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Help to identify lathe possible BSA / BURTON GRIFFITHS?

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Pg123

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I’m looking for some help please to identify
The lathe below

Various brass plate’s one says BSA 6”x20”

Another says “built exclusively for BSA TOOLS LTD BIRMINGHAM” ?



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any help / advice would be much appreciated thanks Pete
 
P.G.

I am of the feeling I have come across one of these lathes before, I think it is a Burton Griffiths Multi -Cut, They were designed for plain turning Piston bodies for motor car engines etc, a multi tool set up was set on a jig on the workbench, and a plunge cut taken thus giving all the grooves at once
 
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