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Manufactured/Badged by:
Colladay Machine Works
Philadelphia, PA
True Manufacturer:
Colladay Machine Works
,
Philadelphia, PA
Machine Specifications
Machine Class:
Wood Working Machinery
Machine Type:
Jointer
Machine Size:
16" Jointer
Submitted By:
Karen Hefke
Machine Specifications
Description/Model:
16" Jointer, Colladay Machine Works
Date of Manufacturer:
1919 or after
Serial Number:
Last Updated
10/13/2020 6:53:49 PM
Comments:
This Colladay Machine Wrks 16" Jointer is in good shape, it needs a new motor and I may have one that will work. It is estimated to weigh about 1,000 pounds and has a 16" blade. There is information on this site about Joseph Colladay and the machinery he sold. "Joseph O. Colladay began manufacturing woodworking and iron-working machinery in 1867; he operated under his own name. At some point the name became Jos. O. Colladay & Bros. (There appears to have been a time during which both names were used.) By 1919 the name had changed to Jos. O. Colladay Co., Inc. In that year the business was purchased by Lawrence C. Power, who changed the name to Colladay Machine Works. That is the name on this jointer, therefore it was more than likely made in 1919 or sometime after.
It has very light surface rust from sitting in the garage for years. The length is 7'3", width of table is 1'6", overall width 3', height 3'6". Email me for questions. No shipping. Local pickup only. Thank you!
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16" Jointer from early 1900's
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Owner photo
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Photo 2:
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Right end of the jointer
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Owner photo
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Photo 3:
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Belts are in good shape
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Owner photo
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Photo 4:
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Metal in good shape
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Owner photo
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Photo 5:
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Belts
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Owner photo
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IMG Code
Photo 6:
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Left end of the Jointer
Source:
Owner photo
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IMG Code