ATLAS 6-inch Lathe Mk. 2 "square style" Model 3950. Operator's Manual with Spare Parts Manual as exploded Components & screwcutting charts for English and Metric threads. Includes a copy of the Sales & Accessories Catalogue. While the ordinary manual has just 12 pages, this is a collection of 44 pages.

Atlas (and Craftsman-branded) Milling Machine - Instruction Manual and Illustrated Parts Manual. Includes 3 different very detailed and interesting Sales and Specification and Specification and Accessories Catalogs showing all models with accurate descriptions of their construction, parts, controls and the extensive accessory range.

Craftsman "The Wood Lathe" An instructional Booklet to accompany the company's wood-turning lathes. Published from the 1930s to the 1960s.

Craftsman 12-inch and Atlas 10-inch Lathes pre-1957: While the lathe remained basically the same for many years, with identical major components, various specifications were available with Model Numbers that included, over the years: 10-F, 10-D, TA36, TA42, TA48, TA54, TH36, TH42, TH48, TH54, TV36, TV42, TV48, TV54, H36, H42, H48, H54, V36, V42, V48, V54, QC42, QC54, etc.

CRAFTSMAN 12-inch LATHES late model from 1957 onwards - this model was identical to the Atlas 12-inch and sometimes labelled as the "Commercial".  It is found with the following Model Numbers (the suffix digits indicating some slight differences in specification, motor size, etc): 101.2890, 101.28900, 101.28950, 101.28910, 101.28940, 101.2758, 101.2759, 101.2895N, 101.2893

Craftsman 2-speed, 4-inch Dustless Belt Sander Model 315.22670. Assembly, Operating and Illustrated Parts Manual.

Craftsman 6-inch Lathe Mk.1 Models (the same as the Atlas 6-inch): "Type designations" stamped into the identification tabs on these Craftsman-branded models have included: 101.07301, 101.07300, 101.20140, 101.2048, 101.2048F, 101.2120, 101.2140 and 101.M1518 (for a special mica undercut version for electric repair-shop use) and the very early (and rather different) Type 101.07

Craftsman 6-inch lathe Mk. 2 "square style" (a "clone" of the Atlas 6-inch M.2). Operator's Manual with Spare Parts Manual as Exploded-component Drawings and screwcutting charts. Includes a copy of the Sales and Specification catalogue. Details of these lathes here: http://www.lathes.co.uk/craftsman6inchmk2

Craftsman 9-inch lathe Operator's Instruction and Maintenance Manual and Illustrated parts List. This edition is for the very early metal-turning lathe with the multiple V-belt drive. It was also sold with "Atlas" and "Metalmaster" badging.

Craftsman Power Hacksaw Model 108.1502/1501 3 sheets of Assembly, Operating Manual and Illustrated Parts Manual.

CRAFTSMAN/COMPANION/DUNLAP (USA): compilation of all 95 pages from the
Craftsman Catalogs that show metal-turning lathes. Covers: 1929, 1930, 1932,
1933, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942 and 1943 - when the
Catalog was withdrawn..then 1948, 1949, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1957
and 1960/61 93 pages.

Craftsman (Sears) Twin-cylinder Spray Compressor Model 106.154541 and 106.154591 and Spray Gun Model 106.157121: Owner's Manual and Parts as Exploded Component Drawings.

Craftsman Shaper Instruction Manual and Parts Manual Click here for pictures This is the comprehensive (and rare) edition produced for the UK market, not the simple spares list issued in the USA. Includes the first-edition, beautifully illustrated Sales and Specification and Accessories Catalogue (No. 30 and ) additional pages from later Catalogues.

Craftsman Spray Gun Model 106.157121: Owner's Manual and Parts as Exploded Component Drawings.

Metalmaster 9-inch Lathe with early "multi-belt" countershaft assembly and no backgear. This lathe was also sold as the "Atlas" 9-inch and "Craftsman Lathes" click here for pictures Rare, very early Instruction Manual and simple, Illustrated Parts Manual. Includes a copy of a rare, early Catalogue.

SHAPER WORK - Work on the Shaping machine - a complete, highly detailed and well-illustrated 333-page book on how to use and get the best from any shaper. Titled: "For Beginners in Machine Shop Practice" it features a larger machine - but the methods and principles involved apply to all makes and types. This is the very best manual on shaper work ever published.