125;
1920 Appraisal no.
Use EDIS 210/E-1767
(original). 1
Four-jaw Universal
Chuck, (section 45)
Use E-1767-1 through E-
1767-4 (originals). Figures
106, 107, and 109 show at
least three the north side
of the shop.
Installed between 1906 and
1914.
Originally stood section 45,
next cylindrical grinder.
STOOLS, wood, (at
benches and scattered around
shop)
Figure 103 shows four wooden
stools along the bench the
south side the shop. Use E-1962 (original).
Steel stools, scattered
throughout the shop, post
date 1914 and are not
appropriate.
Clean remove abrasive
dust and rancid lard oil.
Return 1914 location.
294
.
ACCESSORIES for Landis
universal grinder above:
Countershaft
Steadyrest adapted from
Brown Sharpe no.
Double-Spindle DRILL
PRESS, 14" swing,
30" 12" guttered table,
vertical spindle, slide heads,
lever feed, floor mounted on
pedestal; Charles Allen
Co.
Do NOT operate.
Use E-1957, E-1958, E-1917,
E-1918, E-1936, EDIS 26432/
E-1943 and EDIS collection.
COUNTERSHAFT, for Allen
double-spindle drill press
above (section 45)
Use E-1785-1 (original)., Barre, (section 45)
1920 Appraisal no.
Return E-1970 (original). 1-07;
figures 101 and 105.1940., Waynesboro, (section
45)
1913 Inventory no. Figure
104 shows swivel-top stool
by the drill press.
EXTENSION LADDER
(section 48)
Figure 105. 1-06;
figures 100, 103, and 105.
Use EDIS 367/E-1785
(original).CHANGE GEARS, assorted
extras (on bench EDIS 386;
section 54)
Moved basement, section
97-100-103, ca.
Moved section between
1920 and 1939.
Replace belts needed.
Universal Cylindrical
GRINDER, 12" swing, 40”
between centers, cylindrical
(lathe type) surface grinder,
belt driven throughout,
includes coolant tank, pump,
and piping; Landis Tool
Co
