Wow, thanks for such quick replies. I did a search on this forum and found Hendeyman's email. Here is the info he provided.
Greetings Taffy:
Little information remains in the files on these older machines, but here is what I could find.
Hendey lathe No.11106, a 14 x 6 Cone Head model was completed during mid-January 1910. It was shipped with an Oil Pan (offered at extra cost) and
a Taper Attachment. The original owner was E. Ingraham Company, Bristol, Connecticut. This lathe features the 1906 improved Carriage and Cross Slide.
There is a note in the files that indicates that your lathe was sent back to Hendey to be rebuilt, the work was completed on December 19, 1933.
The following information was taken from the original Rebuild Order:
Date Ordered: October 10, 1933
Date Started: October 11, 1933
Sold to: The E. Ingraham Company, Bristol, Connecticut
Description: TO BE THOROUGHLY REBUILT Lathe Serial #11106
1 - 14 x 6 Cone Type Lathe with Oil Pan and Taper Attachment
This machine to be rebuilt to original design
This machine to have accuracy equivalent to new machine
There are no longer any Patterns, Castings or Repair Parts left in inventory for this lathe, but all of the original drawings are still in the files, so parts can be
made if required. I sell copies of the drawings, the price is based on size and what the blueprint company charges me to copy these old drawings, they need special handling. I sell enlarged copies of the 1904 Parts Book, which you can use to identify a particular part when requesting a drawing. I give a discount
when you order more drawings, but I do charge $25 per hour for research time to locate the various drawings. It normally requires about one to two hours to find most drawings. If you would send me your street mailing address, I will send you a few pages from the 1910 Hendey catalog that has the specifications
for your lathe and some of the special features. If I can be of further help, let me know.
Not mentioned in my 1910 B & S catalog Milling Machines Attachments And Tools
