SBL Serial Number
File. E-mail your information to: wswells@earthlink.net
Here is a page from South Bend that estimates the
starting serial numbers by year. Provided by Robert Lang.
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The serial number is stamped on the tailstock end of the
bed between the flat- and v-ways. It Is used to determine the size and
type of lathe, plus any special features or attachments. The earliest
records show that lathes were numbered sequentially, beginning with 700, in
July 1910, and ending with 186,514 March 1947. After that date, a new
numbering system added a three letter code to indicate 1) the swing, 2) the
gear and apron combination and the location of the drive, and 3) the spindle
hole size, type of swing, and special features. |
Another very old South Bend Page from Robert Lang that explains the new
numbering system.
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Swing |
Gear, Apron, and Drive |
Spindle and Swing Type |
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N= |
9 inch |
K= |
Quick Change Gear (QCG), Friction Feed Apron, |
R= |
Regular Spindle Hole, |
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K= |
Light 10 inch (10K) |
P= |
Standard Change Gear, |
L= |
Large Spindle Hole, |
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R= |
Heavy 10 inch (10R or 10L) |
A= |
Quick Change Gear (QCG), Friction Feed Apron, |
E= |
Regular Spindle Hole, |
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T= |
13 inch |
B= |
Standard Change Gear (SCG), |
D= |
Large Spindle Hole, |
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F= |
14 1/2 inch |
C= |
Standard Change Gear (SCG), |
T= |
Turret |
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H= |
16 and 16/24 |
Y= |
Standard Change Gear (SCG), |
X= |
Special |
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C= |
CamLock Spindle |
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K= |
Taper Key Lock Spindle |
Here, you can view a 1941
1906
Established Nov.
1st, 1906 as South Bend Machine Tool Co., Incorporated in 1914 as
They moved in the early part of 1909 to the old Singer Sewing Machine
plant on
>>>>>
1907
First Ed. Issued:
How to Run a Lathe, The Care and Operation of a Screw Cutting Lathe. By
>>>>>
1908
>>>>>
June, 1908
1909
>>>>>
Nov, 1909
1910
SB started serial
numbering lathes in July of 1910 with number 700.
Catalog No 40 Issued,
>>>>>
700,
>>>>>
727, Ray Ferguson's
12 1/2 inch pedal lathe its serial number 727, I believe (DT)
>>>>>
731, Pedal lathe that has been
converted to a leg mount drive.
>>>>>
736, 10" pedal lathe. There is a #3 about 3/4" below the 736. The
screw chart on the leg says South Bend Machine Tool Co. It came with 5 change
gears, drive plate, some tool holders, a 1902 pat. Jacobs chuck, some
countershaft pulleys, and a interesting little Skinner 4 jaw chuck. The Skinner
is 5 1/4" diameter, No. 804, 1882 pat. and has a lever on the back that
you move to change it from an independent to a universal chuck. It touts 'Flush
Screws' on the front writing.
>>>>>
Pedal Lathes:
"SB built this lathe from 1906 till 1915 with many of them sold under the
Expert brand name through Sears Roebuck. Here is one of a 11 inch out of a
Sears 1914 catalog that shows how the lathe was setup. The 10 and the 11 used
many of the same parts and looked the same." DT
1914 11 inch Sears Expert
>>>>>
800,
>>>>>
846, I have an
11" SB with #846 in my basement. It has loose gears. The lathe is in
almost perfect shape. It does have the cam arm for loosening the belt. Paul
Benoit in
>>>>>
849, 10” x ?,
Catalog No. 26, shipped Oct or Nov. of 1910 (Dennis Turk)
>>>>>
1911
Catalog 41 issued April 1st, 1911, South Bend Machine Tool Co. 34 pages.
>>>>>
1061, 10" x 4-1/2', Catalog No. 26, Foot Power
>>>>>
1150, 13 x ? according to SB it was mfg'd. in 1911 and shipped in 1912.
I believe that I am the third owner.
>>>>>
1912
Catalog 42 issued,
South Bend Machine Tool Co.
Catalog 43 issued,
South Bend Machine Tool Co. 36 pages.
>>>>>
1155, 1/29/1912,
13" X 7',
>>>>>
1181, The plain brass bearings
have been re-honed and re-shimmed. You can still see hand scraping on the bed
ways. The castings have been sandblasted, painted a neutral machine gray, all
rust removed, polished and re-assembled with all the original parts of the core
machine. This would originally have been treadle powered but was converted to a
bench machine. The short legs came off a 1914 model.
>>>>>
1257, 13" x 8'
bed,
1506, 10" x 3-1/2", Catalog No. 26, converted pedal lathe
>>>>>
1913
2016, 13" x
8', "O" Series "Screw
Cutting Engine Lathe No. 34", Catalog No. 34, South Bend Machine Tool
Co., 1-3/4" x 8tpi spindle nose.
>>>>>
2100
2200
>>>>>
2292, 8/15/1913,
It was shipped to Nichols, Dean & Gregg.
>>>>>
2300
>>>>>
2400
>>>>>
2419, 10/10/1913,
13" x ?', "O" Series "Screw Cutting Engine Lathe No. 34", Catalog No. 34, shipped to Ridgeway Borough Schools,
Ridgeway, PA. Sales agent - Summers, Titler & Tond. This info was obtained
from Leblond. Apron has
clutch knob and selector for power long and cross feed. Lead screw for
threading only. does not have the tool shelf nor bolt holes for mounting one. Spindle nose is 1 7/8 - 8.
>>>>>
2500,
>>>>>
2568, 10 inch.
>>>>>
1914
SB HTRAL Ed 15 of 1914 shows the 13" available in bed lengths up to
10 ft.
>>>>>
2988,
>>>>>
3000,
>>>>>
3100,
>>>>>
3179, 12” x ?, South Bend Machine Tool Co.
>>>>>
3199, 9/25/1914, 15" x 6', "O" series Catalog No. 37-C, Original customer located in
>>>>>
3200,
3231, ??
>>>>>
3265, ?/?/1914, 18" x 10', "O"
series Catalog No. 44, SCG with power auto-feed apron.
>>>>>
3300,
>>>>>
R3330, 10” x ?,
>>>>>
3386, ?/?/1914, 10”
x ?, 10 inch with full
change gears, steady rest, face plate and original tool post. It
is also equipped with the simple cross slide with tee slot. No
compound. Bench mount and double friction countershaft.
>>>>>
3400,
>>>>>
3500,
>>>>>
3525, 12/28/1914, 16” x 8’, “O” series Catalog No. 40-D, SCG with power auto-feed apron, 5 feet between centers, Sold to: Western Metal Supply Co., T.A.
Ingram/Requestor Included with the lathe is a 3 jaw chuck, 4 jaw chuck, all
threading gears, face plate, misc pipe centers and tooling.
>>>>>
3530, YSBG member
>>>>>
3600,
>>>>>
4711, 11" x 6', "O"
series Catalog No.
29, SCG with power
auto feed apron, "South bend Lathe Works",
The spindle is 1-1/2 x 8 tpi.
>>>>>
1915
Catalog 47 issued Jan 1st, 1915.
>>>>>
2568, 1/15/1915,
10" x 4-1/2', "O"
series Catalog No. 26, shipped to customer S.L. Robinson, through
dealer # 8117. The lathe is painted black and is in very good condition but
lacks a tool post and legs or pedestals. The spindle is threaded 1-1/8 by 12 with
a bore less than 1/2 inch. It has a pair of screw drive gears but not a complete set. It
came mounted with a Skinner 4-jaw chuck # 906, also in very good condition.
>>>>>
4238,
10” x 3’, 1915 South Bend sold by Sears, Roebuck & Co., originally a
Treadle lathe, motor converted some time back Returned to service,
>>>>>
5320, It has #113
stamped on the left ways under the headstock. It’s my grandfathers old lathe.
He purchased it in the late teens. It’s a 15 or 16 inch with a 6 foot bed.
>>>>>
1916
5658, 1/ /1916, 13" SB without any wicks that I
know of, the spindle
bearing cap bolts are ½"-12 x 2". Yes that is 12 tpi, not 13. The gears are .625" wide x
.625" bore with .187" key. Serial number 5658 built in 1915
(sold in Jan 16).
>>>>>
5700
5800
5900
6000
6100
6200
6300
6400
>>>>>
6481, 2/7/1916, 16” x 8’, SCG
lathe
>>>>>
6500
6600
6700
6800
6900
>>>>>
6950, 3/13/1916, 15 “ X 6’, "O" series Catalog
No. 37-C, SCG
with power feeds, Originally sold to Osborne & Sexton Company,
Columbus, Ohio. Confirmed by Leblond.
>>>>>
6957, 13 x 5', "O" series Catalog No. 34-B, SCG with power feeds,
>>>>>
7000
7100
7200
7300
7400
7500
7600
>>>>>
7644, 5/10/1916, 15" X 7', "O"
series Catalog No. 37-D, SCG with power feeds, My Family has a
16"South Bend lathe used by Stanley Allred to restore Stanley Steamers in
his shop at Lancaster, Indiana. He always claimed it came from the
>>>>>
7700
7800
7900
>>>>>
7944, 13" X 5', "O" series Catalog No.
34-B, SCG with power feeds, Overhead drive system intact and appears to
be factory. Bought from friend in
>>>>>
8000
8100
8200
>>>>>
8290, 13" X
6', "O" series Catalog No. 34-C, SCG with power feeds,
>>>>>
8300
8400
8500
8600
8700
8800
8900
9000
9100
9200
9300
9400
9500
9600
9700
9800
>>>>>
9859, 9/6/1916, 13 x 7', "O" series Catalog No.
34-D, SCG with
power feeds, The ways are in very good condition. Has counter shaft, the
face plates, most if not all of the change gears, the cast iron legs, and
two chucks. It appears to have an original black Japanned finish that has
been repainted over with a light gray.
>>>>>
9900
10000
>>>>>
1917
11855, 1/3/1917,
>>>>>
11900,
12000,
>>>>>
12100,
12200,
12300,
12400,
12500,
12600,
12700,
>>>>>
12776, ?/?/1917, 13" x 5',
"O" series Catalog No. 34-B, SCG
with power feeds,
>>>>>
12800,
12900,
13000,
>>>>>
13063, 15" x
7', "O" series Catalog No. 37-D, SCG
with power feeds, field created
overhead drive, Electric motor mounted to plate that drives the original 4 step
pulley from line countershaft.
>>>>>
13100,
>>>>>
13126, ?/?/1917, 16" x 7', "O" series Catalog No. 40-D, Line shaft driven SCG
with power feeds, Two chucks 7" 3-jaw
Cushman 12" 4-jaw Skinner, both with unusual 2-3/8 x 8 thread
>>>>>
13200,
13221, ??
13300,
13400,
13500,
13600,
13700,
13800,
13900,
>>>>>
13951, 6/2/1917, 13" X 6', "O" series Catalog No.
34-C, SCG with
power feeds, Has a decal on the right front leg under the SB tag with
"Manufactured for Waterhouse and Lester Co. California". They
were a buggy maker in
>>>>>
14000,
14100,
>>>>>
14144, 6/21/1917, 13" x 5', "O" series Catalog No.
34-B, SCG with power feeds, Shipped to
>>>>>
14200,
14300,
14400,
>>>>>
14482, I have a
13" x ? . It has the number 13 cast into
the legs. Found this in a farmer's barn, rough but working.
>>>>>
14500,
>>>>>
14550, LeBlond told
me it is a 1917
>>>>>
14600,
14700,
14800,
14900,
15000,
15100,
15200,
15300,
15400,
>>>>>
1918
From Catalog No. 55: "South Bend Lathes have been on the market
over twelve years. We have been manufacturing this lathe since 1906, and there
are now over 17000 South Bend Lathes in use throughout the world."
>>>>>
15451, 1/1/1919,
YSBG Member
>>>>>
15500,
15600,
>>>>>
15647, 13" x
?, which I believe, was made in 1918.
>>>>>
15700,
15800,
15900,
16000,
>>>>>
16024, 1/5/1918, 16 x 8', "O" series Catalog No. 40-E, SCG
with power feeds, Shipped to
Snow Mfg. CO. Chicago, IL. From
>>>>>
16100,
>>>>>
16108, 24" x 8', "O" series Catalog No. 54-E,
"I've had this lathe for 18 years an it is still in good shape"
A.T.
>>>>>
16200,
16300,
16400,
16500,
16600,
16700,
16800,
16900,
17000,
>>>>>
17092T, 13” x ?, "O" series Catalog No. 34, SCG with power feeds,
>>>>>
17100,
17200,
17200,
17400,
17500,
17600,
>>>>>
17651, 13” x
?, "O" series Catalog No. 34, SCG
with power feeds lathe rescued from a scrap dealer in
>>>>>
17700,
>>>>>
17766, 13" x ?, "O" series Catalog No.
34, SCG with power feeds,
>>>>>
17800,
17900,
18000,
>>>>>
18049, 5/5/1919,
Shipped to Brown Zertman,
>>>>>
?????, 9/12/1918,
13"x 5', "O" series Catalog No.
34-B, SCG with
power feeds, Current owner: John R. Ruth
>>>>>
18100,
18200,
18300,
>>>>>
18379, 16” x ?’, "O" series
Catalog No. 40-?, SCG with
power feeds,
>>>>>
18400,
>>>>>
18419, 11/14/1918, 15" x 6', "O" series Catalog No.
37-C, SCG with power feeds Overhead drive conversion, Selling Dealer: Riverside Machinery, Original
Customer: Joseph Korval, Dearborn, MI.
>>>>>
1919
19412, Serial Card, 15" x 6', "O" series Catalog No. 37-C, SCG with
power feeds, Selling Dealer: E.E. Chevraux Co. Original Customer: Buckeye Auto Co.
Current owner: Bob Wright.
>>>>>
19500,
19600,
>>>>>
19660
>>>>>
19700,
19800,
19900,
20000,
20100,
20200,
20300,
20400,
>>>>>
20478, 16 x 8', "O" series Catalog
No. 40-E, SCG with power feeds, Taper attachment and tool post grinder
attachment.
>>>>>
20500,
>>>>>
20572, 11/28/1919, 15” x 6’, "O" series Catalog No. 37-C, SCG
with power feeds, but without any thread
cutting capability (looks like the lead screw is about 10TPI) maybe some sort
of special?
>>>>>
20600,
20700,
>>>>>
20705, 8/26/1919,
13” x 8’
>>>>>
20800,
20900,
21000,
>>>>>
1920
*******
The Model 25 was also made in 1920. I have the following catalogs that
show the Model 25; No.66(1920), No.67(1921), No.68(1921), No.70(1921),
No.73(1922), No.75(1922), No.81(1923), No.84-A(1925), No.85(1925). Robert
Lang.
*******
>>>>>
J870, I just sold
my 11" SB to a friend (to help finance a 16" SB) I was the third
owner.
>>>>>
J1032, 11" x 5', "O"
series Catalog No. 27-B, SCG with Floor
legs,
>>>>>
J1147, 9" x 3', "O" series Catalog No. 25-Y, SCG lathe with DFC counter
shaft drive.
>>>>>
J1300, 11"
x 5', "O" series Catalog No. 27-B, SCG, it has most of the
original tooling that is shown in the book that came with the lathe and the
countershaft.
>>>>>
In the South Bend Parts book it states that all serial numbers that are
20000 and above are 1920 or newer.
In 1920 they changed the spindle sizes of the lathes, an 18" had a
2 5/8" spindle thread.
>>>>>
21100,
21200,
21300,
21400,
21500,
>>>>>
21533, 18" x 8', "O" series Catalog No. 71-E, QCG lathe, The gearbox plate says pat#
810634 Jan 23,1906, and has the
>>>>>
21600,
21700.
21800,
21900,
>>>>>
21972, 13” x ?,
standard change gear lathe that used to be owned by 3m corp. in Hartford City
IN.
>>>>>
22000,
22100,
22200,
22300,
22400,
>>>>>
22422, 3/11/1920, 18" x 8', "O" series Catalog No. 45-E.
>>>>>
22500,
22600,
22700,
22800,
>>>>>
22821, 4/1920,
13" x ?,
>>>>>
22900,
23000,
>>>>>
23005, 16" x 8' bed, "O" series Catalog No 40-E.
>>>>>
23024, 6/29/1920, 13" x 5' bed, "O" series Catalog No. 34-B, Shipped to
>>>>>
23100,
23200,
>>>>>
23241, 13" X 6', "O" series Catalog No. 34-C, SCG with power feeds.
>>>>>
23300,
23400,
23500,
23600,
23700,
23800,
23900,
24000,
24100,
>>>>>
24101, 10/11/1920, 15" X
7', "O" series Catalog No 37-D,
>>>>>
1921
>>>>>
24813, 1/3/1922, 13" x
5’, "O" series Catalog No. 34-BQ, QCG lathe, has the 1 7/8 x 8 spindle. There is a cast plaque on
a leg saying "W J Baird Machinery Company Detroit, Mich".
>>>>>
26771, //1922, 15" x 7',
"O" series Catalog No. 37-D, SCG lathe, verified by LeBlond, 3
- lathe dogs, 2 - face plates 2 - 3 jaw & 1 - 4 jaw chuck, milling
attachment, Rt - Lft - Strait & Cut off tool holders, 3 - "late
style" triangle carbide tool holders, 3 - chuck "T" handles, 2 -
Headstock centers, 4 - Tail stock centers - 2 live & 2 dead, all the
Threading Gears
>>>>>
26749, 13" x 6', "O" series Catalog No. 34-C, SCG
with power feeds. "I bought this lathe from the original
owners (two brothers), who bought it new in 1921(so I am the second owner).
This lathe was VERY well taken care of. It was hardly used and is in original
condition and original paint. It has all the original factory equipment with
it, save for the 3MT head stock center, the screw for the threading stop and
the original tool post wrench(which was there, but some one took it before I
picked it up), plus the extra equipment they bought with the lathe(3-jaw and
4-jaw chucks, tool holders, etc.). It was run by line shaft. Robert Lang.
>>>>>
1922
>>>>>
S1075, 12/14/1922, 10" x 4', Special
Catalog No 19, PM Member.
>>>>>
27042, 9" x 3',
"O"
Series Catalog No. 25-Y, SCG Bench lathe DFC counter shaft drive,
>>>>>
27052, 13" x
5', Model A, QCG lathe,
>>>>>
27054, 13" x
6', "O"
Series Catalog No. 34-CQ, QCG, I inherited my dad's
>>>>>
27100
27200
>>>>>
27248, 11" x 5', “O”
Series Catalog No. 63-BQ, QCG
>>>>>
27254, 11" x 5', “O” Series Catalog No. 27-B, SCG lathe, Floor legs, Casting date is 3/21/21,
>>>>>
27287, 9 x 4', “O” Series Catalog No. 25-A, SCG lathe, Floor legs
>>>>>
27292, 9" x 3', "O" Series Catalog No. 25-Y, SCG bench lathe with DFC counter shaft drive, Casting date is 3/21/22,
>>>>>
27300
>>>>>
27343, 11"
x 5', “O” Series Catalog No. 27-B, SCG lathe, Floor legs,.
>>>>>
27400
>>>>>
27455, ?/?/1922, 9 x 4', “O” Series Catalog
No. 25-A, SCG lathe
>>>>>
27488, 11" x 4', “O” Series Catalog
No. 27-A, SCG, Casting date is 5/11/22.
>>>>>
27500
27600
>>>>>
27663, 11" x 4', “O” Series Catalog
No. 63-AQ, QCG, floor Legs with
counter shaft drive. Original condition.
>>>>>
27700
>>>>>
27758, 07/21/1922, 9 x 4', “O”
Series Catalog No. 25-A, SCG Bench lathe, DFC counter shaft drive,
Shipped July 21, 1922 to Goodwin Bros. Automobile Co., Inc.,
>>>>>
27800
>>>>>
27838, 10/6/1922, 16" x 6',
Catalog No. 165-C, shipped to Southwestern Light & Power in
>>>>>
27900
28000
>>>>>
28034, 08/25/1922, 11" x 5', “O” Series Catalog
No. 63-BQ, QCG, Original Dealer's Name: Pennsylvanina Rubber
& Supply Co. Original Customer's Name: Harry C. McMullen, Locations are not
given for either dealer or customer. - Current owner: John Stahl Jr.
>>>>>
1923
“I have a catalog No 81 from 1923 that shows the model 25. It is a
standard change gear lathe. That catalog says that over 30,000 lathes have been
sold”.
>>>>>
28277, 11" x 5', “O” Series Catalog
No. 63-BQ, QCG
>>>>>
28355, ?/?/1923, 9" x 3', "O" Series Catalog No. 61-Y
>>>>>
28568, "O" Series Catalog No. 24-A tool room lathe in good original condition.
Floor legs.
>>>>>
28583, 9" x
4’, "O" Series Catalog No. 61-AB,
>>>>>
1923 11" x 5', "O" Series
Catalog No 27-B, SCG Bench lathe.
>>>>>
28586, 15" x
5', "O" Series Catalog No. 67-B. Floor legs.
>>>>>
28625, 13" x
?', made in the latter half of 1923.
>>>>>
28692, 9" x
2-1/2', "O" Series Catalog No. 382-X, QCG, Floor Legs, SCMD,
restoration in progress by Steve Wells & Dennis Turk.
>>>>>
28872, 11'' x 4’, "O" Series Catalog No 27-A, SCG SCMD, Casting date is 8/28/22.
>>>>>
28873, 11" x
4', "O" Series Catalog
No 333-A, SCG
SCMD
>>>>>
1924
The first catalog reference for the half nut safety lock-out is 1924. Robert
Lang.
>>>>>
29538, 15" x
8', "O" Series Catalog No. 167-E
>>>>>
30100,
>>>>>
30181, 9” x 3’, Junior "O" Series Catalog No. 422-YN.
>>>>>
30200,
>>>>>
30201, 9" x 4', "O"
Series Catalog No. 25-A, SCG with power
feed auto apron,
>>>>>
30300,
>>>>>
30400,
>>>>>
30487, 11/7/1924, 13" x 4' bed, "O"
series Catalog No. 34-A It
was built 11/7/1924
>>>>>
30500,
>>>>>
1925
>>>>>
31132, 9" x 4', "O"
Series Catalog No. 25-A, SCG with power
feed auto apron, .
>>>>>
31200,
>>>>>
31300,
>>>>>
31372
>>>>>
31400
>>>>>
31490, 9" x 4', "O"
Series Catalog No. 25-A, SCG with power
feed auto apron, Built the 6th or 7th month of 1925.
>>>>>
31500
>>>>>
31600
>>>>>
31626, 9"
x 4', "O"
Series Catalog No. 25-A. Floor legs, SCG with power feed auto apron.
>>>>>
1926
910N, 11" x
3', "O" series Catalog No. 584-YB, QCG, Dennis Turk
guesses it's a prototype because of it's odd features like a 2" x 8tpi
spindle thread.
The spindle thread is an exact match for a
>>>>>
32177, 9” x 3’, “O” Series Catalog No. 61-YB, QCG Bench
lathe.
>>>>>
32326, ?/?/1926, 13” x 5’, “O” Series
Catalog No. 34-B, SCG, spindle
1-7/8" with 8 tpi and #4 Morse taper, Brass plaque: CAREY MACHINERY
& SUPPLY CO., Baltimore, Md.
>>>>>
32500
>>>>>
32600
>>>>>
32677N, 4/30/1926, 11"
x 5', "O" Series Catalog No. 33-B,
SCG
>>>>>
32688N, 3/31/1926, 11" x 5', "O" Series Catalog No. 84-B, QCG It is 36" between centers,
7/8" hole through spindle, 7-5/8" swing over carriage and had a 1/2
HP motor. It shipped to J. L. Osgood."
>>>>>
32700
>>>>>
32713, 9” x 4’, “O” Series Catalog
No. 331-A. SCG with SVBMD (silent over head V-belt motor drive)
>>>>>
32800
>>>>>
32900
>>>>>
33000
>>>>>
33100
>>>>>
33200
>>>>>
33300, powered by a 1 hp 120 v 60 c reversible motor
>>>>>
1927
>>>>>
33400
>>>>>
33500
>>>>>
33538, 9"
Junior Series Catalog No. 22, SCG
>>>>>
33600
>>>>>
33700
>>>>>
33800
>>>>>
33900
>>>>>
34000
>>>>>
34043, 9" x
3', Junior??
>>>>>
34100
>>>>>
34200
>>>>>
34300
>>>>>
34400
>>>>>
34500
>>>>>
>>>>>
34572, 9" x 3',
Junior Series Catalog No. 22-YB, SCG
>>>>>
34699
>>>>>
34700
>>>>>
34786, 9 inch
Junior Series Catalog No. 722, SCBMD (Silent Chain Bench Mount Motor Drive), Bed
Cast Date: 2/14/1927 DT Restored and Converted to Catalog No. 322-YC
with overhead silent chain drive and full floor legs.
>>>>>
“Now as far as gears go you can also use the early 9 inch gears. Your 11
inch are 5/8 wide and the 9 inch are ½ though they are the same gear and most
of the time made from the same casting”. DT
>>>>>
34800
>>>>>
34900
>>>>>
35000,
>>>>>
35082, 9” x 4’, Junior Series Catalog No. 22-AB. brass plate on the cover is
from where I assume the machine was purchased: Cahn-Richards Tool & Supply
Co. 711 Camp Street New Orleans, LA The Tool House.
>>>>>
35100
>>>>>
35200
>>>>>
35300
>>>>>
35400
>>>>>
35412,
>>>>>
35500
>>>>>
35600
>>>>>
35631, 9" x 3', Junior Series Catalog No. 722-Y.
>>>>>
35700
>>>>>
35800
>>>>>
35900
>>>>>
35901N, ? X 8'
>>>>>
36000
>>>>>
36100
>>>>>
36200
>>>>>
36282N, 11" x
3', "O" Series Catalog No. 333-Y, SCG, SCMD,
>>>>>
36300
>>>>>
36400
>>>>>
36500
>>>>>
36509, 12/28/1927, 9" x 2-1/2', Junior Series Catalog
No. 722-XC, Sold To: Westinghouse Electric.
>>>>>>
1928
Here is a Page from
the 1928 South Bend Serial No. Ledger
>>>>>
36600
>>>>>
36668, ?/?/?, 9” x ?” Junior Series Catalog No ??,
>>>>>
37138, ?/?/?, 9” x 4-1/2’, Junior Series Catalog No. 22-RF,
with floor legs.
>>>>>
37186, My high
school in Endicott, N.Y. had 11 inch serial no. 37186 and that was from 1929
>>>>>
37288, ?/?/?,
9" x 4-1/2' Junior Series Catalog No. 22-R, Casting Date: 10-18-1927
>>>>>
37,361, ?/?/?, 11" x 4', "O" Series Catalog No. 84-A, QCG
>>>>>
37562N
>>>>>
37568, YSBG member.
Casting Date: 11-15-1927
>>>>>
37623, Casting Date: 09-01-1927,
>>>>>
37700
>>>>>
37745N, 2/1928, 13" x 8', “O”
Series Catalog No. , QCG, Taper attachment, overhead two-speed selector stick.
Collet set. Motor looks original. Shipped in Feb. of 1928 to a hardware outfit
in Spokane WA. It spent its life in a gunsmith shop in Spokane and moved to
Noxon, MT about 20 years ago. I bought it from an old guy who bought it from
the gunsmith. It still has most all its original paint and is real clean.
>>>>>
37800
>>>>>
37819, 2/1/1928,
>>>>>
37852, 2/27/1928, 16" x 8', "O" Series Catalog No 92-E, With taper attachment, Shipped to a
hardware store in Albany, Texas. It now resides in Buffalo Gap, Texas about 60
miles from it's original destination.
>>>>>
37900
>>>>>
37918, 3/1/1928, 9" x 3', Junior Series Catalog
No. 22-YC, Shipped to Onondaga Auto Supply in Syracuse, NY. It is
currently in Goodlettsville, Tennessee. It has been repainted over the years,
but is in good condition, and works fine.
>>>>>
38000
>>>>>
38009A, 9" x
3', Standard change gear lathe, It has drip oilers that screw into each bearing
boss of the headstock for lube supply. Has rocker tool post, necessary change
gears, 3 jaw and 4 jaw chucks, tail stock, steady rest and assorted tools.
>>>>>
38068, 3/6/1928, 9" x ?', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-?, shipped to J.
E. Biggs/Beggs in NYC.
>>>>>
38073, 3/?/1928, 9" x 3', Junior Series Catalog
No. 22-YC,
>>>>>
38100
>>>>>
38200
>>>>>
38224A, ?/?/1928, 9" x 3', Junior Series Catalog
No. 22-YB, Floor legs
>>>>>
38300
>>>>>
38361, 3/14/1928, 16" x 8', Catalog No.
92-E, QCG countershaft drive, factory test card states: assembled
3/14/1928, tested 13/16/1928.
>>>>>
38400
>>>>>
38442, ?/?/?, 9" x 3', "O" Series Catalog No. 30-YB,
>>>>>
38500
>>>>>
38591, ?/?/?, 9" x 3', Junior Series
Catalog No. 22-YC,
>>>>>
38600
38700
>>>>>
38749A,?/?/?, 9" x 4', Junior Series
Catalog No. 322-A, Floor legs SCMD,
>>>>>
38800
38900
>>>>>
38953, ?/?/?, 9" x 4', "O"
Series Catalog No. 382-A, QCG Floor legs SCMD, Apron photo1, Apron photo 2
>>>>>
39000
39100
>>>>>
39179A, 7/11/1928, 9" x 4-1/2', Junior Series Catalog No. 722-R, SCBMD.
