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- WALKER, GEORGE HENRY, New York, New York
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- Levels and Rules
- from 1844 until 1849
- George became part of Job & George Henry Walker 1849 and later and until 1873, but may have worked alone again after that; he was listed in an 1884 directory.
- WALKER, JOB New York, New York
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- Rules
- from 1842 until 1849
- Job became part of J.&G.H. Walker 1849 until 1873. He was listed alone after that, but as a carpenter.
- WALKER, JOB & GEORGE HENRY, New York, New York
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- Bevels, Levels and Rules
- from 1849 until 1873
- Marks: J.&G.H. WALKER MAKER NEW-YORK
- Both Walkers worked alone earlier.
- WALKER, JOSEPH, New York, New York
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- Rules
- from before 1843 until 1844 and later
- A one-time directory listing for Joseph might possibly be an erroneous recording of Job Walker's name.
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Watts Boston Bound (hooked) 2 foot 2 fold carpenters gunter
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Watts Boston 2 foot 2 fold carpenters gunter
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- WATTS, JOSEPH, Boston & Charlestown, Massachusetts
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- Marking Gauges, Rules and Squares
- from before 1834 until 1849 and later
- Marks: J.WATTS BOSTON
- J. Watts apparently worked in Charlestown prior to 1834 and then Boston, see Kababian & Witney 1978.
- 180 minor divisions on slide rather than more commonly found 280.
- WATTS, LAWRENCE B., Cambridge, Massachusetts
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- Levels and Rules
- from 1851 until 1860
- Marks: L.B.WATTS/MAKER (with an eagle figure)
- References
- Bacheller, Milton H., Jr. 2000. American Marking Gages, Patented and Manufactured. Plainville, Massachusetts.
- Kababian, Paul B. & Dudley Witney. 1978. American Woodworking Tools. New York: Little, Brown & Co..
- Rosebrook, Donald. 1999. American Levels and Their Makers Volume I - New England. Mendham, New Jersey: Astragal Press.
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WILEY 2 foot 2 fold rule with no tables
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- WILEY, EWING, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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- Rules
- from before 1801 and possibly later
- Listed in 1801 Philadelphia directory as working at 16 Grays Alley.
- Marks: WILEY PHILA
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