Hello, this is possibly the first small fingerprint of the little fountain pen museum. Big table left side: Two Wolff- Jahn turnery machines, the left one had been used by Hebborn/ Luxor and later was bougt by my grandfather. The right one was used by Reform(old) and later by ERO. The turneries had rapod- closing tongs and one worker could make hundreds of pen parts per day. You see some some drills and winding makers on the right side of the desk, also a set of these colletts, one for each single diameter. There are several small machines on the right table which I only partially can identify, but these came from nib- makers (Degussa, Mutschler, Bock) The machine on the rigt side is an imprint machine from Mutschler/ Reform (new) Imprints were made by a hot metal stamp. Engravings were made by mill cut.
Kind Regards
Thomas