2-24. Use existing furnace on
bench E-941. 2-10.
CABINET, wood,
48" 18" 40", with tool rack
(on west end,
section 67)
Figures 120 and 123. Torrington, CT
(section 67)
Figure 120;
1913 Inventory no. 2-33.
GAS BLOWER, high
pressure, mounted bracket
attached column; by
American Gas Furnace Co.
Universal MILLING
MACHINE, no.
Acquire. 2-34. 2-35.
1913 Inventory no.
SPEED LATHE, leg base,
4’ bed, plain tailstock, plain
tool rest, with chuck and
polishing disk; Hendey
Machine Co.
GAS FURNACE, for
soldering copper (section 68)
1920 Appraisal no. 10;
1920 Appraisal no. 7;
1920 Appraisal no.GAP-BED LATHE,
16" and 32" swing, bed,
double pedestal base,
back-geared with change
gears; Pratt Whitney,
Hartford, CT
Accessories:
Chuck, 15"
Chuck, 36"
Face plates (section 67)
Figure 119.
ENGINE LATHE, 14” swing,
6’ bed, single back-geared,
quick-change gear, pan
and leg base; Hendey
Machine Co., Torrington, CT
(section 67)
Figure 121;
1913 Inventory no. Use E-929 (original).
Use EDIS 262/E-910
(original).
Used for buffing. 2-40.
Use EDIS 261/E-908
(original).
This unit may have been
moved between 1920 and
1939.
309
.
(section 68)
Figure 119;
1920 Appraisal no.
Use EDIS 263/E-911
(original).
Use blower from first floor. 8;
1920 Appraisal no. belt feed;
by Brown Sharpe,
Hartford, (section 67)
Figure 119;
1920 Appraisal no.
Similar blower, mounted a
skid with electric motor, is
on the first floor, section 52.
Removed between 1920 and
1939
