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