The large wheel at the end of the bed turned the internal leadscrew - its handle is of the type fitted to later machines  Available with either a centre formed on the end, or a ready-fitted tailstock chuck, the tailstock barrel on the Wade CAV was square. Because the tailstock was cast in one piece it could not be offset for taper turning and to get round this the makers offered a centre mounted in a slot on the T-shaped end of a special barrel.

A chuck often found fitted to the CAV was the "Whiton" 3 jaw ring-scroll chuck of 2.5" diameter.
The maker's name was inscribed on the face of the chuck, with the CAV logo and company address on the outside.

Six-screw Bell Chuck
Internal diameter 11/2"

Faceplate clamp
Designed to fit into the faceplate slots and convert it into a simple 4-jaw chuck. Supplied in sets of four.

Tiny,  radially-slotted faceplate which could be converted in a 4-jaw chuck by the addition of four faceplate clamps as shown below.

The handle on the cross-feed screw wheel is original - as are the small, square-headed bolts in the toolpost.
The toolpost was a simple "clog-heel" type, made in either aluminium or bronze - through the latter, being expensive, is rare and must have been abandoned early in the machine's life.

A spring-loaded, "clip-on" handwheel pointer, so neatly installed that it could well be original.