Help identify this keyhole saw

[59Sled]

Need some help identifying this keyhole saw. Can’t find any markings on it other than patent, made in USA and has a Milford blade. Patent number is 184860 that comes up as a sewing machine improvement. Nothing like this one comes up. You can see a little bit of orange paint on one side and you can lightly see green paint in with the yellow paint where the blade bolts on. I’ve searched every AI sight with every word combination and I can’t find a picture of this exact one. Would love to know the brand and era it was made. The yellow paint is most likely would be a Stanley and from the 60’s to 70’s. But I cannot find a picture of another one like it. Want to restore it, but want to make sure if the yellow was the original color. Thank you.

 

[RTM]

Patent number is 184860

That’s a design patent number

USD184860S - Saw handle - Google Patents

Few more clues here

US Patent: D184,860 - Saw Handle

US patent D184,860 Saw Handle was issued to Raymond C. Dreier of Chicago, IL. It was granted on 04/14/1959. Patent term is 14 years. Dreier references Weaver's patent, {D153,407} and Forsberg's patent, {2437296}.

datamp.org

Says not known to have been produced, but you can send them a pic to say otherwise, link lower right corner.

Strikes me as a generic saw handle style that a lot of second tier manufacturers used (maybe not Disston or Atkins or Millers falls), but the let’s crank out millions for the Woolworth’s level hardware sale.

 

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Dreier / Dreier Bros. Inc., 7301 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago, IL / acquired by Easco 19?? / saw / patent D178504 Aug 14 1956 & D180271 May 14 1957 & D193540 Sep 4 1962 & 2796098 Jun 18 1957 & 2849039 Aug 26 1958 & 2966931 Jan 3 1961 Raymond C. Dreier /

and now D184860 Apr 14 1959 Raymond C. Drier as well

Says not known to have been produced, but you can send them a pic to say otherwise, link lower right corner.

^ done.

 

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Jeff forwarded the pics to the appropriate steward, @RTM