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Quite possibly, you could do with a better photo of the box really. If it's only the box itself that's been knocked out of alignment the innards should be OK.
Between 1979 and 1982 I had a very old flat belt drive Radial drill, some obscure German make I can't remember, about a 3ft throat & 4 MT etc etc on agricultural fabrication work.
(FYI - WWI German battleship)
Possibly but
Along with a Taylor drill vice, it had a 6'' QR Record bench vice on it when it came to me, and for the vast majority of the work I was doing the Record was the better vice.
It came from the bankruptcy / closing down sale of a small chalk quarry and processing works.
I got the drill, 2 vices, several angle plates etc etc and 2 of the old Watney quart bottle wooden beer crates stuffed full of drills sleeves and several reasonable chucks for £85 + VAT AKA a steal
It was in a mess and a I got a fair amount of piss taken over my purchase (Like - I'd paid far too much for a couple of tons of scrap !) about 10 hrs work had her up and running nicely.
That machine did some serious work for me 000's of holes - for I think?? 1 off, new flat belt - I used to tell the ''where the hell and how old is that? brigade'' ;- It's not that old they'd used it on the keel of the *Kaiser Wilhelm II
When I parted with it in March 82, oddly enough, it was ''the piss taker in chief'' ............who after a little haggling, quite happily gave me 300 quid for it