>>>>>
39200
39300
39400
>>>>>
39419-A, ?/?/1928, 9" x ?", Junior Series Catalog
No. 22
>>>>>
39500
>>>>>
39528, ?/?/?, 13" x 6', "O" Series Catalog No. 386-C, Floor legs, SCMD, Bed Casting Date: 7-12-28.
>>>>>
39600
>>>>>
39678-A, ?/?/?,
9" x 3', Junior Series Catalog No.
22-YB.
>>>>>
39688, ?/?/?, 9" x 3', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-YB.
>>>>>
39689, 9/15/1928, 9" x 3', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-YB.
>>>>>
39690-A, 9/21/1928, 9" x 3', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-YB.
>>>>>
39691, 10/3/1928, 9 x 4', Junior Series Catalog No.
322-A.
>>>>>
39692-A, 9/7/1928, 9 x 4.5', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-RB.
>>>>>
39693-A, 10/19/1928, 9 x 4.5', Junior Series Catalog No. 722-R.
>>>>>
39694, 8/29/1928, 9 x 4.5', Junior Series Catalog No.
22-RB.
>>>>>
39695-A, 9/14/1928, 9 x 4.5', Junior Series Catalog No. 722-R.
>>>>>
39696-A, 9/28/1928, 9 x 4.5', Junior Series Catalog No. 722-R.
>>>>>
39697-A, 9/20/1928, 9 x 4.5', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-R.
>>>>>
39698, 9/29/1928, 9 x 4', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-AB.
>>>>>
39699, 9/29/1928, 9 x 3', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-AB.
>>>>>
39700, 9/14/1928, 9" x 3', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-YB.
>>>>>
39701,11/23/1928, 9" x 3', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-YB.
>>>>>
39702, 9/14/1928, 9" x 3', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-YB.
>>>>>
39703-A, 10/12/1928, 9 x 4', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-RB.
>>>>>
39704, 10/5/1928, 9 x 4.5', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-RB.
>>>>>
39705, 9/24/1928, 9 x 4.5', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-RB.
>>>>>
39706, 9/26/1928, 9 x 4.5', Junior Series Catalog No. 322-R.
>>>>>
39707, 10/3/1928, 9 x 4.5', Junior Series Catalog No.22-R.
>>>>>
39708, 2/19/1929, 9 x 4.5', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-RB.
>>>>>
39709, 9/24/1928, 9 x 4.5', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-RB.
>>>>>
39710, 10/19/1929, 9 x 4', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-A.
>>>>>
39711, 9/12/1928, 9" x 3', Toolmaker Series Catalog No.
720-Y.
>>>>>
39712, 9/11/1928, 9 x 3', Junior Series Catalog No.
722-Y.
>>>>>
39713, 9/24/1928, 13 x 4', "O" Series Catalog No. 3886-A, Tool room lathe w/SCMD.
>>>>>
39714, 9/15/1928, 13 x 4', "O" Series Catalog No. 386-A.
>>>>>
39706-A, 11/1/1928
>>>>>
South Bend Catalog No. 23, as of Nov 1928, states 43,000 lathes sold.
>>>>>
39800
39900
>>>>>
39966, ?/?/?, 9" x 4-1/2',
Junior Series, Catalog No. 522-R,
>>>>>
40000
40100
40200
40300
>>>>>
40328, 12/10/1928
>>>>>
40400
>>>>>
40422,?/?/?, 11"
x 4', "O" Series
Catalog No. 484-A, Casting Date: 09/28/1928.
>>>>>
40500
>>>>>
40600-A,?/?/?, 9" x 4', Junior Series
Catalog No. 422-A,
Bench lathe,
>>>>>
40650,?/?/?, 9" x 4', "O" Series Catalog No. 482-A, with the single arm quick-change
gearbox and complete overhead (over the headstock) flat belt countershaft
assembly. This lathe was in excellent running condition prior to parting out.
>>>>>
40700
>>>>>
40800
>>>>>
40888,?/?/?, 9" x 3-1/2', "O" Series Catalog No. 382-Z, nearly perfect overhead silent chain drive 382-Z serial no.40888 from
an amazing 90yr young man in 2004,It even came with ALL of the original brass
oil hole plugs! Has seen very little use! Many original attachments were also
included.
>>>>>
40896,?/?/?, 9" x 3-1/2', Junior Series Catalog
No. 422-Z, Casting Date: 08/10/1928.
>>>>>
40900
>>>>>
40981,?/?/?, 9" X 2-1/2' (X-Bed) "O" Series Catalog No. 480-X, Tool room bench lathe, restored. This lathe has the 2 ½ foot bed, QC-gearbox,
and the box type rear bench mount countershaft. Original hand wheel collet
closer, collet nose thread protector and follow rest.
>>>>>
Nov. 1928, Easy Payment Booklet No. 89P. Established in 1906,
Incorporated in 1914, Ground Area; 4-1/2 acres; Floor Space, 180,000 Square
Feet.
Over 43,000 lathes have been produced. Each size lathe is made up in
large lots and the component parts are produced in factory lots of 100 to 1000.
The production capacity is normally about 4800 Lathes per year.
>>>>>
1929
>>>>>
41000
41100
>>>>>
41124-A, ?/?/1929, 9”
x 4’, Junior Series Catalog No. 22-AB,
>>>>>
41200
>>>>>
41213-A, ?/?/1929, 9” x 2-1/2’ (X-bed) Junior Series Catalog No. 22-XB, Steve Wells
>>>>>
41252,3/23/1929, 15" x 6', "O" Series Catalog No. 3888-C, Tool room lathe SCMD drive, Shipped
to Milwaukee Valve Co
>>>>>
41300
>>>>>
41351,?, 9 x 3', Junior Series Catalog
No. 22-YB.
>>>>>
41359-A,?, 9” x 4’,
Junior Series Catalog No. 22-AB,
>>>>>
41400
>>>>>
41425,?, 9" x
3', PGM Member.
>>>>>
41485,?, 13 x 5’, "O"
Series Catalog No. 35-B, SCG lathe
>>>>>
41500
41600
41700
41800
41900
42000
42100
>>>>>
42103, ?/?/1929, 13” x 5’, “O” Series,
Catalog No. 86-B, Casting Date 3-7-29
>>>>>
42194, 1/1/1929,
YSBG member
>>>>>
42200
42300
42400
>>>>>
42414, ?/?/1929,
9" x 3', Catalog No. 482-Y
>>>>>
42500
42600
42700
42800
42900
43000
43100
43200
43300
43400
43500
>>>>>
43589, 4/4/1929, 9” x 3-1/2', "O" Series Catalog
No. 782-Z QCG Bench lathe, Shipped: Black Thursday, October 23, 1929.
>>>>>
43600
>>>>>
43619, 4/?/1929, 9"x 4', "O" Series Catalog
No. 82-AB, QCG
>>>>>
43621, ?/?/1929, 9' x
2-1/2', "O" Series
Catalog No. 780-X, QCG SCBMD Bench lathe, X-bed
length, self contained
bench motor drive,
>>>>>
43700
>>>>>
43706, 16” x 5', "O" Series Catalog No. 392-C,
>>>>>
43778-S, 4/7/1931, shipped
to initial customer in Shelbyville, Tennessee
>>>>>
43800
43900
>>>>>
43978-A, 7/10/1929,
YSBG member.
>>>>>
xxxxx, ?/?/?, 11”
x 5', "O" Series Catalog No. 84-B, QCG, Casting
date: 7-3-1929,
>>>>>
44000
>>>>>
44022, ?/?/?, 11" x 4', "O" Series Catalog No. 484-A, QCG
Bench lathe, casting
date 9-28-28,
>>>>>
44100
44200
>>>>>
44263-D, No. 2 South Bend; it was special ordered and has a 36" swing
approx. 8 ft. centers. It is basically a 16" south bend that was put on
riser blocks.
>>>>>
44300
>>>>>
44373, ?/?/1929, 9" x 3-1/2', "O"
Series Catalog No. 82-ZB, QCG,
>>>>>
44389, ?/?/1929,
13" x 6', "O" Series Catalog No. 3886-C, QCG SCMD Floor legs,
>>>>>
44400
>>>>>
44445, 8/23/1929,
15" x 6', "O" Series shipped
Kansas City, MO.
>>>>>
44500
44600
>>>>>
44607, ?/?/1929, 9" x 3', "O" Series Catalog
No. 31-Y, SCG w/power feeds.
>>>>>
44652-A,
>>>>>
44700
>>>>>
44757, 10/16/1929, 11" x 5', "O" Series Catalog No.
84-B, QCG
Floor Legs, casting date:
7-3-1929, Shipped to A. R. Williams Machinery Co in Toronto.
>>>>>
44778, 8/19/1929, 11" x 4', "O" Series Catalog No. 84-AB, QCG
Floor legs,
>>>>>
44800
>>>>>
44823, ?/?/?, 11" x 5', "O"
Series Catalog No. 84-B, QCG Floor legs, casting date: 7-3-1929, The
over head drive was built by Cullman Wheel Co., Chicago, ILL. Sold by H.A.
Smith Machinery Company, Syracuse, NY. The 84-B sold for $375.00 in 1929.
>>>>>
44900
45000
45100
45200
45300
45400
>>>>>
45435, 1/7/1930, 16” x 8’, QCG Gap Bed lathe
>>>>>
45488, 15” x 6’, "O"
Series Catalog No. 888-C. Sold to Lee machinery who delivered it
to Wolverine Bolt Company.
>>>>>
45500
>>>>>
45538, 16" x 6, "O" Series Catalog No. 892-C, QCG Tool room Lathe.
>>>>>
45600
>>>>>
45700
45800
45900
>>>>>
45915-A, ?/31/1929, 9"
x 3', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-YB, 12" spindle length.
>>>>>
45916, 11/11/1929,
9" x 3', "O" Series Catalog No. 382-Y, 12" spindle length, QCG, dealer: J.C. Beggs
Co. Sold to Frank Tracy Inc, NY City, NY
>>>>>
45917-S, 1/22/1930, 9"
x 4', "O"
Series Catalog No. 80-A, QCG,
12-3/4" spindle length
>>>>>
45993, 11/13/1929,
11" x 5',
>>>>>
1930
February 1930,
"48,000 South Bend Lathes built in the past 24 years, are in use in the
United States and 78 countries throughout the world."
>>>>>
46000
46100
>>>>>
46122-S, 9” x 4-1/2’, "O" Series Catalog No. 380-R, QCG SCMD, thread
cutting range is 2 /112 TPI.
>>>>>
46200
46300
>>>>>
46375-S, 4/2/1931, 9" X 4', Catalog No. 1080-AB, QCG, casting date 8/27/1929. Shipped to a customer in
Duluth MN.
>>>>>
46400
>>>>>
46492,
>>>>>
46500
46600
46700
>>>>>
46711-S, 9" x 3', "O"
Series Catalog No. 80-Y, QCG, casting
date 9/21/1929.
>>>>>
46800
46900
>>>>>
46935, 5/15/1930, 13” x 5’, "O" Series
Catalog No. 886-B, 3/4 HP GE motor Silent Chain Over Head Motor Drive (SCMD)
>>>>>
1931
South Bend states: They had been making the "O" series for 25
years as of 1931.
Bulletin 100 from April 1931 is the Series N
underneath drive machines
Bulletin 200 from March 30, 1931, is the countershaft
driven series N
>>>>>
>>>>>
47325-A, , 9"
x 3', Junior Series Catalog No. 22-YB, SCG HMD bench lathe, purchased by the Medical College of Virginia in 1930 for $ 530 according
to a printed inventory list I saw in the 1980's. It was used by E. Harvey
Talley, Instrument Maker for the Department of Pharmacology. It has a screw
cutting lead screw and a horizontal countershaft drive. The serial number is
struck into the right hand end of the bed with an "A" about 3/8"
to the right of the number.
>>>>>
47533-S, 9" x
3-1/2', "O" series Catalog No. 380-Z QCG Silent Chain Over Head Motor Drive
(SCMD), It's labeled: Canadian South Bend Lathe, A.R. Williams Machinery Co
LTD.
>>>>>
47282, 9" x 4', Catalog No. 580-AB, QCG, Shipped to the Physics Department at
Butler University.
>>>>>
47977, 1/28/1931
>>>>>
48000
>>>>>
48038,
?/?/1931, 16" x 10', "O" Series Catalog No. 92-G, QCG,
Has most all options available for machine: Large and small faceplates,
four-jaw chuck, three-jaw chuck, thread dial, QC, micrometer stop, thread stop,
collet closer and spindle nose cover plus full set of collets, two (2) spindle
adapters, steady and follower rests, toolpost, numerous wrenches. No longer
have jack shaft, has Cullman Wheel attachment with one HP electric motor.
>>>>>
48070-A, 9" x 3-1/2', Junior Series
Catalog No. 422-ZB, SCG
HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
48100
48200
48300
48400
48500
48600
48700
48800
>>>>>
48828, ?,11" x 4', "O" Series Catalog No. 84-A, QCG
>>>>>
48900
>>>>>
48966, 4/0/1934, 11" x 5', Catalog No. 333-B, SCG, shipped to Gulf Oil Corp. in Philadelphia, Pa.
>>>>>
49000
49100
49200
49300
>>>>>
49323, ?, 11" x 4', "N" Series Catalog
No. 433-AN.
>>>>>
49400
>>>>>
49422, photo-2,
36" x 6', It is powered by a 1-hp 220V-3PH motor. This unit can be seen
under power and in working order. Included is a 4 jaw chuck, steady rest,
tool-holder and face plates.
>>>>>
49452,
?, 11" x ?', Junior Series Catalog No.??,
>>>>>
49500
>>>>>
49567,?, 9" x 3', Junior Series Catalog
No. 22-YB,
>>>>>
49600
49700
49707,?, 11” x 4’, “N” Series Catalog No.
164-A, UMD QCG,
7/8 hole through spindle.
>>>>>
49800
49900
>>>>>
49950, 8/27/1931,
11" x ?, delivered to Beall high school, Frostburg, MD.
>>>>>
49973, 16" x 6', Catalog
No. 172-C, UMD,
>>>>>
50000
50100
>>>>>
50166, 11” x 4’, “N”
Series Catalog No. 164-A, UMD QCG, 7/8 hole through spindle.
>>>>>
50181, 9" x
3', Junior Series Catalog No. 422-YN,
50323, 10/7/1931, 13" x 6', "N"
Series Catalog No. 166-C, Original Customer: A. O. Smith Corporation in Milwaukee, WI.
>>>>>
50346, 10/24/1931, 9” x 3-1/2', "N"
Series Catalog No. 160-Z, UMD QCG, 3/4
hole through spindle, 1/4 hp 220v/3ph, 1140 rpm. Original customer:
Elgin Public Schools, Elgin, IL. Wisconsin.
>>>>>
50350, 10/9/1931, 9" x 2-1/2' , Junior Series Catalog
No. 122 XF, X-bed, Floor leg under drive, Casting # S 9 1 4 1
shipped to Charles Y. Audenried Jr. H.S. in Philadelphia, Pa.
>>>>>
1932
>>>>>
50425, 2/11/1932,
11" x 4', "O" Series Catalog No. 184-A, QCG Power feed Auto Apron,
sold to a local (unnamed) school,
>>>>>
50500, 13" x 6', "N"
Series Catalog No. 166-C, QCG, 1 7/8 inch spindle, the spindle is MT #4, the
QCG shows 2 to 112 tpi
50600,
50700,
50800,
50900,
51000,
51100,
>>>>>
51136, ?/?/1932, 8"
x 3-1/2' Junior Series Catalog No. 408-Z
>>>>>
51139, 3/16/1932, 8"
x 3-1/2' Junior Series Catalog No. 408-Z, Original Customer:
E. W. Clam, Worcestor, MA.
>>>>>
51200,
>>>>>
51289, ?/?/1932, 8”
x 3-1/2’, Junior Series Catalog No. 408-ZF
>>>>>
51300,
51400,
>>>>>
51402, 8" x
3-1/2' Junior
Series Catalog No. 408-ZF, I
purchased it from the estate of its previous owner in Akron, Ohio in the
mid-1990s. His family told me he acquired the lathe sometime in the early
1940s from the government. He was in the public-address system business
and requested it as part of a job for the military.
>>>>>
51418, 9/2/1932,
9" Junior, confirmed by leblond.
>>>>>
51419, ?/?/1932,
9" x 4-1/2', “O” Series Catalog No. 430-A, SCG
>>>>>
51467, 6/01/1932, 8"
x 2-1/2', Junior Series Catalog
No. 408-XF, Shipped to: Gross Pointe, MI. Sold to: A. Gieleghem.
>>>>>
51500,
51600,
>>>>>
51690, ?/?/1932, 8' x ?', Junior Series Catalog No. ?08-?
>>>>>
51700,
51800,
>>>>>
51893, 9/21/1932, 9” x 3’, “O” Series Catalog
No. 380-YB, QCGB, Distributor C.B. Burns Machinery Co. shipped to
Standard Brands, Inc. originator of Fleishman’s Dry Yeast, a grain company.
>>>>>
1933
SB switched to a V belt primary drive for the simplex mount rather than
the flat belt drive. All use the three-step flat belt drive to the spindle.
>>>>>
51646, 9/27/1933, 8" x 3 1/2', Junior Series Catalog
No. 408-Z, First Owner:
Terrytoons Cartoon Company.
>>>>>
51700,
51800,
51900,
52000,
52100,
>>>>>
52190, ?/?/1933, 9 x 4', Junior Series, Catalog No. 422-A, SCG
>>>>>
52200,
52300,
52400,
52500,
>>>>>
52517, 9" x
4', “O” Series Catalog No. 380-A, QCG,
>>>>>
52575, 8/24/1933, 8” x 4’, Junior Series Catalog
No. 408-A, SCG, 1/4HP;
110V/1PH/60CY, 1725 RPM.
>>>>>
52600,
>>>>>
52671, 9/22/1933, 9" x 4', “O” Series Catalog No. 480-A, QCG Bench lathe, shipped to O. R. Seibert at 215 Stewart
Ave., Peoria, IL
>>>>>
52700,
>>>>>
1934
>>>>>
Up until 1934 SB lathes we coated with japanning.
Series "O" machines had the single wall apron.
Series "O" all have a star knob that is loosened shifted and
tightened to select cross, neutral or long feeds.
Series "N" aprons have a knob that you push in and pull out
for this function.
The double wall apron series "N" may not have been made after
the late thirties (1937) due to market forces.
The R series lathes came out in the early thirties (1934). An R series
lathe can always be identified because it will have the double wall apron with
the more modern feed shift handle rather than star knob shifter.
If your workshop lathe is a 34 or 35 it's a catalog 405. It can be identified
by the 1 3/8-10 spindle thread and the fact that it has no reveres shifter and
the lead screw is left hand thread. If it does not have these three things then
its not a 405. If it has the 1 1/2-8 spindle thread and has two bolts to hold
each spindle bearing cap on its a catalog 520 toolmakers lathe. If it has just
one bolt on each head stock bearing cap and has the 1 1/2-8 spindle and has a
reverse shifter with right hand thread lead screw its a catalog 415. All three
of these lathes will have the spindle oilier on top of the head stock bearing
caps.
>>>>>
50833, 12/31/1934, 13" X 6', Shipped
to motion picture accessories Co. LA. Ca.
>>>>>
53000,
>>>>>
53049, 1/18/1934, 8" x 3-1/2’, Junior Series Catalog
No. 408-Z, SCG, Ways look brand new. NO signs of wear, scraping
still visible. Originally shipped to Joseph Baczi of Melrose Park, ILL.
>>>>>
53067, 8" x 3’, Junior Series Catalog
No. 408-Y, SCG, It has the 1 3/8 in. X 10TPI spindle.
>>>>>
53100,
53200,
53300,
53400,
53500,
53600,
53700,
>>>>>
53723, ?/?/?,
9" X 3’, Catalog No. 480-YN, QCG,
18 inch between centers, This lathe will allow you to engage the longitudinal
feed and cross slide feed simultaneously.
>>>>>
53800,
53900,
54000,
>>>>>
54043, ?/?/1934, Toolmaker Series Catalog No. 420-YN, HMD bench lathe, Toolmaker lathe in very nice original
condition. Bench mount with rear adjustable bench mount countershaft. with
taper attachment. Original three jaw chuck and full set of change gear set that
were never used. Lathe only was used with the 1 and 5 slow feed gear set. The
lathe came with original dog drive plate one dog and two dead centers still in
original SB boxes unused.
>>>>>
54100,
>>>>>
54123,?/?/?, 9" x
3-1/2', Workshop No. 5 Catalog No. 405-Z.
>>>>>
54200,
54300,
>>>>>
54310, 9” x 3’, Workshop No. 5 Catalog No. 405-Y.
>>>>>
54400,
54500,
>>>>>
54540, 8/27/1934, 9" X
3', Workshop No. 5 Catalog No. 405-Y.
>>>>>
54600,
54700,
>>>>>
54716, ?/?/?,
11" x 4', Catalog No. 184-A, QCG
>>>>>
54800,
54900,
55000,
55100,
>>>>>
55131,
>>>>>
55200,
>>>>>
55256, ?/?/?, 9" x 3', Toolmaker
Series Catalog No. 20-YBW
>>>>>
55300,
>>>>>
55328, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop No. 5 Catalog No.
405-Z.
>>>>>
55400,
55500,
>>>>>
55595, 9" X 3-1/2', Junior Series Catalog No. 522-ZR
>>>>>
55600,
55700,
55800,
>>>>>
55848, 12/?/1934, 9" X 3', Workshop No.
5
Catalog No. 405-Y
>>>>>
55865, 12/03/1934, 9" X
3', Workshop No. 5 Catalog No. 405-Y, HMD bench lathe, Sold to L.A.
Benson Company in Baltimore Maryland.
>>>>>
55900,
>>>>>
55927, 12/07/1934, 9" x
3-1/2', Workshop No. 5 Catalog No. 405-Z, Shipped to Richmond, VA.
>>>>>
56000,
>>>>>
November of 1934, SBL Bulletin No. 16G “The Motor Service Machine Shop”
“Over 57,000 South Bend Lathes have been manufactured and sold during
the past 28 years”
>>>>>
56100,
>>>>>
56169, 9"
x 3-1/2', Workshop
No. 5
Catalog No. 405-Z,
>>>>>
56200,
56300,
56400,
>>>>>
Workshop 405 length of spindle is 11-13/16"
>>>>>
56447, 12/15/1934, 9" X
3', Workshop No. 5 Catalog No. 405-Y, HMD bench lathe, Overall Length
of Spindle 11-13/16"(That is exactly how the serial tag reads}. It
was shipped to a residence in East Rochester, NY on Dec. 15, 1934. Jobber was
Ogden R. Adams, Rochester, N.Y. Also on the tag it says; Bed 5,
Headstock 15, Tailstock 7, Saddle 9, Comp. Rest 12,
Apron 9, Remarks: Grey. This is My favorite and first lathe that I
have owned and used for over 31 years. I own two more 1940's South Bend lathes.
>>>>>
56500,
>>>>>
56557, 12/1934, 9" x ?', Workshop No. 5 Catalog
No. 405
>>>>>
56578, 9" x ?', Workshop No. 5 Catalog
No. 405
>>>>>
56600,
>>>>>
56617, 9" x 3', Workshop No.
5
Catalog No. 405-Y
>>>>>
56628, 9" x 3', Workshop No. 5 Catalog No. 405-Y
>>>>>
56700,
>>>>>
56723, Workshop No. 5 Catalog No. 405
>>>>>
56800,
>>>>>
56900,
>>>>>
56985, ?/?/?, 9" x ?', Workshop No. 5 Catalog
No. 405. HMD bench lathe, with rear bench mount fixed
countershaft.
>>>>>
1935
>>>>>
54699, 2/8/1935, 9” x 3-1/2’, N Series Catalog No.
160-Z, QCG
UMD, ¾ hole through spindle, Swing over bed 9 1/4", Casting Date:
1/16/1934, Original Owner: Lampel Co., Indianapolis, IN Dealer: Industrial
Machinery, Indianapolis, IN. An original
condition "N" series lathe.
>>>>>
57000
57100
57200
>>>>>
57221,
>>>>>
57262, 9” x 3-1/2’, N Series Catalog No. 80-Z, QCG HMD bench lathe.
>>>>>
57300
57400
>>>>>
57421, ?/?/1935,
11" x 4', R Series
Catalog No. 333-A,
SCG silent V-belt overhead drive with floor legs, left side Tool tray .
>>>>>
57500
>>>>>
57535, ?/?/1935, 9" x 4', Workshop No. 5 Catalog
No. 405-A
>>>>>
57580, 3/4/1935,
9" x ?',
>>>>>
57600
57700
57800
57900
>>>>>
57913, ?/?/1935, 9” x
?', Workshop No. 5 Catalog No. 405
>>>>>
58000
58100
>>>>>
58184, 4/15/1935, 9” x 4-1/2’, R Series Catalog No.
180-R, Tool room
lathe, The casting date is (12 11 34 S) 9-1/4" swing over bed.
1/4HP; 110V/1PH/60CY. Original customer located in Montana. An original condition very early R series lathe.
>>>>>
58200
>>>>>
58291, Serial Card, 4/16/1935, 9"
x 4-1/2’, Workshop No. 5 Catalog No. 405-RB, Bench lathe shipped less counter shaft,
to: Service Repair Shop, Kansas City Missouri.
>>>>>
58300
58400
58500
58600
58700
58800
>>>>>
58849, ?/?/1935, 9"
x ?’, Workshop No. 5 Catalog No. 405, has a bench top-mounted motor and reduction setup- motor obviously not
original, but has V-belt sheave on reduction shaft which drives flat-belt
sheaves on cone head. Has TWO tags for thread cutting- standard tag (on left)
and 'Special' on right.
>>>>>
58900
59000
59100
>>>>>
59167,
4/?/1935, 9"
x 3', Workshop No. 5 Catalog No. 405-Y, bench lathe, Plain HMD
>>>>>
59200
59300
59400
>>>>>
59418, ?/?/1935, 9" x ?', Workshop No. 5 Catalog
No. 405
>>>>>
59500
>>>>>
59548, 4/26/1935, 9” x 3-1/2’, Workshop No. 5 Catalog No. 405-Z, Shipped to the C. B. Burns
Machinery Co. in Chicago, ILL. Original customer was Robert Kimball from
Palatine, ILL. "TYPE LATHE" on Serial Card listed as follows:
"Work.B. Hor.Plain, MD"
>>>>>
59600
59700
>>>>>
59777, 7/12/1935, 9" x 3', Workshop No. 5 Catalog No. 405-Y, bench lathe,
Plain HMD, shipped to the Bainbridge Island, WA JR & SR High
school
>>>>>
59800
59900
>>>>>
59914, ?/?/1935, 9 x 3', Workshop No. 15 Catalog No.
415-Y.
>>>>>
60000
>>>>>
60099, ?/?//1935, 9 x ?, Workshop No. 15 Catalog No. 415-?
>>>>>
60100,
60200,
60300,
>>>>>
60324, 10/24/1935, 9" x
3', Workshop No. 15 Catalog No. 415-YA, Taper Attachment.
>>>>>
60400,
60500,
>>>>>
60536, ?/?/1935, 9" x ?', Workshop No. 15 Catalog No. 415
>>>>>
60600,
>>>>>
60656, 12/06/1935, 9" x
3’, Workshop No. 15 Catalog No. 415-Y, Original customer located
in Cleveland, Ohio.
>>>>>
60697,
11/29/1935, 9" x 3', Workshop No. 15 Catalog No. 415-YA, shipped to Portland, OR
>>>>>
60700,
>>>>>
60762, ?/?/1935, 9" x 3', Workshop No. 5 Catalog No.
405-Y
>>>>>
60800,
60900,
61000,
61100,
>>>>>
61115, ?/?/1935, 9" x
3-1/2', Workshop No. 15 Catalog No. 415-ZA. HMD Bench lathe,
Complete (I think) except for motor, motor pulley and V belt and has been very
nicely restored but is apart.
>>>>>
61123, ?/?/1935, 9" x 3’, Workshop
No. 15 Catalog No 415-Y,
machine taged: Grosinger Machine Company Dayton, Ohio.
>>>>>
61200
>>>>>
61250, Serial Card, 10/5/1935, 9" x 4', R Series Catalog
No. 480-AN, QCG Adj HMD Bench lathe, paint is gray, length of spindle is 12-3/4, does not
have tapered gibs.
>>>>>
61251, ?/?/1935, 9" x 4', R Series Catalog
No. 380-A, QCG silent
V-belt overhead drive with floor legs.
>>>>>
61300
61400
61500
>>>>>
61554, ?/?/1935, 9" x 4 1/2', Junior Series Catalog No. 122-R, UMD, Casting Date 7/8/1935-S, now located in
Independence, Oregon.
>>>>>
61556, 11/?/1935, 9" x 4 1/2', Junior Series Catalog
No. 122-R, UMD,
>>>>>
61600
>>>>>
61693,
?/?/1935, 9" x
4-1/2', Workshop No. 15 Catalog No. 415-RB
>>>>>
61700
>>>>>
61771, 9/24/1935, 9" x ?', Workshop No. 15 Catalog No. 415, shipped to Oakland, CA
>>>>>
61800
61900
62000
>>>>>
62100,
62200,
62300,
62400,
62500,
62537,
62600,
62700,
>>>>>
62740, ?/?/1935, 9”
x 3’, Workshop No. 15, Catalog No 415-Y,
>>>>>
62757, 9 inch, I
bought it from an old fellow in San Gabriel, Ca. many years ago. He was in ill
health and downsizing, at the time. I suspect he was the original owner. It's a
great machine, long in the tooth, but still running.
