Help to identify lathe

[RG_Mach92]

I discovered this lathe in my father's collection, he was a machinist (tool & die and later taught). The label has South Bend on it but I do not find any stamped model or s/n information. The base is wooden and it appears to be a 3" x 10". I am assuming this is some type of salesmen or classroom training model. Anyone have an idea on the make or other information on this model?

 

[Latinrascalrg1]

Wow that thing is very very cool, nice find.
I cant answer your question but i think you may be in the right track with it being a salesman scale model.

 

[4ssss]

It looks to be a salesman's sample. Companies have been using them for years and some of them bring quite a bit of money.

 

[MontanaLon]

That is the biggest carpenter's square I have ever seen.

First thing that went through my mind.

Second thing that went through was I have seen something similar at an antique shop and when I saw the price on it I went into sticker shock. They are apparently pretty rare.