User Guide Series: Homer and Jean Blair Collection of United States Patent Models
Profiling Machines
16.
Profiling Machines, U. S. Patent, 150,253, April 28, 1874, Edward G.
Parkhurst, Hartford, Connecticut.
This
invention is a "profiling Machine" that can make an exact duplicate
of a metal part, using an arrangement of spindles and cutting tools.
The machine was manufactured and used.
The 12" x 12' x 12" model is well made of wood and metal. It
is in excellent condition with two original patent office tags.
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