Standard Model G anyone?
Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2015 2:02 am
Hi Everybody.
I'm working on an update to my Edison Standards article on the APS website. One feature will be an updated, downloadable excel file of all the Standards I've seen in the last 8 or so years (over 2200 so far) with many exiting new entries!
In one area I'm stuck, and this is where I need your help: I need to better address the Standard Model G. According to Edison company literature, they did exist. The big problem is that I have yet to turn up one that actually was labelled as a Model G.
I'm asking you as collectors, that have collector friends (who may in turn have other collector friends), to ask around and see if anybody has a lead out there on either an actually-labelled Model G or have documentation (like a sales slip) of a Model E (in the Model G configuration) actually being sold as a Model G.
I'd like to run photos of the machine with its data plate in the Model G section of the article. If anybody can help me with this, I'd be very grateful. You can post what you find here or PM me. Thanks for your help!
Martin
I'm working on an update to my Edison Standards article on the APS website. One feature will be an updated, downloadable excel file of all the Standards I've seen in the last 8 or so years (over 2200 so far) with many exiting new entries!
In one area I'm stuck, and this is where I need your help: I need to better address the Standard Model G. According to Edison company literature, they did exist. The big problem is that I have yet to turn up one that actually was labelled as a Model G.
I'm asking you as collectors, that have collector friends (who may in turn have other collector friends), to ask around and see if anybody has a lead out there on either an actually-labelled Model G or have documentation (like a sales slip) of a Model E (in the Model G configuration) actually being sold as a Model G.
I'd like to run photos of the machine with its data plate in the Model G section of the article. If anybody can help me with this, I'd be very grateful. You can post what you find here or PM me. Thanks for your help!
Martin