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    Found: 1945 Kent Moore Work Station

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    Vintage Lincoln Servmobile Service Cart/Mechandiser

    Looks like you payed a 1950's price for it as well. Ad is from '53
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    Vintage Lincoln Servmobile Service Cart/Mechandiser

    Great save. Here are some more images I have seen over the years: -Damon
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    Mechanics Work Station / Service Merchandiser

    Wonderful find! These smaller 1940 units do not surface very often. This model would have had the option for these short side cabinets.
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    Rebuilding my ALEMITE cart

    Coming together so nicely Don!
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    ID & Value of Workbench

    Totally worth grabbing. 1958+ Service Desk with factory testing gear to work on Lincoln lubrication equipment. The wider, triangular, Lincoln St. Louis logo wasn't used until late 1958. Original ad is attached:
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    Wanted Alemite badge / emblem

    bump
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    Alemite tribute bench project

    Amazing Work!!
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    Vintage Work Bench

    As for the image that started this Thread off eleven years ago; here is the information. After many years of searching, I have finally found an original ad for this rare 1948 ARO Workbench. The catalog sales pitch for these Merchandisers was: Add Eye Appeal To Your Shop Impress Customers...
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    Wanted Alemite badge / emblem

    Still looking for one of these plastic emblems.
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    Wanted Alemite badge / emblem

    I am in search of one late 30's - early 40's Alemite wing badge. They are just over 4" in length.
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    Alemite tribute bench project

    This is the coolest build ever!!! I would love to use a picture up on my website.
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    1940’s Borroughs Manufacturing Mechanic’s Workstation.

    Thank you for sharing the full story with all of us. I am so happy that after your long search you ended up with this very rare, and unique merchandiser!
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    Alemite work bench make over

    Love watching your work Don!
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    Alemite Gas Station Work Bench Restoration

    I believe that this is a Weidenhoff Engine Analyzer cabinet with a non-original pegboard attached.
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