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Built in Germany by Leinen, the Paulson was a lightly modified Model WW80 built for distribution by Henry Paulson & Co. of 131 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago 3, U.S.A. The exact specification is not certain, but Paulson are known to have required a "micro-feed" tailstock spindle with a micrometer dial engraved with metric divisions (and for the spindle to take collets); an improved tailstock-to ...
May 27, 2011 · Paulson was a material house back in the day, and they rebranded Boley Leinen lathes under their name. They are WW pattern, almost always with a collet holding tailstock, and of supreme quality. They often go cheaper than similar lathes from the above brands as few people recognize them for what they are.
HENRY PAULSON Watchmakers Lathe w/-Starite motor Foot Control & storage box. 4countypicks. (1636) 94.9% positive. Seller's other items. Contact seller. US $625.00. or Best Offer. No Interest if paid in full in 6 mo on $99+ with PayPal Credit*.
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MULTIPLE ORIGINS FOR PAULSON SUPREME LATHES . I first became aware of the Paulson lathes from Donald de Carle’s book “The Watchmaker’s Lathe and how to use it” which states (p. 138 in my 1980 edition), “A German-made lathe manufactured to the specifications and requirements of Henry Paulson & Co., 131 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago 3 ...
Apr 7, 2002 · Unfortunately, in the article about Paulson lathes, de Carle just says they're "a German-made lathe manufactured to the specification and requirement of Henry Paulson & Co., 131 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, IL, USA." It would seem that if Mr. de Carle knew the true manufacturer himself, he didn't feel the need to be forthcoming about revealing it!
Source eBay. Built in Germany by Lienen, the Paulson was a lightly modified WW80 model built for distribution by Henry Paulson & Co. Of Chicago Ill. This Paulson has a "micro feed tail stock" with a micrometer dial engraved with metric divisions and it will accept collets. Has an improved tail stock to bed clamping system; dust proof headstock ...
This is a Henry Paulson Germany Watchmaker’s 8 MM Lathe. This lathe has a good Borel plate, good motor, good rheostat and good bed with headstock and draw bar. The motor and rheostat do run and the draw bar does support an 8 MM collet. The lathe could use a good cleaning but is still functional. Great spare lathe or la
