Genuine U.S. Military Issue Surplus Aluminum Spool The overall size of the Spool is approximately 15/16" x 15/16" Outer Diameter 1/4 ” Inner Diameter (See Pictures) The distance between the outer ends of the spool is approximately 5/8” x 1/8” deep (See Pictures) On one end of the spool, the center hole is a little larger (recessed) approximately 1/16” x 3/8” Inner Diameter (See Pictures) Weight: 0.5 Oz. Similar to the one in the pictures.
Genuine U.S. Military Issue Surplus Heavy Duty Military Mounting Bracket Assembly – P/N: 8130221 P/N: 8130221 We have no idea what this item is or what it is made for. The Mounting Bracket Assembly consists of… Channel Shaped Bracket 2 – Metal Plates 3 - Bolts with Lock Nuts (See Pictures) On the Mounting Bracket Assembly it has....
Genuine U.S. Military Issue Surplus Anzelc Welding & Fabricating Inc. – Steel Plate / Bracket - P/N: 12852559 (NOS) (NOS) = New Old Stock P/N: 12852559 The overall size of the Steel Plate / Bracket is approximately 9 3/16” x 7 1/16” x 3/16” (See Pictures) There are two oval mounting holes in the Steel Plate / Bracket, they are approximately 9/16” x 1 1/16” (See Pictures) Weight: 3 LBS.
Genuine U.S. Military Issue Surplus Allard Nazarian Group Inc. - Stainless Steel (?) Metal Corner Bracket / Support - P/N: 615-3C-1 (NOS) (NOS) = New Old Stock P/N: 615-3C-1 NSN: 5840-01-029-1773 NSN: 5842-01-029-1773 Overall size is… 4” x 4” x 2 1/2 ” The bracket is cut at an angle from top to bottom.
Genuine U.S. Military Issue Surplus Steel Pulley (?) / Wheel with Leather Strap (NOS) (NOS) = New Old Stock There are no markings on this item. The overall size is approximately 1 1/8" x 3 3/8" Diameter (See Pictures) The center shaft hole is approximately 1 1/8" x 3/8" Inner Diameter (See Pictures) The leather strap that is riveted to the wheel is approximately 1/16" x 1/2" outer.
SHEET-METAL WORK by MARION S. TREW Instructor in Sheet Metal Work Washington Junior High School Rochester, New York and VERNE A. BIRD Director of Industrial Arts Rochester, New York Published by The Manual Arts Press, Peoria, Ill., 1923.
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