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A final piece of unidentified equipment. I believe this had a wood table on it and was used to wrap papers for mailing into a tight wrap. But I have no idea who made it or how it worked. I does have a drive for a motor and pulley on the right side that is almost hidden here.
Any info would be appreciated.
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This looks like a Brake to me, a Brake is a mechanical device to facilitate a bend edge in a material like sheetmetal.
Is it not a Rosback style pinhole perforator?
Daniel Morris
The Arm Letterpress
Brooklyn, NY
Yes. Rosback perforator. It’s missing the tables and guides. Doesn’t look like the treadle is all there.
Not a Rosback but similar. I think it’s missing lots of parts because I think it was motorized at one time.