Large Saws Belt Motor Driven                             

Another friend gave me this Rockwell -Delta. It is in perfect condition, but it was always just a display item. Probably made in the 40's.

Another old Power Kraft by Mongomery Ward. Would guess this saw in the 40's.  Also came with the original Power Kraft motor.

A Craftsman rigid arm saw. Made in the 40's I think.

Had a reply from  T.W. GALLOWAY JR. about this saw.

This is an old Ward's saw that was given to me by a friend. Not all the parts are there so it does not run. Someone wrote me their parents gave them one of these in the mid 30's as a present. One of the first projects they did was Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs.

A Walker-Turner , Driver saw made in the 40's.

A Cunmmings " Do-It " model saw. My guess is this saw was made in  the 60's. It has a pulley setup for belt drive from a pulley.

Probably made in the 40's. Raised lettering on the frame says it is from  the DRIVER'S LINE  of saws.

An old Craftsman. This saw has a different blade guide under the table that is attached to the rear table tilting pin.

A Power Craft that was to have been made in the 1930's. I bought this as a setup with a drill press, and grinder all on one common power shaft.

The old Delta 24" with the tube frame. Made from 1931-1935 .

 A Simpson Simplicity scrollsaw.

This is a Wizard brand saw. 

A Boice Crane Model 60, made in the 1930-40's would be my guess.

A " Companion " brand scrollsaw.

Another large bench saw, made by Dunlap in the 1940's.

 Think this one was made for Wards.

Unknown manufacture

Unknown manufacture

Couple of old saws that were said to maybe be for steam engines.

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