STANDARD MODERN 10-inch Lathe. We don't have the specific manual but the "10-inch" is very similar to the Series 2000 11" model (the 10" measurement is conservative) with the main difference appearing to be that the headstock and tailstock are rounded rather than angular in appearance - and generally less "modern" looking.

The first manual for the original 10-inch Atlas did not include the screwcutting data - but later editions did, the makers including card inserts to allow the chapter to be included later. To make up for this I can supply the extensive thread-cutting instructions and dedicated charts from what was known as the 61-page "Supplementary Screwcutting Instruction Booklet".

Unfortunately a proper handbook was never produced for early flat-belt drive Sheldon lathes with 9-inch, 10-inch and 11-inch swings - but we can offer a complete Data Pack that gives all the information known about this model (Pictures of this type here: http://www.lathes.co.uk/sheldon/page5.html) It consists of: - "Care

Sheldon 10-inch L and XL (and many variants) later-type model, most on an underdrive stand but sometimes found as a bench-mounted type with a rear-mounted countershaft and the word "Sheldon" in large letters on the right-hand face of the headstock belt-drive cover. V-belt transmission a screwcutting gearbox with a single selector lever on the front face as sold from the late 19

Sheldon 10-inch L and XL later-type model with Underdrive Stand , V-belt transmission and a two-lever screwcutting gearbox as sold 1950s to 1970s under various designations. Operator's Instruction and Maintenance Manual and Illustrated Parts Manual as Exploded Component Drawings.

SOUTH BEND 9-inch and 10-inch "10K" lathes and also useful with clones such as the Ace, Blomqvist, Hercus, Joinville, Moody, Purcell, Sanches Blanes, Sheraton, Storebro, UFP, Boffelli & Finazzi, Demco, NSTC, Select (Lin Huan) and Parkanson. SOUTH BEND 9-inch and 10-inch "10K" lathes and also useful with clones such as the Ace, Blomqvist, Hercus, Joinville, Moody, Purcell, S

South Bend 'Heavy 10' and the 13", 141/2" and 16" to 24" Lathes: Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual. This version contains the highly-detailed and useful headstock bearing and backgear adjustment instructions. Also includes - as most buyers are interested in the 'Heavy 10', a total of 28 pages of catalog extracts covering this popular model.

Sphere (Atlas) 10-inch LATHE: A complete data pack of information (including all-known literature) that covers all models, from the first to last. It includes: 1) A comprehensive Owner's Manual with over 248 pages that contains detailed operating instructions for the lathe and its accessories together with maintenance and lubrication instructions - it's probably the best instru

Sebastian Bench Lathes 10" & 12" with both Geared Headstock and Cone Headstock Drives. Sales & Technical Specification Catalogue circa 1940. 4 pages

For other Sebastian literature see: https://store.lathes.co.uk/sebastian

SHELDON 10-inch L and XL later-type most on an underdrive stand but sometimes found as a bench-mounted type with a rear-mounted countershaft and the word "Sheldon" in large letters on the right-hand face of the headstock belt-drive cover. V-belt transmission a screwcutting gearbox with TWO SELECTOR LEVERS on the front face of the screenwriting gearbox as sold from the late 1940

ATLAS Lathes Accessories. A set of separate sheets originally published separately covering the:
1) Taper-turning Attachment (No. 6822) Mounting and Operating Manual and Parts Illustrations.
2) Follower Rest (Travelling Steady)Mounting and Operating Manual and Parts Illustrations.

Atlas Lathe "Pick-o-matic" Screwcutting Attalchment. 79-page Manual for the 10-inch F and D type Lathe. Complete Installation and Operator's Instruction Manual with extensive charts giving threads and feed rates for every possible combination of gears and including threads not listed on the lathe. Exploded components diagrams.

Halifax (Sphere, Acorn, Atlas) 10-inch lathe:
A complete data pack of information (including all-known literature) that covers all models, from the first to last. It includes:

LOGAN (USA) Lathes and Accessories: Two interesting, very early (1943) Parts Manuals and a Catalogue with complete details of the first 10-inch lathe in bench, stand and turret form.

Champion Blower Forge Lathes. Sales sheets for the 9-inch, 10-inch, 13-inch and 16-inch models from the 1920s. 4 pages.

 DALE Lathe. A 10-inch centre height machine of unknown origin. 4-page Sales & Technical Specifcation Catalogue.

SIMPLEX (by Mondiale, the Netherlands) 10-inch lathe. Sales & Technical Specification Catalogue. 8 pages.

Mitchell earlier 10.5 & 12.5-inch all-geared-head lathes. Sales & Specification Catalogue. 2 pages

Pratt and Whitney 1920s Flat-belt drive Engine Lathes. Models 10-inch, 14-inch, 16-inch, 16-inch geared-head. Sales and Technical Specification Catalogue. 10 pages

Atlas 10-inch Screwcutting Gearbox Instructions. These are the instructions provided when a customer bought the screwcutting gearbox to fit to a changewheel-equipped standard lathe. Comprehensive 72-page Special Edition listing all the setting for standard, metric and odd threads and feeds.

Atlas 10-inch F and D type Lathe. Separate Parts Manual as exploded component diagrams and a basic threading chart.

Delta Rockwell 10-inch Lathe (Rockwell) Instruction Book, Maintenance Manual and Exploded Parts Diagrams. Includes pictures of the frequently-damaged screwcutting and lubrication charts, a number of useful and well-illustrated dismantling procedures and a copy of the Maker's Sales & Specification and Accessories Catalog.