DESCRIPTION: Bison-Bial was founded shortly after WWII to manufacture large machine vises. They began making chucks in 1950. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Bison began exporting to the rest of the world and became well-known for high-quality tooling. This nice 10" chuck seems to have seen little or no use. FEATURES: Manufactured by Bison-Bial in PolandModel 3245-10"-610" DiameterType D Cam Lock MountMounting dimension is 2-5/8" from spindle center to center of mounting pin - should fit D-1-63" Through-Hole CA Inventory # 6310  

DESCRIPTION: Both Skinner and Horton chucks were standard on Leblond, South Bend, and other major-make lathes for many years before the two companies combined as Skinner-Horton. They were later acquired by Cushman Industries as the US machine tools industry consolidated due to competition from overseas. This nice three-jaw chuck originates from some time not long enough after the Cushman transition for the Skinner name to have disappeared. Some machine tool aficionados may be able to date it with the model and serial numbers. For others, what will really matter is that it's just a good, US-made, well-designed chuck. Please note that the through-hole is 2.75" even though it does not look like it given the perspective angle of the images. FEATURES: Manufactured by Skinner-Horton Div. of Cushman in USModel 3510L00S-515710" DiameterApproximately 3-11/16" OD Screw Mount2.5" Through-HoleLarge low profile step jaws with open center CA Inventory # 6311  

0 DESCRIPTION: BTC 3-jaw self-centering scroll chuck with 3.25" through-hole and reversible jaws. FEATURES: Manufactured by BTC in Los Angeles, CA3.25" through-holedouble rear mount rings6 hole mounting CA Inventory # 6372  

Model # TGM 18 EHManufactured by: SchunkSize of one block 5.25 by 4.75 vy 2.375 inchesLooks good new in box. Note this listing and price is for 1 of 2 available sets for sale. Each set contains three blocks CA# 3627

For sale is a  Metal Lathe FacePlate 14"  2.25 thru-hole. Cavlon Item # 1718.