46, 168 pagesДЎ952 Simonds Si-Clone Saws (small circular saws)ДЎ955В Simonds Saws Knives Files Shears CuttersДЎ963 Simonds Metal Cutting Tools Catalog M-100ДЎ963 Simonds Wood Cutting Tools Catalog W-100, reprinted through 1969ДЎ832-1851 J. 40, Pacific Coast Edition, 188 pagesДЎ942 Simonds Saws Knives Files Hack Saws Shear Blades Steel Specialties, 155 pagesДЎ946 Simonds Saws Knives Files Hack Saws Shear Blades Steel Specialties No.

38, 151 pagesДЎ940 Simonds Saws Knives Files Steel No. 35ДЎ937 Simonds Saws Knives Files Steel, Pacific Coast Edition, 200 pagesДЎ938 Simonds Saws Knives Files Steel Catalog No. 27, 168 pagesДЎ935 Simonds Saws Knives Files Steel No. 23, 191 pagesДЎ923 Simonds Saws Knives Files Steel, Pacific Coast EditionДЎ927 Simonds Saws Knives Files Steel No. 19, 195 pages (reprinted in 1994)ДЎ923 Simonds Saws Knives Files Steel No.

18, Pacific Coast Edition, 162 pagesДЎ919 Simonds Saws & Knives No. Items in bold I have bought, scanned, and uploaded to .ДЎ889 Price List of the Simonds Saws and KnivesДЎ893 Price List of the Simonds Saws and KnivesДЎ904 Simonds Saws & Knives, 80 pages (only 1 page of hand saws)ДЎ904 Hardware Edition (includes hand saws)ДЎ907 Seventy-five Years (company history)ДЎ909 Simonds Saws & Knives, pages unknownДЎ914 Simonds Saws & Knives, Pacific Coast Edition, 172 pagesДЎ915 Simonds Saws Knives Files Steel, 160 pagesДЎ916 Simonds Saws Knives Files Steel, 180 pagesДЎ918 Simonds Saws Knives Files Steel No. Simonds also published catalogs of their files, and Heller files after 1955. It appears that Simonds may have issued catalogs yearly in the early 1900s, but some years are more common than others. These are ones I have researched on WorthPoint, eBay, Amazon Books, and elsewhere. This is a partial list of Simonds catalogs, pamphlets, and other publications. of Mayville, NY, and sold the business in 1950 to Cummins-Chicago Corp.В That firm continued to make Wappat-designed tools until they sold their tool line in 1954 to John Oster Manufacturing Co. A 1930 advertisement described 'a high grade line of electric drills, electric handsaws, electric bench grinders, electric mortisers and electric planes.' Simonds operated this subsidiary as Wappat Inc. Simonds' entry into power tools followed the discontinuation of hand saw manufacturing in 1926. While expensive, they were a favorite for heavy construction and cutting concrete paving and pipe. The saws were worm-drive and included patented features such as a telescoping guard. Wappat's original business was Wappat Gear Works, and he added circular saws and other power tools of his own designs. In 1928 Simonds purchased an innovative power tool manufacturer from Fred W.

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