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OurWorkbench
Sorry, about the typo. Yes it is 1884 instead of 1894. Thank you for catching that boo boo.
Totally agree about older things lasting longer than today.
Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
Ahh no worries, I know there's been talk all over and confusion over when they closed their doors, wasn't sure if it was the same for manufacturing. But luckily both our links seem to be on par with each other.
I am on cell 99.9% of the time typing soo I'm famous for Typo's hehe
Williams was in business quite a while, I find it strange how little one can find on them and their machines 😔