Publisher's Synopsis
Explore the historical landscape of early 20th-century manufacturing with this comprehensive catalog from The Toledo Machine and Tool Company. Titled "General Catalog of Power Presses and Other Machinery, Dies and Special Tools Designed and Built by The Toledo Machine and Tool Company, Toledo, Ohio, U.S.A", this volume offers a detailed look at the company's extensive range of products circa 1911.
This catalog provides valuable insights into the engineering and industrial practices of the era. A must-have resource for historians, engineers, and collectors interested in the evolution of machine tools and manufacturing technology.
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