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Ernie Haskell's 608Ernie's 608 has the speed box drive, takes 5C collets
and is dressed in "military uniform" (i.e. painted
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Charles River 608This lathe is on display in the Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation in Waltham, MA.A sign reads: "Polaroid's First Lathe, Donated by Mrs. Wolff in memory of her husband Otto E. Wolff, Vice President, Engineering, Polaroid Corporation" |
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Antique Powerland 608This lathe, serial 372, is on display in the Pacific Northwest Truck Museum at Antique Powerland, Brooks, ORThe sign reads: "Clessie Cummins personal lathe. Used in part for developing the present Cummins Engine & Jacobs Engine Brake." |
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Rick Kruger's 1020Serial number 107, one of the few known examples of the pre-WW2 1020. A surprising number of these lathes have ended up in the Portland, OR area. This lathe was restored as a joint project between Rick and Brett Flemming. |
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