Drummond Serial Numbers email: Drummond Serial Numbers Flat-bed 3.5-inch, B-Type, M-Type and Round Bed Lathes A note on Serial Numbers Many examples, produced before 1912, lack any form of numbering - even assembly stampings are absent (those numbers and letters used to identify components as belonging to a particular machine as a batch was built up). In addition, various prefix and suffix letters have also been found - yet not recorded in the factory archives. The possibility is that these marks were applied to a batch as intended for a particular dealer - or an end customer who ordered more than one example. For some unexplained reason early B-Type lathe individual serial numbers were allocated to two machines - and there is always the possibility that this practice occurred at other times, but was not recorded. Also lost in the mists of time is when the digits were stamped: this could have been upon completion of a build, or immediately before dispatch - in which case unsold, obsolete models might have carried numbers from a sequence being applied to newer version. Sound Effects Pack more. Many examples discovered in recent years shows exceptions to the listings below and so, much as we would wish it, nothing is certain. 3.5-inch Flat Bed Serial Numbers Yearly figures from until the heavily revised of 1912 are not known.

This is a very early model of a lathe made by Drummond Brothers Limited of Guildford, Surrey in England. Video File Sharepoint Calculated here. The Company manufactured lathes 1908-1939. The serial number 01470 dates it between 1920-1023. Later models had a horizontal, rotating bar. A lathe uses accessories and attachments such as tools and tips to machine parts like. Manual or Service Info sought for Myford lathe uk.rec.models. Mine was build in 1948 and is serial number J5233. Manual or Service Info sought for Myford lathe.