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The motor in question is a hefty, vintage DC motor—rare in today's world where such old machinery is increasingly obsolete. The motor’s robust cast iron casing hints at a design built to last, and its weight suggests substantial power capacity. With components like the brushes and commutator visibly intact, it reflects craftsmanship from an earlier era of industrial manufacturing.
This particular motor is not just preserved but also customized. The person who owns it fabricated a solid brass piece for the output terminal, giving it a unique and refined appearance. The wires are routed through a brass conduit, culminating in an accessorized brass fitting, which adds a touch of elegance to the machine's industrial character.