Patents issued to and used by the Harvey W. Peace company |
| Patent Number |
Brief Description |
| 104,847 |
Patented by William Hankin, an improvement in saw-frames. A frame saw incorperating this aptent was produced by Harvey Peace under the name "Elliptic Saw Frame". An ad
vertisment for this saw can be seen here.
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| 216,800 |
Patented adjustable saw with a cast iron handle and blade held in place with a screw. The patentee is William McNiece. I have an example of this saw with a blade marke
d "Harvey W. Peace". |
| 238,960 |
Adjustable Crosscut Saw Handle |
| 274,708 |
Patented by H.W. Peace and Alfred Boynton, a new design of crosscut saw teeth featuring alternating clearing and cutting teeth. This may have been the idea behind Boyn
ton's "Lightning Saw". |
| 280,612 |
Patented by William H. Hankin, Jr. and Cornelius Tenney. Features a reinforcing plate attached to the underside
of the handle. This is probably the most well-known feature of Peace's "Perfection" saws. It is speculated that Hankin was
partnered with Peace, or shared Peace's Brooklyn factory. Saws bearing William Hankin's name along with the familiar Peace arm
and hammer logo, and the "Vulcan Saw Works" name have been found. |
| 281,447 |
Patented by Frank A. Buell, July 17, 1883. This patent features a handle specially relieved to fit the hand of a right-handed user. This feature was incorperated into
Peace's top of the line P-68 and P-70 hand saws. |
| 298,115 |
Interchangable blade mechanism for a compas saw |
| re10135 |
Patented by Emanuel Andrews and produced by Peace in the P45 saw. This is an interesting take on the "let-in" style handle. I have seen only one example of this saw s
o far. |