10EE ad, 1959 American Machinist

[Andy FitzGibbon]

I've been reading through old issues of American Machinist on archive.org, and saving interesting stuff. This Monarch ad is from February of 1959.

 

[morsetaper2]

February 1959, my birth month & year

 

[old_dave]

My 1977 10EE was originally shipped to Northrop Corporation, Electro-Mechanical Division, Anaheim CA. I've occasionally wondered if it's worked on stuff it can't talk about...

David

 

[Steve in SoCal]

My neighbor in Woodland Hills who just passed last year was a Hughes radar engineer with several patents.

With all the airplane/ aerospace in SoCal from the 1930's- til? The place was rife with wonder machines. As a kid in the 1960's X-planes and the space race was in all around. With Hughes, Litton, Lear Siegler and other avionics companies being a small part of the industry. Douglas, North American, Lockheed, Northrop, Martin etc.

All these companies had experimental labs/shops. How many amazing machines were amassed in just this one little corner of the world?

 

[lenmann]

It's quite possible that my recently acquired 1955 10EE is in the ad picture.

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1955 10EE with WiaD drive

It's quite possible that my recently acquired 1955 10EE is in the ad picture.

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