Lathe identification

Lathe identification

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    Bazyle
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      @bazyle

      An old lathe recently appeared on ebay

      http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Lathe-old-lathe-/261000750571?pt=UK_Home_Garden_PowerTools_SM&hash=item3cc4db65eb

      The names on the makers plate do not appear on Lathes.co.uk (I have advised Tony G) and the only reference on the web is an old advert

      http://www.gracesguide.co.uk/File:Im1876POWor-Wheat7.jpg

      which looks to include an illustration of the lathe.

      Are they manufacturers or a trader? If the latter does anyone recognise the lathe as being badged by anyone else?

      Perhaps a Mancunian with some interest in local history could dig up a bit more info.

      It isn't me who bought it – just wanting to see if we can collect historical info for the record. This migth be the last of its species or maybe you are using one this evening yourself.

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      Bazyle
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        @bazyle

        Wheatley Kirk, Price & Goulty

        #89347
        Ady1
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          @ady1

          Possibly just a rebadged Britannia lathe sold by a reseller

          http://www.lathes.co.uk/britannia/index.html

          Some of those old victorian companies made vast numbers of lathes around WW1

          British industrial output for the Empire and Dominions was quite mind boggling

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