spear & jackson trade sign in the form of a saw

Circa 1920s. a very unusual steel and wood ‘Spear and Jackson’ trade sign in the form of a handsaw, the traditionally shaped wood handle with a metal blade which is held in place by five brass rivets, the front of the saw with the faded emblem, with the saw teeth cut into the bottom.

137cm Long, 33cm HighOur Ref: 35126

Antiques.co.uk Ref: 3NH8FMJY2

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