Antique Machines For Sale

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Hit Miss Engine

Cast Iron

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PA. USA

• Jul 30, 2019

• #1

I am going to be listing some machines for sale for a fellow collector...
Please view the pictures and if you have any questions on the machines or price just send me a PM and I will put you in contact with the owner... This fella is not looking to get rich off of any of these machines...he realizes the value is more in the preservation of these machines than money so don’t be afraid to call him and make an offer as I am certain he will be more than reasonable. I am going to try and post pictures the best I can as I usually never have good luck so if you want better pictures we can get them to you. The machines are located in the Cleveland Ohio area Thanks for looking. George

 

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Hit Miss Engine

Cast Iron

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• Jul 30, 2019

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More pictures

 

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Hit Miss Engine

Cast Iron

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Some more pictures

 

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Hit Miss Engine

Cast Iron

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PA. USA

• Jul 30, 2019

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I believe there are a few more machines available that we just didn’t show in the pictures... if you find any interest in anything you see just let me know. Thanks George

 

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Rob F.

Diamond

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California, Central Coast

• Jul 30, 2019

• #5

The thumbnails are almost bigger than the pictures, did you shrink them somehow to load on here?

 

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Hit Miss Engine

Cast Iron

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PA. USA

• Jul 30, 2019

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Rob F. said:

The thumbnails are almost bigger than the pictures, did you shrink them somehow to load on here?

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I loaded them from my phone which never seems to work properly... I apologize for the poor quality. I can try again latter when I get around my home PC

 

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DBSGarage

Plastic

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May 23, 2019

• Jul 30, 2019

• #7

Sent a PM your way in regards to a few of the machines

 

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Hit Miss Engine

Cast Iron

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PA. USA

• Jul 30, 2019

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Here is what looks like a metal planer but is actually a grinder made by Brown and Sharpe.... I have never seen one like it myself...

 

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northernsinger

Titanium

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Aug 19, 2004

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New England

• Jul 30, 2019

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If I remember correctly they had an antique B & S planer grinder on display in the museum in Windsor, Vermont.

 

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RCPDesigns

Hot Rolled

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Sep 3, 2014

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Atlanta GA.

• Jul 30, 2019

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The drill press looks exactly like the Leland-Gifford drill press I just bought... see the thread here Leland Gifford Drill Press South Carolina CL
I picked it up for $250 and thought it was a good deal... though I might add that is was powered and ran wonderfully for testing, ie; I could verify that it was useful without any further effort. Not sure if I would have bought it had I not been able to confirm the belt/cone pulley system was fully functional with no bad bearings, the spindle wasn't bent and the runout was minimal.

 

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Jim Christie

Titanium

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L'Orignal, Ontario Canada

• Jul 30, 2019

• #11

There is an illustration and description of a Brown and Sharpe surface grinder similar to the one in the photos shown here.
International Library of Technology : International Textbook Company : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
You may have to scroll back a page to see the start.
I recognised it since I have a printed copy of a slightly newer edition of this book.
The linked book is dated 1903 so the machine could be somewhat older or perhaps several years newer than that.
Regards ,
Jim

 

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oldisnew

Aluminum

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Feb 29, 2012

Location

Massachusetts

• Jul 31, 2019

• #12

PM Sent , interested in B&S grinder.

 

Maltesehunter

Cast Iron

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Apr 25, 2008

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Elk Grove, CA

• Jul 31, 2019

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Hit Miss Engine said:

Here is what looks like a metal planer but is actually a grinder made by Brown and Sharpe.... I have never seen one like it myself...

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Neat to see another one out there. I wonder if it's complete?

Here are pics of the one at the APM. Jake

 

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Joe in NH

Diamond

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Jul 28, 2007

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Stratham, Cow Hampshire

• Jul 31, 2019

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IIRC, there are two sizes made of B&S Planer Grinders.

36" bed and 14 between uprights and 60" bed and 14 between.

This would appear to be the larger version.

http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/2185/3713.pdf (Page 127 by the counter)

The smaller could be made to fit in my shop but hens teeth have a better chance of getting there.

This is one of those machines seen in 1978 at Tater Machinery of West Leominster, MA. His back lot looked like something out of Joshua Rose's "Modern Machine Shop Practice." Now long gone, mostly scrapped I'm sure.

Joe in NH