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Emco Unimat DB200 &  SL1000 Lathe Nameplates
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If you have a different badge--please do send a photograph
That of a Swiss dealer: Mssrs. Schnellmann of Zürich and Lausanne is particularly sought.

Badge as used on most of the
early cast-iron models

Austrian/German -market SL1000

"American Edelstaal" DB200

Finnish market DB200 badge 1950s

American-market DB/SL

American-market DB200

Rare Model "W" - a woodworking version
of the earlier Unimat

UK market - from a Mk. 2B

Brazilian market

Dutch-market SL000

An Australian supplier's badge

From an Australian market SL

Another  badge without a model type

From American Edelstaal SL1000 but with no mention of the model type

From a ZAMAK DB200

A third version  of Canadian badge

Canadian-market DB200 The circular logo made from the letters CSA indicate approval by the "Canadian Standards Association" .

Blue badge from the an SL1000
distributed by Elliott in the UK

Later UK-market machine with ZAMAK base

Early UK-market machine with cast-iron base

From an American Sears, Roebuck-supplied machine