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Manufactured/Badged by:
James Spencer & Co.
Hollinwood, England
Machine Specifications
Machine Class:
Metal Working Machinery
Machine Type:
Lathe, Metal
Machine Size:
Bed is 4 foot long
Submitted By:
Paul Gilbert
Machine Specifications
Description/Model:
James Spencer $co hollinwood Manchester England
Date of Manufacturer:
Only 1905
Serial Number:
None was ever issued because it was known as the 1
Last Updated
10/13/2025 11:12:57 PM
Comments:
For decades before 1905 this co made lathes with the counter shaft mounted above the lathe, eather on the ceiling or the wall. Only this the 2905 model was the counter shaft mounted directly on wider legs and towers on the lathe. Starting in 1906 all there lathes came with electric motors. Making the 1905 one of a kind.
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Model only made in 1905 all models made before 1905 had a separate counter shaft mounted on the ceiling. After 1905 all this co lathes came with electric motors.
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The Henry Ford museum,
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James Spencer &co hollinwood Manchester England
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Just Google this co name with the year and it will come up from a museum in the original building th
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James Spencer co
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Paul gilbert
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James Spencer co hollinwood Manchester England 1905
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Paul gilbert
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James Spencer co hollinwood Manchester England
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Bought in 1905 by Henry Ford, then bought by Paul Gilbert in 1980
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James Spencer co hollinwood Manchester 1905
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Paul gilbert
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