Twin spindle-speed control levers were carried on a concentric mounting on the right-hand face of the main column.
The very heavily built swivelling vertical head.
Vernier scale on the head-traverse ruler.
Larger 28-inch table--well supported on a heavy knee casting and with large diameter, zeroing, satin-chrome micrometer dials. Notice that the knee carries its slide on ways at two levels - with separate gib strips to adjust the clearances.
The longitudinal travel was cleverly arranged - the table-support casting was made as long as possible to give the table the best possible support no matter how far out it was moved In order to obtain a decent amount of travel the casting was formed with large semi-circular cut-outs to let the table feed-screw end plates travel into it right up to the handwheel abutment face (see picture below).
Semi-circular cut-out in the side of the knee casting to improve table travel
The vertical rods at each side the knee-elevation screw held the knee-balance weight within the cabinet stand.