[Lathe] Identify lathe

[Gmciver]

This is my first lathe I picked up it’s definitely old and I can’t seem to identify it, any ideas?

 

[markba633csi]

Possibly an old South Bend?

 

[benmychree]

not south bend

 

[gjmontll]

I have no idea, but check out this site: Machine Tool Archive It has lathes, mills, etc from around the world with photos, narratives, and specifications
Greg

 

[Martin W]

Seneca Falls. Maybe?
Cheers
Martin

 

[Martin W]

 

[randyjaco]

Sure looks like a South Bend to me.

 

[MontanaLon]

I have never seen a SB with that style bearing caps on the headstock. I admittedly am no expert but I have looked at a lot of SB lathes from 1912-1960's while shopping around for mine and that bolt pattern wasn't on any of them. And they didn't get real creative with anything. Just different sizes of the same designs.

 

[Ulma Doctor]

Flather???
Star???

 

[Latinrascalrg1]

Does the lathe in post #6 have a Y Axis screw for taper adjustment on the tailstock? For that matter does the OP lathe have the same type adjustment?