>>>>>
62765, 11/1935
>>>>>
"1935 Catalog No. 415-YF Workshop No. 15 Serial number xxxxx. This
lathe was shipped in November of 1935 to Tom Mood of Chicago. Tom used the
lathe for making models. In 1940 Tom seen the tides of war on the horizon and
joined the Navy. He left a wife and a small son at home. Tom was killed at
Pearl Harbor on December 7th 1941. Tom's son after the war moved to California
and took the lathe with him. His son also kept the lathe and that is whom I got
the lathe from. In all these years from before 1940 till now this lathe has not
cut a chip. The father and the grandson kept the lathe but never used it and it
was never setup to run again after leaving Chicago in the late forties."
>>>>>
62787, 9" x
4-1/2', V-belt drive.
>>>>>
62800,
62900,
63000,
>>>>>
1936
>>>>>
63005, 12/1936,
9" x ?', Workshop No. 15 Catalog No. 415, An 18/108 gear with "Compound gear 1 to
6" cast in (no part number), and a "116t Turning gear" cast in
(no part number). The banjo is single armed and also has no part number and no
tapped or extraneous holes.
>>>>>
63236, ?/?/1936, 9 x 3', Workshop
No. 15 Catalog No. 415
>>>>>
63700
>>>>>
63762, 2/1/1936,
13" X 5', "R" Series Catalog No. 186-B, Tool room lathe, A cryptic bracket by the
Saddle, Compound Rest and Apron lines on the build card are marked
"1935".
>>>>>
63800
63900
64000
64100
64200
>>>>>
64204, 9" x 4 1/2', Junior
Series Catalog No. 422-RN, bed casting no's are 777835S
>>>>>
64300
>>>>>
64400
64500
64600
64700
64800
>>>>>
64892, 11"
>>>>>
64900
65000
65100
>>>>>
65132, 4/30/1936, 9" x ?', Workshop No. 15 Catalog No. 415
>>>>>
65200
65300
65400
>>>>>
65426, 3/11/1936, 9" x ?', Workshop No. 15 Catalog No 415
>>>>>
65500
65600
>>>>>
65698, 9" X 3', Workshop No. 15 Catalog No 415-Y
>>>>>
65700
>>>>>
65734, 9" x 3', Workshop No. 15 Catalog No. 415-Y,
The paint is original and I could only find 3 very small nicks in the ways. The
tooling package includes: 6" three jaw chuck (with key) 5" three jaw
chuck (with key) dead center live center #6A Jacobs chuck with #2 Morse Taper
5" face plate 3 tool bit holders boring bar holder open side tool post
(sometimes called a European tool post) 13 change gears steady rest (not shown)
2 lathe dogs 1/2" Jacobs chuck minus the arbor (keys are included for both
Jacobs chucks) center gage This is a horizontal motor driven bench lathe with 8
speeds (46 rpm to 609 rpm), 3/4" spindle hole and 1 1/2-8 spindle threads.
The bed is 36" which is 16" between centers and has a forward/reverse
drum switch (small dent). The switch mounts on the bed where a gearbox would
be. The motor works fine and a new drive belt is included. The 1" flat
belt is toast.
>>>>>
65800
>>>>>
65872, 9" x
4-1/2', YSBG
>>>>>
65900
66000
>>>>>
66100
>>>>>
66120, 6/?/1936,
9" x 4-1/2', "R" Series Catalog No. 80-RB,
Shipped to the Phillip Morris Company in Richmond in June 1936. The SB rep
noted that the card showed the lathe was manufactured with an unusual
customer-requested countershaft and motor mount directly above the headstock.
>>>>>
66133, ?/?/1936, 9" X ?’, Workshop No. 15 Catalog
No. 415
>>>>>
66200
>>>>>
66286, 9" X 3',
>>>>>
66300
66400
>>>>>
66503, 6/25/1936, 9" X
3’, Workshop No. 15 Catalog No. 415-YA, Original customer
located in Portland Oregon.
>>>>>
66531, ?/?/1936, 9" x 3', Workshop No. 15 Catalog No. 415-Y, V belt drive. The counter balance is
adjustable and it has 8 spindle speeds. The distance between centers is
17" and it has a power longitudinal feed and a hand cross feed. You can
cut 4 to 160 threads per inch using the gears that are included. The spindle
thread is 1 1/2-8 and the taper in the spindle is a #3 MT. The motor is a
1/4 hp, single phase, 110v, 1750 rpm, forward and reversing. The switch is a
Furnas barrel switch. The tooling included are: change gears-Cushman 5" 3 jaw
chuck-Cushman 6" 4 jaw chuck (both with keys)-tailstock wrench-tool post
and carriage lock wrench-live center-rocker style tool post-Armstrong 2010 tool
holder-1/2" drill chuck with taper sleeve and key-5" face
plate-3/4" lathe dog-13 change gears-2 to 3 MT headstock sleeve-dead
center. Both centers have a MT #2 and the 1/2" chuck has a #1 taper and a
1-2 sleeve is included.
>>>>>
66600
66700
66800
66900
>>>>>
66921, 7/15/1936, 9" x ?', Workshop No.15 Catalog
No. 415, Shipped to distributor Western Auto store, in North
Dakota, New owner H. L. Miller
>>>>>
66936, 5/16/1936, 9” x 3-1/2’ Workshop No. 15
Catalog No. 415-Z. It was shipped to The Board of Education in Manistique,
Michigan. I believe I’m the 3rd owner. I bought it from a young man
who was selling it for his Grandfather. His grandfather bought it sometime in
the mid 60’s.
>>>>>
67000
>>>>>
67100
>>>>>
67102, 5/11/1936, 9" X 3’, Workshop No.
15 Catalog No. 415-YA, 6-speed HMD bench lathe, shipped to Colorado State University in Ft.
Collins, CO.
>>>>>
67200
67300
67400
67500
67600
67700
67800
67900
68000
69000
>>>>>
69100
69200
>>>>>
69225, Serial Card, 7/18/1936, 9” x 4-1/2’, Workshop No. 15 Catalog
No. 415-RV, HMD 4-step cone pully V-belt drive, Original Owner: Carl T. Eagle of Virginia, spindle length
12-1/4”
>>>>>
69300
>>>>>
69399, 9/?/1936, 9" x 4- 1/2', Workshop No. 15 Catalog
No. 415-RA, HMD bench lathe,
>>>>>
69400
69473, ?/?/1936, 11"
x 4', "R" Series Catalog No.
184-A, Spindle
nose thread is 1-5/8" x 8 tpi.
>>>>>
69500
69600
69700
69800
>>>>>
69861, 9/4/1936, 11" x
4', "R" Series Catalog No. 111-A, UMD Lathe,
>>>>>
69883, ?/?/1936, 15” x 6’, "N" Series Catalog No. CL168-C,
Original customer was Moore Manufacturing in San Francisco.
PM Member.
>>>>>
69900
>>>>>
69908,
?/?/1936, 11"
x 4', "R" Series Catalog No.
111-A, UMD Lathe,
>>>>>
69945, 9/25/1936, 9" X
3’, Workshop No. 15 Catalog No. 415-YA, 1/4 HP/110V/1PH/60CY.
>>>>>
69990, ?/?/1936, 9"
x 3', Workshop No. 15 Catalog No. 415-Y, Good condition
with fixed type bench mount countershaft. Removed from the bench it was
installed in 1936, Salem, Oregon.
>>>>>
70000,
>>>>>
70032, 10/?/1936, 11", Oct, 1936
>>>>>
70100
>>>>>
70178, 10/31/1936, 9" x ?, Workshop No. 15 Catalog No. 415, with
a birth date of October 31, 1936 - "Halloween".
>>>>>
70200
70300
>>>>>
70398, ?/?/1936,
11" x 4’, Model BL Catalog No. 8111-A,
UMD Tool room lathe, Spindle nose thread is 1-5/8" x 8 tpi.
Lead screw is 7/8" x 8 tpi. Shipped in 1936.
>>>>>
70400
70500
>>>>>
70504, 9”
x 3-1/2’, Catalog No. 430-ZN,
>>>>>
70600
70700
>>>>>
70760, 9” x 3-1/2', Workshop No. 15 Catalog
No. 415, non-adjustable counter shaft HMD with top oilers.
>>>>>
70800
70900
>>>>>
71000
71100
71200
71300
71400
>>>>>
71451, ?/?/1936, 9” x 3-1/2’, Junior
"R" Series, Catalog No.
22-ZB, Has Taper
Attachment, Lever Collet Closer, and Steady Rest - Change Gears.
>>>>>
71500
71600
71700
71800
71900
>>>>>
71978, 9" x 4-1/2',
>>>>>
72000
>>>>>
72078, 11/20/1936, 9” x
4-1/2’, Workshop No. 15, Catalog No. 415-RA, Sold to E.F. Jewell of
Denver, Colorado.
>>>>>
72180, 9" x
4-1/2',
>>>>>
1937
>>>>>
72340, 1/22/1937,
>>>>>
72400
72500
>>>>>
72546, 9” x ?, Workshop No. 15, Catalog
No. 415, with top oilers and horizontal motor drive (HMD)..
>>>>>
72591, 4/7/1937,
>>>>>
72600
>>>>>
72691, 13" x
6', Catalog No. 113-C. without chip
tray, has the Taper attachment.
>>>>>
72700
72800
72900
>>>>>
72919, ?/?/1937, 9” x 4-1/2’, "R" Series Catalog No. 209-R,
UMD,
>>>>>
73000
73100
73200
73300
>>>>>
73399,
>>>>>
73400, 9/18/1937, 9"
x 3-1/2', Workshop No.15, Catalog No. 415-ZA, HMD Bench lathe, 1/4 H.P. Start-Stop Reversing Split-Phase
Motor, 1725 R.P.M. (1-ph; 60-cy; A.C. 110-V); V-Groove Pulley for Motor; Drum
Reversing Switch (Style R-12); Bracket for attaching Switch to Lathe; V-Belt,
Motor to Drive Unit; Flat Leather Belt & Lacing; 6"-4 Jaw Independent
Lathe Chuck, Fitted; 0 to 1/2" 3 Jaw Drill Chuck; Solid Arbor for Drill
Chuck; Straight Tool Holder. Sold from Consigned Stock on The Easy Payment Plan, by Cassell Machinery Company, 28 Mechanic
St, Newark NJ.
See: The Original Invoice for this lathe. Note: To the current owner, the original owner's family
would like to contact you. e-mail Joe at: jkscope@comcast.net
>>>>>
73438, According to
the chronology files this indicates a May/June, 1937 ship date.
>>>>>
73500
73600
>>>>>
73611, 9” x 3-1/2’,
bench lathe, “My great grandfathers lathe” came from Cassell machinery co.
Newark, NJ.
>>>>>
73622, 12/28/1936, 15" x 5', “N” Series, Catalog
No. 114-B, I spoke to Ted at Leblond, he was able to locate the
paperwork for my machine but was unable to identify it totally. According to
the build sheet, it shipped 12/28/1936, was sold to a textile co. in Greenville
SC. the tailstock was a #10; the head was a #7, the saddle a #2. Ted did not
know the meaning of these numbers. The only thing it specified about the
machine was that it was a single lever machine. Ted also expressed the rareness
of a 15" machine. He said that maybe it was a smaller head mounted on a
riser to obtain the 15 swing. I just went and looked at the head and tailstock.
There are no risers on either. All the parts that I've managed to remove and
clean up have had a 15-xxxx part number, so I'm confident it is a 15"
machine. PM Member. ---Updated: Model "N" series, with hardened
spindle, double wall apron with push/pull knob, and it has the underneath belt
drive system.
>>>>>
73700
>>>>>
73708,
9" x 4 1/2'
Standard Change Gear
>>>>>
73800
73900
74000
74100
74200
74300
74400
74500
74600
74700
74800
>>>>>
74825, 9" x ?,
Casting Date 9/2/36-S,
Floor legs with cast pedestal motor/pulley
stand. Shipped to Jeannette, PA High School in 1937,
>>>>>
74900
75000
>>>>>
75045, 1/1/1937,
>>>>>
75057, 13” x
?, Catalog No.
>>>>>
75100
75200
75300
>>>>>
75352, ?/?/1937, 16" x 8', " " Series, Catalog No. 117-E,
Tag on it reads Machine No.
36-19, Whirlpool Corporation, St. Joseph, MI.
>>>>>
75400
>>>>>
75408, 9" x 3', Workshop No.15, Catalog
No. 415-Y, Casting date is
1-6-37-S,
>>>>>
75500
>>>>>
75538, 9” x ?, Workshop No.15,
>>>>>
75600
75700
75800
>>>>>
75835, ?/?/1937, 9" x 3'
>>>>>
75900
76000
>>>>>
76079, ?/?/1937, 9" x 3-1/2', Junior "R" Series, Catalog No. 422-ZN
>>>>>
76100
76200
76300
76400
>>>>>
76475, 9 x ?, Workshop No.15, Catalog
No. 415, 116 tooth turning gear (code number stamped is 9W-42) and a 18 / 108
tooth 1 to 6 compound gear (code number stamped is 9W-86),
>>>>>
76500
76600
>>>>>
76612, ?/?1937, 13" x 6', "R"
Series Catalog 8113-C, UMD Tool room
lathe, Has a taper attachment , steady rest, 3-jaw Cushman, and came
with a single phase motor.
>>>>>
1938
>>>>>
77000,
78000,
79300,
>>>>>
79301, 9/16/1938, 11” x 5’, “R” Series Catalog
No. 8111-B, UMD Tool room lathe, The lathe has a telescoping taper
attachment, and was originally shipped to Livingston, Montana
>>>>>
79374, 11" x 4', Catalog No. 8111-A UMD,
Tool room lathe.
>>>>>
79400,
79500,
79600,
79700,
79800,
>>>>>
79833, 16/24 x 10', Catalog No. 198-G, with 24" riser
kit.
>>>>>
79900,
80000,
80100,
>>>>>
80154, 9” x ?', lathe.
>>>>>
80200,
80300,
80400,
>>>>>
80445, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop No.15,
Catalog No. 415-ZA, This came out of my grandfathers
machine shop that went into business in 1908 in Brooklyn NY.
>>>>>
80500,
>>>>>
80566, 9 x ?
>>>>>
80592, 9" x 3', Workshop No.15,
Catalog No. 415-YA.
>>>>>
80600,
>>>>>
80700,
>>>>>
80792, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop No.15.
>>>>>
80800,
80900,
81000,
>>>>>
81014, 9 x 3', Workshop
No 15. Catalog No. 15-YB
>>>>>
81050, 9 x 3', Workshop No 15.
>>>>>
81100,
81200,
>>>>>
81237, 9" x ?', Workshop No. 15.
>>>>>
81280, 9" x
4', Workshop No 15,
>>>>>
81300,
81400,
81500,
81600,
81700,
>>>>>
81764, ?/?/1938,
9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model C, Catalog No 615-Z, 12-speed
HMD bench lathe, lathe erection Plan dated 1938. Sold to CB Burns
Machinery Co. in turn to Chicago Screw and Rivet where after many years of
service my wife’s Great Uncle received it as a retirement gift, and In turn I
received it from Him, and What a Gift, it just keeps on giving!
>>>>>
81800,
81900,
82000,
>>>>>
82040, ?/?/1938,
9" x 4", "R" Series, Catalog No. 8209-A, UMD Tool room lathe,
this lathe has been in our family for many years. It is a UMD model but built
into a steel framed cupboard. During it's time with us it has rebuilt several
steam engines for historic boats, three 71/4 guage locomotives and
hundreds of general maintenance duties. Rumour had it when we purchased it
that it came over here with the U.S. Forces and was sold to an engineering
company in Lincolnshire at a surplus auction. We converted it to "v"
belt drive without base alterations and retained the original parts.
>>>>>
82100,
>>>>>
82167, 11" x 5', Catalog No. 111-B.
UMD.
>>>>>
82200
>>>>>
82269, 13" x 5', Catalog No. 113-B.
UMD..
>>>>>
82300
82400
82500
82600
82700
82800
82900
83000,
83100,
>>>>>
83137, 12/8/1938, 9" x 3-1/2', "R"
Series, Catalog No. 9-ZB, with rare lead screw kick out accessory. This lathe
originally shipped to England. The guy I purchased the lathe from said it
originally was on a "Navy ship" and from there it found its way to a
"tech school". It then sat around for a number of years till he got
it, cleaned it up and mounted it on this fabricated bench.
>>>>>
83198, 6/17/1938,
9" x 4', "R" series, Catalog
No. 109-AB, QCG, UMD Bench underdrive unit on a homemade cabinet, with
taper attachment included, spindle length 12-3/4
>>>>>
83200,
>>>>>
83282, 11/17/1938,
>>>>>
83300,
>>>>>
83354, ?/?/1938, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop No
15, Catalog No. 915-Z,
Bed Cast Date 10/27/37- S
>>>>>
83396, ?/?/1938, 9" x 3', Workshop No 15, Catalog No. 415-Y. Basically
stock with a variable DC drive added and a timing belt replacing the leather
belt.
>>>>>
83400,
83500
83600,
83700
83800,
83900,
84000,
84100,
84200,
>>>>>
84243, 4/15/1938,
>>>>>
84300,
84400,
84500,
84600,
84700,
>>>>>
84733, 1/?/1938, 13" x 5', "R" Series, Catalog No. 186-B,
>>>>>
84800,
>>>>>
84858, I did get
some original literature with it from 1938, some of the schematics I got were
also dated from 1933.
>>>>>
84900,
85000,
85100,
85200,
85300,
>>>>>
85389, 7/21/1938, 9" x 3', Workshop No 15, Catalog No. 415-YA,
>>>>>
85400,
85500,
85600
85700,
85800,
85900,
86000,
96100,
86200,
86300,
>>>>>
86353, 9” x 4’, Catalog No.
159-A, (Heavy 9)
>>>>>
86400,
86500,
86600,
86700,
86800,
86900,
>>>>>
86961, 11/21/1938, 9" x 3', Workshop Model 9C, Catalog
No. 415-YA, HMD bench lathe, Side
oiling headstock
>>>>>
87000,
87100,
>>>>>
87128, 5/18/1939,
9" x 3', Junior "R" Series, Catalog No. 422-YN, came
with all accessories, the bench etc. 3 and 4 jaw chucks, all
collets and draw bar, nose and taper for the drawbar, tailstock drill
chuck, about a dozen lantern tool holders and tooling and more. Sold to a
company in NYC 05/18/39.
>>>>>
87130, 12/13/1938, 9” x 4’, Catalog No. 459-A, (Heavy 9) Overall length of spindle 13 23/32", This is the 9" lathe
with 2 1/4 " x 8 tpi spindle with 1 3/8 " through hole. Shipped with
3/4 hp GE single-phase motor, wired 220.
>>>>>
87200,
87300,
87400,
87500,
>>>>>
87586, 12/23/1938,
9" x 4', "R" Series, Catalog
No.109-A, Shipped to
Fond Du Lac Vocational School in Wisconsin.
>>>>>
1939
>>>>>
87128, Serial Card, 5/18/1939, 9" x 3', Junior "R" Series, Catalog No. 422-YN, Top oiling
headstock, came with 3 and 4 jaw chucks, all collets and draw bar, nose
and taper for the drawbar, tailstock drill chuck, about a dozen lantern
tool holders and tooling and more. Sold to a company in NYC.
>>>>>
88000
88100
88200
88300
>>>>>
88308, 9" x ?',
Workshop Model 9C, It has been in storage for about 10 years and before that was owned by a
retired machinist in Montgomery County Maryland. Seems in good shape and came
with just about all available accessories.
>>>>>
88400
88500
88600
88700
88900
89000
89100
89200
>>>>>
89275, 13 x 5',
>>>>>
89300
89400
89500
89600
89700
89800
89900
90000
>>>>>
90052, 5/25/1939, 9" x 3', Workshop Model
9C, Catalog No.15-YB, Side oiling
headstock. Shipped to Lapthornes, an Adelaide South Australia, machine
tool supplier who is still in business today.
>>>>>
90100
90200
90300
90400
90500
90600
>>>>>
90635, 9" Workshop Model 9C, standard change gear lathe.
Side oiling headstock,
>>>>>
90700
90800
>>>>>
90836, ?/?/1939, 13" x 6', Catalog No. 8113-C,
UMD Tool room lathe, stamped S.C.C. 3416-2222-7208 property U.S.N.
000142
>>>>>
90879,
?/?/1939, 9" x 4-1/2', Workshop
Model 9C, Catalog No. 415-RA, 6-speed HMD Bench lathe, standard change gear lathe. Side oiling headstock, w/o pivot bull gear guard,
>>>>>
90900
91000
91100
91200
>>>>>
91242, 9" Workshop
Model 9C, standard change gear lathe. Side
oiling headstock,
>>>>>
91300
91400
91500
91573, 8/3/1939,
13" x 4', Catalog No.
113-A, QCG, Headstock
has No. 4MT with 1-7/8
x 8 spindle nose threads. Sold to Newark, NJ, East Side High School by
Cassell Machine.
91600
91700
91800
>>>>>
91865, 8/8/1939,
11" x 4', Catalog No. 111-A, QCG
UMD, without chip pan, I have just returned from moving my father's SB
to my house. I was with him in 1955 when we picked it up from a trade school in
southern Vermont.
>>>>>
91900
92000
>>>>>
92006, 9" x
?, "T" series Catalog No. 109-Z,
>>>>>
92100
92200
92300
>>>>>
92342, 11/?/1939,
11" X 5', "T" series Catalog No. 111-B,
QCG Cast base UMD with chip pan,
Originally sold to the Vega Airplane Company in Burbank, CA. to do prototypes
for Douglas and Boeing Bombers.
>>>>>
92400
92500
92600
92700
92800
92900
93000
93100
93200
93300
>>>>>
93309, 15" x 5', spindle
through hole 1-5/8, cast base UMD
>>>>>
92400
93500
93600
93700
93800
93900
>>>>>
93916, ?/?/1939,
9" x 4', "T" series Catalog No. 109-A, South Bend said it was
made in 1939.
>>>>>
94000
94100
94200
94300
94400
94500
94600
94700,
>>>>>
To date, this is the earliest listed
Heavy 10 (10L), note that it was ordered on 12/6/1939 and shipped 2/14/1940 to
Alfred Herbert, a major machine tool maker (and dealer/agent?) in Britain. Also note this is a smooth bore headstock, non-segmented
bearing surface.
94713, 10L x 3', Catalog No. 187-Y. My serial number is 94713, and the plate on
the screw train cover states: Model 187Y, 3ft bed, and it has no chip tray or
extras beyond the standard specification (1 3/8 spindle, QCG, cast base
UMD. I'm the second private owner and I think it came to me in the same
state that it was when bought at a government auction by the first private
owner (Birmingham University Geology Department) in about late 1940s
(information from one of the Department's technicians in 1968). I had the
lathe from the Department for its scrap value, provided that I moved it off the
premises -- real soon! Interestingly, a recent posting from another UK
member gave his serial number as only about 10 or 20 digits away from mine --
they must have shared the same ship ! There are also some (original?)
stamped numbers on a few of the castings. Some more history is given by a heavy
cast brass plate on the right hand leg, with three lines reading (in cast
letters) "Serial | No. 3R | Air Ministry", and with
the stamped number "70" above.
>>>>>
94772, 10L x 3’, Catalog
No. 987-Y. My lathe is South Bend Ser. No: 94772 followed by the letters in lower case 'dww'. The letters 'JAN' appear under the serial
number. The description plate calls it a
10-inch L, with model number 987-Y. It has a 3 foot bed. The spindle thread is 2-1/4" - 8-tpi. The
lathe is on cast-iron leg stands with no tray or table (open underneath). There
is a quick-change gearbox (single arm),
and power feed in both directions on the apron/saddle. The counter shaft would
have been floor mounted, but is now homemade replacement. The spindle bearing caps are
marked 17 underneath. They appear to be all steel grooved super
finished. The lathe has oil cups each end of the headstock. The lathe is
turquoise/blue with red between the bed and for wheels and inner parts of
guards.
>>>>>
94800,
>>>>>
94849, 12/8/1939, 9" x
3-1/2', Workshop Model 9B Catalog No. 677-Z, 12 speed HMD bench drive, SCG with power
cross feed, in very good condition and operable, with steady rest.
>>>>>
1940
>>>>>
95500
>>>>>
95557,
>>>>>
95600
>>>>>
95663, 13" x 5', Catalog No. 8113-B, QCG Tool room lathe
>>>>>
95700
>>>>>
95712, 2/8/1940, 9" x 3', Workshop Model 9CW Catalog No. 415-YC, 12-speed HMD bench drive
>>>>>
95789,
>>>>>
95800
>>>>>
95819, ?/?/1940, 9” x 4-1/2’, Workshop Model 9CW Catalog No. 415-RC, 12-speed HMD bench drive, SCG with adjustible 2-speed countershaft
(2-step pulleys on motor and countershaft). 110V 1/3 hp motor 1725 rpm gives 12
spindle speeds from 41 to 1270. Gear cover chart no. 7.
>>>>>
95857, ?/?/1940, 9" x
4-1/2', Workshop Model 9BW Catalog No. 477-R, 6-speed HMD bench drive, SCG with power
cross feed. Sold by Star Machine Seattle USA
>>>>>
95900
96000
96100
>>>>>
96015, ?/?/1940,
9" x ?', Workshop Model
9BW Catalog No.
477-?, 6-speed HMD bench drive
>>>>>
96200
96300
96400
96500
96600
96700
96800
>>>>>
96858, 9" x
3', Workshop Model 9B, converted to Model A.
>>>>>
96900
97000
>>>>>
97041, 9” x 4’, Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No. 444-A,
six-speed HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
97100
>>>>>
97124, 11” x 3-1/2’, Catalog No. 111-Z, UMD, Has a 1 5/8 x 8 spindle and 1 in. bore thru the
spindle. It has the single tumbler QC
box. From all appearances it looks exactly like a Heavy 10.
>>>>>
97200
>>>>>
97212, heavy ten,
>>>>>
97300
97400
97500
97600
>>>>>
97645, 9" x 3', Workshop Model 9C,
Catalog No. 615-Y, 12-speed HMD bench lathe. Exported to Sweden in 1940.
>>>>>
97700
97800
97900
98000
98100
98200
98300
98400
98500
98600
98700
>>>>>
98786, 9" x 3', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No. 444-Y. 6-speed HMD bench lathe, 2 lever QC box.
>>>>>
98800
98900
99000,
>>>>>
99100,
>>>>>
99200, 8/1940, 10L x 3-1/2' bed, Catalog No. 87-Z, Shipped with D.F. countershaft drive.
>>>>>
99300,
99400,
99500,
99600,
99700,
99800,
99900,
100000,
100100,
>>>>>
100115, 2/12/1941, 9 x 4-1/2', Workshop Model 9C, shipped to Moore
Machinery Co., San Francisco, CA.
>>>>>
100200,
>>>>>
100216, 7/23/1940, 16" X 6', Catalog No. 8117-C, Tool room lathe,
>>>>>
100300,
100400,
>>>>>
100462, 9" Workshop Model 9C, bought in 1988.
>>>>>
100500,
>>>>>
100545, 9/17/1940,
>>>>>
100599, 9" x 3', Workshop Model 9C, Catalog No. 315-YN, UMD, (no cabinet/bench though) front
oilier, change wheel model with no power cross traverse.
>>>>>
100600,
100700,
100800,
100900,
101000,
101100,
101200,
101300,
101400,
101500,
101600,
101700,
101800,
101900,
>>>>>
102000, 9/6/1940, 10L
x 3-1/2’, Catalog No. 8187-Z,
Tool room lathe, Ord. Feild School Maryland. Now Resides In My
Shop Central Michigan,
>>>>>
102100,
>>>>>
102119, 8/28/1940, 9" x 4-1/2', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No. 644-R,
12-speed HMD bench lathe 1/3HP; 110V/1PH/60CY, 1725 RPM. Originally sold
to a customer in Connellsville, Pennsylvania,
>>>>>
102194, ?/?/1940, 10L
x 4’, Catalog No. 8187-A, QCG
Tool room lathe, stamped LOR, JOD.
>>>>>
102200,
>>>>>
102247, 10R x 3-1/2', "10" Swing 11/16" Collet Lathe",
Catalog No. 199-Z, QCG
>>>>>
102300,
102400,
102500,
102600,
102668, 9"x 3', Workshop Model C9W10JR, Catalog No. 415-YC, HMD bench lathe, "Inherited it from my
father whom had and used it for many years as I do now".
>>>>>
102700
>>>>>
102779, 9"x 3', Workshop Model 9C, Catalog No. 415-YC, HMD bench lathe,
>>>>>
102800,
102900,
103000,
>>>>>
103015, 10R x 3', "10" Swing 11/16" Collet Lathe",
Catalog No. 499-Y . "The hole thru the spindle is
1".
>>>>>
103100,
>>>>>
103106, 16" x
6' QCG UMD, stamped JFP & DWW,
>>>>>
103200,
103300,
103400,
103500,
103600,
>>>>>
103656, 11/?/1940,
9" x ? Workshop Model A floor
model, stamped LOR,
>>>>>
103700,
103800,
>>>>>
103832,
?/?/1940, 10L x ?’, Catalog No. ??, stamped JFP & DWW,
>>>>>
103900,
103978, ?/?/1940,
16" x 8', Catalog No. 117-S Found
another South Bend... I dropped by the Auto Mech shop at the local college
today & found a 16x8ft lathe. It also has a tag on the headstock that says:
Class 3 Equipment 216 Naval Air Station Corpus Christi. TX.
