Hi there recently a family member past away and I've been clearing out his
workshop and come across a 1914 Dalton Lathe that needs to be sold, its in
working condition and has been in good use for its whole life. I was
hoping someone could help me on how to price it as it is going towards
funeral expenses.

many thanks.

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Luke wrote:

Hi there recently a family member past away and I've been clearing out his
workshop and come across a 1914 Dalton Lathe that needs to be sold, its in
working condition and has been in good use for its whole life. I was
hoping someone could help me on how to price it as it is going towards
funeral expenses.


Location? This group has members all over the world.


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replying to Michael A. Terrell , Luke wrote:
mike.terrell wrote:

Location? This group has members all over the world.
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it's UK

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mike.terrell wrote:

Location? This group has members all over the world.

it's UK

http://www.lathes.co.uk/dalton/index.html

On Tue, 13 Aug 2013 16:18:02 +0000, Luke
wrote:

Hi there recently a family member past away and I've been clearing out his
workshop and come across a 1914 Dalton Lathe that needs to be sold, its in
working condition and has been in good use for its whole life. I was
hoping someone could help me on how to price it as it is going towards
funeral expenses.

many thanks.

Which Dalton lathe?

http://www.lathes.co.uk/dalton/


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