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I've been wondering if there are any known instrument makers and/or designers in the 20th century who are known as well as Stanley, Richter, and so on? My...
tjstanton1953
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May 3, 2002
11:58 am
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Right now on www.ebay.com under Drawing instrument I saw Richter antique set for sale. If I remember this set was from 1903-1910. You can look description... ...
ark khaykin
comacon_99
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May 4, 2002
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I think the American firms Vemco and Alteneder were as well known in the 20th century as any in the world for their innovation and quality. Check out a large...
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May 4, 2002
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... An interesting research aim. I was suprised when I delved into the British Patents Offixe archive (http://www.patent.gov.uk/design/). and came across...
hp5plus
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May 4, 2002
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I picked up a wooden ruler for a drawing machine which seems to have ivory rather than celluloid edges. So far I have always doubted that scale rulers may have...
manfred_hausmann
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May 7, 2002
11:12 am
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Hi, Manfred! Hmmmm! I quite agree with you that it certainly looks like Ivory....on the top facing. What I noticed about the material on the back of the ruler...
Larry Stewart
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May 8, 2002
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I understand that you can heat up a needle or wire etc. (red hot) and touch it to the material in some inconspicuous place and smell the odor that the material...
Coil, John
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May 8, 2002
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I have a set of Riefler instruments that I bought new in 1962. I have entered a photo of the case and the instruments in the photo section. I used these...
BrownDavidK
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May 13, 2002
4:17 am
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Certainly it's collectible, just depends on a given person's interest (for example, I'm big on 20th century gear while others prefer older sets). It is a great...
tjstanton1953
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May 14, 2002
1:24 pm
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Has anyone talked to Dennis? Can't seem to pull up leadholder.com.By the way, hello everyone. I'm a newbie....be gentle....
thirdbasecoach14
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May 19, 2002
1:34 am
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... Leadholder.com was down for a couple of days because of a server configuration problem (my fault). It's back up now. Cheers, Dennis...
shockbeton
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May 22, 2002
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Hi Everyone, I have come across a copy of Maya Hambly's "Drawing Instruments 1580 - 1980". I already have a copy for myself and it is a wonderful book full of...
jpimtools
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May 22, 2002
11:47 pm
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Would appreciate information regarding the construction details of the K&E centrolinead, and information regarding its use and the theory E. Lapints...
elhtlapin
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May 27, 2002
12:55 am
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... theory The Centrolinead invented in 1814 by Nicholson was used for construction of 2-point perspective where one or both vanishing points would be off the...
dveret
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May 27, 2002
1:26 pm
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Appreciate your prompt and extensive reply to my query in re the centrolinead. Am attempting a mathematical demonstration of its properties via analytic...
ELLIS LAPIN
elhtlapin
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May 28, 2002
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The centrolinead was a tool used to create an artificial vanishing point when doing perspective drawings. In construction it was shaped like a large Y lying on...
patentdorf
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May 28, 2002
10:03 pm
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Thanks for your most complete and detailed response. In 1941 I attended an introductory course on perspective drawing given by George Tharatt, then chief...
ELLIS LAPIN
elhtlapin
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May 30, 2002
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Hello Everyone, A friend of mine is an old draughtsman from way back. He owns and still occassionally uses a set of K&E pens and his Leroy lettering set. He...
alanscheckenbach
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Jun 6, 2002
11:56 am
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Greetings Alan, I have a large supply of the Leroy Lettering Pens and Reservoir Pens. Please contact me privately and I will try to accommodate you. Regards, ...
Michael O'Leary
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Jun 6, 2002
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So since the vanishing point is not on the board, how do you determine where the station point is? (if you don't know what it is, a station point is too...
Elliott Dick
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Jun 12, 2002
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The station point corresponds to the position of the observer. It is independent of the vanishing points. With the point on the picture plane at which the...
dveret
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Jun 15, 2002
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Here's hoping you get something fun for Father's Day! I've been particularly busy of late so I haven't tried to stir anything up here (we're unmoderted after...
tjstanton1953
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Jun 16, 2002
11:22 am
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Greetings, Spotted this one for the mechanical pencil collectors: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2114980473 Does anybody know what these...
Michael O'Leary
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Jun 21, 2002
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Jeff (JPMITools) had listed a hybrid set of drawing instruments on eBay and I wrote him asking what he thought of a set I had. He wrote back and later gave...
tjstanton1953
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Jun 22, 2002
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I put in 2 new photos of the "Projector" which appears to be a protractor attached with an accordian arm to a straightedge. There's an eBay link as well. See: ...
tjstanton1953
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Jun 22, 2002
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... The [original] A.W. Faber Castell 9600 [was] similar to the standard Locktite 9400 drafting pencil, but it has modified clutch jaws to accept a special,...
shockbeton
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Jun 23, 2002
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Lofting is in Message 137 ... standard Locktite ... special, flat ... beneficiary General ... developed ... machine parts at full ... into the ... line without...
tjstanton1953
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Jun 23, 2002
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Hello, I am posting to find out if any of you can help me with some ruling pens I found. I need to clean, polish, and sharpen/condition them and would like...
noguchi_montoya
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Jun 24, 2002
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I (shockbeton (Dennis B Smith)) found this fascinating letter in my emaibox recently. Apparently it was meant to be posted as a part of the ink vs. pencil ...
shockbeton
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Jun 25, 2002
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Obviously better with words than I am, you have done a good job of describing how a station point is used. Your statement that the station point is...
Elliott Dick
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Jun 25, 2002
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