>>>>>
104000,
104100,
104200,
104300,
104400,
104500,
104600,
>>>>>
104667, 11/?/1940, 10L x 3-1/2', Catalog No. 8187-Z,
Tool room lathe, war stamped LQR With
taper attachment, and collets
>>>>>
104700,
104800,
104900,
105000,
105100,
>>>>>
105161,
11/15/1940, 13” x 6’, Catalog No. 113-C,
UMD QCG Floor lathe, The dealer is listed as GEN'L MOTORS OVERSEAS, NEW
YORK, NEW YORK. Amongst the lathe characteristics, under "TRANS ATT"
it says 100M, I guess this confirms that originally it had a metric transpose
gear set confirming the observation by a Yahoo group member about the gear
cover. Some items are handwritten, under "C F GEAR" (crossfeed?) it
appears to say Std. Under "R P GEAR" (???) it seems to say P10 and
Spindle length is given as 19 3/16" (which is normal for 1" bore
spindle). In an unlabelled box presumably for special items it says "USE
CUSTOMER'S MOTOR" 3/4 hp, 115V, DC, 1725RPM, make: DELCO. switch: 790,
wiring diagram W406, V-belt no 2950. Under special electrical equipment it
says: #CH 6102 EMF RESISTANCE PANEL (presumably that's a braking resistor?) On
the ways before the serial number is "RASC" and underneath that
"7361". Below the serial number are "JFP" and "DWW" On the back of the bed at the
tailstock end is a nicely engraved brass plate that says "YD No 2783"
RASC could be Royal Army Service Corps (it was called that from 1918-1965 so
the period fits). The core was responsible for supplying the army so had a lot
of vehicles, and facilities to service them. Amongst the vehicles they used was
the GMC workshop truck, which was fitted with a generator and a lathe....
>>>>>
105200,
105300,
105400,
105500,
105600,
105700,
>>>>>
105765, 10/10/1940, 9 x 3-1/2', Workshop Model 9C, Catalog No. 415-ZC, with "J.B.L"
stamped.
>>>>>
105800,
105900,
106000,
106100,
>>>>>
106184, 12/17/1940, 9"x 3', Workshop Model 9C, Catalog No. 415-YC, SCG Bench Lathe, HMD-Adjustable, Shipped
to A. C. Colby Machinery Co.
>>>>>
>>>>>
106199,
>>>>>
106200,
>>>>>
1941
>>>>>
106300,
>>>>>
106400,
>>>>>
106469, 1/17/1941, 11” x 5-1/2’, Catalog No. 911-S, special war
production lathe shipped to Gilman Engineering Works, Janesville WI. The
spindle threads are 1-1/2" x 7 tpi. Gilman Engineering, who made bomb fuses
during the War, Oddly, Gilman used to make lathes, smaller than 11", I
guess.
>>>>>
106500,
106600,
106700,
106800,
>>>>>
106823, 9" x 3', Workshop Model C9W10JR, Catalog No. 415-YC
>>>>>
106900,
>>>>>
106932, 9 x 3-1/2', Workshop
Model C9W10JR, Catalog No. 415-ZC, with "L.O.R."
stamped, .SOLD BY THE J. R. EDWARDS MACHINERY CO. NEWARK, N.J. gear chart # 7.
>>>>>
107000,
107100,
107200,
107300,
>>>>>
107302, 16" x
10', Catalog No. 117-G, with L.O.R. and J.A.N. stamped below the number.
There is a 2" X 3" metal tag riveted to the pedestal just above the
door to the motor. It has the following stamped in it: 107302, 143, and MAX.
Apparently this plate was originally painted with labels and boxes to be filled
in with data but all that remains is a blank plate with the above-mentioned
items stamped in it. Can anyone tell me what
this plate (maybe a military ID tag?) was used for?
>>>>>
107400,
107500,
>>>>>
107584, 3/7/1941,
9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model C, Catalog No. 415-ZC, It
has the RARE three push-buttons mounted onto the left spindle-guard - integral
to the casting. "Rev" "Stop" and "Fwd".
Sold through A.R. Williams Machinery Company Ltd. to Viking Pump's Toronto
facility. Confirmed by Leblond. Converted to a model A with QC gearbox.
>>>>>
107600,
107700,
>>>>>
107,760, 3/20/1941, 9" x ?', Workshop Model 9A
Catalog No. ??, shipped to
Naval Training station at Great Lakes, Ill.
>>>>>
107800,
107900,
108000,
108100,
108200,
108300,
108400,
108500,
108600,
108700,
108800,
108900,
109000,
109100,
>>>>>
109149, 9" x 3', Workshop Model C, Catalog No. 415-YC, I believe it was exported to the UK in the 1940s as part of the war
effort.
>>>>>
109200
109300
109400
109500
109600
109700
109800
>>>>>
109855, 10L x 3', Catalog No. 8187-YN, UMD Tool room lathe,
>>>>>
109900
110000
110100
110200
110300
110400
110459, ?/?/1940,
9" x 3', Workshop Model C9W10JR, Catalog No. 615-YC, stamped J.A.N.
110500
110600
110700
>>>>>
110743, 1940, 13" x 5', Catalog No. 113-B.
Stamped J.A.N. and J.O.D. Owned by U.S. Navy,
then NASA, then Baton Rouge, La. Parish schools.
>>>>>
110782, 3/28/1941, 13” x 5’, Catalog No. 113-B, Stamped J.A.N.
>>>>>
110800
>>>>>
110813, 4/10/1941, 13” x 5’,
Catalog No. 112-B, ordered 8/16/40
shipped 4/10/41 to Jonh Inglis co.ltd. Toronto Canada
>>>>>
110900
111000
111100
>>>>>
111196, ?/?/1941, 9"
x 3-1/2', Workshop Model
C, Catalog
No. 415-Z
>>>>>
111200
111300
111400
>>>>>
111451, 10L X 3’, Catalog
No. 187-YN, on wood bench [bench not SB] .
>>>>>
111470, 16 x ?', Catalog No. ?
>>>>>
111500
>>>>>
111598, 9" x 3', Workshop Model C9W10JR, Catalog
No. 415-YC stamped F.W.M. HMD
lathe Has the
RARE cast switch housing in left gear cover. (see photo). Cone pulleys have been replaced with v-belt pulleys and a
MLA cross-slide with t-slots has been fitted.
>>>>>
111600
>>>>>
111685, ?/?/1941, 16" x 6', 8117-C
QCG Tool room lathe.
>>>>>
111700
>>>>>
111760, 9" x ?, Workshop Model C, Has the RARE cast switch housing in left gear cover.
Stamped J.A.N.
>>>>>
111800,
111900,
112000,
112100,
112200,
112300,
>>>>>
112310, ?/?/1941, 9 x 3-1/2', Workshop Model C9W10JR,
Catalog No. 115-ZBC, stamped "J.F.P."
>>>>>
112335, Serial Card, 6/4/1941,
9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model B, Catalog No. 177-ZB, UMD
>>>>>
112390, Serial Card, 5/2/1941,
14.5” x 6’, Catalog No. 183-C, Cast
Base UMD Floor Lathe, Sold
originally to the Army Trades School, Dept. of National Defense, Hamilton
CANADA
>>>>>
112400,
>>>>>
112483, Serial Card, 5/13/1941,
13" x 5', Catalog No. 113-B, QCG UMD Floor lathe, ordered 12-10-1940
>>>>>
112500,
112600,
112700,
112800,
112900,
113000,
113100,
113200,
>>>>>
113253, 10L X 3’, Catalog No. 187-Y, cast base UMD without chip tray,
one-inch collet lathe with 2 1/4 - 8 threaded spindle. shipping weight: 810
lbs.
>>>>>
113275, 6/17/1941, 16" X 10', Catalog No. 117-G, 1-1/2HP;
220V/3PH/60CY; 1725 RPM. Originally shipped to Pacific Bridge Company in San
Diego, California.
>>>>>
113300,
>>>>>
113365, 6/5/1941, 9" x 3-1/2' bed, Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No 644-Z, 12-speed HMD bench lathe, Shipped to
Clark Machine Company, Rahway, NJ. PM member.
>>>>>
7/14/1941 National Defense Program delivery notice!
>>>>>
113400,
>>>>>
113438, ?/?/1941, 9" X 4-1/2', Workshop Model C, Catalog No. 415-RO, Stamped
W.E.F.
>>>>>
113500,
113600,
113700,
113800,
113900,
114000,
114100,
114200,
114300,
114400,
114500,
114600,
114700,
114800
114900,
115000,
115100,
115200,
115300,
115400,
>>>>>
115419, ?/?/1941, 16" x 8', Catalog No. 117-E, stamped
J.A.N. QCG, taper attachment,
>>>>>
115434, 9" x ?
bed, Workshop Model 9C,
>>>>>
115500,
115600,
>>>>>
115637, 10L x 4',
bed stamped UB102
115684, 7/23/1941,
Heavy 10 was shipped from the factory to Rerranti Electric Ltd., Mount Dennis,
Ontario, Canada. Rerranti was a clerical error made? and should have been
Ferranti. Mount Dennis, Ontario, was absorbed by Toronto as Toronto mushroomed
northward post-WW2. Serial number 115684 is followed by D.W.W. Centered under the serial number is J.F.P. No anchors, or other visible symbols
are found.
>>>>>
115700,
115800,
115900,
116000,
116100,
>>>>>
116114, 7/1941,
16" X 6' QCG, Shipped to Rockford Tool, Rockford, IL.
>>>>>
116200,
>>>>>
116300, 9" x ? bed, Workshop Model
9A, Stamped J.A.N. Shipped in
1941 part of a batch sent to Herbert Morris Ltd UK (crane mfr). I came across
it in very dirty condition in the cellar of an old house. It had lost some
teeth from the bull gear and had been abandoned (there was neither time nor
manpower available then for maintenance work so it had hardly had any use at
all) Cleaned up and checked out with test bars and tenth clocks it is amazingly
accurate and equal to toolroom standards.
>>>>>
116400,
116500,
>>>>>
116586,
10L x 4-1/2', Catalog No. 8187-RN, Tool room lathe, WPB tag, Stamped
JFP, LOR & Flaming Bomb. TA & Metric transposing gear-set &
chart.
>>>>>
116700,
>>>>>
116750, 9/18/1941,
10L, x 4 1/2', S series, shipped to GE
in Ft Wayne In, Has prop of USN stamped all
over it, even on the lever arm collet closer. YSBG/PMG Member.
>>>>>
116800,
116900,
>>>>>
116942, 10/9/1941, 10R
x 4', Catalog No. 197-A, SCG lathe, Ordered by dealer: Trantor Mfg.
Company, Pittsburgh, PA (still has the aluminum dealer name-plate on it)
Shipped to California State Teacher's College (now California University of
PA), California, PA #102 Headstock, # 100 tailstock, saddle, comp rest,
apron, change gear. 120 volt/single phase motor. No single or double
tumbler gearbox,however, there is a blanking plate installed where it would go.
S/N 116942 has D.W.W. stamped under it.
Brass diamond-shaped medallion riveted to front leg stating: " 2
21A GSA 3" No clue as to what the GSA tag translates to... Not sure of its
life after the teacher's college, but this 10 was working at a gunsmith's
business in Fayette City, PA, until sold to a gentleman in Perryopolis,
PA. I inherited the lathe from that same gentleman when he passed away; he was
my wife's grandfather. Completely stripped down & restored in
2006/2007 Very good condition. Build card info courtesy of the
great Marty Schubert at LeBlond.
>>>>>
116945, 10R x 5', Catalog No.199-B, cast base UMD, stamped L.O.R.
>>>>>
117000,
>>>>>
117054, 8/20/1941, 9" X 3-1/2‘, Workshop Model B9W, Catalog No. 577-Z, 8-Speed, V-belt HMD bench lathe,
stamped J.A.N.
>>>>>
117100,
>>>>>
117188, ?/?/1941, 10R x 4', Catalog No. 8199-A, cast base UMD Tool room Lathe, Stamped
D.W.W. and F.W.M. 1-7/8-8 threaded spindle, a taper attachment,
>>>>>
117200,
117300,
>>>>>
117320, 8/22/1941, 10L x 4’, Catalog No. 8187-A,
Tool room lathe
>>>>>
117400,
117500,
117600,
117700,
117800,
>>>>>
117882, ?/?/1941, 9" x 4', Workshop Model A Catalog No. 444-A 6-speed, HMD bench lathe, Stamped J.F.P.
>>>>>
117900,
118000,
118100,
118200,
118300,
118400,
118500,
118600,
>>>>>
118606, 9/?/1941,
14-1/2 x ?, Catalog No. ??, QCG lathe, shipped to Pittsburg Public Schools.
>>>>>
118700,
118800,
>>>>>
118809, 9" X
?, Workshop Model A, Stamped J.B.R after it.
>>>>>
118900,
119000,
119100.
119200,
>>>>>
119231, 11/27/1941, 10L
x 3-1/2', Catalog No. 8187-Z, Tool room lathe, Shipped to Baush
& Lomb, 635 St. Paul St., Rochester, N.Y., with a 3/4 hp 3-ph, 440 v motor.
It is now making its living in a gun repair shop.
>>>>>
119300,
>>>>>
119372, 10/17/1942, 9" X 3', Workshop Model 9C Catalog No. 415-YC,
1/4HP; 115V/1PH/60CY/1725RPM. Original Customer: L.W. Holmes Company in
Oronoque, Connecticut.
>>>>>
119400,
119500,
119600,
>>>>>
119631, 10/31/1941, 10L x 4-1/2', Catalog No.
187-R, Cast base UMD Floor lathe, Purchased 10/31/1941 by the Utah State Board for Vocation
Education
>>>>>
119700,
119800,
119900,
120000,
120100,
>>>>>
120199, ?/?/1941, 10L
X 4', Catalog No. 8187-AN, Tool room
lathe,
>>>>>
120200,
120300,
120400,
120500,
120600,
120700,
>>>>>
120797, ?/?/1941, 16" x 12', Catalog No. 8117-H, Tool room lathe,
has a military tag T.C.O.P. 881.
>>>>>
120800,
>>>>>
120892, 12/24/1941, 16-24" X 8', Catalog No. 198-E, 1-1/4HP;
220V/3PH/60CY (Actual Motor 1-1/2 HP; 220V/440V/3PH/60CY/1145RPM), 1200RPM.
>>>>>
120900,
121000,
>>>>>
121094, ?/?/1941,
9" x 4-1/2', Workshop Model A Catalog No. 544-R, 8-speed V-belt drive with 1/4 hp motor
>>>>>
121100,
121200,
121300,
121400,
>>>>>
121445, 12/19/1941, 10L x 4', Catalog No 8187-AN, Tool room lathe,
it has 1 & 3/8" spindle, while the original 110/60/1 phase motor is
now 230/50/1 phase 1 hp for NZ. Tool Room model. With a taper attachment, single-tumbler gearbox, stamped F.W.M. According to this lathe's
'birth certificate' obtained last month from Marty Schubert at LeBlond, The
order for the lathe was received on 9/10/1941. The lathe left the SB plant
described as follows: "D/D UMD Tool Room, in lieu of segmented steel
bench, hard maple 8-drawer per xxxxxx (unreadable), painted olive green
color". So, it was originally on a 2" thick maple slab bench top. The
machine was shipped out to the US Army Air Corps on December 19th, 1941 to the
Quartermaster at Plane haven, California. The dealer was C.M. Cosiger Machinery
Co, Dayton, Ohio. Shipped to New Zealand. The USAAC may not have even uncrated
it in NZ. Motor is under slung, but in very substantial 8-drawer cabinet
manufactured by the previous owner. He also installed a beautifully
smooth-operating clutch unit INSIDE the belt driven cone shaft pulley (ie, the
big one above the motor shaft). At the end of WWII the US forces left a lot of
machinery in NZ - this was stored by the NZ military stores before being put up
for tender in the early 1950's. The toolmaker/watchmaker who was the owner
previous to me purchased the machine in the early 1950's from the NZ Govt
Stores Board - he stored the lathe for about 12 years, still in it's original
crate (he had two other lathes as well), before eventually setting it up. Over
the last couple of years he pulled the lead screw, gears & gearbox to
remove the damaged half nuts (chuck collision maybe?). Having beautifully
rebuilt and repainted the gearbox and banjo bar/gears, the lathe was then left
covered for a year after he died. I purchased it last month for US$1268,
including all the tooling, boring bars, chucks, drills, centers, faceplates,
dog drivers, instruments and the steel/brass/stainless stock that went with it.
>>>>>
1942
>>>>>
122016, 7/10/1942, 9" X 3', Workshop Model
C9W10JR, Catalog No. 115-YBC,
bench model with wooden
cabinet. No info on original purchaser, Original motor: 1/2HP, 3ph 208V,
1725 RPM converted with a 1ph 120VAC motor).
>>>>>
122100,
122200,
122300,
122400,
122500,
122600,
>>>>>
122628, 3/?/1943, 10R X 3 1/2', Catalog
No. 199-Z, Shipped to Detroit School System.
>>>>>
122648, 2/14/1942, 16 X 6, Catalog No. 117-C, Cast-Base UMD Floor Lathe,
spindle through hole 1-3/8, spindle length 24-11/16.
>>>>>
122700,
>>>>>
122717, 3/17/1942, 10L
x 3-1/2’, Catalog No 187-Z, Stamped
D.W.W. and J.F.P. Stamped USA-HEW, has Defense Plant Corporation tags for
Boeing Corp.
>>>>>
122800
122900
123000
123100
123200
123300
123400
123500
123600
123700
>>>>>
123761, 3/18/1942, 16"
x 6', Catalog No. 8117-D, Tool room lathe 16-speed UMD, Original destination: Parker Appliance,
Cleveland OH, Head stock taper: 3 MT Tail stock taper: 3 MT, HP: 1.5, Supposed journey of the
machine: Parker Appliance, then supposedly to the Philadelphia Naval yard, then
to a Philadelphia professional pool cue maker, then to a guy who stored it
outside in a barn under a tarp...then to me. I'm in the middle if tearing it
down now for a fresh powdercoat. From
what I was told from the seller the machine was originally outfitted for the US
Navy yard here in Philly.
>>>>>
123800
>>>>>
123870, 14 1/2 x
5’, Catalog No. 183-B, with taper
attachment. It also has AROTUL USA stamped near
the serial number and a DPC 10.
>>>>>
123900
>>>>>
123950, 13" x
5', Catalog No. 113-B.
>>>>>
124000
124100
124200
124300
124400
124500
>>>>>
124508, 3/4/1942, 13" X 6', Catalog No. 113-C, 1HP; 220V/3PH/60CY,
1725 RPM.
>>>>>
124600
124700
124800
124900
>>>>>
124961, ?/?/1942, 9'
x 3', Workshop Model C9W, Catalog No. 415-Y, shipped to Telephonics Co.,
Buffalo, NY
>>>>>
125000
125100
125200
125300
>>>>>
125359, 12/10/1942,
9' x 3', Workshop Model B9W, Catalog No. 677-Y, 12-speed HMD bench lathe,
Has the improved pivot
bull gear guard.
>>>>>
125400
125500
125600
125700
125800
>>>>>
125850, 7/8/1942, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model C9W10JR, Catalog No. 415-ZC, 6-speed, HMD bench lathe,
originally purchased by the General Motors Overseas Corporation.
>>>>>
125900
126000
126100
126200
>>>>>
126289, ?/?/1942, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model
B9W, Catalog No. 477-Z, I
imagine it probably came over here with the war effort) the lathe seems to be
in fairly good order from a visual inspection. It has a more modern 1/4 hp
Crompton motor (240v single phase) and a variety of newer attachments. The
lathe is currently in North Wales UK and I will be getting it set up over the
next few months.
>>>>>
126300
126400
126500
>>>>>
126512, Serial Card, 5/23/1942, 10L x 4', Catalog No. 8187-A, Tool room lathe, Ordered 2/21/1942, original
customer, Wright Field Aircraft Radio Lab in Green County, Ohio
>>>>>
126600
126700
126800
126900
127000
127100
>>>>>
127156, 4/28/1942, 13" x 5', Catalog No. 113-B, Ordered by York Machinery & Supply Co,
York, PA, shipped to Lewistown Public Schools, Lewistown, PA. Headstock #106,
single lever QCG #101 with taper attachment, shipped with 220 volt 3 phase
motor, converted to 120 volt single phase motor restored in 2007, very good
condition
>>>>>
127200
127300
>>>>>
127333, 7/18/1942, 9" x 3', Workshop Model A, Catalog No 8944-Y, Tool room lathe.
>>>>>
127400
127500
>>>>>
127554, 5/19/1942, 10L
x 4', Catalog No. 8187-A, Tool room
lathe, Shipped to Baush & Lomb, Rochester, N.Y. with a 3/4 hp 3-ph,
440 v motor.
>>>>>
127600
127700
>>>>>
127793
>>>>>
127800
127900
128000
>>>>>
128007, ?/?/1942, 13” x ? bed, stamped D.W.W. & J.A.N. with
an anchor with US
>>>>>
128056, 6/5/1942, 10L
X 3-1/2', Catalog No. 8187-Z, Tool room
lathe, 3/4HP; 440V/3PH/60CY/1725RPM. Original Customer: Bausch &
Lomb Optical in Rochester, New York. Purchased from a dealer on LI who picked
it up in Conn. It came to me with a single-phase motor.
>>>>>
128100
>>>>>
128193, ?/?/1942, 10L
x ?, Catalog No. 187-?, stamped D.W.W &
J.F.P. and U.S.N. Property
>>>>>
128200
128300
128400
128500
>>>>>
128548, ?/?/1942, 10L X 4’, Catalog
No. 8187-AN, Tool room lathe, QCG,
spindle hole is 1 3/8 inches, 3 phase, the faceplate is 8 1/4".
>>>>>
128600
128700
128800
>>>>>
128803, 6/23/1942, 16”
x 6’, Catalog No. 8117-C, Tool room lathe, order date: 2/13/42, shipped 6/23/42 to Hues-Owens Co Ottawa
Canada
>>>>>
128847, ?/?/1942, 10L X
4’, Catalog No. 8187-AN, Tool room lathe, QCG, Stamped L.O.R.
>>>>>
128900
129000
129100
129200
120300
129400
129500
>>>>>
129509, workshop model A, the flat way is stamped US 47, and somewhat
lower, J.A.N. "The machine conforms
to orders of the war board"
>>>>>
129600
129700
129800
129900
130000
130100
130200
>>>>>
130217, ?/?/1942, 9" x 4', Workshop
Model A, Catalog No ?? -A.
>>>>>
130300
130400
>>>>>
130444, ?/?/1942, 13" x 5', Catalog
No. 113-B, 1942 Single tumbler QC gear box, LeBlond says, shipped to the Naval Training Center in
California 1942, with taper attachment and chip pan. No collet closer set up.
Sadly, the taper attach was gone long before I got custody of it.
>>>>>
130500
>>>>>
130583, 8/28/1942, 10L
x 3-1/2', Catalog No. 187-ZN,
3/4HP; 440V/3PH/60CY, 1725 RPM. Stamped L.O.R.
War Production Board Tag.
>>>>>
130600
>>>>>
130700
>>>>>
130766, ?/?/1942, 9" X 3-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 644-Z, 12-speed, HMD bench lathe, Stamped J.F.P.
>>>>>
130800
>>>>>
130811, 9" CJB
Model C.
>>>>>
130900
131000
131100
>>>>>
131187, 12/30/1942, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 644-Z, 12-speed, HMD bench lathe, 1/2
HP; 1725 RPM, 115V/1PH/60CY,
>>>>>
131200
131300
>>>>>
131336LT4, 9/24/1942, 10L
x 3-1/2’, Catalog No. 8187-Z UMD Tool
room lathe, Sold to: Walter Ruska & Company, located in Houston,
Texas.
>>>>>
131400
131500
131600
131700
131800
131900
132000
>>>>>
132018, ?/?/1942, 14-1/2 x 6', Catalog No. 8183-C, UMD Tool room lathe, Tags: Property
of USAF 875747 - Do Not Remove This Tag. This Machine Confirms To the Orders of
the War Production Board.
>>>>>
132100
>>>>>
132166, ?/?/1942, 9"
x 3', Workshop Model C, Catalog No. 415-YC
>>>>>
132200
132300
132400
132500
132600
132700
132800
132900
133000
>>>>>
133030, ?/?/1942, 14-1/2 x 6', Catalog No. 8183-C, UMD Tool room lathe.
>>>>>
133100
133200
>>>>>
133210, 10/24/1942, 10L
X 4', Catalog No. 8187-A, Tool room
Lathe, 3/4HP; 115V, 1725RPM. Original customer was located in San
Francisco, CA. Stamped D.W.W. PM member.
>>>>>
133418, 10L x 4-1/2',
Catalog No. 8187-RN 12-speed Tool room lathe.
>>>>>
133500,
133600,
133700,
133800,
>>>>>
1943
>>>>>
133807, 9/29/1943, 10L x 3', Catalog No. 8187-YN, 12-speed Tool room UMD Metal Bench
lathe.
With metric trans gears (101M1)
>>>>>
133900,
>>>>>
133993, Serial Card, 1/4/1943, 10L x 4-1/2', Catalog No.
8187-RN, Tool room UMD Bench lathe, delivered to the Marietta Airplane Assembly Plant in
Marietta, GA where, between 1942 to 1945, 628 B29 Super fortress bombers had
been assembled.
>>>>>
134000,
134100,
134200,
134300,
134400,
134500,
134600
134700,
134800,
134900,
135000,
135100,
135200,
135300,
135400,
>>>>>
135480, 2/24/1943, 10R
X 3-1/2', Catalog No 199-ZN, 1/2
HP/1Ph/60CY/115V/Speed: 1725, Shipped to Navy
in Newport, Rhode Island.
>>>>>
135500,
>>>>>
135600,
135700,
135800,
>>>>>
135860, ?/?/1943, 10R x 4-1/2', Catalog
No. 199-RN, shipped to the Los Angeles Contracting Co. in
1943. Stamped: D.W.W and W.E.F , War
Production Board tag.
>>>>>
135900,
136000,
>>>>>
136015, ?/?/?, 9" x 3', Workshop
Model A, Catalog No. 444-Y,
6-speed HMD bench lathe, "War
Production Board" Tag.
>>>>>
136081, 6/18/1943, 9" x 3', Workshop
Model B, Catalog No. 477-Y, 6-speed HMD bench lathe, shipped to
Taco heating and cooling in Pawtucket RI. Originally shipped with a tool post,
threading dial and a 1/4hp motor. has War Production Board tag,
>>>>>
136100,
136200,
136300,
136400,
136500,
136600,
136700,
136800,
136900,
137000,
137100,
137200,
137300,
137400,
137500,
>>>>>
137511, 3/10/1943, 10L
x 3-1/2', Catalog No. 8187-ZN, QCG
welded steel cabinet UMD
Tool room lathe, WPB Tag, taper
attach, 2-1/4 - 8 spindle nose, 5C collets w/hand wheel closer, orig. 3/4 HP
230V 3 phase Wagner motor. Shipped to MIT Radar
Lab, used in WW II radar production.
>>>>>
137600,
137700,
137800,
137900,
>>>>>
137910,
>>>>>
138000,
138100,
138200,
>>>>>
138222, stamped: WBL and DETRO
DPC T 505
>>>>>
138300,
138400,
>>>>>
138416, 16" x
6', Catalog No. 117-C. WPB tag.
>>>>>
138500,
>>>>>
138508 9” x ?', Workshop Model C, stamped JFP.
>>>>>
138600,
138700,
>>>>>
138792, 16" x
6', Stamped D.W.W." and a US navy stamp near the serial number. QCG
and taper attachment.
>>>>>
138800,
138900,
139000,
139100,
139200,
139300,
>>>>>
139324, ?/?/1943,
13" x ?, Catalog No. 113-?, QCG
>>>>>
139395, 6/19/1943, 10L x 4',
Catalog No 8187-AN, UMD metal cabinet Tool room lathe, Shipped to Ogden
Air Depot Arsenal-Utah.
>>>>>
139400,
139500,
139600,
139700,
139800,
139900,
140000,
140100,
140200,
140300,
140400,
140500,
140600,
140700,
140800,
140900,
141000,
>>>>>
141057, 13 x 6', Catalog No. 113-C.
>>>>>
141100,
>>>>>
141102, parts lathe
(War Prod. Board) 1943…see 1964, SN: 13431RKX16.
>>>>>
141200,
141300,
141400,
141500,
141600,
>>>>>
141648, 10/20/1943, 10R x 3’,
Catalog No. 8199-YN, UMD metal cabinet Tool room lathe, 1-7/8 " thread on spindle. 1/3 HP 3
phase, 220v motor (since changed to 110v, 1 phase), Drum Switch, Metal bench, Single Gear Box, Taper attachment (do not
have), Collet rack, Under Motor Drive (UMD), Uses 5C Collets with through the
spindle collet closer. Leblond says this lathe was originally shipped 10/20/43
to Westinghouse, Hoult Rd. Fairmont, W. VA.
>>>>>
141700,
141800,
141900,
142000
142100
142200
>>>>>
142238, ?/?/1943, 10L x 4
1/2', Catalog No. 8187-RN, Tool room lathe,
>>>>>
142239, 14-1/2 -16
x 32 tool room with ordnance wheel with crossed cannons.. jan/1943
>>>>>
142300
142400
>>>>>
142442, 7/16/1943, 13" x 5', Catalog No. 8113-B, QCG cast base UMD Tool room lathe, stamped
with a US and Navy Anchor.
>>>>>
142500
142600
>>>>>
142655, Serial Card, 8/9/1943, 9"
x 4', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 644-A, 12-speed, bench lathe.
>>>>>
142700
142800
142900
>>>>>
142983, 10 x ?
>>>>>
143000
143100
143200
143300,
143400
143500
143600
>>>>>
143642, 14-1/2 x
?',
>>>>>
143700
>>>>>
143717, ?/?/1943, 10L x 4 1/2', Catalog No. 187-1, Stamped L.O.R. -J.F.N. Navy markings, shipped
to Muskegon Michigan.
