Variable speed belt driven gearbox

Made:
1910-1922 in Columbus
Variable speed belt driven gearbox

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Variable speed belt driven gearbox, made by Churchill & Co. (agent or licensee?), made or dsigned by Reeves Pulley Company

Details

Category:
Mechanical Power Transmission
Object Number:
1922-292
Measurements:
overall: 320 mm x 1190 mm x 815 mm,
type:
varible speed gear
credit:
Churchill, C. (Charles) and Co.

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