Help ID this horizontal mill.

[Jimmygrrr]

I have just picked this up on Craigslist and was wondering if anyone knows anything about it. No makers marks at all. Little bench top model like my benchmaster but a bit different in design. I'll post some more pics later when it's light out side

Thanks guys!

 

[LXCam]

It's a gray one.









How about some better pictures

 

[ritestuff]

At a quick glance, it kinda looks like a Barker.

 

[Squashfest81]

I'll rule out Atlas, as that looks nothing like the one in my father's basement.

 

[justanengineer]

I suspect youre going to have to get some better pics, while the headstock might be a giveaway on this one there's just no way of telling without better pics.

 

[tombell572]

Definately not an Atlas. Possiby a #2 Burke-need better pictures.

 

[Jimmygrrr]

Here is the front. Having trouble navigating the uploading page, so it will be a couple post

 

[Jimmygrrr]

Right side

 

[Jimmygrrr]

Back

 

[Jimmygrrr]

Left side

Thanks!

 

[Jimmygrrr]

Any ideas guys?

 

[Hemi49]

Any ideas guys?

Try searching some of the online machine tools for sale sites.....Maybe you can match it up to a picture....
Hemi

 

[justanengineer]

I'd suggest posting this over on PM in the antiques section bc Ive come across many mostly-unknown small machine tool companies who made similarly sized horizontals. With that style of headstock its at least 1920s or older and very likely was originally driven by a lineshaft. More modern mills of this size commonly have an enclosed headstock with a motor in the base.

 

[Jimmygrrr]

Thanks, I'll give those guys a shot