Telescope Nest. Made with the sieves to enclose one within the next size.
Nest of Three Sieves with Pan and Cover.

Nested Sieves. The extended rim of each sieve fits the top of another sieve of the same diameter.

METRIC AND CUSTOMARY DATA BOTH GIVEN IN A CATALOGUE SHOWING SPECIAL ENTERPRISE.

[Description is in three languages (English, French, German). Note sizes and weights are given in customary and metric (since France and Germany are both metric).]

A description of our dividing heads is an epitome of the qualities to be desired in these tools.

THE SPECIAL FEATURES ARE:

Large dividing gear for accuracy and to hold work firmly and prevent straining.
Wedge take-up for wear.

Quick index for milling squares, hexagons, etc., by large dial direct on spindle, except No. 2.

Provision for quickly taking out worm shaft as a whole, except No. 2.

Compactness and small vertical height.

Taper spindle.

Best adapted for overhanging work.

Interchangeability of arbors between head and main cutter spindle. B. & S. taper holes.

Dividing gear protected, but readily inspected.

Range of position beyond the vertical and below the horizontal.

Spindle nose threaded for chucks.

Clamp binder for spindle when doing heavy work, except No. 2.

Hole through spindle.

Index crank handle, and face plate and shank, in one piece-drop forgings.

Elevating and tilting tailstock for taper work.

Provision for passing close to line of centers.

Tail spindle bound its whole length without danger of throwing out of line.
Self-contained.

No part projects below the base line.

Divide all numbers up to 50 and a large proportion of numbers up to 360.
Index table in durable form printed directly on wood.

[Eight systems are shown in an American catalogue, of which three are metric.]