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Manufactured/Badged by:
H. B. Smith Machine Co.
Lowell, MA; Smithville, NJ
Machine Specifications
Machine Class:
Wood Working Machinery
Machine Type:
Molder
Machine Size:
little
Submitted By:
jordie field
Machine Specifications
Description/Model:
model "E"
Date of Manufacturer:
early
Serial Number:
???
Last Updated
8/10/2016 10:28:43 AM
Comments:
Spotted this little molder while kicking a can in Calumet Michigan (The UP) in the beautiful Keweenau peninsula. Behind a large welding shop which was an original structure of the Calumet copper mine; which saw its biggest successes between 1880 - 1935-ish. A LARGE LETTER "E" IN THE CASTING.... Seems complete. According to Dan, a fellow owwm member, this is the more rare model "E". i am submitting for you all to ponder. Many cutter heads, knives still present. Nice large oil cups. Might be the only one represented on this site.
Photo 1:
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profile as I came upon this
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my i tool
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Photo 2:
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pulleys @ belts
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Photo 3:
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3 head cutter mach.
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my i tool
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Photo 4:
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Large "E" cast into the frame
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my i phone
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Photo 5:
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large and cool oil ports
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Photo 6:
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overall pic of machine
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