Saw Through an Arm.

Reciprocating Saw, Arm Saw, Sander, Batteries & Chargers. Getting all pictured.

Craftsman 10 inch radial arm saw and delta sander No shipping. pick up only

45" wide X 40" deep X 59" high. Working. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply w

CRAFTSMAN 12" RADIAL ARM SAW

RYOBI 8 1/2" RADIAL ARM SAW

Model number RS 1000 0. Working. 32" wide X 30-1/2" deep X 28-1/2" high. LR IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these ter

10" Radial arm. Working. Pick up by appointment only in Duncannon, PA. LR / WP IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these

Bring Help to load. NO SHIPPING

No shipping ! Bring help to load

No shipping ! Buyer to bring help to load

No Shipping !

Arm Saw. No shipping , Bring help to load.

Postwar American Flyer S gauge 23796 Saw Mill in original box with instructions sheet, controller, log, planks, saw dust pile, arm, string, carriage, roofs, C6+. Box has bottom insert, box is very

Vintage Transformer Sound Wave and Buzzsaw. Comes with both arms, 3 rockets and buzz saw is complete. Sound Wave measures approx. 4 1/4" long. You are bidding at a live sale. Please Read the terms and

South Dakota, probably Sioux, reservation period C. 1880s-1890s. From a group of 5, these were made from traded or purchased items, perhaps metal strapping or scrap saw blades, and are of hunting weig

German - 1930's. Made of Tin. 9 1/4" Long. Works sporadically. Very Good Condition. One boy missing two tabs to attach him. The other boy missing one arm.

Steam toys (2), Bing Man at Circular Saw 9956/116, c.1902, tin man moves arms & bends at waist, Carette Men Sawing, may have some old repairs, VG cond, largest 5.5"H x 7.5"W.

Rare Whalebone Frame Saw, circa 1860, American, mid-nineteenth century. The saw is comprised of a pair of vertical arms with a cross stretcher which is mortised into each arm. At the top of each arm i

Steam toys (3), Arnold Man at Hammer Mill S23, slight ding in pounder shaft, VG cond, Arnold Sawer, c.1920, man with bow saw, VG cond & Carette Man at Lathe #195/17, c.1911, Rare, arm from lathe crank

(1) See-Saw: mechanical, base winds, working; (1) Covered Wagon: wound tight, driver missing arm; (1) Japanese Crazy Car: C. K., litho tin with celluloid head, mechanical, working; missing windshield,

Leaping leopard frog mounted on base, Steve Weaver, Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Frog has lepped from the base, its arms, fingers and legs are extended. Glass eyes. Signed "SAW" and titled "Too Quick to C

Classic example of the type identified as the first swords made in the New World. These were made in the Caribbean in the 17th century and are well documented in literature including Arms and Armor in

19th century, maritime or slave trade. 31 1/2" length. Hand hewn oak haft pierced for a wrist thong. The tails in two segments of thick leather, comprising 5 and 4 respectively and nailed and wired to

Domed iron skull, of slightly oval form, 8 1/4" x 9 1/2" with Fleurette top mount and forged iron ring. 14" mail fall of cylindrical from relieved for the shoulders with a tapered band centered in eac