Some Antique Tools I Need Help Getting An Age For

[Artisan Pirate]

If this is in the wrong area, please feel free to move it, Just like the group experts to help me hopefully get the age of these tools that have been in the rafters of the workshop for years. They belonged to my Great Grandfather and Grandfather so I know they are old but I didn't know if I could get an exact year or time period. Thanks in advance

 

[Mike Davis]

Any of this could be 50 or 150 years old, those types of tools are (or were) very common and unchanged for many decades.

 

[Henry W]

I'm no expert, but it would likely be helpful to provide markings (brands, model #s,. etc) if there are any visible.
Aside from that, I am reasonably confident that I can at least identify these tools' functions - haha! Although admittedly I am uncertain about the guy lifting weights in the 3rd picture - is he an antique?!

 

[Claus]

The crosscut saw has what’s called a “perforated-lance tooth” pattern, roughly dated from about 1890 to around 1950, if that helps. I have and use a one man Disston version of that pattern and it’s a monster.

 

[Artisan Pirate]

Thanks for the feedback everyone! Truly appreciated