Reviewed By: I.Ball
Category: Old Tenon Saws
Manufacturer: Buck
Tool Type: Tenon Saw
Model No:
This old London made brass-back Buck tenon saw was fitted with a shaped
Beech handle. The handle has two brass buttons securing the
handle and the solid brass-backed blade together.
The reverse side of the buttons have a flat-head screwdriver slot
allowing the buttons to be adjusted/tightened by using a flat-head
screwdriver / turnscrew.
The saw shown is 14 inches in length and has 12 teeth per inch (tpi).
There were different sized versions of this saw produced.
Buck of Totenham Court Road, London, were a very well respected and fine tool maker of their
time. This workmanship has stood the test of time with the quality
of their tools still appreciated today.
Handle: Beech
Number Of Buttons: 2
Type Of Buttons: Brass
Brass Back Markings:
'Buck, Tot Court Rd'
? - ?
For information on dating this saw and other British saws, see the
'British Saws and Saw Makers from c1660' book, written by Simon Barley.
The book is the most comprehensive saw directory to date listing makers, makers
marks and manufacturing dates. There is also a whole host of additional information
on the history of saw making, how to date a saw, in depth details
on each of the large makers and much more, making for the most interesting read
and leaving you with a slight desire to buy an old British saw.
(i) This review/article may give warning(s) / advisory notes / cautions / guidelines given
in good faith, any such information should not be solely relied upon and seen
as the exhaustive list of warnings / advisory notes / cautions / guidelines. Refer
to good safety practices for the safety of you and others. Refer to good practices
for the good health of your tool and property.
(ii) The details here are given in good faith, the details are constantly growing
and evolving including corrections, there is scope for error and shouldn't be fully relied upon,
please confirm any details for yourself by performing additional research from
reliable sources.
Enjoy viewing the encyclopedia of tools.
If you use info such as dates, sizes, details from FindMyTool.co.uk for certain online
auction sites, forums, video footage, websites and any other forms of media,
please kindly give credit to this site and spread the word so others know
where to find the information.
Please see our terms if using more than a few dates
or details.