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ATLASCatalog45CVR

ATLAS METAL WORKING MACHINERY. 1937-1945. A variety of material from the famous Atlas machinery company, makers of metal working and wood working machinery. Included are catalogs, various charts, operating and assembly instructions and related material.

Courtesy of Mike Duchaj of the Oldtools eMail list.

This material is split into three PDF files.
 

readericon1a1 Catalog No. 45 - 1945

readericon1a1a Catalog, 1937

readericon1a1 Supplementary Material
 

csmithwwmach1870cvr

CHARLES H. SMITH'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOG OF WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY, 135 North Third Street, Philadelphia, PA. 1870. A catalog of heavy wood working machinery, both wood frame and cast iron. Includes machinery of their own manufacture as well as R. Ball and Woodrough patent designs. It's unusual to find a paper covered catalog of this period with the cover intact.

This is a hefty 9.8 mb PDF.
 

lutherCATcvr

LUTHER'S TOOL GRINDERS. LUTHER GRINDER MFG. CO., MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, U.S.A. c1920. Featuring one of the best catalog covers ever, this small catalog is a perfect example of one company's use of paper advertising to tell the world that they had moved into the modern machine age. Great Arte Deco design. Take a close look and you can see the sparks flying from the grinding wheel. Quite a cover for something so mundane as a grinder.
 

littlegiantCATcvr

LITTLE GIANT Tools. For Sale by Montgomery & Co., 105 Fulton Street, New York, N.Y. c 1880. Small fold out supplemental catalog for a few of the Little Giant line of tools and accessories manufactured by the Wells Bros. of Greenfield, Mass. I like the wheelwrights drilling jig.

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