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G. H. Hatch
*, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class: Wood Working Machinery

History

Last Modified: Jul 6 2017 9:00AM by Jeff_Joslin
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Seen on eBay: a 16x60 lathe with wood bed and legs, and heavy iron castings for headstock, tailstock and toolrest. Cast into the headstock is "G. H. HATCH / [M]AKER". The "M" in "MAKER" is missing, and the initial "H" might me an "M", hence "G. M. Hatch".

Information Sources

Thanks to Art Shaw for bringing the lathe to our attention.
Searches of the web, Google patents, and the "Making of America" archives all came up completely dry.

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