The Jeffrey Pivoted Bucket Carrier Catalog Number 210

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A vintage hardcover trade catalog by The Jeffrey Manufacturing Company, 95 pages. Bound in tan book cloth with paste-down The Jeffrey Carrier Stands the Wear and Tear illustration at front cover. Printed in black and white on thick, slick paper with many illustrations, diagrams and photographs throughout. No stated publication date. A thoroughly descriptive catalog on the Jeffrey Pivoted Bucket Carrier. Includes lengthy descriptive sections on the engineering, design, and care of this product, with sections entitled A Combined Elevator and Conveyor, Steel Skirts Make Loading Easy and Protect the Chains, Design of Jeffrey Carrier a Safeguard to Proper Action, The Importance of a Properly Designed Bucket, Testing the Toughness of a Jeffrey Malleable Bucket, Large Rollers and Hard Surfaces Require Little Lubrication, Notable Features of the Jeffrey Stationary Tripper are:, and How to Give Proper Care to the Carrier, among others. Each section includes a description of a part of the Jeffrey Pivoted Bucket Carrier. Also includes photographs of this product installed in plants across the country at places like New York Steam Company, the Transue Williams Plant, the Power Plant of the Sun Oil Company, Philadelphia Suburban Gas and Electric Company, and the Union Pacific Railway Plant. Includes blue prints of installations of the Jeffrey Pivoted Bucket Carrier. Includes diagrams and specifications charts of the parts of this conveyor/elevator as well. The Library of the University of Minnesota bookplate at front attached endpaper; card sleeve at rear attached endpaper. Jeffrey Products for the Mill, Factory & Mine card glued to the front free endpaper. Catalog information in lead pencil near the spine of page 3. 616560 stamp at the bottom of page 3 that has been crossed out with lead pencil. Otherwise, pages are clean and free of writing. Binding is tight and strong, with no loose pages. N° de ref. del artículo Fred-Trade282

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