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Late 19th Century Watchmakers Gear Wheel Rounding Up Tool
1.200,00€
This watchmaker’s rounding-up tool, hand-operated machine for reducing out-of-round gears, changing the tooth form and depth of teeth, has been disassembled, cleaned and polished.
Driving wheel measuring 18 cm diameter, mounted on a polished walnut base, 26 cm x 16 cm x 6 cm height. Overall height 29 cm.
Brass and steel machine for wheel and pinion rounding up in good condition, of Continental origin, probably Switzerland or France, dating back to late 19th century.
Period: 1800
Article size:
height: 29 cm
width: 34 cm
depth: 16 cm
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