Replace belts needed.P. bed, (cut down from
5 ft. bed), with chuck,
face plate, hand rest, and
special rest; Lucius W. Bullard,
May 18, 1887, voucher 138. 1-09;
barely visible figures 104
and 105. 1-10;
figures 100, 103, and 104.
GRINDER, stones,
12" dia face, double
emery stand wooden frame
(section 51)
1920 Appraisal no. Space now occupied by
Walcott Wood 14" 6"
engine lathe, EDIS 229/E-
1784. in.
Purchased from E.
SPEED LATHE, 12" swing,
3 ft. in.
Use EDIS 227/E-1776
(original).
Removed between 1920 and
1939.
Pond (section 51)
1913 Inventory no.
Leave Walcott Wood
engine lathe place until
suitable replacement for
Pond speed lathe found., Bridgeport, CT
(section 51)
1913 Inventory no.
Removed between 1920 and
1939. 105;
1920 Appraisal no. 109;
1920 Appraisal no.
ACCESSORIES for
Bridgeport lathe above:
Steady Rest
Following Rest
Tool Posts, heavy
duty
Independent Chuck, 14"
Independent Chuck, 18"
Face Plate, 19"
Countershaft
Change Gears (section 51)
Use E-1776-1 through
E-1776-10 (originals). 1-03;
figure 103.ACCESSORIES for Hamilton
engine lathe above:
Face Plate, 15"
Carrier Plate
Independent Chuck, 6"
Independent Chuck, 15"
Change Gears
Countershaft
Face Plate, special 14"
Adapter, special
Face Plate, special (section
51)
Use E-1777-1 through
E-1777-10 (originals).
Acquire.
290
.
ENGINE LATHE, 20" swing,
10’ bed, single back-geared,
change gear, compound rest,
four step cone, pedestal and
leg base; Bridgeport
Engine Co
