Schaublin 102N - a late-model example and mounted on the correct maker's cabinet stand with storage. The bench top measures 150cm x 80cm and the height 85 cm. Overall bed length is one metre. The headstock has built-in indexing with four sets of holes: 12, 48, 60 and 100.  The lathe comes with an extensive set of accessories: a Schaublin high-speed milling and grinding spindle; 38 metric collets ranging from 1 to 20mm; plus 6 hexagonal bar collets; 6 square bar collets; a 2 Morse taper adapter; dead and live centres; Tripan SMD quick change toolpost (with ten-micron repeatability claimed – which is about right in my experience), and a Pratt Burnerd 100mm BP71 chuck with internal and external jaws. The lathe is powered by the original three-phase motor fitted with a Direct Drives one-to-three phase converter, sine filter and a variable speed controller - this integrates into the Schaublin two-speed forward and reverse switch box and gives a very wide range of infinitely variable spindle speeds.
This is a beautiful lathe to use, the cross-slide is sensitive, taught, and with very little backlash.  One feels perfectly confident working on small jobs close to the collets.  Occasionally, I have even attached stereo microscopes for ultra-precision work. This lathe is in phenomenally fine condition and has been used only for light horological work Viewing is highly recommended. £9000, with sensible offers considered.  Call 0771-1143-487 Herefordshire. Details of Schaublin 102 lathes here