40;
1920 Appraisal no.
Use EDIS 237/E-1778
(original).
Return EDIS 249/
E-1806 1914 location. (section 54)
1913 Inventory no.
Precision BENCH LATHE, 8”
swing, 40" bed; Rivett
Lathe Mfg.
Acquire and install
replacement. 1-40. 107;
1920 Appraisal no. 115;
1920 Appraisal no., Newark, NJ
(against east wall; section 54)
1913 Inventory no.
Replace with surplus 8"
Rivett lathe and countershaft
from second floor.
ACCESSORIES for LeBlond
engine lathe above:
Steady Rest
Following Rest
Face Plate, 14”
Carrier Plate
Independent Chuck, 6”
Independent Chuck, 12"
Wrenches, 3
Spring chuck adapter, 1
Chuck Plate
Countershaft (section 54)
Use E-1778-1 through
E-1778-9 (originals). 45;
1920 Appraisal no.
288
., Boston, MA
(on bench along north wall;
section 54)
1913 Inventory no.
Removed between 1920 and
1939.
Replace belts needed. Park should consider
rewiring system that
rheostats can act low-
voltage controllers a
concealed modern high-
voltage system.
Use EDIS 390 for the time
being.
Moved Írom first floor to
second (section 62), replace
Brown Sharpe no., Milwaukee,
WI (section 54)
Installed between 1914 and
1939. 1-01;
figure 105.
DRILL PRESS, double
spindle, 15" swing,
12” 19" table; Fox
Machine Co. 1-08;
figures 104 and 105.CONTROL PANEL, slate
panel with
two-position knife switch,
GE Thomson watt-hour
meter, and two ITE circuit
breakers; Industrial
Controller Co.
ENGINE LATHE, 14” swing,
6’ bed, single back gear,
quick change gears,
compound rest; LeBlond
Machine Tool Co.
Leave LeBlond lathe place
for time being., Cincinnati,
OH (section 54)
1913 Inventory no. 1-37;
figure 109.
Surface GRINDER, 20" 6"
table, with Walker magnetic
chuck; Binesse Machine
Tool Co.
Removed between 1920 and
1939. Co. Space now occupied by
lathe EDIS 238. Clearly visible in
figures 110 and 111, however,
it not visible figures 105
or 108. surface
grinder, after 1942
