Model of a Cement Mixer
Model of a Cement Mixer
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- Description
- This model was built for its inventors (two brothers from Montana) by a Chicago firm, run by J. T. H. Paterson, Proprietor. Raw materials were loaded into one side and mixed concrete unloaded on the other.
- Regal Model and Tool Works (122 S. Clarke Street, Chicago, Illinois, J. T. H. Paterson, Proprietor) built this model for two inventors, who were brothers from Montana. This cement mixer was patented.
- Object Name
- Model, cement mixer
- Date made
- ca 1910
- Associated Place
- United States: Illinois
- United States: Montana
- ID Number
- MC.316501
- catalog number
- 316501
- accession number
- 224662
- Credit Line
- Gift of Miss Adeline E. Paterson
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- Engineering, Building, and Architecture
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- Exhibition
- America On The Move
- Exhibition Location
- National Museum of American History
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History
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