Let's see your found machinery makers plates....

[NOLA_Ken]

Or from electronics, whatever.... I always like digging info plates from old things. I have quite a few, but I mounted these a while back and they got me thinking about how many of these plates are found. These came from a machine that used molten lead to separate gold from sand, if I remember right there were only a couple hundred of these machines ever built and I found 16 of the id tags in an area of around 20 square feet in Olympia WA several years ago. I posted them here under an old user name that I got locked out of when I changed internet providers and lost the email it was under.... Anyway, here is a close up, and a pic of all 16 mounted on a piece of recycled lumber from an old boat....



I have some more in a box here and I'll try to get a few more pics later.

 

[kingskid1611]

Interesting....

 

[taz42o]

Here's a few, a couple of the big ones may be upside down. I am slightly smart phone impaired.
But big ones are lube specs for d9 and grader.

 

[hvacker]

This brake was abandoned with other machinery. These guys restored it on their own and now it rests at the Sheet Metal Workers Local 49 Albuquerque NM.

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

 

[NOLA_Ken]

This one came from a piece of machinery in the old Dixie Brewery. I'm not exactly sure what it was because vandals and scrappers did a number on it

 

[thesamurair]

Barry wehmiller makes conveying. We use them in the can plant I work at.

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