Original screw-cutting lathe, made by Henry Maudslay, end of 18th century Henry Maudslay's original screw-cutting lathe, c.1800 circa 1800
Lathe with faceplate, 8 feet in diameter, from the Charlestown Foundry, St. Austell, Cornwall Heavy facing lathe, 1810. 1810 (earliest)
Button Lathe manufactured by Sylbe & Pondorf, maschinen baugesellschaft Schmolln S.A., c. 1910 Button Lathe Manufactured by Sylbe & Pondorf, 1910
Dead centre lathe with gauge tools and work from Egypt; one photo (photo in technical file) Dead centre lathe with gauge tools
Lathe with dividing head and 2 slides, with single drilling attachment Lathe with dividing head and 2 slides
Engine lathe by Wm. Muir and Co., no. 2374, 1889. Serial no. 2374, with accessories Engine lathe by Wm. Muir and Co. 1889
Brown & Sharpe no. 0 automatic lathe with 3 cast iron (ie, supplied by manufacturer) drop-in covers and 2 cast iron shelves or racks, and other made-up guards and strainer Brown & Sharpe no. 0 automatic lathe with 3 cast iron
Turret lathe used for cutting back and front surfaces of PUMA scleral contact lenses c. 1950 Turret lathe
Accessories for Maudslay lathe, stored in single drawer of wooden cabinet fitted to the underside of lathe bed, by H. Maudslay & Co., London, 1812-1820. Contents include, spindle for use in slide rests; 25 internal and external chasers; 1 centre punch; 2 driving dogs; 3 D drill bits; 3 taps Accessories for Maudslay Lathe, English, 1812-1820 1812-1820
Large quantity of accessories in box with stand for two watchmaker's lathes, Lorch type. watchmaker's lathes, accessories
Flywheel, for ornamental turning 'rose-engine' lathe, unsigned, Germany, c. 1740 Flywheel for Ornamental Turning 'Rose-Engine' Lathe 1740
Automatic lathe, No. 00 type, by Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co., Providence, Rhode Island in the United States, c. 1895. Automatic Lathe, by Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co., c. 1895 1895-1905
British Petermann single spindle automatic lathe and fittings, by Charles Churchill & Co Ltd British Petermann single spindle automatic lathe and fittings
Front surface lathe for contact lenses by G. Nissel & Co. Ltd., London, 1965-1969. Front surface lathe for contact lenses, with display of lens making process, and box for lathe 1965-1969
14 ft. Flywheel lathe by William Muir of Manchester, No. 1310, c. 1900 and ancillary equipment 14 ft. Flywheel lathe by William Muir of Manchester
Rose engine lathe by Hulot Fils 1768, mounted on table with treadle drive and complete with slide rest and chucks Rose engine lathe by Hulot Fils 1768 1768