This data has been extracted from several different manufacturer's catalogs. Some of the values may have more meaning than others, but how often does someone want to have a table of 1/6th inches to decimal?

Often each table will have more information types than are indicated by the table's description.

1. Atkins Saw Gauges, Comparative Table of Gauges from EC Atkins in a catalog of 1914.

2. MM to Inch from Atkins part 1, From Atkins Catalog 19 in 1923.

3. MM to Inch from Atkins part 2, From Atkins Catalog 19 in 1923.

4. Table of Decimal Equivalents, Millimeteres and Fractions of Millimeters to inches. From L.S.Starrett catalog no 25, 1935

5. Tables of Decimal Equivalents, 7ths, 14ths, 28ths and 6ths, 12ths, 24ths of an inch to decimal. From L.S.Starrett catalog no 25, 1935

6. Table of Decimal Equivalents, 8th, 16ths, 32ds and 64th of an inch. From L.S.Starrett catalog no 25, 1935

7. English Standard Wire Gauges, L.S Starrett Company's version of the English Standard Wire gages.

8. Different Standards, Different Standards for Wire Gages in use in the United States. From L.S.Starrett catalog no 25, 1935

9. All Atkins Saws with weights and sizes, From Atkins catalog 19 from 1923.

10. Color Temperatures, High Temperatures Judged by Color, and Colors for Tempering. From L.S.Starrett catalog no 25, 1935