>>>>>
143800
143900
144000
144100
144200
>>>>>
144242, ?/?/1943, 10L x 3-1/2', Catalog No. 8187-ZN, Tool room lathe. stamped with US
Navy markings. QC 11755, Found in school warehouse where it had been stored for
35-40 years. Purchased this lathe from Sierra
High School in Auberry CA. The tag reads: Swing 10L, length of bed 3
1/2, Cat # 8187ZN. The motor appears to be the original Master
Electric Co. Dayton, Ohio 3 phase 3/4
hp, 3/4 shaft, Style 119556, Frame 7423, 1725 rpm, QC 11755. All the
paper work inside the drum switch reads 1942.
>>>>>
144300
144400
144500
144600
>>>>>
144638, ?/?/1943,
16” x ?’, Catalog No. ??, QCG
>>>>>
144700
144800
>>>>>
144896,
?/?/1943, 10L, with under drive.
>>>>>
144900
145000
145100
145200
>>>>>
145271, ?/?/1943, 10L x
4-1/2', Catalog No. 8187-RN, UMD Bench Tool room 1 inch Collet lathe. Stamped L.O.R. Bed Revision no. UB102, has a cabinet with
drawers on the right and the motor and belt adjust on the left with U shaped
pipe feet, It came out of a High School Auto Shop, and shows remarkably little
wear.
>>>>>
145300
145400
145500
145600
145700
145800
>>>>>
145834, 8/30/1943, 10R x 4', Model A, Catalog No. 199-A, UMD 11/16 Collet
lathe, This lathe has the smaller, 1 7/8 by 8 TPI spindle thread
>>>>>
145900
146000
146100
146200
146300
146400
146500
>>>>>
146567P13, 12/8/1943,
16" x 7', Confirmed by Leblond.
>>>>>
146600
>>>>>
146619, 10L x 4’,
with Metal cabinet UMD, With Taper attachment,
>>>>>
146700
146800
>>>>>
147868, 12/7/1943, 9" x 4', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 644-A, 12-speed bench lathe, stamped WBI
>>>>>
147900,
148000,
148100,
>>>>>
148198, 10L x 4-1/2', Catalog No. 187-RN
>>>>>
148200,
148300,
148400,
>>>>>
148457, 10L x
3-1/2', Catalog No. 187-ZN. Recorded for
sale in Trade-Me, Wellington, New Zealand back in March '08.
>>>>>
148500,
148600,
148700,
148800
148900,
149000,
149100,
>>>>>
149126, 13" x
5', Catalog No. 8113-B, UMD Tool room
lathe. Quick Change Gear, It came with 3 jaw chuck; taper attachment, and tail
stock. It was previously used to repair armatures. I believe it has a 3-phase
motor. This machine has the cabinet with motor straight under the head. The end
of the bed is supported by the usual A-frame support. It also has the large
shaving pan bolted to cabinet and full length to the end frame.
>>>>>
149200,
149300,
149400,
>>>>>
149478, 9",
>>>>>
149500,
149600,
>>>>>
1944
>>>>>
149681, 3/6/1944, 9" x ?, Workshop model 9A,
ordered 1/14/1944, shipped march 6, 1944
>>>>>
149700,
>>>>>
149771, single
tumbler Heavy 10,
>>>>>
149793, Serial Card, 1/28/1944, 10L x 4’, Catalog No. 8187-AN, UMD Tool room lathe, Special 6
drawer Metal cabinet bench lathe
>>>>>
149800, ?/?/1944, 10L x 4’, Catalog No. 8187-AN, UMD Tool room lathe
149900,
>>>>>
150000
>>>>>
150056, ?/?/1944, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop model A, Catalog No. 444-Z, 6-speed, HMD bench lathe,
>>>>>
150100
>>>>>
150124, 3/10/1944, 14-1/2" x 7', Catalog No. 183-D, UMD lathe, Shipped to U.S. Navy. Has an anchor stamp with US on the bed, Also D.W.W. and D.R.M. stamps. Tag riveted to the
machine says "conforms to department of
war"
>>>>>
150200
150300
150400
150500
>>>>>
150502, ?/?/1944,
10L x 3', Catalog No. 8187-Y, Tool room lathe,
>>>>>
150550, 5/15/1944,
16" with 2-1/2" risers, Marty Shubert at Leblond says the lathe was shipped to the New Zealand supply
mission by the U S marines may 15 1944, stamped J.A.N. It came complete
with all of its accessories, both steadies, micrometer stop, chucks and
faceplate/driver plate. There was also a Milling attachment with the lathe,
which appears to have come with it new, but it doesn't look the same as some as
those in the catalogues. The slide has tee slots and the Vice is bolted to
these. It is of the universal pattern. has WPB
tag.
>>>>>
150600
>>>>>
150643, 3/?/1944, 9” X ?’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No.
644-?, 12-speed, HMD bench lathe, sold to a private individual in
new holland mass.
>>>>>
150700
150800
150900
>>>>>
150964, 9" x
3-1/2', Workshop model C, has WPB tag, stamped
J.A.N.
>>>>>
151000
>>>>>
151100
151200
>>>>>
151281, 13" x
6', UMD, under restoration.
>>>>>
151300
151400
>>>>>
151457, ?/?/1944, 9” X 4’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 644-A, 12-speed HMD bench lathe, has WPB tag under the
tail stock, .
>>>>>
151500
151600
>>>>>
151,624, ?/?/1944,
10R x 3-1/2', Catalog No.
199-ZN, UMD, has
WPB tag and a US stamp with Navy anchor.
>>>>>
151700
151800
151900
152000
152100
152200
>>>>>
152280, ?/?/1944, 9” x 3’, Workshop Model C9W
10JR the Catalog No. 415-YO, has WPB tag.
>>>>>
152300
152400
152500
>>>>>
152591, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model 9B, Catalog No. 477-Z, 6-speed HMD bench lathe,
>>>>>
152600
152700
152800
152900
153000
153100
153200
153300
153400
>>>>>
153461, 4/24/1944, 16” x 8’, S series, Catalog No. 117-E, shipped to the War dept.,
Chicago ORD.
>>>>>
153500
153600
153700
153800
153900
154000
154100
154200
154300
154400
154500
154600
154700
154800
>>>>>
154804, 9/1/1944, 9” x 4’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 444-A, 6-speed HMD bench lathe, 1/4 HP;
115V/1PH/60CY, 1725 RPM, has WPB tag.
>>>>>
154900
155000
155100
>>>>>
155185, 10L x 4’ bed, Catalog No. 8187-A, Tool room lathe. Stamped W.E.F. Bed code UB-102.
>>>>>
155200
>>>>>
155229,
>>>>>
155300
>>>>>
155339, 11/11/1944,
9" X 3-1/2', Workshop
Model A, Catalog No. 344-ZN, QCG UMD, Order no. 71323 3/20/1944 shipped
11/11/1944, shipped to the ninth naval dist. in great lakes, ill., has WPB tag
and the navy anchor stamped next to the serial no on the bed.
>>>>>
155400
155500
155600
155700
155800
155900
>>>>>
156000
156100
156200
156300
156400
156500
156600
156700
156800
156900
>>>>>
156916,
>>>>>
157000
>>>>>
157003, 9” X 3’, Workshop Model
A, Catalog No. 644-Y, 12-speed
HMD bench lathe, has WPB tag, along with a very angular quick change gear
box.
>>>>>
157100
157200
157300
157400
157500
157600
157700
157800
157900
>>>>>
157930, 9” X
4-1/2’, Workshop Model A, has WPB tag, I've had it for a number of
years. It's great for chambering riffle barrels. It had a taper attachment too
(never used).
>>>>>
158000
>>>>>
1945
>>>>>
158822, 16" x
6' bed.
>>>>>
158844, 9" with 4' bed.
complete and in great shape. No quick change box. Rescued about 25 years ago as
it was being discarded by a factory in Niagra on the Lake in Ontario and well cared for since in
Peterborough On. I had to audition with the retired Millwright owner to buy
this lathe.
>>>>>
159455, 16 x 8' bed,
Catalog No. 8117-E.
>>>>>
159720, 3/17/1945, 10L x
3-1/2', Catalog No 8187-Z, Tool room
lathe, 3/4HP; 220V/3PH/60CY; 1725 RPM. Original Customer was Marathon
Electric in Wausau, Wisconsin. Lathe hauled to Salmon, Idaho by 3rd owner in
1980's....now located at Blackfoot, Idaho with 4th owner.>>>>>
159800
159900
160000
160100
>>>>>
160146, 2/26/1945,
10L x 4', Catalog No. 187-A,
>>>>>
160200
160300
160400
160500
160600
160700
160800
>>>>>
160828, 9/17/1945, 9" x 3’, Workshop Model B, Catalog No. 677-Y, 12-speed HMD bench lathe, 12-1/4" spindle. Ordered 7/13/45, shipped
9/17/45 to Rochester A & B Co. 38 Browns Race, Rochester, N.Y. It still has
the original G.E. 1/2 HP. 1725 rpm, single-phase instant reverse motor. I have
rebuilt this lathe.
>>>>>
160900
161000
161100
>>>>>
161180
>>>>>
161200
161300
>>>>>
161339, ?/?/1945, 9"
x 4', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 644-A, 12-speed HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
161400
>>>>>
161498, 4/?/1945, 13" x 5', Catalog No. 8113-B, UMD Tool room lathe,
shipped to the Brown Ship Building in Houston, TX.
>>>>>
161500
>>>>>
161550, 5/?/1945, 9"
x 3-1/2’, Workshop Model B, SCG, Shipped to US Army Transport Office,
Delivery to St Louis Medical Facility
>>>>>
161600
161700
161800
161900
162000
162100
162200
162299, 5/7/1945, 9" X 3-1/2', Workshop Model B, SCG Has WPB tag. Shipped to Superior Manufacturing
Company, NY.
>>>>>
162300
162400
162500
162600
>>>>>
162662
, ?/?/1945, 9" x 4',
Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 744-A, 16-Speed
V-Belt HMD bench lathe, has WPB tag
>>>>>
162700
162800
>>>>>
162874, ?/?/1945, 10L x 4', Catalog No. 8187-A, Tool room lathe,
>>>>>
162900
163000
163100
163200
163300
163400
163500
163600
163700
>>>>>
163701, ?/?/1945, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 644-Z. 12-speed, HMD bench drive, with taper
attachment/ rear drive.
>>>>>
163800
>>>>>
163900
164000
164100
164200
164300
>>>>>
164323, 7/20/1945,
13 x 7', Catalog No. 113-D, Cast base UMD floor lathe, Threaded dial,
follower rest, steady rest, taper attachment, Order date 3/29/1945, Dealer:
Briggs Weaver - Dallas, Texas, Customer: Alamo Iron Works - San Angelo, Texas
for Powers Machine Shop - Abilene, Texas
>>>>>
164400
164500
164600
164700
164800
>>>>>
164856, ?/?/1945, 9”
X 4’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 644-A, 12-speed, HMD bench lathe,
purchased by my grandfather new, used by my father and now I have it.
Wonderful condition! It has a brass
button on the gear head cover with the number 986 stamped into it.
>>>>>
164900
165000
>>>>>
165030, ?/?/1945, 9"
x 4-1/2’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 444-R, 6-speed HMD bench
lathe, flat belt drive to spindle.
>>>>>
165100
>>>>>
165147
>>>>>
165170 LT6, ?/?/1945, 10L x 3-1/2', Catalog No. 1001-Z, UMD Turret Lathe, stamped L.O.R. and J.F.P.
>>>>>
165200
>>>>>
165206, 8/9/1945, 9" x 3-1/2’, Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No.
8644-Z, 12-speed HMD Tool room bench
lathe, shipped to a Eccles and Davis in Los Angeles for further shipment
to Cal Institute of Technology in Pasadena.
>>>>>
165248, 8/23/1945, 9" x 4-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No.
644-A, 12-speed HMD bench lathe,
1/2HP; 115V/1PH/60CY 1725RPM Original Customer located in Winnsboro, SC.
>>>>>
165283, 8/23/1945, 9” x 4-1/2’
>>>>>
165300
165400
>>>>>
165430, ?/?/1945, 9" x 4-1/2’, Workshop Model
A, Catalog No. 444-R,
6-speed HMD bench lathe, flat
belt drive to spindle, It has a bed mounted, lever operated turret and came
with a lever operated double tool cross slide, upgraded 12 speed countershaft
pulley,
>>>>>
165456, ?/?/1945,
9" x 4-1/2’, Workshop Model A, Has WPB tag
>>>>>
165500
>>>>>
165565, ?/?/1945, 16" x 8' bed, Catalog No. 8117-E, UMD Tool room lathe,
stamped L.O.R. UB102 stamped bed
revision number.
>>>>>
165600
165700
165800
>>>>>
165816, 10/29/1945,
10L x 3-1/2', Catalog No 187-ZN
>>>>>
165900
>>>>>
165964, 9 x ?, Workshop Model C, *Reed_ scruggs--I should add
that I have a 1945 parts list No. P-415 for 9" Model C SN 165,964. This is
hand written in the appropriate place with a comma. If the rightful owner were
to appear, I would happily send it out.
>>>>>
166000
166100
166200
166300
166400
166500
>>>>>
166574, 9" x 4’, Workshop Model A, HMD bench lathe,
completely restored by Dennis Turk.
>>>>>
166600
166700
166800
166900
167000
>>>>>
167023, 11/13/1945, 9" x 4', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 644-A, 12-speed HMD bench lathe,
>>>>>
167039, ?/?/1945, 10L
167100
167200
167300
167400
>>>>>
167408, ?/?/1945, 16" x 6', Catalog No. 117-C
>>>>>
167500
167600
>>>>>
167607, ?/?/1945, 9" x 4', Workshop
Model C9W-10-JR, Catalog No. 415-AC
>>>>>
167700
167800
>>>>>
167824, ?/?/1945,
9" x ?', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 344, UMD, metal column base.
>>>>>
167844, ?/?/1945, 16” x 8’, Catalog No. 8117-E,
>>>>>
167879, 12/4/1945, 9" x 3-1/2’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 644-Z, 12-speed HMD bench lathe, 1/2HP;
220V/3PH/60HZ, 1725 RPM. Original Customer: Sid Harvey, Inc in Valley Stream,
Long Island New York.
>>>>>
167900
>>>>>
167902, 11/21/1945, 9" x 4', Workshop Model A, Catalog
No. 444-A, 6-speed HMD bench lathe, shipped to the R.C.Neal Company in Buffalo,
N.Y. Purchased from the original owner in Lockport, N.Y. Very nice Lathe still
has all the frosting on the ways.
>>>>>
168000,
168100,
>>>>>
168198, 9" x 4-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog
No. 644-R, 12-speed HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
1946
>>>>>
169233, ?/?/?, 9" x 4’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 644-A, 12-speed HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
169300,
169400,
>>>>>
169487, 2/13/1946, 9" x 3’, Workshop Model C, Catalog No. 615-YC, 12-speed HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
169500,
169600,
169700,
169800,
169900,
>>>>>
169941, 2/7/1946,
10L x ?’, Catalog No. 8187-?, Tool room lathe, stamped
J.A.N., single lever gearbox on metal
fabricated stand (under drive) bed part no. UB10, gearbox QCG101. Purchased in Sydney Australia
second/third/fourth hand last year. Info from Leblond is that it was shipped to
Bugbee Niles Co North Attleboro, Massachusetts. They don't know how it came to
Australia.
>>>>>
170000
>>>>>
170021, 10L x ?', Catalog No. 8187-Z, Tool room Cast base UMD
Floor lathe, stamped D.W.W. & J.F.P.
>>>>>
170100
170200
170300
170400
170500
170600
170700
170800
>>>>>
170837, 9" x
4' Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 444-A,
6 speed 1/4 hp 1725 rpm motor, stamped J.A.N, headstock has cast segmented bearings.
>>>>>
170900
>>>>>
171000
>>>>>
171073, 13" x 6', S
series, Catalog No. 113-C, QCG Cast base UMD Floor Lathe,
>>>>>
171100
171200
>>>>>
171245, 13" x
5',
>>>>>
171300
>>>>>
171382, 9" x
4-1/2’, Workshop Model A, QCG. It
was purchased new from the Wessendorff Nelms and Co, Houston Texas in April
1947. The original owner worked as general machinist in the Houston area and
retired to Minnesota in the 1970's, bringing the lathe with him. His son sold
the lathe this summer. I have the parts list, the "How to run a
lathe" and S B bulletins H1, H2, H3, and H4 that came with the lathe. I
have not contacted the company to find out when it was shipped, but from your
web information, it was probably manufactured in 1946. The lathe has had more
than average use, and has some bed dings and wear, but the gears and headstock
bearings are fine. I have cleaned and oiled it, and it now runs very smoothly.
>>>>>
171400
>>>>>
171468, 1/?/1946, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 444-Z, QCG, 6-speed HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
171500
>>>>>
171574,
3/8/1946, 9" x 4-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No.
644-R, QCG, 12-speed
HMD bench lathe,
>>>>>
171600
171700
171800
>>>>>
171829, 9" x
4-1/2’, Workshop Model A.
>>>>>
171900
>>>>>
172000
172100
172200
>>>>>
172285, 4/12/1946, 9" x 4’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 444-A, QCG, 6-speed HMD bench lathe, 1/4HP;
115V/1PH/60CY, 1725 RPM. Original customer, The Levi Strauss & Co. located
in San Francisco, California.
>>>>>
172300
172400
172500
>>>>>
172566, 10L x ?',
>>>>>
172591, 16” x 7’,
>>>>>
172600
172700
172800
172900
173000
173100
173200
173300
173400
173500
>>>>>
173523, ?/?/1946, 9" x 3', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 644-Y, 12-speed HMD bench lathe, This lathe
has been assembled from all brand new old stock parts. The serial numbered bed
came out of the factory after the auction. The lathe shares the same serial
number as a lathe that was longer and shipped to a customer in NY that year. SB
shipped the wrong length bed machine and it was returned and all the components
were swapped out onto a 42-inch bed and then shipped. As all the paper work was
in place identifying this serial number this bed could not be used again and
was just put on the shelf. It has taken four years to find all the new parts to
complete the project.
>>>>>
173600
173700
173800
173900
>>>>>
174000
174100
174200
174300
174400
>>>>>
174445, ?/?/1946,
13” x 6’, S series, Catalog No. 113-C,
QCG, Cast base UMD, single tumbler gear box,
stamped LOR
>>>>>
174500
174600
174700
174800
174900
>>>>>
175000
175100
175200
175300
>>>>>
175346, ?/?/1946, 9" x 3', Workshop Model
A, Catalog No. 644-Y, 12-speed HMD bench lathe.
>>>>>
175400
175500
175600
175700
175800
175900
>>>>>
176000
>>>>>
176011, ?/?/1946, 9"
x 4', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 644-A, 12-speed HMD bench lathe.
>>>>>
176082, 8/1/1946, 9" x 4', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 644-A, 12-speed HMD
bench lathe, Shipped to Bossert Tool Co. in Kansas City, MO.
>>>>>
176100
176200
176300
176400
176500
>>>>>
176553, 16" x
10', Catalog No. 117-G, stamped
D.W.W.
>>>>>
176600
176700
176800
176900
>>>>>
177000
177100
177200
177300
177400
177500
177600
177700
177800
177900
>>>>>
178000
>>>>>
178033, ?/?/1946, 9"
x 4-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No 644-R,
QCG 12-speed HMD bench lathe, Stamped
J.A.N.
>>>>>
178100
178200
178300
178400
178500
>>>>>
178573, 9" x
?', Workshop Model A, Intermediate casting style.
>>>>>
178600
>>>>>
178636, 9"
Standard Change / Bench model: 6773. Parted out on E-bay.
>>>>>
178700
178800
178900
>>>>>
179000
179100
>>>>>
179113, ?/?/1946, 10L
x 3-1/2', Catalog No 187-Z, with taper
attachment, Stamped
J.A.N.
>>>>>
179143, 10/25/1946, 10L
x 4', Catalog No 8187-A, Tool room
lathe
>>>>>
179200
179300
>>>>>
179365, ?/?/1946, 9"
x 4-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No 644-R,
12-speed HMD bench lathe, Intermediate casting style.
>>>>>
179400
179500
179600
>>>>>
179683, 9" x
?', Workshop Model A, Intermediate casting style. The motor is a 1/2
hp reversing with 1725 rpm.
>>>>>
179700
179800
>>>>>
179889, 10/1946, 9" x ?', Workshop Model A, It was shipped in October of
'46 to an outfit in Oklahoma City. I know from the original owner, my Dad that
it went to a Carbon Black plant under War Dept contract, about a mile North of
Stonewall, OK. Which is where Dad received the unit. I have the original HTRAL
that came with it as well as original tools, holders, 3 and 4 jaw chucks, follower
rest, steady rest, tools, faceplates MT adaptors, etc.
>>>>>
179900,
>>>>>
180000,
>>>>>
180004, 11/06/1946, 9"
x 3', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 444-Y, 6-speed HMD bench lathe.
>>>>>
181000,
>>>>>
181025, 9" x 3', Workshop
Model C
>>>>>
181079, 10L x 3-1/2', Catalog No. 187-Z, stamped LOR J.A.N.
>>>>>
MODEL/SIZE Workshop 9"-Models A, B, & C
1947
>>>>>
182090, 1/3/1947, 9” x 4-1/2’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 744-R,
16-Speed V-Belt HMD bench lathe, 1/2HP; 115V/1PH/60CY 1800 RPM. The
original dealer was Alamo Iron Works in San Antonio, Texas. It now resides in
Houston, Texas.
>>>>>
182712, 9" x
?', Workshop Model A, Intermediate casting style.
>>>>>
183104, 9” x 4-1/2’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 744-R,
16-Speed V-Belt HMD bench lathe, bed revision no B104
183513, 2/6/1947, 9" x 4', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 6444-A, 1/2 hp
>>>>>
186223, ?/?/1947, 9"
x 3 1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 444-Z, 6-speed HMD bench lathe.
>>>>>
186512, End of lathe serial numbers sequentially, SBL Parts information
page.
186514, 3/1947 end of lathe serial
numbers that were numbered sequentially.
>>>>>
1-N
>>>>>
8NCR7, 3/13/1947, 9" x 4-1/2', Workshop Model C9-10JR, Catalog No.415-RC.
Gear Tag No. 7, shipped to York Machinery Company in York, Pa. It is in
excellent shape with extremely minimal wear on the ways, it has one nick and
the frosting looks excellent, and no rust to be found. It came with a
complete set of change gears, 5" face plate, dead center and adapter,
1/2" #34 Jacobs drill chuck and key, right and left tool holders, boring
bar holder, knurling tool, 5" 3 jaw, 6" 4jaw, misc tooling and
original wrenches, original manuals, and the counter shaft assembly/ motor.
>>>>>
100N
200N
>>>>>
232NAR7 - 186369, 3/1947. 9" x ?', Workshop Model 9A, Restored, Intermediate casting style. "South
Bend" is cast into the webs between the ways.
>>>>>
300N
>>>>>
352NAR7 - 186842, 3/28/1947, 9" x 4', Workshop Model 9A. Intermediate casting style. Besides the feet it has two other
odd features. The South Bend name is cast onto the ribs between the front and
back ways. You have to be looking down on the bed to see it. The other thing is
my lathe may have both an old style serial number and a new one. The second
number is between the two rear ways behind the headstock. I do remember that
the number is close to the number given on South Bend's website as the last old
serial. But the number on mine is larger by about 400 or so.
>>>>>
400N
>>>>>
403NK1, ?/?/1947, 9"
x 4', Workshop Model 9A Catalog No. 944-A,
>>>>>
500N
600N
700N
B800NK1, 9" Workshop Gap Bed
900N
>>>>>
981NAR7, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No.
644-Z, 12-speed HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
1000N
1100N
1200N
1300N
>>>>>
1396NBR7, 9"
x ?', Workshop Model B.
>>>>>
1400N
1500N
>>>>>
1596NAR7, 9" x
4-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No.
???-R.
>>>>>
1600N
>>>>>
1621NCR7, 9" x
?', Workshop Model C.
>>>>>
1700N
1800N
>>>>>
1839NAR7, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No.
644-Z, 12-speed HMD bench lathe.
>>>>>
1900N
2000N
2100N
2200N
2300N
2400N
2500N
2600N
2700N
2800N
2900N
>>>>>
3000N
>>>>>
3100N
>>>>>
3113NBR9, ?/?/1947,9" x 4', Workshop Model
9B, Catalog No. 677-A, 12-speed HMD bench
lathe.
>>>>>
3200N
3300N
3400N
3500N
3600N
3700N
>>>>>
3726NBR8, ?/?/1947, 9" x
3-1/2', Workshop Model 9B, Catalog No. 477-Z, 6-speed
HMD bench lathe,
PM Member.
>>>>>
3800N
3900N
4000N
4100N
4200N
>>>>>
4266NCR8, ?/?/1947, 9" x 3', Workshop Model
C9-10JR, Catalog No. 415-YC,
6-speed
>>>>>
4300N
>>>>>
4310NCR8, 8/21/1947, 9" x 4', Workshop Model
C9-10JR, Catalog No. 415-AC, 6-speed, Shipped to Canadian Fairbanks Morse
Company Ltd.
>>>>>
4400N
4500N
4600N
4700N
4800N
4900N
>>>>>
5000N
>>>>>
5100N
>>>>>
5193NCR, 1947, 9" x ?', Workshop Model C, Catalog No. 415-?
>>>>>
5200N
5300N
5400N
>>>>>
5473NAR8, ?/?/?1947, 9" x 3-1/2',
Workshop Model A, Catalog No. CL644-Z, 12-speed HMD bench lathe.
>>>>>
5500N
>>>>>
5527NBR, ?/?/1947, 9" x ?', Workshop Model B, Catalog No. 477,
6-Speed HMD bench lathe,
>>>>>
5536NAR10, ?/?/1947, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No.
CL644-Z, 12-speed HMD bench lathe.
>>>>>
5600N
5700N
5800N
5900N
>>>>>
6000N
>>>>>
6100N
6200N
>>>>>
6235NAR8, 10/15/1947, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No.
644-Z, 12-speed HMD bench lathe, The line card states that the customer
was South Bend and has a top spindle speed of 1800 RPM which was a oddity that
I've never heard of. LeBlond said it was built
for the South Bend factory.
>>>>>
6300N
>>>>>
6355NAR8, 9" x
?', Workshop Model A.
>>>>>
6400N
6500N
6600N
6700N
6800N
6900N
>>>>>
7000N
>>>>>
7100N
7200N
7300N
7400N
7500N
7600N
>>>>>
7674NCR8, 12/18/1947, 9" x 3', Workshop Model C, Catalog No. 415-YC, 6-speed
HMD bench lathe, Intermediate casting
style bed. Has the newer
"cubic" foot style. The
headstock is bolted to the bed with Allen head cap screws.
Original Customer: A R Williams Machinery West LTD.
>>>>>
7700N
7800N
>>>>>
7880N, Dec – from SBL Parts info
>>>>>
1948
>>>>>
7881N, from Jan SBL
parts info
>>>>>
7900N
8000N
8100N
8200N
8300N
8400N
8500N
>>>>>
8558NAR8, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No.
744-Z, 16-Speed V-Belt, HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
8611NAR8, 5/1/1948, 9" x 3', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 444-Y,
6-speed, HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
8700N
8800N
8900N
>>>>>
9000N
>>>>>
9026NCR8, ?/?/1948,
Workshop
Model C9-10JR,
Catalog No. 415-R, 6-speed, HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
9100N
9200N
9300N
>>>>>
9358NBR8, 9" x ?', Workshop Model B
>>>>>
9400N
9500N
9600N
>>>>>
9657NBR8, 9" x ?', Workshop Model B
>>>>>
9700N
>>>>>
9753NKR7, 3/2/1948, 9” x 3-1/2’, Workshop Model A, QCG
>>>>>
9800N
9900N
>>>>>
10000N
>>>>>
10100N
10200N
10300N
>>>>>
10345NCR8, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model C. Converted to a Model A.
>>>>>
10400N
10500N
10600N
>>>>>
10677NAR8, 9" x 4-1/2’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 644-R, 12-speed HMD bench lathe, Bed has a brass tag indicating it was owned
by Libby at one time. It came with flat belt drive, but I have converted it to
v-belt drive.
>>>>>
10700N
10800N
10900N
>>>>>
10945NCR8, 9" x 3', Workshop Model C9-10JR, Catalog No. 415-YC.
>>>>>
11000N
>>>>>
11100N
11200N
11300N
>>>>>
11392NAR8, 9"
x 4-1/2’, Workshop Model A. I bought it
a few years back from a widow who advertised it in a local paper. Her husband
had bought it new when he got out of the military after the war in 1944 or 45
she thought. He was a "hobby" machinist and machine has very little
wear at all. When I bought the machine it was in his basement shop which was
humidity controlled and there was absolutely no rust or patina on any of lathe.
It looked as new.
>>>>>
11400N
11500N
11600N
11700N
11800N
11900N
>>>>>
12000N
>>>>>
12055NAR8, 8/30/1948, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No.
644-Z, 12-speed HMD bench lathe, Shipped to Carey Machinery & Supply
in Baltimore, MD.
>>>>>
12100N
12200N
>>>>>
12204NAR9, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop
Model A, Catalog No. 644-Z, 12-speed HMD bench lathe, Bed No. B 200 NK
>>>>>
12300N
12400N
12500N
12600N
12700N
12800N
12900N
>>>>>
13000N
>>>>>
13100N
13200N
13300N
13400N
13500N
13600N
13700N
13800N
13900N
>>>>>
14000N
>>>>>
14100N
14200N
14300N
14400N
14500N
14600N
14700N
14800N
14900N
>>>>>
14933NAR9, 9"
x 3-1/2’, Workshop Model A. Shipped to
Rhodesia by South Bend Lathe Works. Moved with me from Zimbabwe to New Zealand
>>>>>
14975NAR9, 12/20/1948, 9" x 4-1/2’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No.
