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Manufactured/Badged by:
Olney & Warrin
New York, NY
True Manufacturer:
Brackett Machinery Co.
,
Lancaster, WI; Madison, WI
Machine Specifications
Machine Class:
Wood Working Machinery
Machine Type:
Mortising Machine
Machine Size:
1/2 HP Motor, floor standing
Submitted By:
James Molloy
Machine Specifications
Description/Model:
Mortising machine, foot pedal
Date of Manufacturer:
1920's
Serial Number:
NA
Last Updated
3/9/2022 11:20:50 AM
Comments:
Purchased on fb marketplace on Long Island, NY. It has a 1/2 HP GE Motor. From the motor plate, I believe it was manufactured in the mid-1920's. It has an Olney & Warrin plate on the right side of the body, but there is a faint paint line around the plate that indicates there was a different, larger placard originally. The foot pedal folds in half, and the auger chuck works with a simple locking bolt. Fully functional, but will be spending some time cleaning it up and lubricating.
I'm actually pretty confident this is a Brackett Machinery Model K. The plate has been replaced, and a relief that should read "BRACKETT MCH'Y CO." on the back has been ground off. Maybe Olney & Warren dressed it up to sell as their own?
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The faint paint line where there may have been an original placard can been seen here.
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Grind marks where original relief markings should be
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