THRESHER TEETH

By Staff

|Published on May 1, 1992

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These two illustrations of thresher teeth come from a 1903
catalog of the National Supply Co. of Cleveland, Ohio. The firm
claimed to furnish teeth to fit any make of machine and guaranteed
a perfect fit. Prices were: Ordinary teeth (under 100) 6 cents
each; 100 or more, 5 cents each. Large Jumbo or other large makes,
100 or more, 8 cents each. ‘Dexter’ patent shoulder teeth,

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