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DEPT. V.—MACHINERY

Metal-working Machinery.

perishing machines, reels, assorters, scales,and testers for roving and yarn, for cottonand woolen manufacturers’ use, patent |cutters for gear wheels, and for taps, bea-mers, twist drills, irregularly formed sew-ing machine and gun parts, milling andscrew slotting cutters. B 38. 515

159 Lobdell Car Wheel Co., Wilming­ ton , Del.—Solid die rivet machine, E

65- 5i5

159'* Richards, I. P. , Providence , R. I.

—Punches for metal. A 42. 515

I 59/1 Hendey Machine Co., Walcott -ville, Conn.—Planer and shaper. D 35.

5i5

159<r Howard, WiWiam H., Philadel­ phia , Pa.—Loom frame with automaticlet-offs. 13 31. 515

159'^ Cosmopolitan Emery Wheel Co.,Philadelphia , Pa. —Emery wheels forgrinding saws, tools, etc. (Annex 1.) 515

160 American Saw Co., Trenton , N.J.

—B 33-

a Movable tooth circular, perforated, andsolid saws. 510

b Eccentric-geared power punching andshearing machines. 515

161 Cornell University Machine Shop,

ithaca , N. Y. -—Foot lathe, magneto-elec-trical machine, measuring machine, tools,and gauges. B 68. 515

162 Chase Manufacturing Co., New York

, N. Y.—Portable pipe and boltcutting and threading machine. B28. 515

172 Spiral Elliptic Spring Works, Cin­ cinnati

, O.—Machinery for making up-holstering springs. K 70. 515

173 Worcester, E. L, & Co., Worcester ,

Mass. —Vertical drills for metals, black-smith’s lathe. C 32. 515

174 Schon, Mathias, Englishtown,

N. J.—Tire upsetting machine. (An-nex.) 515

175 Nichols, Pickering, & Co., Phila­ delphia

, Pa.—Portable rail punches. I)6 7 - 5 r 5

176 Prentice & Co., Worcester , Mass .

—Lathes, slide rests, drills. C 31. 515

177 Van Hagen, C., & Co., Philadelphia ,

Pa.—Rotary shapers, iron planers, drillsharpeners, drills, and boring tools. C3°- 515

177a Vitrified Wheel and Emery Co.,Ashland, Mass.— Emery and emerywheels. (Annex.) 515

177 b Long, Allstater, & Co., Hamilton,

O. —Punching and shearing machines.

B 36. 515

177^ Broadbooks & Co., Batavia, N.Y. —Folding chairs. C 43. 515

177 d Howard Iron Works, Buffalo ,N.Y. —Propeller wheel. C 29-30. 515

177* Dudgeon, Richard, New York ,N.Y. —Punches. (J 27. 515

177/ Temple, Edward B., Philadelphia ,Pa.—Planing machine for metals, etc.B 28. 5x5

163 Smith, Oberlin, & Bro., Bridgeton,

N.J.—Upright or inclined foot and powerpresses, for cutting or drawing tinware,oil-can makers’ tools, pipe tools, special jdrills, etc. C 27. 515 ;

164 Lovegrove & Co., Philadelphia , Pa . :

—Pipe threading and cutting machine. 1B 75 and Boiler House 4. 515 |

165 Thorne, De Haven, & Co., Philadel - j

phia, Pa.—Drilling machines. B 130. 5i5

166 George & Du Laney, New York , N. Y.

—Screw machinery. C 55 and B29. 5i5

166« Clough & Williamson, Newark ,

N. J. —Wire corkscrews and handles ;machine for manufacturing same. B 38.

5i5

166<5 Edwards, E. B., Columbia, Pa.—Axle rolls. B 40. 515

166c Cushing, N. B., Jersey City , N. J.

—Shears , and punching machines. B 26.

5i5

167 Merriman, A. H., West Meriden,

Conn.—Power punching press. B29. 5i5

168 Jones, Lamson, & Co., Windsor,Vt .

—Engine lathes, screw machines, gangdrills, etc. B 36. 515

170 Sellers, William, & Co., Philadel­ phia , Pa.—C 18 to 25 and Annex 1 .

a Steam hammers. 514

b Machine tools, punching and shearingmachines. 515

171 Washburn Machine Shop, Worces- j

ter Free Institute. Department Mechani- 1cal Engineering,Worcester,Mass . — Lathes Iwith hardened steel bearings; grindingmachines and drawing stands. C 38. 513

177^f Old Colony Rivet Works, New York , N.Y.—Ironplaners,shears, cutters,punches, drilling machines, rivets, etc.B 28. 515

177 h Clark, John A., Newark , N.J. —Drip pan for kerosene and other liquids.C 30. 515

178 Miller’s Falls Co., Miller’s Falls,

Mass. —A 40.

a Scroll saw. 510

b Iron cutter, drilling machines. 515

* Vises. 519

179 Putnam Machine Co., Fitchburg,

Mass.—Machinists’ tools, steam engines,Woodworth planers, water wheels, shaft-ing, mill work, etc. C 28. 515

1 80 Kreider, Campbell, & Co., Philadel­ phia , Pa.—E 50.

a Engine lathe. 515

b Glassware grinding machine. 516

181 American Watch Tool Co., Wal­ tham

, Mass.—Lathes for watchmakers'use, and bench lathes for machinists. F38-40. 5i5

182 Coe, C. W., Fenton, Mich.—Hand

power drill press and screw cutter. B29. 5*5

182« Young, William, Easton , Pa.—Young’s patent water and gas main tap-ping machine. With this apparatus themain pipe is drilled and tapped, theservice pipe screwed in, and connectionmade in one operation, without shuttingoff the water or changing tools. (Pumpannex 7-5.) 5 1 4

183 E. Horton & Son Co., Windsor

Locks, Conn.—Lathe and car-wheelchucks. B 30. 515

to Notation, p. 10; ground plan, p. 11.

For location of objects, indicated by letter and figure, see Key