fatkook626
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what era is the warrented superior one i cant find one like it
thank you!Here's a quote from one site
On the warranted superior saw...Outside of England, the WS medallion was used on second line or lesser quality saws, but in England it was used on first quality high end saws, and was a mark of quality. England used them from 1819 to 1878. The banner says Dieu et Mon Droit, the literal translation is "God and my right", referring to the divine right of kings.
Hand Saw Roadside selection [Archive] - Woodwork Forums
and an actual example of the medallion on a saw; a very nice piece.
T. Tillstson & Co. - Sheffield, England.
Mike
awesome thank you here is the exact one as the 2nd one Untitled Document it is circa 1917
lolYour Disston Medallion is dated as between 1917-1942 as per Disston's online reference site.
Online Reference of Disston Saws -- The Medallions
At the bottom, there is also a paragraph about the "Warranted Superior" (WS) medallion with regard to Disston products. As well as this link to the WS in their FAQ page. Online Reference of Disston Saws -- Frequently Asked Questions