Inverted Bull Clock for Wire Drawing February 1942

The vintage image features an inverted bull clock used in the brass and copper industry for drawing large diameter wire. In February 1942, the Chase Brass and Copper Company in Euclid, Ohio, utilized this modern equipment to automatically coil wire as it exited the machine. This process was crucial for efficient handling in manufacturing. The image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, which documents key industrial advancements of the era.

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