, excellent patina
Whether you’re a serious collector or a craftsman who appreciates heritage tools, this saw is a standout piece—ready to work or grace your wall.
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