Move E-925 southeast
comer shop. 2-23
indicates the cluttered nature
of experimental activity.
Figures 120 and 123. bench lathes listed on
1913 inventory. 2-28.
Newark, (section 68)
1920 Appraisal no. Bullard,
February 1888, voucher
233.
Dismantle bench and return
countershafts original
locations along north wall.
Precision BENCH LATHE,
no. 2-01.
Select suitable specimens
from basement Building 5.PLANER, metal,
42" stroke, 16" wide table,
16" throat; Bridgeport
Engine Co.
Removed from north wall and
installed bench built
between 1920 and 1939.P. 2-02.
COUNTERSHAFTS, for
bench lathes, attached to
riser bench E-944 (section
68)
Figures 116 and 121 show
countershafts their original
locations.
BEADING MACHINE, by
Peck, Stowe, Wilcox,
Southington, (section 66,
on bench
E-925)
Figure 119;
1920 Appraisal no.
Miscellaneous MACHINES
and small MOTORS, on
bench (section 68)
1920 Appraisal no.
Use EDIS 265/E-915
(original). 5-V, swing, 34" bed;
by Sloane Chase Mfg.
Purchased from E. 32;
1920 Appraisal no.
ROLL FORMING MACHINE,
Tinsmith’s hand roller, with
three 30" long diameter
rollers; Niagara Machine
& Tool Works, Buffalo, NY
(section 66, bench
E-925)
Figure 119;
1920 Appraisal no.
MILLING MACHINE,
horizontal plain;
by Brown Sharpe,
Providence, (section 68)
Figures 116 and 119;
1920 Appraisal no.
One five Sloane and Chase
7 in. 2-53. Moved from
bench north wall section
68 between 1920 and 1939. 2-29.
Tinsmiths’ BENCH,
30" wide long (section
66-68)
Beading machine (E-922), slip
rolls (E-921), and Pexto circle
cutter (E-920) are attached.
Return EDIS 733/E-996 to
1914 location.
Use EDIS 266/E-916
(original). Bridgeport, CT
(section 68)
Figures 116 and 119;
1913 Inventory no.
310
.
Use EDIS 692/E-921
(original). Co.
Use E-922 (original)
