Question about my finds!

[mummytrol]

Hello dear friends!!! Have some questions about my recent finds!!! Thanks for any info!!! Mummytrol!!!

 

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[kingskid1611]

Don't have a clue.

 

[diggingthe1]

The lower piece is from an old saw handle.

 

[creskol]

The first piece is a link from a fashion belt. They show up on here from time to time.m. Take a look at this older thread: http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/w...ary-fashion-anchor-four-attachment-rings.html

With regards to your saw handle medallion, it is off of a British made "Simpson saw" and depicts an image of mythical slayer.

Interesting enough, the​

term "Warranted Superior" was use in the US to denote a lesser grade saw made by saw makers, while on British made saws, it denoted truly superior products.

Here is a website I found that provided me with the info above and the accompanying photograph: The Valley Woodworker: De-rusting and Warranted superior saws

Here is another useful site: Online Reference of Disston Saws -- The Medallions

 

[creskol]

I'm not sure why the text is jumbled up in my post above. It shows up right in the text box before posting, but once I hit the post button, it resorts back to the jumbled mess you see above. I tried editing it a couple times to no avail.

 

[mummytrol]

Thanks a lot for such a full answer!!! Mummytrol!!!

 

[Davers]

The first piece is a link from a fashion belt. They show up on here from time to time.m. Take a look at this older thread: http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/w...ary-fashion-anchor-four-attachment-rings.html

With regards to your saw handle medallion, it is off of a British made "Simpson saw" and depicts an image of mythical slayer.

Interesting enough, the​

term "Warranted Superior" was use in the US to denote a lesser grade saw made by saw makers, while on British made saws, it denoted truly superior products.

Here is a website I found that provided me with the info above and the accompanying photograph: The Valley Woodworker: De-rusting and Warranted superior saws

Here is another useful site: Online Reference of Disston Saws -- The Medallions

Great Reply & I'd .
I learned a good bit about those type saw's & bookmarked the site . Thx creskol