644-R, 12-speed HMD bench lathe, 1/2HP; 115V/1PH/60CY. 1800RPM.
Originally sold to Charlottesville Auto Parts Corporation; no address given. B400NK is the bed number
>>>>>
>>>>>
1949
>>>>>
15300N
15400N
>>>>>
15487NBR9, 3/30/1949, 9" x 4', Workshop Model 9B
>>>>>
15490NBR9, ?/?/1949, 9" x ?', Workshop Model
9B
>>>>>
15500N
>>>>>
15568NBR9, ?/?/1949, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model B, Catalog No. 677-Z, It is in very nice condition on an
original SB cabinet.
>>>>>
15600N
15700N
>>>>>
15707NAR9, 4/21/1949, 9" x 3-1/2’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No.
644-Z, 12-speed HMD bench lathe, 1/2 HP; 1800RPM, 115V/1PH/60CY
>>>>>
15800N
>>>>>
15868NCR9, 4/14/1949, 9" x 4’, Workshop Model C, Catalog No. 415-AC, 1/2HP 115v/1PH/60CY, 1800 RPM. Has
Property tag From FSU
>>>>>
15900N
>>>>>
16000N
>>>>>
16100N
16200N
16300N
16400N
16500N
>>>>>
16513NKR7, 5/2/1949, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 8344-ZN, Tool room lathe, UMD cabinet, no
drawers, w/taper attachment. Turret tailstock and lever collet closer. Second
owner
>>>>>
16600N
16700N
16800N
16900N
>>>>>
17000N
>>>>>
17100N
17200N
>>>>>
17297NCR9
,
?/?/1949, 9" x ?’, Workshop Model C, Catalog No. 415-?
>>>>>
17300N
17400N
17500N
17600N
>>>>>
17675NAR9, ?/?/1949, 9"
x 4’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No.
644-A, 12-speed HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
17700N
17800N
17900N
>>>>>
18000N
>>>>>
18005NAR9, 9/?/1949, 9" x 3-1/2’, Workshop Model A
>>>>>
18100N
>>>>>
18160NAX9, ?/?/1949, 9" x 4-1/2’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 1644-R
>>>>>
18200N
18300N
18400N
18452NAR9, 11/?/1949, 9" x 4’, Workshop
Model A, Catalog No. 644-A, 12-speed HMD bench
lathe, shipped to Omaha, Neb
>>>>>
18500N
>>>>>
18524NCR9, ?/?/1949, 9" x ??', Workshop Model
C9-10JR, Catalog No. 415??
>>>>>
18600N
18700N
18800N
18900N
>>>>>
19000N
>>>>>
19053NCR9, 12/14/1949, 9" x 3-1/2' Workshop Model C, Here is the S/N of
the 9" x 3-1/2' Model C that belonged to my Dad. It is serial number
19053NCR9, invoiced on 12-14-1949. I have the original copies of the South Bend
invoice, shipping documents, bill of laden, as well as the easy payment plan
that my grand parents bought the lathe with! Even the envelopes, too! We bought
a wore out QC gear box and apron from Soble way back nearly 30 years ago and
converted her to a model "A" lathe
>>>>>
1950
>>>>>
19400N
>>>>>
19465NCR9, ?/?/1950, 9" x 3', Workshop Model C, Catalog No. CL615Y,
12-speed HMD bench lathe, brass dealer tag: Packard Machinery Co, 343
Main St, Cambridge, MA.
>>>>>
19500N
>>>>>
19555NBR9, ?/?/1950, 9" x 4-11/2', Workshop
Model 9B, Catalog No. 677-R, 12-speed HMD bench lathe, price as of may 1
1950, price list 9Q $289.00
>>>>>
19600N
>>>>>
19608NAR9, 2/3/1950, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No.
CL644-Z, 12-speed
HMD bench lathe, Sold To ideal Machine Co. in Connecticut
>>>>>
19700N
19800N
19900N
>>>>>
19936NAR9, ?/?/1950, 9" x ?', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 8644-?, 12-speed HMD bench lathe,
Tool room lathe, "It has
many of the attachments including taper attachment, milling
attachment, headstock arbor for slitting saws, steady and
follow rests, collets and draw bar, 3 face plates including the steel
tapped one, wood turning rests."
>>>>>
20000N,
>>>>>
20100N
20200N
20300N
20400N
>>>>>
>>>>>
20500N
20600N
20700N
20800N
>>>>>
20839NAR9, 9" x ?', Workshop Model A,
>>>>>
20900N
>>>>>
21000N
>>>>>
21100N
>>>>>
21131NKR7, ?/?/1950, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 344-ZD, 12-speed UMD with metal column base
21200N
21300N
21400N
21500N
>>>>>
21516NCR9,
?/?/1950, 9" x 3', Workshop Model C9-10JR, Catalog No.
615-YC, 12-speed HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
21600N
21700N
21800N
21900N
>>>>>
21951NAR9, ?/?/1950,
9” x ?, Workshop Model A, Catalog
No. ??-?, bed revision code B200NK
>>>>>
22000N
>>>>>
22100N
22200N
22300N
22400N
22500N
22600N
>>>>>
22614NAR9, 12/1/1950, 9"
x 4-1/2’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No.
CL644-R, 12-speed HMD
bench lathe, 1/2HP; 115V/1PH/60CY;1800 RPM
>>>>>
1951
>>>>>
23597NAR9, 9"
Workshop Model A. Equipped with V-belt
instead of flat leather belt.
>>>>>
23600N
23700N
23800N
23900N
>>>>>
24000N
>>>>>
24100N
24200N
>>>>>
24235NKR7, 9" x 3-1/2’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No. CL344-ZD,
12-speed UMD with metal column base.
>>>>>
24300N
>>>>>
24388NAR9, 9"
x 3-1/2', Workshop Model A
>>>>>
24400N
24500N
>>>>>
25560NBR7, 10/18/1951, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model B, Catalog No. CL377-ZN, 1/2HP; 220V/3PH/60CY, 1800
RPM. Bed part no. UBD-101-NK
>>>>>
25600N
25700N
25800N
25900N
>>>>>
26000N
>>>>>
26065NAR9, ?/?/1951, 9" x 4-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. CL644-R,
12-speed HMD bench lathe, purchased from the Fotchman Motor Company in
Traverse City MI.
>>>>>
26100N
26200N
26300N
26400N
>>>>>
26480NKR7, Workshop
Model A
>>>>>
26500N
26600N
26700N
26800N
26900N
>>>>>
26963NAR9 US-11, 12/14/1951, 9" x 3-1/2’, Workshop
Model A, Catalog No. CL444-Z, Chicago
Procurement Office-Corps of Engineers. 1/4HP; 115V/1PH/60CY
>>>>>
26969NAR9
US-11, 11/10/1951,
9" x 3-1/2’, Workshop Model A, Catalog
No. CL444-Z, War dept. purchase order 880-26831-11, war
dept. contract no. DA-11-184-ENG-9229
>>>>>
27508NKR7, ?/?/??,
9 x ?, Workshop Model A, Catalog
No. CL344-??, UMD with
metal column base, bed part number UBD101K
>>>>>
1952
>>>>>
27798NAR9, 1/22/1952, 9” x 4-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. CL644-R,
12-speed HMD bench lathe, Over the last
several years I have been restoring & retooling the South Bend lathe my Dad
had when I was a kid. It has quick change gear box; flat belt driven; six
speeds on lathe and optional 2 speed drive pulley from the motor...this
combination will allow 12 speed variations
>>>>>
27800N
27900N
28000N
28100N
28200N
28300N
28400N
28500N
>>>>>
28527NKR7,
3/27/1952, 9” x 3-1/2’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 344-ZD, UMD
with metal column base,
>>>>>
28600N
28700N
28800N
28900N
29000N
29100N
29200N
29300N
>>>>>
29343NBR9, ?/?/1952, 9" x?', Workshop Model B,
>>>>>
29400N
29500N
29600N
29700N
29800N
29900N
>>>>>
29915NBR9,
9/8/1952, 9" X 3', Workshop Model
B, Catalog No. CL677-Y, 12-speed HMD Bench lathe, shipped
with a 1/2HP,3phase,440volt,1800speed motor /catolog#CE3227F, shipped to
Renolds Machine Co., Cleveland, Ohio
>>>>>
30000N
30100N
>>>>>
30160NCR9, 10/7/1952,
9" X 3', Workshop Model C, Catalog No.
CL615-Y, 12-speed Self Contained Motor Drive
floor lathe with cast legs and chip pan, 1/2 hp motor.
>>>>>
30200N
30300N
>>>>>
30353NAR9, 10/28/1952, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop
Model A Tool room, HMD bench lathe on steel cabinet base.
>>>>>
30400N
30500N
>>>>>
30545NAR9, 9”
Workshop Model A, with V belts and HMD
drive.
>>>>>
30600N
30700N
30800N
30900N
>>>>>
30926NAR9, 6/30/1952, 9” x 3-1/2', Workshop Model A,
CL444-Z, 6-speed HMD bench lathe,
War Dept. purchase order: 52-11980, Purchase Date: 6/30/1952,
>>>>>
30991NAR9, 6/30/1952, 9”
x 3-1/2', Workshop Model A, CL444-Z,
QCG 6-speed HMD bench lathe, Army Corps of Engineers brass
tags
>>>>>
30100N
>>>>>
31137NKR8, ?/?/1952, 9"x 3 1/2', Workshop Model
A, Catalog No. CL344-Z, UMD with floor leg mount cabinet
>>>>>
31200N
21300N
31400N
31500N
31600N
31700N
31800N
31900N
>>>>>
31975NAR9, 9"
Workshop Model A.
>>>>>
32000N
32100N
>>>>>
32122NAR9, Workshop
Model A
>>>>>
1953
32193NKR8, 5/29/1953, 9"x 3 1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. CL344-Z,
UMD with floor leg mount cabinet, With taper attachment, large direct read dial on cross feed only, collet
set (3C) with drawbar.
>>>>>
32200N
32300N
>>>>>
32390NAR9, ?/?/1953, 9” x 4 1/2', Workshop Model A,
Catalog No. 744-R Bench lathe, 16 speed
V-belt drive, It has a tag on the bed center that reads, TRANTER
MANUFACTURING COMPANY PITTSBURGH, PA. HENRY TRANTER founded this company about
1898 and after 1921 no longer appears in the Pittsburgh business directory.
Came well equipped with Taper attachment, steady rest, collets, drawbar, collet
adaptor, knockout nut, 3 & 4 jaw chucks. Thread dial, micrometer stop and a
few ancient tool holders.
>>>>>
32400N
>>>>>
32443NAR9, ?/?/1953, 9” x 3', Workshop Model
A, Catalog No. CL644-Y, 12-speed HMD bench lathe,
>>>>>
32500N
>>>>>
32531NAR9, ?/?/1953, 9" x 4-1/2', Workshop
Model A, Catalog No. CL444-R. 6-speed HMD
bench lathe, My father gave this to me recently. My grandfather
bought this lathe from the first owner and used it mainly to make small parts
for water meters. Unfortunately, granddad passed away just before I was born.
It has seen very little use in the last 39 years. It seems to be in very good
condition as dad was always careful to preserve it even though he didn't use it
much. I am in the process of cleaning it now, but I have no intentions of
repainting it. Somehow I get the feeling that Grandpa would have liked to see
it being used and lovingly taken care of rather than restored.
>>>>>
32564NCR9, ?/?/1953, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop
Model C, Catalog No. CL615-Z
>>>>>
32600N
32700N
32800N
32900N
33000N
33100N
33200N
>>>>>
33202NKR8,
>>>>>
33300N
33400N
33500N
>>>>>
33600NKR8, 11/13/1953, 9"x 3 1/2', Workshop
Model A, Catalog No. CL344-ZD, UMD with metal column base with three drawers.
>>>>>
33700N
33800N
33900N
34000N
>>>>>
34060N, - Dec, SBL
Parts info
>>>>>
1954
>>>>>
34061N – Jan, SBL Parts info
34100N
34200N
34300N
34400N
>>>>>
34453NCR9,
9” x 3', Workshop Model C, Catalog No.
415-YC.
>>>>>
34499NAR, 9" x ??,
Workshop Model A
>>>>>
34500N
34600N
34700N
34800N
34900N
35000N
35100N
35200N
35300N
>>>>>
35317NAR9,9" x 4-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. CL644-R, 12-speed HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
35400N
35500N
35600N
35700N
35800N
35900N
>>>>>
35975N
>>>>>
1955
36000N, South Bend
Parts Information files estimated serial number start date.
>>>>>
36100N
36200N
36300N
36400N
36500N
36600N
>>>>>
36632NAR9, 6/10/1955, 9” x 3’, Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 744-Y, 16-speed HMD
>>>>>
36700N
36800N
>>>>>
36877NKR9, ?/?/1955,9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model A,
Catalog No. CL344-Z, UMD with metal column base
>>>>>
36900N
37000N
37100N
37200N
>>>>>
37286NAR9, 8/4/1955, 9" X 3-1/2', Workshop
Model A, shipped to C.R. Angrave Co. Inc. Waterbury Ct.
>>>>>
37300N,
37400N,
37500N,
37600N,
37700N,
37800N,
37900N,
38000N,
>>>>>
38025N
>>>>>
38150NKR9, ?/?/1955, 9” x
4-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. CL644-R,
12-speed HMD bench
lathe
>>>>>
38327NBR, 9"
X 3', Workshop Model B, Catalog
No. 677-Y.
>>>>>
38981NAR9, 9” X 3-1/2’, Workshop Model ?, it has the large direct dials
also has a ½ hp 110 volt single phase motor
>>>>>
1956
>>>>>
39000N,
>>>>>
39088NAR9, 5/14/1956, Workshop
Model A, Catalog No.??, shipped
without motor, control, or countershaft.
>>>>>
39100N,
39200N,
39300N,
39400N,
>>>>>
39410NAR9, ?/?/1956, 9"x 3-1/2',
Workshop Model A, Catalog No. 444-Z, 6-speed HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
39500N,
39600N,
39700N,
>>>>>
39723NAR9, ?/?/1956,
9” x 3-1/2’, Workshop Model B, Catalog No.
??-?, with chip tray and Cast
legs. Plate on gear cover says Canadian Fairbanks Morse. I believe it was in a
school shop in Cobourg Ontario Canada.
>>>>>
40100N
>>>>>
1957
>>>>>
40591NKR9, 5/x/1957, 9"x
3-1/2', Workshop Model A, Catalog No. CL344-ZD, UMD with metal column base.
>>>>>
40600N,
40700N,
40800N,
40900N,
>>>>>
40915NAR9, 3/1/1957, 9" Workshop model A, Model 16442 12-speed
>>>>>
41000N,
>>>>>
41064NAR9, ?/?/?, 9" X 3',
Workshop Model A, Catalog No. CL744-Y, 16-speed V-belt drive HMD bench lathe,
16" between centers, 1/2hp motor. Boxed
weight at shipping 500lbs
>>>>>
41100N,
41200N,
41300N,
41400N,
41500N,
41600N,
41700N,
41800N,
41900N,
>>>>>
41984NAX9, Its a 9"
model A. I salvaged this lathe from the junkyard, and after cleaning it up I
found it to be in great condition. North Norway.
>>>>>
42000N,
42100N,
42200N,
42300N,
42400N,
>>>>>
42484NCR9, Workshop Model 9C
>>>>>
1958
>>>>>
43511NAX9, 12/12/1958, 9” x 3', Workshop Model A, Catalog No.
CL644-Y, 12-speed HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
43650N
>>>>>
44086NKR9, 4/28/1958, 9" x 4', Workshop Model
9A, Catalog No. 78344-AD, Tool room
lathe UMD with metal cabinet base with 3 drawers
>>>>>
1959
44100N
>>>>>
44105NAR9, 4/29/1959, 9” X 3-1/2', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No.
CL8644-Z, 12-speed HMD Tool room bench lathe,
>>>>>
44200N
44300N
44400N
>>>>>
44479NAR9, 9/15/1959,
9" X 3', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No. CL944-Y, Has an ID plate riveted on the end gear cover that says
"The Canadian Fairbanks Morse Company", shipped to the Canadian
Fairbanks Morse Company
>>>>>
44500N
44600N
44700N
44800N
44900N
45000N
>>>>>
45027NAR9, 12/21/1959, 9” x 3-1/2’, Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No. CL
444-Z, 6-speed HMD Bench lathe, Believed shipped to Redding High School,
Redding, CA. Its initial motor was 220V, 3 phz.
>>>>>
45089NAR9, 9"
x 4, Workshop Model 9A, 16 speed V- belt drive,
with cast legs.
>>>>>
45100N
>>>>>
45175N
>>>>>
45182NKR9,
9 X 3-1/2', Workshop Model
A, Catalog No. CL344-Z, UMD with metal
cabinet base,
standard cone drive, Bed #
DDB-101NK,
Distributor
plate – CANADIAN FAIRBANKS.MORSE, Inside of cabinet has date ink stamp "11
58", “How to Run a Lathe” revised edition 55 (1958), is marked MacKenzie
High School, Deep River, Ontario, Technical Department, Machine Shop. Purchased
at local auction by second owner, a machinist at the Deep River nuclear power
plant, circa 1977. Other original docs included: Lubrication Chart Copyright
1955: T5511--10XM--6-55 Parts List 6-15-57: Form 900D, 902C, 903D, 904D, 906J,
921E, 929B, 949A, 960C, 968 Maintenance 3-5-58: Form 2000 Special Information
10-15-57: Form 1038 Unit blueprint copies 8x11: Instructions (dwg no. Inst.
109), Motor Control (dwg no. 3-413-D), Steel Column Base Lathe (dwg ref E2
101), 9" Lathe Thread Dial (dwg no. ATT.-94)
>>>>>
45200N
>>>>>
45238NAR9, 9” x 3-1/2’,
Workshop Model 9A, floor legs, supplied by
Fairbanks Morse
45942NAR10, 9" X
3', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No. CL944-Y
>>>>>
1960
46000N, South Bend
Parts Information files estimated serial number start date.
>>>>>
46100N
46200N
46300N
46400N
46500N
>>>>>
46560N
>>>>>
46600N
46700N
46800N
>>>>>
1961
46846NKR9, 1/5/1961, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop
Model 9A, Catalog No. CL344-ZD. UMD with metal cabinet base, Originally sold to Packard Machinery Company,
Westford, Massachusetts.
>>>>>
46869NAR10, 1/5/1961, 9" x ?', Workshop
Model 9A, Catalog No. CL-?
>>>>>
46900N
47000N
47100N
47200N
>>>>>
47260NKR9, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model
9A, Catalog No. CL344-ZD. 12-speed UMD with metal cabinet base
>>>>>
47300N
47400N
47500N
47600N
47700N
47800N
47900N
48000N
>>>>>
1962
>>>>>
48100N
48200N
48300N
48400N
48500N
>>>>>
48566NAR10, 6/13/1962,
9" x 3 1/2', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No. CL644-Z sold to Gilbert &
Richards.
>>>>>
48600N
48700N
48800N
48900N
>>>>>
48968NKK9, 9" x
3 1/2', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No.
CL78344-ZD. UMD Tool room lathe with
metal cabinet base with 3 drawers,
>>>>>
49000N
>>>>>
49100N
>>>>>
49115NKR9, ?/?/1962, 9’ x ?’, Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No. CL344-?? 12-speed UMD with metal
cabinet base,
bed stamp DDB-101NK on the rear flat
>>>>>
49200N
49300N
49400N
49500N
49600N
>>>>>
1963
>>>>>
49660N
>>>>>
49659NKX9, 1/23/1963, 9" x 3 1/2', Workshop
Model 9A, Catalog No. CL7344ZD, UMD, w/Hardened Bed,
>>>>>
49668NAR10, ?/?/1963, 9" x 4', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog
No. CL8644-A, 12-speed HMD Tool room bench
lathe,
>>>>>
49679NAR10, ?/?/1963, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No. CL744-Z,
16 Speed HMD V-Belt Drive Bench lathe, 22” between centers ¾” Spindle
Hole 48 Thread pitches (4-224)
>>>>>
49700N
49800N
49900N
>>>>>
49984NKR9, ?/?/1963, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog
No. CL344-ZD, 12-speed
UMD metal cabinet base.
>>>>>
50000N
50100N
50200N
50300N
50400N
>>>>>
50402NAR10, 6/05/1963, 9" x
3-1/2', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No. CL644-Z. 12-speed HMD bench lathe,
It was shipped to "Jean", June 5th, 1963.
>>>>>
50500N
50600N
50700N
50800N
50900N
51000N
51100N
51126NKR9, 12/4/1963, Workshop
Model 9A, Catalog No. CL344, 12-speed UMD metal cabinet base with 3 drawers.
>>>>>
51200N
>>>>>
51250N
>>>>>
51264NAR10, 12/24/1963, 9" X 3-1/2', Workshop
Model 9A, Catalog No. CL644-Z, 12-speed HMD bench lathe,
This lathe has Large Dials, Leveling Screws, V-belt Drive,
10K Style Reverse Lever, 1/2HP; 115V/3PH/60CY (Actual Motor 3/4Hp;
115V/1PH/60CY 1725RPM Instant Reversing) 1800RPM.
>>>>>
1964
51300N
51400N
51500N
51600N
51700N
>>>>>
51790NAR10, Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No.CL6477.
WT Wills Machinery Co, LA.
>>>>>
51800N
>>>>>
51817NCR10, 6/5/1964, 9" X 3',
Workshop Model 9C, Catalog No. CL615-Y, 12-speed HMD bench
lathe, 1/2HP; 220V/3PH/60CY (Actual Motor 1/2HP; 115V/1PH/60CY 1725RPM) 1800RPM
(converted to a Model A).
>>>>>
51900N
52000N
>>>>>
52034NAR10, Serial Card, 10/27/1964, 9" x 4', Workshop Model
9A, Catalog No. CL644-A, 12-speed HMD bench lathe, Tag
on gear cover with "W.B. RAPP",
>>>>>
52100N
52200N
52300N
>>>>>
52321NAR10, 9/28/1964, 9" x 4', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No. CL644-A, 12-speed HMD bench
lathe, 1/2HP; 115V/1PH/60CY. 1800 RPM
>>>>>
52382NKR9, 11/10/1964, 9" x 4', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No. CL8344-AD, UMD Tool room lathe, This
lathe is in good shape and came with a cabinet stand, tool post grinder,
complete collet set by 1/16ths, 7 tool holders and 2 knurling tools, centers,
mica cutter etc, milling attachment, micrometer carriage stop, steady rest,
taper attachment, and a mill/drill sharpening attachment.
>>>>>
52400N
52500N
>>>>>
1965
>>>>>
52950NAR10, 9" x 4-1/2', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No. CL644-R, 12-speed HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
53037NAR10, ?/?/1965,
9" x 3-1/2', Workshop
Model 9A, Catalog No. CL644-R, 12-speed HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
53242NKR9, 5/13/1965, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop
Model 9A, Catalog No. CL344-ZD, UMD
>>>>>
53950N
>>>>>
54162NAR10, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No. CL644-R, 12-speed HMD bench lathe
>>>>>
1966
>>>>>
55105NKR9, 9"
x 3-1/2', Workshop Model 9A, Catalog No.
CL344-ZD, UMD, Chart no.
1, Century Motor, Sold by R.C. Neal Co., Buffalo ..., NY
>>>>>
55175N
>>>>>
55922NAR10, Workshop Model 9A authorized distributor was Stephenson Machinery Company, 721 Boulevard,
Kenilworth, New Jersey.
>>>>>
1967
56149NKR9, 6/29/1967, 9" x 3-1/2', Workshop
Model 9A, Catalog No. CL344-ZD, UMD, 1/2HP; 230V/3PH/60CY, 1800 RPM.
>>>>>
56451N
>>>>>
56807N
>>>>>
1968
>>>>>
56808N
>>>>>
57004NKR9, 9"
x 4', Workshop Model 9A
>>>>>
57607N
>>>>>
1969
>>>>>
57608N
>>>>>
57646N
MODEL/SIZE: Light 10, 10K, Model A, B, & C
1950
>>>>>
100K
200K
300K
400K
500K
600K
700K
800K
900K
1000K
1100K
1200K
1300K
1400K
>>>>>
1476KAR8, 10K
x 3-1/2',
Model A, Catalog No. CL670-Z, 12-speed HMD Bench Lathe
>>>>>
1500K
>>>>>
1550KAR7, 10K x 3-1/2', Model A, Catalog
No. CL670-Z, 12-speed HMD Bench Lathe
>>>>>
1600K
>>>>>
1667KAR7, 10K
x 3-1/2',
Model A, Catalog No. CL670-Z, 12-speed HMD Bench Lathe
>>>>>
1700K
1800K
1900K
2000K
2078KAR7, 10K x 3-1/2', Model A,
Catalog No. CL770-Z, 16-speed
V-belt HMD Bench Lathe
>>>>>
2100K
>>>>>
2176-ZKAR7, Serial Card, 10/11/1950, 10K x 4', Model A, Catalog No. 670-A, 12-speed HMD Bench Lathe, Ordered Aug 28,1950 shipped Oct 11,1950.
(Note "Z" in SN -?) with through headstock drive belt tension
adjustment.
>>>>>
1951
>>>>>
1952
>>>>>
1953
>>>>>
3000K
>>>>>
3062KAR7, 10/5/1953, 10K x 4', Model A, Catalog No. CL770-A, 16-speed
V-belt HMD Bench Lathe, 1/2HP;
115V/1PH/60CY 1800RPM. Originally shipped to Grand Rapids, Michigan.
>>>>>
3100K
>>>>>
3142KAR7, 10K x 3-1/2', Model A, Catalog No. CL670-Z,
12-speed HMD Bench Lathe
>>>>>
3200K
3300K
3400K
3500K
3600K
>>>>>
3700KAR7,
10K x 3-1/2', Model A, Catalog No. CL670-Z, 12-speed HMD Bench Lathe
>>>>>
1954
3800K
>>>>>
3873KCR, 10K x 3-1/2', Model C, Catalog No CL653-Z, Rare 10K
Standard Change Gear machine
>>>>>
1955
3926KAR7, 2/4/1955, 10K x 3-1/2', Model A, Catalog No. CL670-Z,
12-speed HMD Bench Lathe, 1/2HP;
230V/1PH/60CY, to Montréal Quebec, Canada.
>>>>>
4450K
>>>>>
1956
4690KKR7, 10K x 3-1/2',
Model A, Catalog No. 370-ZD. 12-speed UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe.
Shipped in 1956.
>>>>>
5350K
>>>>>
5507KKR7
>>>>>
5897KKR7, 10K x 3-1/2', Model
A, Catalog No. CL370-ZD, 12-speed UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe
>>>>>
1957
6000K
1958
6575K
>>>>>
6669KAR8, 10K x 4-1/2', Catalog
No. CL270-R.
>>>>>
6750KKR8, 10K x 3-1/2', Model A, Catalog
No. CL370-ZD, 12-speed UMD Metal Cabinet
Floor Lathe.
>>>>>
6820KAR8
>>>>>
1959
>>>>>
7015KKR7, 10K x 3-1/2', Model
A, Catalog No. CL370-ZD, 12-speed UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe.
>>>>>
7125K
>>>>>
1960
>>>>>
7388KAR8, 10K x 3-1/2', Model A, Catalog
No CL770-Z, 16-speed V-belt HMD Bench lathe
>>>>>
7410KAR8, 5/12/1960, 10K
x 4-1/2', Model A, Catalog No CL670-R, 12-speed HMD Bench Lathe,
1/2 HP; 115V/1PH/60CY, 1800 RPM.
>>>>>
7496KAR8, 3/25/1960, 10K
x 3-1/2', Model A, Catalog No. CL670-Z, 12-speed HMD Bench Lathe, with
taper attachment and threading dial.
>>>>>
7545KAR8, 10K x 3-1/2', Model
A, Catalog No. CL670-Z, 12-speed HMD Bench Lathe
>>>>>
8050K
1961
8525K
1962
>>>>>
9073KKR7, 10K x 4’,
Model A Catalog No. CL7370-AD, UMD Metal
Cabinet Floor Lathe
>>>>>
9200K
>>>>>
9234KAX, 10K x 3-1/2',
Model A, Catalog No. CL770-Z, 16-speed V-Belt HMD Bench Lathe
>>>>>
9778KAR8, 10K x 4', Model
A, Catalog No. CL8770-A, Tool
room 16-speed V-Belt HMD Bench Lathe
>>>>>
1963
>>>>>
10000K
>>>>>
10055KKX7, 10/22/1963, 10K
x 3-1/2', Model A, Catalog No. CL370-ZD, UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe
>>>>>
10100K
>>>>>
10125K
>>>>>
10204KKR-7, 10K x
4’, Catalog No. CL 8370-AD, UMD, Tool room 12 speed
>>>>>
1964
>>>>>
10845KKR7, 12/14/1964, 10K x 4’, Model A Catalog No. CL370-AD,UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe, inspected Oct 27 1964 shipped Dec 14 1964
>>>>>
10850K
>>>>>
10884KAR8, 10K x 4-1/2', Model
A Catalog No. CL670-R, 12- speed
HMD Bench Lathe
>>>>>
1965
11417KKR7RBLT,
purchased aprox 4 years ago from SBL, as a new rebuilt 10K.
>>>>>
11550KAX2, 10K x 4-1/2', Model
A Catalog No.CL670-RG, 12-
speed HMD Bench Lathe, Gap Bed
>>>>>
11700K
>>>>>
11741KKR7, 10K x 4’, Model
A Catalog No. CL370-AD, UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe, 1/2HP,
208/3PH/60CY, 1800 RPM.
