chisel morticer identification

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alasdairgauld

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Hi there,

Anyone know the make of this chisel morticer? I can’t find anything similar so any help would be appreciated.

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Looks like a Multico K, but an unusual one in that it looks like it’s weldment construction as opposed to cast iron for the frame. There’s a few things that look different to a Multico K, like the table and hand wheels look completely different, which makes you wonder whether it’s a Multico column and head on a different morticer’s base? The Multico M morticers were made by weldment, but perhaps this was a very late K before they went over to the M.
 
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