Early Cromwell Mk. 2 mounted on the maker's cast-iron cabinet stand
The large diameter, coarse-pitch leadscrew
Alternative top slides appear to have been offered-- some machines being found, as shown, with one identical to the type, with exposed slideways and two T-slots, used by Boley on their pre-WW2 Model 3L and 4L lathes. Other lathes had an entirely different arrangement with covered ways and a single T-slot.
Changewheel and pick-off gear storage was on neat spiders
Cromwell Mk. 2 Screwcutting Charts
Sliding feed chart
Engraved degree scale for rotating the top slide. On some lathes this casting part was in iron, on others bronze
Underside of the top slide. Whilst a normal V-edge was used, with a gib strip, instead of the base casting being flanged for the upper casting to run on this unit was highly unusual in employing the roof of the upper casting instead.
Countershaft motor bracket. The whole of the countershaft drive system was very heavily built.
A contrast in fortunes: whilst the reversing switch facia (above) was over-engineered in cast bronze - an astonishing waste of money - that for the on/off switch (below) appears to have been in ZAMAK.