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The Chicago machines are finally here!
You see them here as they were when first delivered from the yard storage during a Michigan snow storm. Wet, cold, and some rust, but safe. After waiting an anxious 2 years, owners passing away and reluctant but anxious blood coming to the top, I was able to get them home. They include a New Haven Planer, Lodge Davis lathe, two grinders, a screw machine found at Henry Ford Museum, etc.
The top picture shows Chicago, Illinois during 1900 with horses and machine-made wagons.
This New Haven planer was in the same city during that time where horses, cowboys and Native Americans were major forces in the American world. The machine was high-tech for the 1880's despite the fact that it seems inconsequential today.
You see them here as they were when first delivered from the yard storage during a Michigan snow storm. Wet, cold, and some rust, but safe. After waiting an anxious 2 years, owners passing away and reluctant but anxious blood coming to the top, I was able to get them home. They include a New Haven Planer, Lodge Davis lathe, two grinders, a screw machine found at Henry Ford Museum, etc.
The top picture shows Chicago, Illinois during 1900 with horses and machine-made wagons.
This New Haven planer was in the same city during that time where horses, cowboys and Native Americans were major forces in the American world. The machine was high-tech for the 1880's despite the fact that it seems inconsequential today.
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The New Haven ............................Metal Planer I purchased is finally home safe.
Saved from the Junk Yard this time, some others are from a PA
Brick mfg from........................ the 1920's. It was old then.
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Saved from the Junk Yard this time, some others are from a PA
Brick mfg from........................ the 1920's. It was old then.
Antique-Old-Vintage-Machines-I-Bought-are-now finally home safe. Circ. 1900 Warner & Swasey Turret Lathe, Cleveland, OHIO, with name cast in bed of machine.
3 turret
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2n row of 3
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3 turret
Toledo-Gap-Bed-Press-Toledo-Ohio-1900-WWl.
Dated using their 1906 catalog and shop made bolts. Note the flywheel engagement mechanics old school style.
Dated using their 1906 catalog and shop made bolts. Note the flywheel engagement mechanics old school style.
Lodge and davis Engine Lathe about 1870-1880.
Dated using machined round top bolts slightly ornate legs weighted cross slide and big fat letters and the method of raising the cross-slide
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2n row of 3 lodge
Dated using machined round top bolts slightly ornate legs weighted cross slide and big fat letters and the method of raising the cross-slide
Twist Drill Specialized Grinder 1920.
Dated using the cold headed standard bolts used in construction.
Note: the cross-slide on the Grinding Wheel
appears to rotate wheel angle relative to the ways.
Dated using the cold headed standard bolts used in construction.
Note: the cross-slide on the Grinding Wheel
appears to rotate wheel angle relative to the ways.
Brown-And-Sharpe-Automatic-Screw-Machine-no-4-Origionly from-Henry Ford Museum.
Dated using their paperwork and standard cold headed bolts.
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Dated using their paperwork and standard cold headed bolts.