The lathe is a Baldwin. Made in Laconia NH. Made in around 1870 ish. Source-AMERICAN FOOT POWER AND HAND POWER MACHINERY by Kenneth L. Cope. Page 9 fig 15.
I own a Baldwin lathe just like the one shown however mine does not have the treadle wheel or components… I do believe you could have gotten this lathe lineshaft driven or maybe just adapt it over as shown in this old image. Note the interesting milling attachment! Also when I get more time I will share some other interesting facts and features about this lathe… I will start a new thread as to not hijack this one.
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