Csepel, a firm based in Hungary, were once well known for their heavy industrial lathes, milling machines and radial arm drills - machines exported to the West in their communist-controlled days branded as "Technoimpex".
Made during the 1960s in the town of Gyönygyös (and  unknown outside its native Hungry) the little EMR-140 lathe had a 70 mm centre height and admitted 350 mm between centres. It was of the traditional precision bench type with the expected half-round bed with a flat top and bevelled edges to locate the headstock and other fittings. It was available as a toolmaker's model with compound slide rest and tailstock or as a production machine with a 6-station capstan head and cut-off slide..
Running in plain bronze bearings the No. 1 Morse taper spindle had a bore of 13 mm with drive by V-belt to a 4-step pulley.