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Fruit Peeler

Object/Artifact

Table clamp metal apple peeler in the "Arc" style. Two and a half gears. The half gear is horizontal and forms the base and largest vertical gear has a ten circle pattern. Wooden side crank. Inscription on the frame reads, "PATENTED OCT 6. 1853."

2019.02.163

Genesee Country Village and Museum

Goodell Company

circa 1853

Antrim

New Hampshire

United States of America

North America

Inscription

Gear

PATENTED OCT 6. 1853

English

Food Processing T&E

Food Preparation

Agriculture

Fruit

Fruit Peeler

Agricultural implements

Food Preparation

Agricultural implements --United States

6-1/4 in

10-1/2 in

6-3/4 in

Cast iron

Wood

2019.02.134, 2019.02.150, 2019.02.151, 2019.02.152, 2019.02.153, 2019.02.155, 2019.02.156, 2019.02.157, 2019.02.158, 2019.02.159, 2019.02.164, 2019.02.165, 2019.02.166, 2019.02.167, 2019.02.168, 2019.02.169, 2019.02.171, 2019.02.173, 2019.02.174, 2019.02.175, 2019.02.176, 2019.02.177, 2019.02.178, 2019.02.179, 2019.02.184, 2019.02.192, 2019.02.193, 2019.02.194

Thornton, Don. "Apple Parers." (Sunnyvale, CA: Off Beat Books, 1997). Pg 135.

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