An 8-screw Bell Chuck marked LS & Co. (for Lorch Schmidt) one that the artist preparing the engravings for the catalogue forgot to change to Geo Adams …..
Driver for between-centres' work
Expensive collet-mounted miniature 3 and 4-jaw chucks helped the tiny lathes to tackle a wider range of more demanding work.
Lever Action Tailstock and extra-long Tee rest.
Saw Table This was also available as a plain version without the fence assembly.
High-speed spindle and vice (1.75" wide by 1.125" deep) to mount on the vertical slide.
Vertical slide with 1.875" x 4.625" table and 1.75" of travel.
Dividing Head Designed to fit the Universal Rest and to accept B type collets.
Fixed steady with gun-metal jaws.
Even a watchmaker's type faceplate was available for the GS.