American Precision Museum

[Dave Suponski]

On the way home from grouse camp we stopped at the American Prcision Museum in Windsor,Vermont and low and behold look what was there!a Parker Punch Press.

[Austin W Hogan]

Dave; There were several examples of Parker Tooling there on my first visit, but only a small portion of the exhibits are now open.
Dietrich Apel was a director for many years.

Best, Austin

[Dave Suponski]

Austin, I have passed through Windsor many times always vowing to stop..Today I did and am glad of it..Very interesting museum.

[Dean Romig]

Dave, I hope you made time to kiss your sister-in-law :rolleyes:

[Dave Suponski]

Dean,They were not home..So that is why we stopped here.To stretch our legs. Speaking of legs...ouch!

[Dean Romig]

Same here . . . I think hanging from my ankles for fifteen or twenty minutes would make the old legs feel a lot better after playing billy goat in the grouse coverts all weekend.