Don Wilwol

The Saw in History Don Wilwol

This is a reprint of "THE SAW IN HISTORY" by Henry Disston $ Sons first published in 1915. A comprehensive description of the development of this most useful of tools from the earliest times down to the present day. It is 62 pages of hand saw history. Its a dedication to that vast army of workers extending from the crowded centers of civilization into the wilds that mark the limits of man's advance in his conquering march against nature whose chief weapon is THE SAW, this book is dedicated.