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It's good to see that you're getting plenty of exercise Jim! Nice job! Finding a log lying like that without being in a bind of some kind is pretty rare! We have about a half dozen over 3 ft. - that we know about - out of Kalama H.C. Power saws are allowed there, but with the high fire danger, we wi...

Welcome to Crosscut Sawyer! Several things I consider when working on clearing a trail... What is the largest tree that you are likely to encounter is first... Two man saws are generally my first choice, either a 5 1/2' felling saw, or my favorite 5' Simonds 520 bucking saw. A 4' one man saw, with ...

Some details about the company history at: http://americanmadefiles.blogspot.com/2 ... thers.html

There is some info on this site....
https://www.crosscutsawyer.com/viewtopi ... bros#p6799

I have never seen one of their saws!

Thanks for posting the catalog!
Looks good!

I can not find a picture on the site now, but member "underbucker" had one that I'm sure he made...... maybe 7 or 8 years ago!
I was handy because you didn't have to unload items packed on top of the box remove a saw.

Welcome to the forum NETCOYOTE!
Yes, the West Coast Crosscut Saw Filers Social happened!
There were about 30 filers in attendance, from at least 4 states. I hope that another similar event might be held in the future!

"I have wondered whether the long jointers with a shoe at each end are better for bigger saws - any thoughts?" Long jointers, by virtue of the wide points of contact with the saw, are considerably better at maintaining the arc of the saw. This is especially useful in maintaining "two man" saws. Keep...

Another nice find!
Your one man saw looks like the Disston No. 1 Extra Champion in the 1919 catalog?
(the 1919 catalog is the undated one in the list of Vintage Catalogs, Disston)

Welcome to the forum!
You have done a nice job on your saw!
I have not seen the Richardson name before.