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    SCREWING MACHINES

    What are these for?
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    Charter Member

    May 2005
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    Re: Brass Plates??

    First tag is from Denmark, or from a Danish-owned company: Kiobenhavn is Danish for Copenhagen, and I believe that Burmesiter & Wains is/was a Copenhagen firm which built engines.
    Forgotten but not gone.

  3. #3

    Jan 2006
    249

    Re: SCREWING MACHINES

    Bottle capping machines that screwed the cap on were called screwing machines,don't know if that is what the tag is from.If you "google"screwing machines,you will probably come up with porn sites.

    hasbeen

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    Mar 2005
    Minelab Explorer SE/Garrett GTI 2500/ Ace 250
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    Re: SCREWING MACHINES

    thought this was about something else!
    GTI 2500/ACE 250

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    us
    Jun 2006
    St Petersburg, Florida
    Tesoro Tiger Shark
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    Re: SCREWING MACHINES

    Bottle capping machines that screwed the cap on were called screwing machines,don't know if that is what the tag is from.If you "google"screwing machines,you will probably come up with porn sites.
    not all porn.. darn!

    This screwing machine deals with shoe making. (no idea if your plate is related..just an option)

    "The third method, screwing, has come into extensive use since the standard screwing machine was introduced in America by the McKay Sewing-Machine Association, of Boston, Massachusetts, and in Europe by the Blake and Goodyear Company, of London. The standard screw machine, which is an American invention, though the idea was anticipated by a Frenchman named Blanchon in 1856, is provided with a reel of stout screw-threaded brass wire, which by the revolution of the reel is inserted into and screwed through outsole, upper edge and insole. Within the upper a head presses against the insole directly opposite the point of the screw, and the instant screw and head touch the wire is cut level with the outsole. The screw, making its own hole, fits tightly in the leather, and the two soles, being both compressed and screwed firmly together, make a perfectly water-tight and solid shoe. The surface of the insole is quite level and even, and as the work is really screwed, the screws are steady in their position, and they add materially to the durability of the soles. The principal disadvantage in the use of standard screwed soles is the great difficulty met with in removing and levelling down the remains of an old sole when repairs are necessary."


    Face down in the dirt  this doesnt hurt

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    May 2006
    180

    Re: SCREWING MACHINES


    A letter from James Durie was on ebay recently

    http://cgi.ebay.com/LEEDS-JAMES-DURI...ayphotohosting

    Smithbrown

  7. #7

    Mar 2006
    Idaho
    1,338

    Re: SCREWING MACHINES

    NICE ONE!! SMITHBROWN!!

    Tony

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    Charter Member

    May 2005
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    Re: SCREWING MACHINES

    Quote Originally Posted by Angelo
    NICE ONE!! SMITHBROWN!!
    I'll second that, and add a well-won "Well done!"
    Forgotten but not gone.

  9. #9
    dugupfinds

    Re: SCREWING MACHINES

    Cheers

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    us
    Jul 2006
    NC
    Teknetics T2
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    Re: SCREWING MACHINES

    Quote Originally Posted by dugfinds
    SCREWING MACHINES What are these for?
    Too make more bunnies ?? hehehehe
    [size=11pt]A wise old owl lived in an oak
    The more he saw the less he spoke
    The less he spoke the more he heard.
    Why can't we all be like that wise old bird?
    [/size]

  11. #11
    mx
    Nov 2004
    Alamos,Sonora,Mexico
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    Re: SCREWING MACHINES


    sheeshs blushing violently

    Tropical Tramp
    "I exist to live, not live to exist"

  12. #12
    us
    Mar 2006
    Deep in the swamps of Louisiana..
    Ace 250--White's 6000 DI Pro
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    Re: SCREWING MACHINES

    DGjr has walked around the museum all day today asking people what a screwing machine was. You have to remember there are children here.
    DG
    Please look at my museum website.....      louisianahistorymuseum.org
    My playtoy site:  genius-antiques.com

 

 

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