It followed me home (Part 2)

I have not even unloaded it yet but Oh man am I super excited about this score!
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Thanks guys!
I guess “easily carried” must be relative. lol
I’m going to have to learn how to clean up the blade...
It’s got an embossing that reads:
E.C. Atkins & Co.
Patent Tempered Patent Ground
AAA
Atkins Always Ahead
Indianapolis ID.
Made In USA​
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That is absolutely, mesmerizingly cool. If you set it up and use it even just once and put it on YouTube, you would be doing us and posterity a favor. I really want to see it work!
I haven’t seen another with the labels still on it.
In fact there is one of these in a museum here in Washington. The museum made copies of the labels on this one, in order to make facsimiles of these labels for the one in the museum.

Here are a couple photos of one someone set up. Apparently the latter ones were painted red, the wood on mine is beautiful oak.
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..and I stand corrected. There is one on eBay right now with at least the reminents of labels and a box! Did they come with a box? I missed an eBay sale on one of their catalogs, that would have been nice to have. :/
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/323403068925
Ooh. That one on eBay doesn’t have the bar that attaches to the tip of the blade with the spring loaded sliding stabilizer on it. There is no replacing that piece, good luck even trying to reproduce it.
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