Redfish Passe Partout Crosscut Saw Bucking Saw in Brushed Steel 48 x 12 inches

Very Unique Redfish or Red Drum Saw
You can now own one of these original hand crafted crosscut passe' partout saws.
Also known as a bucking saw

Cut from 1/8 inch steel with hardwood handles

Measures approx 48 inches wide by 12 inches tall

Pictured in a Antique Copper and Bronze finish and clear coated to protected it.
Can be also done in brushed steel or painted

The red drum, also known as channel bass, redfish, spottail bass, or simply red, is a game fish found in the Atlantic Ocean from Massachusetts to Florida and in the Gulf of Mexico from Florida to northern Mexico. Wikipedia

Passé Partout Meaning
Also known as a Bucking Saw and Crosscut Saw

Here in Acadian South Louisiana the term is found in much Cajun music and lore. A passe-partout is a large two-manned tree saw designed to saw an entire large tree such as a Louisiana Bald Cypress. The term used here literally means to pass or cut through the whole thing or trunk. During the settlement of Louisiana in the 18th and 19th centuries, Native Cypress was the building material of choice, and a passe-partout was a common implement of the rural Cajun culture