Found these at an antique power show over the weekend in the woodworking building. Most certainly machine turned. What I find interesting is the packaging. Stacked up and crated and shipped this way. Looks like there is a single nail in the end of each piece holding it to the crating boards. I'll bet this is a actually a pretty rare artifact, as you'd think the bundle would have been delivered to the job site and installed right away. Somehow these set around for a lot of years. Hope you enjoy seeing them as much as I did finding them.
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I like the grinding wheel too!
Wow! It never has been opened or used which is really cool!
Way cool. So simple, yet very compact and protected. Thanks!