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WTB Harrison AA or M300 lathe (25" c to c). Consider similar lathes as well.

I have a virtually new Harrison 10AA, well tooled. It is not for sale, yet. I will be 88 in a couple of months, and am not using any of my stuff much. Anyway, I have all the documentation and will be able to offer you a copy of the manual if you find one.
 
A Colchester Chipmaster/Harrison 10AA is not quite a Monarch 10EE or my personal favorite, a Smart and Browne 1024, but they sure are nice practical lathes.

Good luck with your search, they are out there.

Lucky7
 
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