A small tube inserted into the bottom of the tote which anchors into a hole in the bed serves instead. There is no longer a frog adjustment screw and tab mounted to the rear of the frog. No markings of any type appear on cutter. Some early examples with non-recessed brass adjustment knobs. Some early examples with cutters marked with Millers Falls logo where triangle contains no date.
Some early examples have smoother surface on inside of castings.
As the 22C was no longer offered by 1967, it is assumed that the introduction of the type six occurred prior to this time. No mention is made of the three- piece lever cap in the company's Hand tool catalog for 1967, although the three point cap is still pictured in the outdated illustrations. About 1935, Millers Falls introduced a line of low priced, economy grade tools under the Mohawk- Shelburne brand name. Geared to the occasional user, costs were minimized through the use of less expensive production materials. The clamping levers on the caps were painted red.