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Lie-Nielsen 16 inch back saw prices

What Lie-Nielsen 16 inch back saws actually sell for, from 13 recorded sales.

Sold prices

Median sold
$239
Most sell for
$225–$295
Sales on record
13
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Every recorded sale. The band spans the middle half of all sales; the line is the median.
median $239Dealers11 sales$225 — Fine LIE NIELSEN 16 Inch Brass Back Tenon Saw with Tiger Maple Handle (Jim Bode Value Guide)$225 — LIE NIELSEN Tapered 16 Inch Tenon Saw SAW-TTS Mint in Box (Jim Bode Value Guide)$225 — Mint in Box LIE NIELSEN 16 Inch Brass Back Tenon Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$225 — Near Mint LIE NIELSEN 16 Inch Brass Back Tenon Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$235 — LIE NIELSEN 16 Inch Brass Back Tenon Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$239 — Mint LIE-NIELSEN 16 Inch Brass Back Tenon Saw (Jim Bode Value Guide)$250 — Unused LIE NIELSEN 16 Inch Tapered Brass Back Tenon Saw with Discontinued Tiger Maple Handle (Jim Bode Value Guide)$275 — Mint LIE NIELSEN 16 Inch Tenon Saw Mint in Box Unused (Jim Bode Value Guide)$295 — Mint in Box LIE NIELSEN 16 Inch Brass Back Tenon Saw with Tiger Maple Handle Discontinued (Jim Bode Value Guide)$395 — LIE NIELSEN 16 Inch Rip Tenon Saw Mint in Box (Jim Bode Value Guide)$395 — LIE NIELSEN 16 Inch Tapered Tenon Saw with Leather Sheath Mint in Box (Jim Bode Value Guide)$250
WhereMedian soldMedian asking
Dealers$23913—
Marketplaces—$42.501

These are different markets, not a contradiction. Dealers list restored, checked tools and price accordingly; marketplaces carry everything from collector-grade down to parts. Compare within a row, not across the table.

About Lie-Nielsen 16 inch back saws

Lie-Nielsen Toolworks is an American maker based in Warren, Maine, producing new hand tools since the 1980s. The bulk of its output is bench and block planes in ductile iron and manganese bronze, patterned largely on Stanley and Bedrock designs, along with the Independence-derived brass-back dovetail and tenon saws seen here. Bronze castings, small sizes such as the No. 1 and No. 2, discontinued variants like tiger maple handles, and engraved or special-run pieces sit above the standard models; original box, unrusted sole and iron, and intact rosewood or cherry totes and knobs matter most on the rest.

The 11 sales behind these figures come from Jim Bode Value Guide (9) and Jim Bode Tools (2), and run from 2021 to 2026; 3 closed in the last twelve months.

Recorded sales

The 11 most recent of 13 sales behind the numbers above. Click through to the source.

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Updated 2026-10-13.