Bucklin's Rope Maker
One of the most popular of the iron rope machines, the 1901 Bucklin is 8 1/2 inches high, 13 1/2 inches overall, including the wood mount. The original wood mount was designed to slide over a wood fence board or wagon box. The wood is marked "Chicago Appliances Fa***ries" (factories?). The iron main gear is marked "Pat Nov 12, 1901". While the fence clamp works well, the device can easily be bolted to either a vertical post or horizontal bench or saw horse. (See patent illustration). Fine, usable condition.
Price: (sold)
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Contact: Richard Van Vleck
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Address: PO Box 412, Taneytown, MD 21787
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