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Lathe Apple Parers

Lathe parers have a threaded shaft with a fork on one end and a crank on the other. As you turn the crank the apple is rotated past a stationary blade and slicer. Some lathes move the paring arm and slicing blade past a rotating apple. Lathe parers are efficient to use and manufacture. Although developed early in the evolution of parers the lathe has "won the day" in today's market. Click on the pictures to explore the lathe parers.

Image of Carter Lathe Apple Parer
Carter		 Image of Carter Lathe Apple Peeler
Carter with Label		 Image of Carter Label
Carter Label 1		 Image of Carter Apple Parer Label
Carter Label 2
Image of Whittemore Board-Mounted Lathe Apple Parer
Whittemore		 Image of Whittemore Paper Label
Whittemore Label		 Image of Whittemore 2 Lathe Apple Peeler
Whittemore 2		 Image of Whittemore 2 Paper Label
Whittemore 2 Label
Image of Bay State Lathe Apple Parer
Bay State		 Image of Bay State Lathe Apple Peeler
Family Bay State		 Image of Bergner Lathe Apple Peeler
Bergner		 Image of Early Penn Lathe Apple Parer
Early Penn
Image of Triumph Lathe Apple Peeler
Triumph		 Image of Penn Lathe Apple Peeler
Penn		 Image of Advance with Wingnut Lathe Apple Peeler
Advance		 Image of Advance Lathe Apple Parer with Push-Off
Advance Improved
Image of Oriole Lathe Apple Parer
Oriole		 Image of Oriole Lathe Apple Parer with Gate Mechanism
Oriole with Gate		 Image of Jersey Apple Lathe Apple Parer
Jersey		 Image of Little Star Lathe Apple Peeler
Little Star
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