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Colors inverted. Negative print machinery guide. Fig. 12. Carpenter shop in "the Flats", where the Woodwork of the Harvesting Machinery is Prepared and Finished. Fig. 13. Boiler Room, No. 1 Fig. 14. Guard Room, where Guard Castings for Mower Teeth are Straightened, Machined and Finished. Fig. 15. Fourteen-ton Furnace in Malleable Department. Capacity 42 tons a day, running with three heats of four hours each. Fig. 16. Gang Drills, Main Factory, with Jigs and Fixtures for the Machining of Interchangeable Parts of Mowing and Reaping Machines. Fig. 17. Chipping Room, Malleable Department, where Lumps and Gate Joints on Hard Castings are Removed before Annealing. Fig. 18. Storehouse, No. 1, where Iron and Steel Raw Material is stored. Fig. 19. Gray Iron Foundry, No. 1 ---625 feet long and 85 feet wide. August, 1902.
Colors inverted. Negative of a display of certain areas of the factory. Fig. 2 Molding room no. 2, Malleable Department, 485 feet long by 125 feet wide. Working 135 Molders and turning out 150 tons of Malleable castings a week. Fig 3. Straightening Room, Malleable Department, where the Castings which have warped during the Annealing Process are Straightened and formed in Dies. Fig. 4. Machine Shop Manufactory where all large Castings and Parts of Harvesting Machinery are Machined and Finished. Fig. 5. Mower Room No. 1, where Machines are Assembled and Tested. August, 1902.
Color inverted. Negative of paper describing various Gisholt Machine co. machines. August, 1902. Fig. 6. Rear view of Modern Two-horse Mowing machine. All metal except Tongue, Whiffle-trees, Track Clearer and Levers. Fig. 7. Front View of Modern Grain Harvester. The Binding Mechanism is over and at the left of the Master Wheel. bundle Carrier at left.