Is this a woodworking hand saw?

[David Howell]

Does anybody recognize this saw?

At first I thought it was a hacksaw, but if you look at the teeth, there's no way they're for metal cutting. Maybe it's a meat cutting saw? Or, it really is a general use woodworking saw.

It is a very unusual saw and since it was only about a $1, I grabbed it for a souvenir. If anyone knows what it is, I'd appreciate it for curiosities sake.

-Dave

[Van Huskey]

Although you may get an answer here you are more likely to get more info if you pst in the Neanderthal area, those folks breathe handtools.

[Gary Hodgin]

Not sure, looks a little like a weird (strange curve in the frame) bow saw used for trimming tree limbs.

[David Howell]

Thanks, I reposted over there.

[David Howell]

Hmm, could be, did not think of that.

[Brian Kincaid]

Looks like a saw my plumber used to cut PVC pipe. Hard to tell the scale though.
-Brian

[Josiah Bartlett]

I'm not sure of the scale of those teeth, but there's a good possibility that's a saw used for cutting drain pipe, either lead or cast iron. Either of those don't require the same fine tooth set that steel does.