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Vintage Wright Engineering Model No. 10 Table Saw – Denver Manufacturer – Se - $175 (Aurora)
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Vintage Wright Engineering Model No. 10 Table Saw – Denver Manufacturer – Serial No. 596
Asking $175 OBO
An unusual vintage table saw manufactured by Wright Engineering & Supply Co. of Denver, Colorado.
This machine carries its original riveted manufacturer identification plate:
* Manufacturer: Wright Engineering & Supply Co.
* Model: No. 10
* Serial number: 596
* Westinghouse motor included
* 1 HP, 3,450 RPM
* Single-phase, 115/230V
* Aftermarket fence and miter gauge included
* Approximately 70 pounds
Interesting Colorado manufacturing history:
The manufacturer has a documented history dating back to at least 1938.
Historical records establish:
* 1938: Wright Engineering Supply Co. appears in the Denver classified telephone directory under machinery.
* World War II: Wright Engineering Supply manufactured fuse setters and spare parts for the war effort, according to a historical Denver preservation study.
* 1941: The U.S. Navy Filing Manual identifies Wright Engineering Supply Co. of Denver as a Navy-inspected contractor.
* 1956: Nebraska’s official publication Nebraska on the March documents Wright Engineering & Supply Co. of Denver among the companies acquired by Good-All Electric Manufacturing Company.
* 1960: Good-All became a subsidiary of Thompson Ramo Wooldridge (TRW).
Historical references:
1. Library of Congress, 1938 Denver business directory:
https://www.loc.gov/resource/gdcmassbookdig.usteledirec03966/?sp=5
2. Historic Denver, World War II manufacturing history:
https://historicdenver.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/7422/2025/08/Tops-Down-and-Bottoms-Up-Intervention-1930-1945.pdf.pdf
3. U.S. Navy, 1941 Filing Manual:
https://www.archives.gov/files/research/arc/online-resources/navy/navy-filing-manual-1941.pdf
4. Nebraska Division of Resources, December 1956:
https://govdocs.nebraska.gov/epubs/E1000/P001-1956dec.pdf
5. Historical account of Good-All’s acquisition by TRW:
https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-TV-Digest/60s/1960/TV-Digest-1960-03.pdf
Condition and sale terms:
Vintage machine being sold as-is.
The Westinghouse motor is included but is currently detached. A pulley and drive belt are needed. Motor is not currently connected or demonstrated.
The fence is an aftermarket addition, not represented as original equipment.
A neat piece of Denver manufacturing history for a vintage machinery enthusiast, restorer, or collector.
Located in Aurora, Colorado. Local pickup.