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MACHINEKYj MODELS, AND NEW INVENTIONS. 



Robert Kittle, Dansville, Livingston Go., N. Y., for the best 

 combined rovolving and stationary cutter wood planing machine. 

 Gold medal, 



N. G. Noi'cross, Lowell, Mass., for the best revolving cutter 

 planing machine. Gold medal. 



Samuel E. Schenck, Mansfield, Mass., for an excellent revolving 

 •cutter wood planing machine. Silver medal. 



John H. Lester, 193 Fulton-street, for an excellent revolving 

 cutter wood planing machine. Silver medal. 



E. G. Allen, Boston, Ma^s., for the best wood planing machine 

 with stationary cutters. Gold medal. 



Joseph P. Woodbury, Boston, Mass., for the best wood planing, 

 tongueing, and grooving machine, with stationary cutters. Gold 

 medal. 



Perry G. Gardiner, 10 Wall-street, for th€ best horse power 

 machine. Gold medaL 



George Vail & Co., Morristown, N. J., for an excellent horse 

 power machine. Diploma. 



B. Kreischer, 62 Goerck-street, for the best fire brick. Silver 

 medal. 



Alfred Hall, Perth Amboy, N. J., for excellent fire brick. Dip. 

 Perry G. Gardiner, 10 Wall-street, for the best R. R. car wheel, 

 combination of cast and wrought iron. Gold medal. 



C. Hart, Bridgeport, Conn., for an excellent R. R. car wheel. 

 Diploma. 



Hart H, Leavitt, Boston, Mass., J. F. Dickinson, agent, 89 

 Beaver-street, for the best sewing machine. Silver medal. 



Charles Morey, 16 Platt-street, lor an excellent sewing ma- 

 -tchine. Diploma. 



Leonard Smith , Troy, N. Y., for the best smut machine. (Gold 

 medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



F. Harris & Sons, Brooklyn, L. L, for an excellent smut ma- 

 chine. Silver medal. 



Lowell Machine Shop, Lowell, Mass., for the best large size 

 engine lathe. Gold medal. 



D. D. Badger & Co., 44 and 46 Duane-street, for an excellent 

 large size ens^ine lathe. Silver medal. 



