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Paulson Machine Co.
Portland, OR, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class: Wood Working Machinery

History

Last Modified: Feb 21 2016 12:21PM by Jeff_Joslin
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Established in 1919, this company made a small molder that was essentially a heavy-duty version of the Smithway Machine Co.'s XL Moldmatcher, and used tooling interchangeable with it. This product was purchased by Stetson-Ross at about the same time that also bought the XL Moldmatcher. In 1983 Stetson-Ross sold both lines to Tyler Machine Co.

Information Sources

Paulson moulders were the subject of an owwm.org forum discussion.

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