EDISON LABORATORY Edison National Historic Site West Orange, New Jersey Volume 1

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Countershaft clutch needs serviced. Purchased from Prentiss Tool & Supply Co. 1-12. 101; 1920 Appraisal no. Use EDIS 226/E-1775 (original). 120 (other shaper listed above in section 50); 1920 Appraisal no. Belts are worn but not need replaced immediately. ACCESSORIES for Putnam engine lathe above: Face Plate, 30" Carrier Plate Steady Rest Following Rest Change Gears Four-jaw Chuck, 18" Countershaft (section 51) Use E-1775-1 through E-1775-8 (originals). STOOL (under Putnam engine lathe EDIS-226; section 51) Partially visible figures 99 and 104. 291 . Originally located north side shop. 104; 1920 Appraisal no. Return EDIS 230/E-1782 (original) 1914 location. ACCESSORIES for 20" Gould & Eberhardt shaper above: Wrenches, 4 Countershaft (section 51) Move with EDIS 230/E-1782.SHAPER, 20" stroke, high-duty back-geared crank shaper; last patent 1912; by Gould Eberhardt, Newark, (section 51) See figures 103, 104, and 105; 1913 Inventory lists two 20" G&E shapers under entry no. Low, homemade wooden step stool (bench), used for access to large workpieces.00, voucher 725. Use EDIS 215/E-1772 (original). 1-04; figures 99, 100, 103, and 105. Replace belts needed. Use E-1782-1 and E-1782-2 (originals)., Lowell, MA (section 48) 1913 Inventory no. Replace belts needed. Purchased October 20, 1887 through Manning, Maxwell, & Moore, $850. 1-05; figures 100, 103, and 105. ENGINE LATHE, 30" swing blocked 36", 12* bed, double back gear, change gears, compound rest, five step cone; Putnam Machine Co., NY. ENGINE LATHE, 26" swing, 17" bed, double back geared, change gears, compound rest, pedestal base, five step cone; by Fifield Tool Co. Located one bay east 1914; moved present location between 1914 and 1920., Fitchburg, MA (section 48) 1913 Inventory no. Moved to present location between 1890 and 1906. Use E-1963 (original)