>>>>>
1966
>>>>>
12041KAR8, 10K x 3-1/2', Model A Catalog
No. CL8770-Z, Tool room 16-speed V-Belt HMD Bench Lathe.
>>>>>
12286KKR7, 10K x 4’, Model
A Catalog No. CL370-AD, UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe
>>>>>
12333KAR8, 11/04/1966, 10K
x 3-1/2', Catalog No CL670-Z.
12- speed HMD Bench Lathe, 1/2HP; 440V/3PH/60CY, 1800RPM. Serial Card
does not document where lathe was originally shipped. I also got these unit
codes for the constituent parts: Bed: B200NK; Headstock: HDH104K; Tailstock:
T102K; Saddle: S400NKC; Comp Rest: 100KC; Apron: A-101NK; Gear Box: DTG101NK;
Horiz Drive: HDD304N
>>>>>
12350K
>>>>>
1967
>>>>>
12720KKX7, 5/6/1967, 10K
x 3-1/2', Model A, Catalog No. 1870-ZD, UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe with factory variable speed
drive
>>>>>
12800K
>>>>>
12874KKR7, 10K x 4', Catalog No. 01370-AD, UMD
>>>>>
12900K
>>>>>
12971K
>>>>>
12995KKR7, 10K,
>>>>>
>>>>>
1968
>>>>>
13145K
>>>>>
13279KAR8, 3/19/1968, 10K
x 3-1/2’, Model A, Catalog No.CL670-Z, 12-speed HMD Bench Lathe, Shipped to: Stephenson Machinery Company in
Kenilworth, NJ, It came w/ 3 jaw chuck, 6 jaw chuck, L/R/C tool holders, boring
bar, thread dial, & appropriate tail stock & saddle wrenches. With
optional cast legs/chip pan.
>>>>>
13300K,
13400K,
>>>>>
13426KKX7, 5/20/1968, 10K
x 3-1/2’, Model A, Catalog No. CL370-ZD, UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe with factory variable speed drive. Shipped
to Gilbert and Richards in Connecticut, the original purchaser. Has hardened
ways and came with a full set of 6K collets and a quick release lever. (I did
not get the collets or lever when I bought it however) The motor is 1 hp
3-phase. This lathe is somewhat unusual because it has a factory variable speed
drive on it. I called once and talked to Randy at South Bend about the drive. I
wanted to get information on it as well as some part numbers. He told me that
SB had never made such a drive and that what I had must have been some after
market item someone had installed. I told him it was a South Bend product
because of the speed tags attached to it, which were the red and gold metal
tagging. I was persistent about this and he went off to take another look. He
came back saying he had worked there for 25 years and had never heard of such a
thing, but he had found info on it in the files. Apparently SB made a few of
the 10K's with the variable drive during 1967 and 1968, and I had one of those.
The drive hardware was made by South Bend, but they purchased a variable pulley
from HI-Lo Manufacturing Co.(located in Minnesota) and installed this when the
lathe was built. The headstock has only one
pulley in the middle of course, since there is no belt position changing
to be done. I have talked with a couple of other people who have the same
machine but there can't be too many of them around.
>>>>>
13500K
>>>>>
13600K
>>>>>
1969
>>>>>
13816K
>>>>>
13920K, 5/1969
>>>>>
13957KKR, 10K x 4-1/2', Model A, Catalog
No CL370-RD, 12-speed UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe, Taper attachment .
Originally sold by J. A. Jean Machinery Company, San Carlos CA.
>>>>>
14000K
>>>>>
14092KKX, 4/8/1969, 10K x 4', CL370-AD, with factory variable speed drive, UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe, Flame Hardened Bed, Shipped to
Lakeland Machine Tool in Cold Spring, NY.
>>>>>
14100K
14200K
14300K
14400K
>>>>>
14467KKR, 10K x ?', Catalog No. ???, UMD Drive.
>>>>>
14500K
14600K
14700K
>>>>>
14752KAR, 12/18/1969, 10K
x 3-1/2', Model A, Catalog No. CL770-Z, 16-speed V-Belt HMD
Bench Lathe.
>>>>>
1970
>>>>>
14804K
>>>>>
15011KKX, 10K x 4-1/2', Model
A, Catalog No CL370-RD, 12-speed
UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe .
>>>>>
1971
>>>>>
15319KAX, 10K x 4-1/2', Model
A, Catalog No. CL770-RG, 16-speed
V-Belt HMD Bench Lathe, Gap Bed.
Lathe
came from Toronto, Ontario and is now on Saltspring B.C.
>>>>>
15374KAR, 10K x 3-1/2', Model
A, Catalog No CL670-Z, 12-speed
HMD Bench Lathe, It was purchased by Stettler School Board, Stettler
Alberta, Canada I purchased it for $50 from the scrap dealer before he could
haul it away after a fire in the school. It is now in S.E. British Columbia,
Canada.
>>>>>
15517K
>>>>>
1972
>>>>>
20482KAR7, 10K x 4-1/2’, Model
A, Catalog No. CL 670-R, 12-
speed HMD Bench Lathe
>>>>>
22194KAR7,
?/?/1972, 10K x 3-1/2', Model
A, Catalog No CL670-Z, 12-speed
HMD Bench Lathe, It came out of the Colton high
school located in Northern NY, USA.
>>>>>
24247KAR7, 10K x 3-1/2', Model A, Catalog
No. CL770-Z, 16-speed V-Belt HMD Bench Lathe
>>>>>
26979KAR7, 10K x 4', Model
A, Catalog No. CL670-A, 12- speed
HMD Bench Lathe
30266K
>>>>>
30561KKR, 10K x 4-1/2', Model
A, Catalog No.CL370-RD, 12-speed
UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe
>>>>>
30635KKR, 10K x 4-1/2', Model A, Catalog No.CL370-RD, 12-speed UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe.
>>>>>
30730KAX, 7/21/1972, 10K
x 4-1/2', Model A, Catalog No. CL670-RG, 12- speed HMD Bench
Lathe, Gap
Bed
>>>>>
1973
>>>>>
31053K
>>>>>
31250KAR, 10K x 4-1/2', Model
A, Catalog No. CL770-R, 16-speed
V-Belt HMD Bench Lathe,
>>>>>
1974
>>>>>
31461KKX, 10K
x 4-1/2', Model A, Catalog No. CL370-RD, 12-speed UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe.
>>>>>
31653KKX, 10K x ??', Model A, Catalog No. CL370-?D, 12-speed UMD Metal Cabinet
Floor Lathe, flame hardened bed
>>>>>
31783K
>>>>>
31947KAX, 1/24/1974, 10K
x 3 1/2', Catalog No. CL670-Z,
12-speed HMD Bench Lathe, flame hardened bed, originally shipped to
Gilbert & Richards, sans motor.
>>>>>
31950K,
32000K,
32050K,
>>>>>
32091KAR, 3/27/1974,
10K x 3 1/2', shipped as a basic
machine with out motor or accessories.
>>>>>
32100K,
>>>>>
1975
32783K
>>>>>
32818KKR, 3/27/1975, 10K x 3-1/2',
Catalog No. CL370-ZD, 12- speed UMD
Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe, .1/2HP,
208/3PH/60CY, 1800 RPM. Dealer Name: Rapp.
>>>>>
1976
33602K
>>>>>
33700K
>>>>>
33866K, 4/28/1976, 10K
x 4-1/2', Catalog No. CL0670-R, 12-
speed HMD Bench Lathe, 1/2HP;
230V/3PH/60CY. Original customer was in Houston, Texas.
>>>>>
1977
34253K
>>>>>
34300K
>>>>>
34400K
>>>>>
34500K
>>>>>
34600K
>>>>>
34621K, 9/26/1977,
10K x 4-1/2'
>>>>>
34700K
>>>>>
34888K, 10/31/1977, 10K
x 3-1/2', Model A, Catalog No. CL370-ZD, 12- speed UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe.
>>>>>
1978
>>>>>
34945K
>>>>>
35081K, 6/9/1978, 10K
x 3-1/2', Model A, Catalog No. CL370-ZD, 12-speed UMD
Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe.
>>>>>
35166K, ?/?/1978,
10K x 4-1/2', Model A, Catalog No. CL370-RDM,
12-speed UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe, Came
setup for metric work, with a metric quick change gearbox, I have the original
warranty card at home, dated 1978, (don't recall the exact date) but almost 30
years ago to the day I bought it.
>>>>>
35225K, 01/18/1978, 10K
x 4 1/2', Model A, Catalog No. CL670-R, QCG 12-speed HMD Bench Lathe, Large Direct reading
Grad. Collars, Telescoping Steady and Follower Rests, No Taper Attachment.
>>>>>
1979
In the late 70's, South Bend redesigned the headstock for the 10K. It
was designed to be used on the horizontal and underdrive, the underdrive had a
cone cover and a rear cover. The horizontal had one cover that covered the top
of the head and the belt all the way back to the countershaft cone. It was made
of FRP(fiberglass reinforced plastic). They used the same material on the end
gear guard for a while, then changed it back to aluminum.
Ted Pflugner
>>>>>
35376K, Serial Card, 01/05/1979, 10K x 4 1/2', Model A, Catalog
No. CL670-R,
>>>>>
35571K, 10K
x 4 1/2', Model A, UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe,
Stamped into the bed at the tailstock end, on the far side: DDB300NK, Stamped into the bed at the
tailstock end, on the near side: 35571K, Cast into the bed at the tailstock
end, inside the front rail: 2501W45NK1, the head stock casting looks very much
like a horiz. drive in that the back is open. There is an aluminum casting that
covers the back side of the head stock. The lid hinges on the headstock
casting, on the 'ears' provided for the bull gear spindle.The end cover for the
headstock is plastic (fiberglass?) and is not hinged.
>>>>>
>>>>>
35938K
36496K
>>>>>
1980
>>>>>
1981
36294K
>>>>>
1982
36843K
>>>>>
1983
>>>>>
40160K, 10K
>>>>>
40236K
>>>>>
1984
>>>>>
40776K, ?/?/?, 10K x 4 1/2', Model
A, Catalog No. CL370-RD, 12-speed HMD Bench Lathe, flame hardened ways
>>>>>
40810K, ?/?/?, 10K x 4 1/2', Model
A, Catalog No. CL370-RD, 12- speed UMD Metal Cabinet Floor
Lathe, flame hardened ways, Came from the Prince
George School Board #15195 Victoria, BC (date scribed on machine: 09-08-84)
>>>>>
1985
>>>>>
1986
>>>>>
41114K, 3/27/1986, 10K
x 4 1/2', Model A, Catalog No. CL370-RD, 12- speed UMD Metal
Cabinet Floor Lathe, Shipped to Hensen Aviation Salisbury, MD
>>>>>
41233K, 10K x 4 1/2', Model A, Catalog
No. CL370-RD, 12- speed UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe
>>>>>
41347K, 10K x 4 1/2', Model A, Catalog
No. CL370-RD, 12- speed UMD Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe
>>>>>
41468K, 10K x ? bed
>>>>>
1987
>>>>>
41723K, 9/1/1987,
10K X 3-1/2', originally equipped with
taper attachment and hand wheel collet attachment
>>>>>
1988
>>>>>
41761K, 6/21/1988, 10K x
4-1/2', Catalog No. 370-RD, hardened, Built in Korea, Shipped to the
Darragh Co. Little Rock, Arkansas.
Looks like it was a school lathe but it's in really good condition.
>>>>>
MODEL/SIZE:
10" Regular, "Heavy 10", 10R or 10L
1947
>>>>>
1-R
>>>>>
499RKX7 LT6, 10L x ? single tumbler gearbox
>>>>>
536RKR7,
9/12/1947, 10R x 3-1/2’, Catalog No. 199-ZF, shipped to: Blair Reed
& Co., New Zealand
>>>>>
>>>>>
1948
>>>>>
1012RKL8, 10L X 4', Catalog No. 8187-A.Tool room Lathe
>>>>>
1057RKL8, 2/1948, 10L x 3-1/2’, Catalog No. 187-ZS. Delivered to Lee Machinery
>>>>>
1237RKL9, 10L x ?', PM
Member.
>>>>>
1949
>>>>>
1594RKL9, 10L X 4',
Catalog No. 187-AS, single tumbler gearbox, 3/4 hp
>>>>>
1839RKX 9, 10L x 3-1/2’,Catalog
No. 187-Z.
>>>>>
1988RKL9, 10L X 4', CL8187-A
>>>>>
1950
>>>>>
2500R
>>>>>
2625RKL9, 10L X 4',
Catalog No. 187-AS, UMD, 1.5 HP 3-ph
Lima motor with a leather belt 3 step pulley drive. It came with an incomplete
set of 5C collets & bar, 8" 4 Jaw chuck, 6" 3 Jaw chuck, 9"
Face plate, full steady rest, 1/2 steady rest. The lathe was used in a small
shop and later moved to a home shop. It was not very dirty compared to some
pictures I have seen, but not as pristine as some. The ways still show the
scrape marks from the factory(?) I see very little wear.
>>>>>
1951
>>>>>
2907RKL9, 1/19/1951, 10L x 3-1/2’, Catalog No. 187-Z, originally shipped
to Riley Precision Tool in San Francisco, CA
>>>>>
2962RKL10, 2/9/1951, 10L x 4-1/2', Catalog No. CL187-R, 3/4HP;
220V/2PH/60CY/1800 RPM
>>>>>
2965RKL9, 10" Swing 20" Distance between center. Spindle
thread 2-1/4" - 8 TPI. Hole through spindle 1-3/8". Motor 3Phase 3/4
HP with reversing drum switch. Morse Taper #2
tailstock taper. Quick change gear box 4-224 threads
>>>>>
3000R,
>>>>>
3100R,
>>>>>
3163RKL9, 10L x 3-1/2’,Catalog No. 187-Z.
>>>>>
3200R
>>>>>
3238RKL9, 10L
underdrive, Catalog No. CL187, 220 Volt/
3 Phase electric
>>>>>
3300R
>>>>>
3341RKL9, 10"
x 4', It has a single tumbler gearbox. Bed stamped UB104R
>>>>>
3400R
>>>>>
1952
>>>>>
3500R
3600R
>>>>>
3659RKL10, 2/8/1952, 10L x 4-1/2', Tool room lathe, Catalog No. CL8187-RS, 3/4HP; 115V/1PH/60CY, bed
chip pan, taper attachment, double
tumbler gearbox
>>>>>
3700R
3800R
3900R
4000R
4100R
4200R
>>>>>
4236RKL11, 10L x 4', Tool room lathe,
Catalog No. CL8187-A, Cast base under-drive floor lathe, bed chip pan, taper attachment,
double tumbler gearbox
>>>>>
1953
>>>>>
5046RKL11, 10L x
4', metal cabinet Tool room lathe, Catalog No.
CL8187-AB
>>>>>
5100R,
>>>>>
5200R,
>>>>>
5300R,
>>>>>
5305RKL11, 10L x 3-1/2', Catalog No. CL187-ZB
>>>>>
6000R,
>>>>>
6077RKL, 10L x 3-1/2', Catalog No. CL187-Z
>>>>>
6100R,
>>>>>
6200R,
>>>>>
6300R,
>>>>>
6364RKK12, 12/14/1953. Fed Spec # 00-L-125, South Bend # CC9010-AB, Order #
AF09-603-23090, Stock # 8100-440000, From Ted at Leblond: Delivered to Warner
Robbins Air Force base Dec. 14.1953. Spindle – D1-3
>>>>>
6400R,
>>>>>
1954
>>>>>
6500R
>>>>>
6575RKL13, 10L x
4', Catalog No. CL187-A. The lathe has cast iron pedestals, 2-handle
quick-change gearbox, 2-1/4 threaded spindle, small dials
>>>>>
6600R,
>>>>>
6658RKL13, 3/23/1954, 10L x 4', Catalog No.CL187-A. Sold to H. S. Gray Co. in Honolulu, Hawaii.
It came with cast iron pedestals, 4 foot bed, 2-handle
gearbox, 2-1/4 threaded spindle, large dials, taper attachment, 3/4 hp 3
phase motor (original), 6 inch chuck, and a bunch of old tool holders
>>>>>
6700R,
>>>>>
6800R,
>>>>>
6834RKL13, 05/19/1954,10L x 4', Catalog No. CL8187-A
>>>>>
6844RKL13, 10L x
4', Catalog No. CL8187-AB, Metal Cabinet Tool room Bench lathe
>>>>>
6865RKR13, 6/24/1954, 10R x 4', Model A, Catalog
No. CL199-A, Confirmed by LeBlond. This
lathe has the smaller, 1 7/8 by 8 TPI spindle thread, and the double tumbler QC gearbox
>>>>>
6900R,
>>>>>
6969RKL13, 9/3/1954, 10L x 4', Catalog No. CL8187-A,
Tool room lathe. shipped to W.T. Wills Machinery, Los Angeles, CA
>>>>>
7000R,
>>>>>
7037RKL13, 10L x
4’, Catalog No. CL187-AB
>>>>>
1955
>>>>>
7454RKL13, 10L x
4-1/2', Catalog No. CL187-RB, Metal
Cabinet Bench Lathe
>>>>>
7920R
>>>>>
1956
>>>>>
8181RKX14, 10L x
4-1/2', Catalog No. CL187-R, Bed unit code is DDB-107RG (Flame Hardened) Purchased from
the David Sarnoff Research center in Princeton.
>>>>>
8202RKL14, 10L x 3', Catalog No. CL187-YB, Metal Cabinet Bench Lathe.
>>>>>
8640RKL14, 10L x ?', PM member.
>>>>>
8643RKL14, 10L x 4', Catalog No. CL187-A
>>>>>
8910R
>>>>>
1957
9000R,
>>>>>
9001RKL14, 1/18/1957, 10L x 3
1/2', Catalog No. CL187-Z
>>>>>
9100R
9200R
9300R
9400R
9500R
9600R
9700R
9775R
>>>>>
1958
>>>>>
10036RKK14, 10L x
4', Catalog No. CLK 187-A, L00 long taper key drive spindle nose
>>>>>
10089RKX14, 10L x ?', It has a double-tumbler gearbox, a 2
1/4 X 8 spindle. It has a short bed - about 16'' between centers
>>>>>
10100R,
10200R,
10300R,
>>>>>
10388RKL14X
>>>>>
10400R,
>>>>>
10453RKK15,
10L x 4', Catalog
No. CLK187-AB, Metal Cabinet bench Lathe, L00 long taper key drive spindle
nose.
>>>>>
10475R
>>>>>
10500R,
>>>>>
10524RKL15, 10L x
?', UMD with hand wheel collet holder, taper attachment and collet rack
>>>>>
10600R,
10700R,
>>>>>
10745RKL15, 10L x 4', Catalog No. CL187-AB, Metal Cabinet bench Lathe.
>>>>>
10800R,
>>>>>
10856RKX15, 10L x 4', CIC8187-AB, UMD Tool room lathe, bed unit code DDB 200 RG
>>>>>
10899RKL15, 10L x 3
1/2', Catalog No. CL187-ZB. Metal Cabinet bench Lathe
>>>>>
1959
>>>>>
10900R
11000R
>>>>>
11059RKL16, 9/28/1959, 10L x 3 1/2', Catalog No. CL187-Z, UMD Metal
Cabinet bench Lathe
>>>>>
11075R
>>>>>
11100R
>>>>>
1960
>>>>>
11494RKX16, 10L x
4', Catalog
No. CL187-AB, Metal Cabinet bench Lathe.
>>>>>
11499RKX16, 10L x
4', Catalog
No. CL187-AB, Metal Cabinet bench Lathe.
>>>>>
11501RKX16, 10L x
4', Catalog
No. CL187-AB, Metal Cabinet bench Lathe.
>>>>>
11683RKX16, 10L x 4-1/2’, Catalog No. CLK-8187-R, Tool room Metal
Cabinet bench Lathe, L00
long taper key drive spindle nose.
>>>>>
11935R
>>>>>
12307RKX16,
10L x 4', Catalog No. CL187-AB, Metal Cabinet bench Lathe.
>>>>>
12309RKX16, 10L x
4', Catalog
No. CL187-AB, Metal Cabinet bench Lathe.
>>>>>
12312RKX16, 10L x
4', Catalog
No. CL187-AB, Metal Cabinet bench Lathe.
>>>>>
12314RKX16, 10L x
4', Catalog
No. CL187-AB, Metal Cabinet bench Lathe.
>>>>>
12315RKX16, 10L x
4', Catalog
No. CL187-AB, Metal Cabinet bench Lathe.
>>>>>
1961
>>>>>
12409RKL16, 10/11/1961, 10L x 4’, Catalog No. CL187-A
>>>>>
12550R
>>>>>
1962
>>>>>
12600R
>>>>>
12686RKX16, 6/8/1962,
10L x 4’, Catalog No. CL187-A, Flame Hardened
Bed Shipped to Gilbert & Richards, a machinery dealer in Connecticut
>>>>>
12700R,
12800R,
12900R,
13000R,
>>>>>
13052RKX16, 10/12/1962, 10L x 3-1/2', Catalog No. CLC187-ZB, Metal Cabinet Bench Lathe,
It does have a hardened bed, even
though it does not have the "Flame Hardened Bed" badge. The
"X" which indicates "special" in the serial code system, is
(on this particular lathe) for the "cam-lock spindle" which this lathe shipped with.
>>>>>
13100R,
13200R,
>>>>>
13280R,
>>>>>
1963
>>>>>
13306RKX13, 2/18/1963. 10L x 3-1/2', Catalog No. CL10057, Turret lathe with Flame Hardened Bed. Shipped 2-18-63
>>>>>
13391RKX16, 2/2/1963. 10L x 4', Catalog No. CL187-AB. V-belt drive. Delivered to: Packard. Flame
hardened ways.
>>>>>
13396RKX16, 10L x
3-1/2', Catalog No. CL187-ZB. Metal Cabinet Bench Lathe, Packard Machine
Plate on it
>>>>>
13479RKL16, 10L x
4' bed, Catalog No. CL8187-AB.
Metal Cabinet Tool room Bench Lathe, Included Taper Attachment, Collet
Attachment, Collet Rack and Micrometer Carriage Stop. Bought from the Johns
Hopkins University, Applied Physics Laboratory
>>>>>
1964
>>>>>
13431RKX16, 10L x
4’, metal cabinet lathe. Bed 13431RKX16 [1964] (4 ft.) retaining original
saddle. Lathe was parted out. Metal cabinet, bed and saddle now draped in parts
from SN: 141102 (War Prod. Board) 1943.
>>>>>
13875R
>>>>>
14057RKR13, 10R x
3-1/2', Catalog No. CL199-Z. Sold through Binghamton Industrial Supply to Oneonta,
NY. City school system.
>>>>>
14303RKLX10, 10L x
4’, Catalog No. CL187-AB, metal cabinet lathe.
>>>>>
14371RXK16, 10L x 4’, Catalog No. CL187-AB
with rapid retract for the quill. Works off a rack on the top of the quill.
There are 2 binding levers on the tailstock, one for each mechanism
>>>>>
14400R
>>>>>
14561RKX16, 10L x 4', Catalog No.
CL8187-AB, UMD metal cabinet Tool room Bench Lathe, Taper Attachment, Collet Attachment, Collet Rack,
Steady rest, Thread dial, bed stamped DDB200RG
>>>>>
1965
>>>>>
14752RKL16, 6/14/1965, 10L x 4', Catalog No. CL8187-AB, UMD
metal cabinet Tool room Bench Lathe
>>>>>
14776RKX16, ?/?/1965,
10L x 3-1/2', Catalog
No. CL187-ZB, UMD metal cabinet Bench Lathe, Threaded spindle, Flame hardened Bed. came
equipped with a bed turret attachment (with serial number matching the bed),
lever-collet closer bed it is the X-braced type
>>>>>
>>>>>
14800R
>>>>>
14845RKX16,
7/26/1965, 10L x 4’, Catalog No.
CL187-AB, Metal Cabinet Bench Lathe, Flame hardened bed, Takes 5c Collets with 1 3/8" ID on Spindle,
Shipped to Dynamic Precision Controls Corp. 449 East Main St. Hagerstown,
Indiana.
>>>>>
14900R
>>>>>
15000R
>>>>>
15004RKX16, 10L x
3-1/2', Catalog No. CL187-Z,
Metal Cabinet Floor Lathe
>>>>>
15100R
>>>>>
15125R
>>>>>
1966
15128RKX16, 2/2/1966,
10L x 4', Welded Steel Floor Leg Model Tool room lathe, Catalog No. CLC187-A. 1HP;
208V/3PH/60CY, 1800 RPM. D1 "Cam-Lock" spindle, Flame hardened bed.
Confirmed by LeBlond
>>>>>
15200R
>>>>>
15298RKL16, 10L x
4', metal cabinet Tool room lathe, Catalog
No. CL8187-AB. With 5C collet setup
>>>>>
15300R
>>>>>
15342RKX16, 03/1966,
10L x 4', metal cabinet Tool room lathe, Catalog
No. CL8187-AB. It has a hardened
bed, but doesn't have the "Flame Hardened" tag used on earlier
models. My lathe has a drain in the pan for a coolant-circulating pump, but no
pump. There are drain holes in the bed between the ways just to the right
of the headstock. There are also brass "dams" near the right end of the
headstock to prevent coolant from running under the headstock.
>>>>>
15400R
>>>>>
15500R
>>>>>
15516RKX16, 10L x
4’, metal cabinet Tool room lathe. Catalog
No. CL8187-AB 110V single phase underdrive & sits on the
factory square steel cabinet (looks like a desk). Has the big spindle. No
"flame hardened" tag on the bed
>>>>>
15600R
>>>>>
15649R
>>>>>
15700R
>>>>>
1967
>>>>>
15785R
>>>>>
>>>>>
15990RKK16, 7/3/1967,
10L x 4’, metal cabinet Tool room lathe.
Catalog No. CLK8187-AB.
Toggle clutch, L00 long
taper key drive spindle nose. 1/2-1HP; 208V/220V/3PH/60CY, 1800 RPM
Multi speed motor. Telescoping steady rest, taper attachment. Has an almost new
Bison 3-jaw chuck, as well as the original 3-jaw
>>>>>
16038RKL16, 5/29/1967,
10L X 4', metal cabinet Tool room lathe, Catalog
No. CL8187AB, bed unit code DDB 200 R,
bed regrind in 2003, by South Bend. 1-1/2 HP, 208V-3 ph 60 cycle 1800 rpm
>>>>>
16290RKX16, 10L x ?', Catalog No. YSBG
>>>>>
16401R
>>>>>
1968
>>>>>
16602RKT13, 10L x
3-1/2', bed unit code DDB
200 R
>>>>>
17200R
>>>>>
17240RKX16, 10-L X
4-1/2', Catalog No. CLC187-RB, D1-4 cam-lock
>>>>>
17266R
>>>>>
17300R
>>>>>
17369RKX, 12/26/1968,
10L X 4' Catalog No. CL187-AB 3/4 HP - 3
Phase - 208 VAC, 304 - 1400 RPM Direct Drive, 10 1/8" Swing Over Bed, 5
7/8" Swing Over Cross-Slide, 33" Center Distance, Bed Length
46".
>>>>>
1969
>>>>>
17452RKX, 10L x ?',
>>>>>
17457RKX, 10L x
?', came with a Master Mill model B
>>>>>
17529RKX, 02/13/1969, 10L x
4-1/2', Catalog No. CL187-R, hardened bed
>>>>>
17577RKX, 10L X 4',
Catalog No. CL187-R.
>>>>>
17600R,
>>>>>
17696R
>>>>>
17700R,
17800R,
>>>>>
17829RKX, 08/12/1969, 10-L X 4-1/2', Catalog No. CLC187-RB, D1-4 cam-lock spindle, Sold To: Gilbert & Richards. Gilbert
& Richards was/is a machine tool dealer in CT. It was apparently sold to
the state of CT/Dept of education (the lathe had a tag on it stating that).
>>>>>
17872RKX, 09/17/1969, 10-L X 4-1/2', Catalog No. CL8187-RB, Tool room model. I'm the 2nd owner. I bought it back in December of
2003, from the company that originally ordered it thru the local dealer, A. C.
Colby. My dad and I had worked for the company I bought it from, so we knew the
machine's history very well. He actually placed the order for the machine in
1969, as he was Plant Superintendent at the time. It was special ordered as a
Tool Room model, less the taper attachment. It had the original Reliance motor
and controls on it
>>>>>
1970
>>>>>
17982RKX, 1/22/1970, 10L x 4-1/2',
Catalog No. 8187-RB, Tool Room lathe, hardened bed, 2 1/4-8 Spindle, 1 1/2 hp
3ph 230v 2 speed motor, Shipped with Taper Attachment, Hand Wheel Collet Closer
and Rack, Coolant Pump, Double Tool Slide, Micro Carraige Stop, and a HLT108R ?
maybe a Hand Lever Turret ?, The double tool slide, carraige stop, and HLT108R
were gone when I bought it. Shipped Jan 22 1970 to Lyon ? college maybe. Had a
pea green and white paint job and a State College of Arkansas sticker on it
when I got it. Will be SB gray one day soon I hope.
>>>>>
1971
18171R
>>>>>
18343RKX,
10L x 4-1/2', Catalog No. CLC187-RB, D1-4 cam-lock spindle
>>>>>
1972
18489RKX
>>>>>
18498R
>>>>>
18500R,
>>>>>
18575RKX, 03/16/1972, 10L x
3-1/2', Catalog No. CLC8187-ZB, Tool room lathe.1HP; 230V/3PH/60CY. The lathe was sold to Moose heart
Governors in Moose heart, IL. The lathe included a Collet Attachment and Taper
Attachment. Since the lathe is a tool room, it has a precision lead screw.
