Elam Works
Aluminum
- Joined
- Oct 8, 2007
- Location
- Pennsylvania, USA
Does anyone have a older copy of the "Serial Number Reference Book for Metalworking Machinery" that would cover Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. before 1930? That seems to be when our copy cuts off.
Have a #2M Cincinnati universal miller that initially thought was in the thirties. But then saw that the subsequent 'Dial Machines' came out as early as 1929. So this miller would have to be 1928 or earlier. Not too much earlier as it has some of the improved features patented in the early to mid-twenties over the line shaft and round ram version.
Serial number is E7130. Pics attached. Curious to know what year it hailed from. It is a lot more robust than the c1915 Rockford 2B universal miller that it replaced!
Thanks,
-Doug
Have a #2M Cincinnati universal miller that initially thought was in the thirties. But then saw that the subsequent 'Dial Machines' came out as early as 1929. So this miller would have to be 1928 or earlier. Not too much earlier as it has some of the improved features patented in the early to mid-twenties over the line shaft and round ram version.
Serial number is E7130. Pics attached. Curious to know what year it hailed from. It is a lot more robust than the c1915 Rockford 2B universal miller that it replaced!
Thanks,
-Doug