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Slide Rest for Light Lathe, England, c. 1830

Slide Rest for Light Lathe, England, c. 1830

1825-1835
Ornamental turning 'rose-engine' lathe, Germany, c. 1740

Ornamental turning 'rose-engine' lathe, Germany, c. 1740

1740
Colchester 2000L CNC lathe

Colchester 2000L CNC lathe

1985-2000
Watchmakers' Turns, c. 1915

Watchmakers' Turns, c. 1915

1910-1920
Watchmaker's lathe, late 18th century

Watchmaker's lathe, late 18th century

Early watchmaker's lathe or fusee engine

Early watchmaker's lathe or fusee engine

1701-1800
Model of Foot-operated Lathe, 1801-1850

Model of Foot-operated Lathe, 1801-1850

1870-1886
Old screw-cutting lathe / fusee engine

Old screw-cutting lathe / fusee engine

Small steel table turning lathe

Small steel table turning lathe

1850-1867
Intaglio lathe for glass

Intaglio lathe for glass

Screw-thread correcting lathe with components

Screw-thread correcting lathe with components

circa 1910
Lathe, treadle operated

Lathe, treadle operated

circa 1890
Early automatic lathe

Early automatic lathe

Capstan Slide Rest for Lathe by Muir, 1906

Capstan Slide Rest for Lathe by Muir, 1906

1906
Automatic Lathe, by Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co., c. 1895

Automatic Lathe, by Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co., c. 1895

1895-1905
Wooden turner's foot lathe

Wooden turner's foot lathe

Turret lathe

Turret lathe

Box Striking Gear For Lathe

Box Striking Gear For Lathe

Wooden section of 'rose-engine" lathe on a sliding bar

Wooden section of 'rose-engine" lathe on a sliding bar

1740
Drawer from model of foot lathe

Drawer from model of foot lathe

1870-1886
Britannia screwcutting lathe accessories of two weights

Britannia screwcutting lathe accessories of two weights

Britannia screwcutting lathe and overhead gear consisting of two standards

Britannia screwcutting lathe and overhead gear consisting of two standards

Glass engraver's lathe

Glass engraver's lathe

Colchester Triumph 2000 Lathe

Colchester Triumph 2000 Lathe

1971
Machined examples made on the screw cutting lathe

Machined examples made on the screw cutting lathe

Britannia screwcutting lathe

Britannia screwcutting lathe

Glass engraver's lathe of cast iron with Tee vest

Glass engraver's lathe of cast iron with Tee vest

Charlestown Foundry, Faceplate for Heavy Facing Lathe, c. 1810

Charlestown Foundry, Faceplate for Heavy Facing Lathe, c. 1810

1810 (earliest)
Headstock of Rose Engine Lathe

Headstock of Rose Engine Lathe

1768
Triangular Bar Lathe by H. Maudslay & Co., London, 1812-1820

Triangular Bar Lathe by H. Maudslay & Co., London, 1812-1820

1812-1820
Threading dial from Willson 7 1/2" lathe

Threading dial from Willson 7 1/2" lathe

model, scale 1:2, segmental turning lathe

model, scale 1:2, segmental turning lathe

1830
Original screw-cutting lathe, made by Henry Maudslay, end of 18th century

Henry Maudslay's original screw-cutting lathe, c.1800

circa 1800
Lathe, wooden frame, late 18th century. Collection of turning tools, late 18th century

turning lathe

Herbert No. 4 Capstan lathe, c. 1907

Herbert No. 4 Capstan lathe, c. 1907

circa 1907
Early wheelwright's lathe (including loose parts)

Early wheelwright's lathe (including loose parts)

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
Flywheel, for ornamental turning 'rose-engine' lathe, unsigned, Germany, c. 1740

Flywheel for Ornamental Turning 'Rose-Engine' Lathe

1740
Lathe with faceplate, 8 feet in diameter, from the Charlestown Foundry, St. Austell, Cornwall

Heavy facing lathe, 1810.

1810 (earliest)
Britannia screwcutting lathe and accessories

Britannia screwcutting lathe and accessories

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
Screw cutting lathe made by Joseph Clement, with small glazed case containing specimens of work done.

Screw cutting lathe made by Joseph Clement

Maudslay triangular lathe, with overhead gear, tool cabinet and one two jaw independent chuck; one eccentric chuck; 1 steady rest; 1 slide rest; one T rest; attachment for cutting screw threads; nine small chucks and bearing blocks.

Triangular Bar Lathe by H. Maudslay & Co., London, 1812-1820

1812-1820
Engine lathe by Wm. Muir and Co., no. 2374, 1889. Serial no. 2374, with accessories

Engine lathe by Wm. Muir and Co.

1889
Gridley 4 spindle automatic lathe

Gridley 4 spindle automatic lathe

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

British Petermann single spindle automatic lathe and fittings, by Charles Churchill & Co Ltd

British Petermann single spindle automatic lathe and fittings

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

Bench lathe by Stark Tool Company

Bench lathe by Stark Tool Company

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