76 inches overall, blade is 68 inches X 5-7/8 inches at the thickest point. Handles are strong as new. Blade has been treated with rust preventative but still plenty of patina left.
AI information: Estimated Age: 90 to 140 Years OldSaws of this style were manufactured primarily between the 1880s and the 1930s.The Era: This was the golden age of manual logging before gas-powered chainsaws entirely took over the timber industry in the 1940s and 1950s.The Tooth Pattern: The blade features a perforated lance-tooth configuration (groups of four cutting teeth separated by a raker tooth with deep clean-out gullets). This specific pattern was introduced in the late 19th century specifically for cutting through resinous softwoods like pine and fir.