Here's real "head-scratcher"!

[lawrence_n]

I've been handling and using military items for nigh on 51 yrs. and I've never seen or heard of one of these. It's an English military "roll-up" saw, complete with tooth file, saw set, 2 X 2pc. "T" handles and it's proper pouch with nests for each of the pieces. The blade is marked "ncis Wood & Son, '44 and the broad arrow. I'm assuming "Francis Wood & Son" but the "Fra" is hidden under one of the connectors. It shows no signs that it's ever been used! The teeth are wicked sharp and there's about 42" of actual cutting surface. If any of you gentleman know anything about these, especially an idea of the value, I'd really appreciate it.

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