WI Barn Antique Marked "SMALLEY MFG CO MANITOWOC, WI" Logging Saw Blade HEAVY

Description: Among the early settlers of Manitowoc County was a blacksmith by the name of Edmund J. Smalley. Smalley had set up shop in Manitowoc in 1857, at a time when immigration into the county was growing rapidly and land was being cleared at a rapid pace for the establishment of farms. Smalley began making plows, adding a small foundry to his shop to make the plow points and other metal parts. By the 1880s, the agricultural landscape began to change in Manitowoc County. The county's earliest farmers tried their hand at growing grains such as wheat, oats and barley.The blade measures approximately 66" long. At the narrow end, this blade measures 5 1/28" wide and 7 7/8" wide at the center. The teeth measure approximately 5/8" deep on average. This Blade weighs 16 lbs! ANY REASONABLE OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED! The items I find are farm auctions, household auctions, etc. I will give you a description, to the best of my knowledge, regarding age and information found on those unique pieces. All sales are final, so I ask that you zoom over the pictures for a close view of them since I do NOT accept returns. If have any additional questions, please feel free to contact me. If, after you receive item, it does not meet your expectations, please contact me. Also worth mentioning, since many of my items are big and bulky, I do recycle cardboard. My shipping is based on ebay's estimator calculator.

Price: 70 USD

Location: Gresham, Wisconsin

End Time: 2025-01-09T23:20:08.000Z

Shipping Cost: 36.44 USD