Machine, Broom
Broom vise bench, Church Family, Mount Lebanon, NY
Description
Broom vise. Vise sits at an angle at end of arm. Arm is secured to one jaw. Jaws are straight edges with a notched, curved back end. Through jaws is a screw with a cylindrical head with domed top and a sliding handle through head. At end of jaws there is a set of two slides secured together by a dowel; slides protrude one side and are flush with the opposite exterior side. Vise is set into a cut-out in a table. Two cut-outs in line with the vise arm; one oval, one rectangular. Table legs are tenon-jointed to top, are rectangular in cross-section, and have a slight taper. Outside legs, on short ends, is a wood slat for support. Tabletop comprises two boards, each with two circular holes; holes in center set wider than the two near end. Stained dark brown.
New York Mount Lebanon Church Family