Since the lathe has a cam
lock spindle, that's what makes the spindle "special" (X in
serial number); i.e. the majority of lathes have threaded spindle noses. The
lathe has the usual "Tool room" model equipment and accessories....
Large direct reading dials, thread dial, hardened bed ways, etc. Also has a D1-4 cam lock spindle
>>>>>
18600R,
18700R,
18800R,
>>>>>
18815RKX, 12/8/1972, 10L x 4-1/2', Catalog No. CL8187-RB,Tool room lathe. 1HP,
115V, 1800RPM. Hardened bed, direct reading dials, but no indication on card
about meaning of "X" in serial number. Shipped to University of
Washington
>>>>>
1973
18842R
>>>>>
18900R,
>>>>>
18917RKX, 10L x 3-1/2', Catalog No.
CL187-ZB, UMD Metal Cabinet Bench
Lathe, Came w/ 5 1/2" face plate w/ two drive spindles, 6 1/4" 3-jaw
chuck, three assorted drive dogs, three tool holders w/ a few bits, knurling
tool and a few assorted wrenches. Had original (blank) registration card and a
portion of the (apparently) original parts manual. Non-standard (?) chip guard
installed
>>>>>
18952R
>>>>>
18959RKX, 10L x 3-1/2', Catalog No. CLC8187-ZB,
UMD Tool room lathe, Hand wheel collet
closer, Direct reading dials, Micrometer dial on tailstock, No taper attachment
at this time, Hardened bed, Micrometer stop and D1-4 cam lock spindle
>>>>>
19000R,
>>>>>
19100R,
>>>>>
19129RKX, 9/28/1973, 10L X 4-1/2', Catalog No. CL187-RB,
Ordered 5/10/73, shipped to Packard, originally was equipped with a Reliance
1HP, 3PH motor.
>>>>>
1974
>>>>>
>>>>>
19406RKX, 10L x
4-1/2', Catalog No. CL187-RB, Lever collet closer, Direct reading dials, Micrometer
dial on tailstock, Hardened Bed, Micrometer stop, No taper attachment at this
time, Threaded spindle
>>>>>
19501RKX, 10L x
4-1/2', Catalog No. CL187-RB, estimated date of manufacture August 1974,
flame-hardened ways w/lever collet closer
>>>>>
19554RKX, 10L bed stamped DD B200 RG
>>>>>
1975
>>>>>
19600R
>>>>>
19767RKX, 3/27/1975. 10L x 4-1/2', Catalog No. CL187-RB, Threaded Spindle, 1HP; 230V/3PH/60CY. 1800 RPM Original Customer:
Dixie Mill (no address given). Flame Hardened Ways
>>>>>
19786R, Voltage:
220-440, 3 Phase, 60 Cycle, Built 1975, Swing over bed: 10-1/8" , Swing
over cross slide: 5-7/8" Distance between centers: 20" Hole through
spindle: 1-3/8" Maximum collet capacity: 1-1/16" (5C) Spindle nose:
2-1/4"- 8 Headstock & tailstock taper: #2MT Spindle speeds: 55 - 1400
RPM ( 12) Threading: 4 to 480 TPI (12) Longitudinal feeds: .0007" to
.0836" Cross feeds: .0003" to .0303" Overall dimensions:
52" x 25" x 54" high Estimated weight: 1000 lbs. 3-Jaw Chuck 4-Jaw Chuck 5C Handwheel Drawbar
Assorted 5C Collets Thread Dial Swing Down Chuck Guard Follower Rest Micrometer
Carriage Stop Cabinet Stand Flame Hardened Bedways
>>>>>
19794RKX, 10L,
>>>>>
19860R, 10L x 3-1/2', Catalog No. CL8187-ZB, UMD Tool room lathe, Acquired from
Pacific Northwest national
laboratories
>>>>>
1976
>>>>>
19915RKX, 10L x 3-1/2', Catalog No.
CL187-ZB, UMD Tool room lathe,
>>>>>
19950R
>>>>>
1977
>>>>>
20229R, 10L x 4-1/2', Catalog No.
CL187-RB.Flame hardened ways. I purchased them from Kennett, Mo. school
dist
>>>>>
20280R,
>>>>>
20321R, 10L x
4-1/2', Catalog No. CL187-RB, Flame
hardened ways, D1-4 cam lock spindle
>>>>>
1978
20567R, 10L x
4-1/2', Catalog No. CL187-RB.
>>>>>
20695R,
>>>>>
20987R, 10L x 31/2', Catalog No. CL0187-ZB.
>>>>>
21045R, 12/1978, 10L x 4-1/2', Catalog No. CL8187-RB Tool room
lathe w/ taper unit. Shipped to US government
>>>>>
1979
21059R,
>>>>>
21235R, 06/06/1979,
10L x 31/2', Catalog No. CL8187-ZB.
>>>>>
21241R, ?/?/1979, 10L x
4-1/2', Catalog No. CL0187-ZB, Flame Hardened bed, D1-4 cam lock spindle
, 3 phase
>>>>>
21335R, 11/20/1979,
10L x 3-1/2', Catalog No. CL8187-ZB, Tool room lathe. Shipped to Fort Washington, PA
1980
21366R, invoice, 2/8/1980, 10L x 4-1/2', Catalog
No. CL187-RB, Date
prepared 4/25/79, Scheduled ship date 11/16/79, shipped 2/8/1980, Sold To:
Gilbert & Richards, INC
>>>>>
21378R,
>>>>>
1981
>>>>>
21431R, ?/?/1981, 10L
x 4-1/2', Catalog
No. CL8187-RB,
Tool room lathe
>>>>>
21500R,
21600R,
>>>>>
21621R, 10L x 3-1/2', Catalog No. CL8187-ZB Tool room
lathe. I bought it from Northwestern University, as it was an extra piece of
equipment. It had been donated to the school but had never been set up
>>>>>
21700R,
>>>>>
21723R
>>>>>
21798R, 10L x
3-1/2', Catalog No. CL187-ZB. Flame-hardened ways, threaded
spindle
>>>>>
21800R,
21900R,
>>>>>
21928R, 10L x
3-1/2', Catalog No. CL8187-ZB
>>>>>
22000R,
>>>>>
22026R, 7/28/1981, 10L x 4-1/2', Catalog No. CB8187-RB, Tool
room lathe. Flame-hardened ways, D1-4 cam lock spindle. 230 volt, 60hz, 3 phase. Original
Customer was Gilbert & Richards in Hamden, CT
>>>>>
1982
>>>>>
22142R
>>>>>
22188R, 10L x ?', D1-4 cam lock spindle
3&4 jaw chucks, drive and 10" faceplates, steady and 2 follow rests,
centers
>>>>>
1983
22354R
>>>>>
22425R, ?/?/1983,
10L x4-1/2', CL8187-RB, Tool
room lathe
>>>>>
22511R, 10/31/1983, 10L x ?',
>>>>>
1984
>>>>>
>>>>>
1985
>>>>>
>>>>>
1986
>>>>>
>>>>>
1987
>>>>>
22894R, 08/06/1987,
10L"X4-1/2', Catalog No. CL8187-RB, Tool room lathe, 1HP; 208V/1PH/60CY; 1725RPM
>>>>>
1988
22969R, 11/11/1988, 10L X 4-1/2',
Catalog No. CLT8187-RB, Tool
room lathe, 1 HP; 230V/3PH/60CY
>>>>>
198?
35972R, 4-1/2' Catalog No. CL670R
>>>>>
>>>>>
MODEL/SIZE:
13"
1947
1-T
>>>>>
60TKR8, 4/2/1947, 13" x 5', Catalog No. 113-B
>>>>>
100T,
200T,
300T,
>>>>>
340TKR8, serial-card, 9/26/1947, 13" x 6', Catalog No.
8113-C, Tool room lathe
>>>>>
1948
>>>>>
698TKR8, 5/11/1948,
13" x 5', Catalog No.
>>>>>
700T,
>>>>>
732TKR8, PM Member.
>>>>>
800T,
900T,
1000T,
>>>>>
1004TKL9, 10/14/1948, 13" X 5', Catalog No. 145-B, Originally sold to
Ideal Machinery Company 1HP; 220V/3PH/60CY; 1800 RPM, Included Collet
Attachment and Micrometer Carriage Stop. Confirmed by LeBlond. PM Member.
>>>>>
1949
>>>>>
1268TKL9, 13” x 6’, S series, Catalog 3145-C, QCG single tumbler model
with a 110/220V single phase motor. It came to me with what appears to be an
original taper attachment and micrometer carriage stop. It has a plate on the
front door from the reseller – “Tranter Mfg. Co.;
Pumps, Machinery, Shop Equipment; Pittsburgh, PA”. It has apparently spent its
entire life in the Pittsburgh area.
>>>>>
1298TKL9, 2/28/1949, 13" x 6', Catalog No. 8145-C, Tool room lathe.
>>>>>
1950
1600TKL9, South
Bend Parts Information files estimated serial number start date.
>>>>>
1700
>>>>>
1706TKL9, ?/?/?, 13" x 6', Catalog No.145-C.
>>>>>
1800
>>>>>
1900
>>>>>
1952TKL9, ?/?/?, 13" x
5', Catalog No. CL145-B, Listed on
E-bay.
>>>>>
1955T
>>>>>
2000
>>>>>
2077TKL9, ?/?/?, 13" x 6', Catalog No.145-C, 2 1/4-8 Spindle, 1
7/8" thru spindle, 230v single phase, Taper Attachment, 5C Hand Wheel
Collet Closer, Steady rest,
Quick Change Gear
Box.
>>>>>
2100
>>>>>
1951
>>>>>
2168TKL9, 5/24/1951, 13" X 5', Catalog No. CL8145-B, Tool room lathe,
1 HP-220 V/3PH/60CY,1800 RPM Quick Change Gear, Friction Feed Apron, Underneath
Motor Drive, Large Spindle Hole, Standard Swing.
>>>>>
2330TKL9, ?/?/?, 13" X 4', Catalog No. CL145-A, 13” “stubby” that has a 4’ bed on it. With the chuck and tailstock on,
I have about 17” of clearance to cut with on that machine. Truly a stout beast
for sure.
>>>>>
2554TKL9,
>>>>>
1952
>>>>>
2788TKL9, 2/25/1952,
13" x ?', 2 1/4"
spindle, delivered to Iowa State University 04/14/1952.
>>>>>
2800T
>>>>>
2900T
>>>>>
2981TKL10, ?/?/?, 13” x 6’, Catalog No.
CL8145-C, Tool room lathe, Brass plate on bed leg: Pesco products
division 622-7 Borg and Warner. Reynolds Machine Company, Cleveland Ohio.
>>>>>
2985TKL10, 6/16/1952,
13" x ?', Catalog No.
>>>>>
3000T
>>>>>
3054TKL10, 8/19/1952,
13" x 6', Catalog No. CL145-C, PM
Member.
>>>>>
3100T
>>>>>
1953
>>>>>
3374TKL10, ?/?/?, 13" x 7', Catalog
No. CL145-D, PM Member.
>>>>>
3736TKL10, ?/?/?, 13" x
5', Model A Catalog No. CL145-B, Family owned
since new, it came with a good amount of tooling and 3 and 4 jaw chucks. PM
Member.
>>>>>
1954
>>>>>
4083TKL20, ?/?/?, 13” x
6’, Model A, Catalog No. CL145-C,
Stamped at the back on the bed is UB102, YSBG Member.
>>>>>
4460TKL12, 10/28/1954, 13" x 5', Catalog No. CL145-B, 1HP;
115V/1PH/60CY/1800 RPM. PM Member. Confirmed by Leblond.
>>>>>
4561TKL12, 13" x 7',
>>>>>
1955
4600TKL12, South
Bend Parts Information files estimated serial number start date.
>>>>>
5030T
1956
>>>>>
5487TKX12, ?/?/?, 13” x ?', YSBG Member.
>>>>>
5800T
>>>>>
5876TKL12, ?/?/?, 13" x 5', Catalog No. CL145-B, PM Member.
>>>>>
1957
>>>>>
6183TKL12, ?/?/?,
13" x ?, Catalog No. CL145, PM Member.
>>>>>
6525T
1958
>>>>>
6950T
1959
>>>>>
1960
7400TK, South Bend Parts Information files estimated serial number start
date.
>>>>>
7410TKK13, 13"
x 7', with taper attachment, large dials, L00 spindle, 1-3/8" through hole.
>>>>>
7500T
>>>>>
7767TKL, 13" x
4', Catalog No. CL145-A, PM Member.
>>>>>
7931TKL14, 13" x 6', Catalog No. CL145-C.
>>>>>
8144TKL14,
13" x 6', Catalog No. CL145-C, PM Member.
>>>>>
8150T
>>>>>
8285TKX14, 13 x ??,
Catalog No. CL145,
>>>>>
1961
8501TKL14, 7/28/1961, 13" x 7', Catalog No. CL145-D, PM Member.
>>>>>
8600T
>>>>>
8700T
>>>>>
8800T
>>>>>
8868TKX14, 13"
x 5' Catalog No. CL145-B, hardened bed,
no taper attachment. shipped to Stephanson Machinery in Kenilworth, NJ.
>>>>>
8900T
>>>>>
8927TKK14, 13" x ?, Catalog No. CL145, Tapered Key Lock Spindle.
>>>>>
9000T
>>>>>
9048TKL14, 13"
>>>>>
9050T
>>>>>
9100T
>>>>>
9200T
>>>>>
9300T
>>>>>
9396TKL14, 7/24/1961, 13" x 5' Catalog No. CL145-B, PM Member
>>>>>
9400T
>>>>>
9409TKX14, ?/?/?,
13" x 4', Catalog No. CL145-A, PM Member
>>>>>
9431TKX14,
?/?/?, 13" x 5', Catalog
No. CL145-B, PM
Member
>>>>>
9535TKK,
?/?/?, 13"
x ?, Catalog
No. CL145, Tapered Key Lock
Spindle
>>>>>
1962
>>>>>
1963
9600T
>>>>>
1964
>>>>>
9633TKL14,
7/13/1964, 13" x 5', Catalog No.
CL145-B, motor catalog # CE2545P 1-1/2 H.P. 3 PH Westinghouse
motor, sold to Tranter Manufacturing, Pittsburgh, PA. Still has Tranter's
dealer tag on it. Purchased from a middle school in Washington, PA has DDB200T
bed
>>>>>
9661TKL14
>>>>>
9829TKL14,
6/20/1964, 13"
X 5', Catalog No. CL145-B
>>>>>
9982TKL14, ?/?/?, 13" x 6', Catalog No. CL145-C, Shipped in late
1963 or early 1964. PM Member.
>>>>>
10150T
>>>>>
10292TKL14, ?/?/?,
13" x ?', Catalog No. 145-?, picked this lathe up at an auction for Old
Dominion University in Norfolk, VA. about 12 years ago, PM Member.
>>>>>
10322TKK, ?/?/?, 13" x ?, Catalog No. CL145, Tapered Key Lock Spindle
>>>>>
1965
10750T
>>>>>
1966
>>>>>
10807TKL14, 1/?/1966, 13" X 6', Catalog No. CL145-C, PM Member.
>>>>>
10947TKX, 4/12/1966, 13" X 5', Catalog No. CL8145-B Tool room lathe, The data
plate on the quick change has been replaced, it's black, and the catalogue number
is unstamped. The X I was told is due to the 5ft bed being hardened, she left
the factory with a taper attachment, which as you know I have. She was shipped
on April 12th 1966 to the Packard Machinery Co.,343 Main St. Cambridge 42 MASS.
The build card at Leblond just says shipped to "Packard" but there is
a plate screwed to the gear cover with the addresse listed above. She
alledgedly was in a school and has the battle scars and unusual wear to prove
it. K= Quick Change Gear (QCG), Friction Feed Apron, Underneath Motor Drive
(UMD), X=Special features. PM Member.
>>>>>
11034TKX14, 13" x 5', HOLE THRU SPINDLE 1-3/8", D1-4, SPINDLE
SPEED RANGE (6) 40-940 RPM, thread RANGE (48). 4 - 224 TPI, LONGITUDINAL FEED
RANGE (48) .0015" - .0841" IPR CROSS FEED RANGE (48) .006" -
.0315" IPR, APPROXIMATE FLOOR SPACE 80"L x 28"W x
48"H, APPROXIMATE WEIGHT 1,750 LBS, 6 POSITION BED TURRET w/1" DIA
HOLES ,LEVER TYPE 5C-COLLET CLOSER, (DORIAN - ALORIS TYPE) QUICK CHANGE
TOOLPOST, 1 HP MAIN MOTOR - SET TO RUN ON 208 VOLT 3 PHASE
>>>>>
11375T
>>>>>
1967
11472TKL14, 13 x
6', Catalog No. CL145-C
>>>>>
12025T
>>>>>
1968
12029T
>>>>>
12061TKL14, 1/1968, 13 X 4', Catalog No. CL145-A, spindle hole is 1-7/16" and the maximum distance between the tailstock center
and the facing surface of the chuck jaws is 13 1/4", has taper attachment,
The machine measures 32" deep by 56" long by 52 1/2" from the
floor to the top of the switch box when the wheels are removed
>>>>>
12100T
>>>>>
12200T
>>>>>
12216TKL14, ?/?/?, 13" X 6', Catalog No. CL8145-C, QCG, Tool room
lathe, 4-step cone pulley, taper attachment, 4 jaw chuck
>>>>>
12300T
>>>>>
12342TKX14, 6/29/1968,
>>>>>
12400T
>>>>>
12486TKX14, YSBG Member.
>>>>>
1969
>>>>>
12500T
>>>>>
12578TKX14, 13 x
6', Catalog No. CL145-C, 40" between centers, UMD metal cabinet lathe,
2hp 3-ph
>>>>>
12600T
>>>>>
12670TKX14, 13" X 5', Catalog
No. CL145-B, w/taper
attachment
>>>>>
12700T
>>>>>
12739TKX, ?/?/?, 13"
X 5', Catalog No. CL145-B
>>>>>
12743T
>>>>>
1970
>>>>>
13274TKX, 13 x 7'
bed, Catalog No. CL8145-D, with 2 steady rests, 5C
collet closer (missing the lever & pivot),double tumbler Quick Change Gear
box (DTC 104T), DTM Quick Change Tool Post (which I didn't even know what it
was at the time), Apron = A104T, Bed = DDB2000TG, a big and small face plate, 4
jaw chuck, 3 jaw chuck (installed), a spare belt, and the manual. PM Member.
>>>>>
13324T
>>>>>
1971
13639T
>>>>>
1972
13926T
>>>>>
13980TKX, 5/23/1972, 13" x 5', Catalog No. CL145-B, 2HP;
208V/3PH/60CY. 1800RPM. Confirmed by LeBlond. YSBG, PM Member.
>>>>>
1973
14213T
>>>>>
1974
14291T
>>>>>
14426TKX, 13"
x 6', Catalog No. CL145-C,
Shipped in 1974. PM Member
>>>>>
14619TKX, 13"
x 6', Catalog No. CL145-C,YSBG Member.
>>>>>
14630TKX, 13"
x 6', Catalog No. CL145-C, Cast-base UMD, QCG, threaded spindle, flame
hardened bed
>>>>>
>>>>>
1975
>>>>>
>>>>>
14844T
>>>>>
1976
15133T
>>>>>
15409T, 10/30/1976,
80"x33"x50" Swing over bed ways: 13", Swing over cross
slide: 8", Speed: 135-940 RPM, (Back Gear): 20-135 RPM, Hole thru head
stock: 1 3/8", Motor: 2 HP, 1800 RPM, 220-440V (fan cooled, totally
enclosed), Flame hardened, Camlock spindle with 5/8" diameter. Has a taper
attachment. Lathe is equipped with a 7" three jaw lathe chuck.
Miscellaneous tool posts. Steady rest. Direct belt drive spindle. Quick change
gears. Tail stock. Forward & reverse capabilities. Box of carbide inserts.
E-bay sale.
>>>>>
1977
15463T
>>>>>
>>>>>
15299T, 1977, 13" x 5', Catalog No. CL145-B, Turret Lathe, Cast
Base UMD, It came with a 3 jaw chuck, steady and follow rest and set of
5C collets
>>>>>
1978
15300T
15400T
15500T
15600T
15700T
15800T
>>>>>
15816T
>>>>>
15900T
>>>>>
15925T, 6/14/1978, 13 X 6', Catalog No. CL8145-C, Tool room lathe, 40"
between centers, 2HP/230V./1ph. Shipped to Norman/Willis Machinery, Itasca
Illinois. PM Member.
>>>>>
16001T, 13" x 5', Catalog No. CL0145-B, through hole:
1-1/2", Flame Hardened Bed Ways.
>>>>>
1979
>>>>>
16102T
>>>>>
1980
>>>>>
16307T, 13 x 5’,
Catalog No. CL145-B
>>>>>
16384T
>>>>>
1981
>>>>>
16605T
>>>>>
1982
>>>>>
16823T
>>>>>
16825T, ?/?/1982, 13" x 6', Catalog
No. CL0145-C, Cast Base UMD floor lathe, tag says South bend an employee owned company.
>>>>>
>>>>>
16858T, 6/22/1982, 13" x 6', Catalog No. 145-C,
shipped to Marcott Industries Whittier, CA.
>>>>>
1983
16908T
>>>>>
16998T, 12/1983, 13" x 6', Catalog No. CL8145-C. Tool room lathe, one of the
last, if not the last, off the SB 13" production line; D1-4 spindle, flame
hardened bed; total hours on machine less than 500. YSBG Member.
>>>>>
17072T, 13" x 6’, Catalog No. CL8145-C. Fully tooled, collet closer and collets,
follow and steady rests and a few extra chucks! PM Member.
>>>>>
MODEL/SIZE:
14"
>>>>>
1969
69TT101
>>>>>
69TT170, 14 inch Variable speed
>>>>>
1970
70TT177
>>>>>
1971
71TT381
>>>>>
1972
72TT556
>>>>>
1973
73TT774
>>>>>
1974
73TT975
>>>>>
1975
75TT1312
>>>>>
>>>>>
1976
75TT1532
>>>>>
1977
76TT1640
>>>>>
1978
00038TT
>>>>>
1979
00203TT
>>>>>
1980
00345TT
>>>>>
1981
00427TT
>>>>>
00442TT
>>>>>
1982
00587TT
>>>>>
1983
00614TT
>>>>>
MODEL/SIZE: 14-1/2"
1947
1-F
>>>>>
1948
>>>>>
1949
727FKR9, ?/?/?, 14-1/2" x 8', Catalog No. 183-E, YSBG Member.
>>>>>
793FKR9, 8/12/1949. 14-1/2" x 6’, Catalog No. 183-C, single tumbler, and 2-1/4 x 6 threaded spindle,
4C collets. PM Member.
>>>>>
1950
1100F
>>>>>
1177FKL11, ?/?/?,
14-1/2 x 5', Catalog No. CL185-B, YSBG Member.
>>>>>
1951
>>>>>
1952
1370FKL12, 4/17/1952, 14-1/2 x ??, Catalog No. CL185-?, with taper attachment. Shipped it to Smith
Courtney which was a South Bend distributor at the time in and around Roanoke Virginia.
I got the lathe from a friend who lives about 40 minutes from Roanoke, near
Boone's Mill. Confirmed by Leblond PM Member.
>>>>>
1953
1560FKL12, ?/?/?,
14-1/2 x 8’, Catalog No. CL185-E, PM Member.
>>>>>
1954
2045FKL12, ?/?/?,
14-1/2 x ?, Catalog No 185-?, PM Member.
>>>>>
1955
2400F
>>>>>
1956
2750F
>>>>>
1957
3000F
>>>>>
1958
3020F
>>>>>
1959
>>>>>
3200F
>>>>>
1960
3305F
>>>>>
1961
3400F
>>>>>
1962
3401FKL14, 4/4/1962, inspection test card date. 14-1/2" x 6' bed.
>>>>>
3478FKL17
>>>>>
3510F
>>>>>
1963
3625F
>>>>>
1964
3710F
>>>>>
1965
3825F
>>>>>
1966
4058FKX17, 14 1/2" x 8', Catalog
No. CLC8185-E, UMD Tool room lathe.
Cam-lock spindle, D-tumbler QCG, taper attachment, 2 hp motor. PM Member.
>>>>>
4077F
>>>>>
MODEL/SIZE: 15"
1970
>>>>>
CN700228B76 - DN701031C100
1971
>>>>>
CN7O113OD1S-DN710731E77
1972
>>>>>
DN710731E78 - DN15720228F79
1973
>>>>>
DN15720331F87-CN15720930NS
MODEL/SIZE: 16", 16/24" & 2H
1947
>>>>>
183815, 24" x 52", 16" Model factory raised to 24"
UMD. Single
tumbler gear box.
>>>>>
1-H
>>>>>
213HKR7, 16" X
12’, Catalog No. CL117-H, 8-speed UMD drive. Single
tumbler gear box. PM Member.
>>>>>
413HKC10, 16" x 6', Catalog
No. CLC8155-C, Tool room version, 3-step headstock pulley, 33" between centers,
crated weight of 2600 lbs. Cam lock spindle.
>>>>>
488HKR, 16’ x 10’,
>>>>>
1948
>>>>>
1949
>>>>>
1950
2900H
>>>>>
1951
>>>>>
3569HKR9, 5/23/1951, 16" x 8', with taper
attachment. PM Member. Confirmed by Leblond.
>>>>>
3785HKR9,
>>>>>
1952
>>>>>
4321HKT10, 16"
X 6’ bed, 1-1/2 hp; 2-speed motor 3 ph; 2 lever gear box; 2 speeds with
reverse. Came with taper attachment; turret tool holder; steady rest; standard
tailstock (which is installed now); turret; 4 different chucks; one was a new
bison 3 jaw 10" and a hand lever collet closer. To me it looks a lot like
a 2h turret lathe but with a newer 2-lever gearbox. PM Member.
>>>>>
4629HKR10, 6/27/1952, 16” x 8’, Catalog No. CL8155-E, 12-speed Tool room lathe, 2-1/2HP;
220V/3PH/60CY/1800 RPM. Bed revision number: UB-103-H. PM Member. Confirmed by
Leblond.
>>>>>
4729HKR10, 16" x 6', Model A Catalog
No.CL8117-C, 8-speed Tool room lathe, Bed revision number UB103-H, with
QCGB and taper attachment.
>>>>>
1953
>>>>>
6137HKR10, 10/26/1953, 16" X 6’, Catalog No. CL140-C, 2HP;
220V/3PH/60CY 1800RPM. PM Member.
>>>>>
6359HKR10, 10/26/1953, 16" x 6', Catalog No. ??, Tool room
lathe, taper
attachment, collet attachments, PM Member.
>>>>>
1954
>>>>>
6726HKR11, 16"
x 6', Model A Catalog No. CL155-C, 12-speed, PM Member.
>>>>>
1955
>>>>>
7419HKK12,
5/31/1955, 16" x 7', Catalog No.
CLK117-D, 8-speed Turret lathe, with Taper Key Lock Spindle, PM
Member.
>>>>>
7700H
>>>>>
1956
>>>>>
7895HKX12, 3/21/1956, 16" x 8', Catalog No. CL155-E3, 12-speed, 2HP;
220V/3PH/60CY5, 1800 RPM6. PM Member.
>>>>>
8625H
>>>>>
8698HKX12, ?/?/1956, 16/24 x 8', Catalog No. CL195-E
>>>>>
8850HKR12, 16" x 8', it is a Q/C with a 1 5/16 spindle thru hole.
>>>>>
1957
9058HKR12, 16 x 6’,
Catalog CL-117-C, 8-speed
>>>>>
9152HKR12, 16 x 6’,
Catalog CL-117-C, 8-speed. PM
Member.
>>>>>
9350H
1958
9529HKE13, 6/1958, 16/24 x 6', Catalog No. CL198-C, w/ toggle lever clutch on the
apron.
>>>>>
9637HKX13, originally a 16/24, 8', now without risers. Supposed to be a
navy machine. PM Member.
>>>>>
9650H
1959
>>>>>
9940HKX14, 1/15/1968, 16/24 x 7', Catalog No. CL176-D, 3-1.5HP;
220V/2PH/60CY, 1800RPM. PM Member. "The machine serial card is stamped
with the shipping date of January 15, 1968. It appears however that the year of
1959 may be more accurate". Confirmed by LeBlond.
>>>>>
9975H
1960
10450H
1961
10700H
1962
11100H
1963
11400H
1964
11725H
1965
12050H
1966
12400H
1967
12700H
1968
>>>>>
12742H
>>>>>
12777HKR15, 16” x 8‘, Catalog No.117-E, 8-speed UMD drive
>>>>>
1969
13013H
1970
13263H
1971
13405H
1972
13493H
1973
>>>>>
13574HKX, ?/?/1973,
16”x 7’, Catalog
No. CL8117-D, Tool room lathe, 8-speed,
with a 1 1/2" spindle hole
>>>>>
13578HKX, 16"
x 12', Catalog No. CL117-H, has a plate at the right end of bed stating flame
hardened ways.
>>>>>
13619H
>>>>>
13680HKX, ?/?/1973, 16"X 7', Catalog No. CL8117-D, Tool room lathe, Made in 1973.
>>>>>
1974
13737H
1975
13891H
1976
14005H
1977
14120H
1978
14226H
1979
14270H
>>>>>
1980
>>>>>
1981
>>>>>
1982
>>>>>
1983
>>>>>
1984
>>>>>
1985
>>>>>
14560H, 1/28/1985, 16 x 8', 3HP motor, it is a belt drive 4 cone
machine. it has a D4 Camlock spindle, a thread dial and a 4 way quick change
tool block. it also has a collet closer.