H.
Reproduce. Replaced small
radial drill (EDIS 212).
Removed between 1920 and
1939.
Use EDIS collection. Machinery
Co.
DESK, tall, linoleum top
(section 45)
Figures 101 and 105. Aurora drill presses
are fairly common machines.
RADIAL DRILL PRESS
(section 48)
Moved this location
between 1920 and 1939.
RACK, four shelves, each
with four dividers, forming 20
bins, 52" long 19" deep x
36" high (south wall; section
45)
Installed present location
after windows were replaced
in 1915.
Leave E-1763 place.
Clothes CABINET (southwest
comer, next door; section
45)
Figure 103.
ACCESSORIES for radial
drill press above:
Vise
Drill Press
Countershaft (section 48)
Use E-1768-1 and E-1768-2
until radial drill (EDIS
212/E-1768) removed. no.
Leave radial drill place for
time being.
Retrieve from second floor. Use E-1751 (original).
PAPERS (in desk E-1757
above; section 45)
E-card note: "Papers, blue
prints, plans removed from
desk, E-1757 and placed E-
160-20.
Probably installed between
October 1913 and April 1914.1940. 1-15.”
Use copies E-1978. Shop
foreman’s desk. Moved to
storage second floor
machine shop after 1939.
STOOL, wood, adjustable (at
tall desk above; section 45)
Original stool (E-1961) broken
and thrown out ca.
Use E-1757 (original). 6048 and B.
Acquire.
Not listed 1913 inventory.DRILL PRESS, 26" swing,
single spindle, back geared,
power feed; Aurora Tool
Works, Aurora, (section
45)
Figures 102 and 105;
1920 Appraisal no.
295
. stamped "143 EPW"
[Edison Phonograph Works?]
Leave EDIS 212/E-1768 in
place until 26" Aurora can be
acquired.
PHOTOGRAPH, shows
machine shop crew, pre-1915
(attached cabinet E-1751
above; section 45)
Figure 103. Sold
by Newark S.
"Men who worked Giant
Rolls for the Cement Plant at
Stewartsville, NJ", key to
individuals folder E313,
copy neg
