Engraving Shop Package: Alexander Die-Sinker, WWII Gorton Pantograph and GHA Cutter Grinder

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Three engraving machines from the same shop room, priced to go together:

George H. Alexander pantograph engraver/die-sinker (likely No. 2A or 3A), supplied by J. Arthur Deakin & Son, New York, with the original instruction manual, a tray of collets/cutters, styli, and a ruler. Gorton pantograph engraving machine (Racine, Wis.), WWII era with the "War Finish By Order L-108 War Production Board" plate, rotary copy table, T-slot work table, tool tray with collets/cutters, and air blow gun. GHA engraving cutter grinder (likely 2CG) with indexing collet head, swivel base, drive motor, and work lamp, so you can sharpen your own carbide cutters.

It's coming out of a warehouse cleanout, so it's sold as-is. All three look complete with normal wear (some surface rust on the grinder), but none have been run.

• Alexander die-sinker: Good, untested; about 700 lb. Alone: $950 OBO
• Gorton pantograph: Good, untested; worn paint. Alone: $595 OBO
• GHA cutter grinder: Good, untested; light wear and some surface rust. Alone: $1,050 OBO
• Power: unconfirmed on all three
• Weight: heavy cast iron. Bring a pallet jack or lift and helpers.
• Pickup: Tacoma, WA. Exact pickup location and hours are shared with serious buyers after contact. Buyer loads.
• Payment: Cash or instant payment at pickup. No checks, no shipping.

Ready-made start for an engraving, die-sinking, or award shop, or a collector who wants the set. Email us about this item.