This review was published in the Hardware - A Practical Journal for the Wrought, Cast, Stamped, Sheet and Spun Metal Trades, January 12, 1895, Vol. 7, (Toronto and Montreal, CA: The McLean Publishing Co., Ltd.)

The Goodell Lathe and Saw Attachments, of which we here give a good illustration, is being stocked by H. S. Howland, Sons & Co.

This lathe is patterned almost exactly after the latest improved lathes now used in the best machine shops and pattern-makers' rooms. The scroll sawing attachment, as seen in the cut, is secured to the lathe bed by one bolt and can be put on or off at pleasure.

This attachment has all of the improvements found in any of their scroll saws. This lathe is well built and highly finished, the planed and polished parts being nickel plated. The whole weight of the machine is 56 lbs.