Lombard chainsaw

elijahearnestfarmall · Oct 25, 2016

Hello. I received this chainsaw that was a barn find. I figured i could repair it and re-sell for a small profit or restore it and add it to my personal collection. i know nothing about older chainsaws (i'm a tractor dude) and i figured there would be somebody that could give me some input. I know you can't trust the prices on ebay very well but there were some similar to it where people were asking $400 or so. Any idea what it could sell for restored? how old is it? How many of the same model were produced?
Thanks for any info you have!
Elijah
(sorry i couldn't get the pictures to turn)

Part Time Pete · Oct 25, 2016

A guy near me deals in antique saws - he's a wealth of knowledge.
His name is Bob Johnson 607-638-9297
Pete

BarnyardEngineering · Oct 25, 2016

ebay has a feature where you can search completed auctions where the item has sold. That way you can get a good idea of what the value would be, because those are auctions where someone actually bought the saw.

Russ from MN · Oct 25, 2016

In my area old chainsaws are a dime a dozen, unless their something special. There was an old guy in the 4th of July parade had a 38 International truck
with about 50 old chainsaws hanging on it. I have a picture somewhere.

jeffcat · Oct 25, 2016

You must mean Bob up in Maryland,NY. Guy is a real storehouse. I have been up to his store several times. He specializes in McCulloch saws. The other place this question wants to go is a web site. [Chainsaw Collectors Corner] Out of Canada and they have information on any saw ever made.

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