Hand Crank or Belt Driven                                    

This hand crank Delta looked to be fun to use. Haven't figured out how you crank with one hand and hold the work with the other hand. Maybe it was a 2 man saw!  I think these were made in the 20's.

Another Delta hand crank that is different than the one above. But the dates are the same on both saws.

A hand crank saw. I think this is a copycat of the Delta hand crank saw. Made in the 1920's is my guess.

This is another Delta , but notice the thumbscrew adjustment on the hold down is not up top where you can find it easier.

This saw is an Atlas made by F. A. Smith Mfg. in Rochester , NY. Designed for a belt drive from your motor.

Another Delta hand crank.

Another American Boy Delta that came with the motor mounted on a board.

Another American Boy Delta that came with the motor mounted on a board.

This wood saw has a pulley setup for speed to hand crank the saw.

Another model of hand crank saw. Maker unknown. 

This saw was made by Hobbies of England, guessing in the early 1900's.

American Boy

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