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Yes Ron, I'm in southeastern CT.

Not sure why the text was shown two times as I only sent it one time with the pictures.? DAN help:-)? Dennis

Hi John, Not sure how my name ended up being Ron. Thanks for the link to this Museum, I now see my first road trip after vaccination! Guy Sent: Wednesday, January 6, 2021 9:52 AM To:

Hi John Are you in Connecticut? ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, January 6, 2021 9:51 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected]

John back in 2015 my buddy and me did a trip from Oregon to York Pa and visited Cabin Fever model engineering show as that is one of my other hobbies.? We spent two weeks on the road and also took

All, I'm so glad to see these historical machines resurfacing! Ron, I totally agree with your plan to restore the machine. I recently completed a restore on an early Lot 4 with both the intent of

One other thing Ron that I find odd in your grandfathers Dalton.? The half nut is controlled by a large round knob rather than a lever that we see on all other Daltons.? Also notice you have the

This is so odd that the two oldest Daltons show up about the same time.? I got my first one in 1998 and it took me to 2001 to find a second one that one being Andy Sargent of Cincinnati.? Your

Dear Dennis, If the lathe you saw is the oldest Dalton known, then I have the second oldest: Lot 2 serial number 5. Like the one you describe it has the serial number stamped on the front bed way.

I was told this is a 1917, the saddle and crosslide and everything move smoothly and seem to be not heavily worn.? There is not alot of backlash on the handles and there is no wear grooves in the

Dennis, did you rec'e pics that I sent?? Norm

Dennis, did you rec'e? pics that I sent to you???? Norm

what serial number? (its on the back end of the Ways). That would determine its age

Thanx Dennis. Located Cleve, Oh.? Price $1400.

Let people now price what comes with it and location. Dennis

Pictures, please, Norm !!! :) -- *Dan & Jeanne Linscheid* *Salem, OR*

Greetings, I have this Dalton lathe, I now wish to sell it. it is a ‘Dalton Six’, type B-4. Norm

Hi Terry As to small mills there are a few to choose from.? In the table top verity the mill drill machine is not a bad start though I don't like them but they have been around since the early 70's

Terry, It took me three years to find just what you're looking for. I stumbled across a 1942 BC Ames horizontal mill that somebody mounted a Bridgeport C-head on. Picked it up a year ago for $700.

Keep us all posted on your conversation with this young whippersnapper. It would be good to preserve/ restore that rare bird! I did see the one in Glen Spay too. Nice work!...