Antique Two-Man Crosscut Saw ~5ft Blade Wood Handle Primitive Tool

Large antique two-man crosscut saw, approximately 5 feet in blade length based on comparison to standard door height. Features a wide steel blade with large raker/champion-pattern teeth designed for felling trees or bucking logs. The top end has a wooden crossbar handle (tote) secured with a cast iron or malleable iron bracket/swivel fitting - a distinctive feature allowing the handle to pivot for ergonomic use. The opposite end has a second wooden handle visible at the bottom. The blade shows significant age-appropriate patina and surface oxidation/rust throughout, with no visible maker's markings readable in the photos. Teeth appear intact along the full length though some minor deformation is possible at the tips. The wooden handles show weathering, checking, and gray/silver aged wood tone. Overall, this is a substantial primitive tool with strong decorative and collector appeal.