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1940s 9-inch Diameter Column, 9-Speed American Hole Wizard Radial Drill by American Tool Works of Cincinnati, OH. Hoisting instructions at the end. The version with a 4-foot arm weighed 6,850 lbs.

This model had an elevating nut wear indicator. A pointer at the top of the nut exactly matches the edge of the thread on elevating screw when the nut is new. As wear occurs on the nut an offset between the pointer and the thread appears, growing wider as the wear continues.

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Another South Bend stamp block. This one is for the 17" Turn-nado gear head lathe. The catalog in the background is from 1963. It was $4,900, which is the equivalent of $40,619.39 today

Another South Bend stamp block. This one is for the 17" Turn-nado gear head lathe. The catalog in the background is from 1963. It was $4,900, which is the equivalent of $40,619.39 today

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Workers watching the 4000 ton press slabbing an armour plate ingot at Cammell Laird’s Cyclop’s Ordnance Steel Tyre and Spring Works in Grimesthorpe. The factory also produced shells during the war. Charles Cammell and Company’s Grimesthorpe Works...

Workers watching the 4000 ton press slabbing an armour plate ingot at Cammell Laird’s Cyclop’s Ordnance Steel Tyre and Spring Works in Grimesthorpe. The factory also produced shells during the war. Charles Cammell and Company’s Grimesthorpe Works were built in 1865. The firm merged with Laird, Son & Company in 1903 to form Cammell Laird and Company who commissioned this photograph. 1913

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Workers watching the 4000 ton press slabbing an armour plate ingot at Cammell Laird’s Cyclop’s Ordnance Steel Tyre and Spring Works in Grimesthorpe. The factory also produced shells during the war. Charles Cammell and Company’s Grimesthorpe Works were built in 1865. The firm merged with Laird, Son & Company in 1903 to form Cammell Laird and Company who commissioned this photograph. 1913

Workers watching the 4000 ton press slabbing an armour plate ingot at Cammell Laird’s Cyclop’s Ordnance Steel Tyre and Spring Works in Grimesthorpe. The factory also produced shells during the war. Charles Cammell and Company’s Grimesthorpe Works were built in 1865. The firm merged with Laird, Son & Company in 1903 to form Cammell Laird and Company who commissioned this photograph. 1913

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