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Johnson & Conaway back saw prices

What Johnson & Conaway back saws actually sell for, from 13 recorded sales and 1 listing for sale now.

Sold prices

Median sold
$159
Most sell for
$145–$185
Sales on record
13
For sale now
1
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None of these is priced under what this tool usually sells for.

Compared with 13 recorded sales: “typical” is the middle half of sale prices; the percentage is against the median. Condition and completeness vary — check the listing.

Every recorded sale. The band spans the middle half of all sales; the line is the median.
median $159Dealers13 sales$89 — Early JOHNSON & CONAWAY Eagle Stamped Brass Back Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$95 — JOHNSON & CONAWAY 14 Inch Back Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$125 — Early JOHNSON & CONAWAY PHILADA SPRING STEEL Double Eagle Tenon Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$145 — Rare & Early Double Eagle JOHNSON & CONAWAY PHILADA Spring Steel Brass Back Tenon Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$150 — JOHNSON & CONAWAY PHILADA Double Eagle Brass Back Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$150 — Early JOHNSON & CONAWAY PHILADA 14 Inch Back Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$159 — JOHNSON & CONAWAY PHILADA Spring Steel Brass Back Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$175 — Rare & Early JOHNSON & CONAWAY PHILADA Spring Steel Back Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$185 — JOHNSON & CONAWAY PHILADA Double Eagle Brass Back Tenon Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$185 — Double Eagle JOHNSON & CONAWAY PHILA Brass Back Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$189 — Double Eagle JOHNSON & CONAWAY PHILA Brass Back Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$225 — JOHNSON & CONAWAY PHILA Double Eagle Brass Back Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$245 — Rare JOHNSON & CONAWAY Double Eagle Back Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$100$250

About Johnson & Conaway back saws

Johnson & Conaway was a Philadelphia toolmaker of the nineteenth century, with saws stamped PHILADA on the blade or etched with the Double Eagle mark. Backsaws are the bulk of the recorded work, and the sample bears that out with 14-inch backsaws and brass-back tenon saws, alongside occasional rosewood bevel squares and small brass-and-steel try squares. Value follows a legible maker's stamp or Double Eagle etch, a brass rather than steel back, full blade depth with little sharpening loss, tight handle horns without chips, and clean rosewood on the squares.

The 13 sales behind these figures come from Jim Bode Value Guide (13), and run from 2023 to 2025.

Recorded sales

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Updated 2026-10-13.