Carbon/Carbro Processing

John Dixon (72110.501@CompuServe.COM)
24 Jun 96 20:53:06 EDT

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I am searching for a squeegee device That looks like the wringer on an old
washing machine (hand cranked). It was manufactured by (or called) Anchor Brand
and I think it was made somewhere in New York State or Pennsylvania. It was a
common piece of equipment for making carbons back around 1930-1940. The rollers
are about 24 inches long and 2 inches in diameter. The rolls are geared
together so both are driven when hand cranked. If anyone knows where I might
obtain one of these, please let me know via e-mail.
Many Thanks John Dixon 72110.501@Compuserve.com

E-mail from: John Dixon, 24-Jun-1996

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