New Holland Hit and Miss Engines
No. 110 Mills
No. 65 Mills
Zimmerman first made sandstone mills in 1895, which are not included here - we are looking for photos or existing sandstone mills - both in wood frame and metal frame. That being said, the first mills were the No. 1 & 2 with A.M. Zimmerman cast into the plate covers.
The No. 1 evolved into the No. 10 and the No. 2 into the No 12.
No. 10 Mill - Newer version of the No. 1 Mill. Note bracket to bolt to floor.
Note: Mill frame is horizontal, NOT slanted - typical of the No. 10 & 12 Mills.
No. 2 Mill - Not a Zimmerman model and Not a Fairbanks, Morse.
Note: Mill frame is slanted, NOT horizontal - typical of the No. 1 & 2 Mills.
Zimmerman No.1 Mill - This mill has Zimmerman painted on the wood hopper and cast into the cover.
Note: Mill frame is slanted, NOT horizontal - typical of the No. 1 & 2 Mills.
No. 3 Mill photos courtesy of Mascot Roller Mills, Ronks, Pa.
No. 108 Mills
No. 8 Mill
This tab is under construction. More photos/images are being worked. Feb 2023.
1921 May - From a Worthington Pump and Machinery Corporation Bulletin G-E No. 2 - Shows Worthington sold the No. 6, 6 1/2, 8, 10, 12 & 3 Mills.
No. 1 Mill - Fairbanks, Morse - sold by F&M in 1906 & 1907.
Note: Mill frame is slanted, NOT horizontal - typical of the No. 1 & 2 Mills.
No. 12 Mill - Newer version of the No. 2 Mill.
Note: Mill frame is horizontal, NOT slanted - typical of the No. 10 & 12 Mills.
No. 1 Mill - Not a Zimmerman model and Not a Fairbanks, Morse.
Note: Mill frame is slanted, NOT horizontal - typical of the No. 1 & 2 Mills.
1937 March - No. 3 Mill - Probably the largest and heaviest Mill made..
Note: Mill frame is horizontal, NOT slanted - typical of the No. 10 & 12 Mills.
Mill No. 10, 12 & 3 were of the same style - wood legs, wood hopper. #10 was the smallest, #12 was the medium and #3 was the largest and appears to be commercial in nature.