F.
Use E-941 (original)., Boston,
MA (section 68, under bench
E-941)
Typical early twentieth
century machine shop
furnishing. Similar design
and construction other
early benches.
Use E-946.
Use E-943.
311
.5" 15”
These are seven the 22
vises listed 1913
Inventory.
FITTINGS bench E-955:
Bench Vises, Parker 22
Bench Vise, Parker 22X
Bench Vises, Parker 203
Surface Plate, 14.
Use E-945. noiseless; by
B.
Use EDIS 698/E-999
(original)
BENCH, oak plank top on
wood frame, 16’ long 30"
deep 36" high (section
65-68)
Typical early twentieth
century machine shop
furnishing.
Use E-936. Located on
opposite (south) side center
aisle 1914.
BLOWER, no.
BENCH, wood, long 30"
deep 36" high (section 68)
Typical early twentieth
century machine shop
furnishing.
FITTINGS bench above,
E-945:
Bench Vise, Parker 203
Bench Vise, Prentiss 10
Bending Horn, iron,
24" long
These are two the vises
listed 1913 Inventory.
Use E-1022 (original bench
vise) and E-1023 (bench
anvil).
Use E-1000, E-1016,
E-1017, E-1018, E-1019, E-
1020/EDIS 26404, and
E-1021 (bench vises); use E-
1862 (surface plate).
Use E-955 (original).
BENCH VISE, Parker 272
Tinsmiths’ and BENCH
ANVIL (section 68, attached
to tinsmith’s bench above,
E-941)
Typical early twentieth
century machine shop
furnishing. Sturdevant Co.
Use E-1013 (Parker #203
bench vise), E-1014 (Prentiss
#10 bench vise), and E-1997
(bending horn).
BENCH, galvanized sheet
iron top, long deep x
32" high (section 68)
Typical early twentieth
century machine shop
furnishing.
BENCH, supported 15
cast iron legs, wood
drawers, 64’ long 30" wide x
36" high (section 62-68, along
south wall)
May have been installed after
experimental rooms were
dismantled, although the legs
are the same design those
of benches installed 1887.
BENCH, 13-1/2’ long 2’
deep high (section 68,
southeast corner)
Typical early twentieth
century machine shop
furnishing. Provides blast air
for furnaces bench E-941.Tinsmiths’ BENCH,
3’ 8-1/2’ 31" high, has
sheet iron top (section 68)
Figure 123.
There were small surface
plates benches throughout
the shop; see figure 121
