Disston D-95 circa 1940 has 26″ long blade that is 6″ high at heel. The blade is dark in spots and has some scattered mild pitting, but will clean up just fine to be a first class user. This saw has 8 ppi teeth and they are in good order, just needs a quite jointing and then filed to get this saw cutting again. This saw is an important departure from Disston’s line of traditional saws. It was called the D-95 Masterpiece and incorporated a new material for the handle which Disston called “Disstonite”. It looks Art Deco because it was, and also incorporates other pop culture references of the time such as “Kryptonite”. A great saw with a very comfortable handle.