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Earlier topic: Pre-Cut paper printing Vandercook Universal
Brass galley slides
I have recently come up with a few solid brass slides. One is stamped T. Wesel mfg co N.Y Pat. Jan 8, 1889. Some are long and narrow and the one that is stamped is short and wide. What cabinet would they have gone in? Were these the norm before the brass was rounded up for the war effort?
Chuck
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