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Millers Falls Company - Millers Falls and
Greenfield, MA
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Hand Drill No. 1,
Rosewood Handles - c. 1903
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E qualizing
friction screw with a lock nut.
Main handle in Rosewood. In some catalogs (1886 and
1887)
this handle
is also called a "head".
Crank knob made in Rosewood.
Side handle in Stained Hardwood - "teardrop" shape.
Fluted Drill Points. These were sold with a drill as
well as separately.
Comments
This specific specimen contains all elements and features as
described in 1903 catalog.
Here are some distinguishing features of this drill and some
mysterious parts:
Frame and Gear painted
black.
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