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They also mention touch-up painting and resealing attributes, suggesting that the machinery may not have been heavily used, as some signs of previous use are minimal or cosmetic. The machinery, including a vintage South Bend shaping machine and other lathes, comes with original books, attachments, and keys, indicating the collector’s dedication to preserving historical accuracy and functionality.
Inspection and Identification of Equipment
Throughout the transcript, the speaker meticulously examines various pieces, noting details like model numbers, manufacturing locations, and conditions. For example, they describe a clapper box from Gibbs Lock, stamped with a date of September 13, 1990, from St. Louis, showcasing pride in cataloging the precise origins of each component.