Large and heavy ice saw, also labeled as an ice plow. The saw has six metal teeth, which are notched, of different sizes. The teeth are attached to a long piece of metal, which was probably painted white. The metal has two sets of two small rings running lengthwise with the teeth and there is a larger ring at the top end of the blade. On the other end are two wooden handles, attached to the blade by multiple pieces of metal. One of the handles, which is light gray colored, has several holes cut into it. The other handle may have been painted red. Maker is unknown. In the Wm. T. Wood & Co. 1901-1902 catalog, a 10in plow with 6 teeth is listed as weighing 125lbs, including case. Diagrams and text explain that the front tooth is blunt and not used in cutting, and is therefore not counted in the number. Plows listed in catalog are between 100 and 135lbs.