Reproduce.
Acquire.H. Sold
by Newark S.
"Men who worked Giant
Rolls for the Cement Plant at
Stewartsville, NJ", key to
individuals folder E313,
copy neg. 1-15.
Leave E-1763 place. Use E-1751 (original).
STOOL, wood, adjustable (at
tall desk above; section 45)
Original stool (E-1961) broken
and thrown out ca.
Not listed 1913 inventory.
Probably installed between
October 1913 and April 1914. Machinery
Co. stamped "143 EPW"
[Edison Phonograph Works?]
Leave EDIS 212/E-1768 in
place until 26" Aurora can be
acquired.DRILL PRESS, 26" swing,
single spindle, back geared,
power feed; Aurora Tool
Works, Aurora, (section
45)
Figures 102 and 105;
1920 Appraisal no.
PHOTOGRAPH, shows
machine shop crew, pre-1915
(attached cabinet E-1751
above; section 45)
Figure 103.
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.
Leave radial drill place for
time being.
Clothes CABINET (southwest
comer, next door; section
45)
Figure 103.
Use EDIS collection. no. Moved to
storage second floor
machine shop after 1939.
Retrieve from second floor. Replaced small
radial drill (EDIS 212).”
Use copies E-1978.
Removed between 1920 and
1939.1940.
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. 6048 and B.
DESK, tall, linoleum top
(section 45)
Figures 101 and 105.
Use E-1757 (original).
RADIAL DRILL PRESS
(section 48)
Moved this location
between 1920 and 1939. Shop
foreman’s desk.
295
. Aurora drill presses
are fairly common machines.
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
