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Link to a video I took of the press I am working on. I only need rollers and trucks for it but I cant find a makers mark on it. Any clues? The fellow pushing the wheel is our mentor for the restoration. He is a retired printer. the press peeking out of the in the bottom right corner is a C&P old style.
http://youtu.be/9wlICLA9ZKU
Hard to be sure, but it looks like a 10x15 or 12x18 C&P with Kluge feeder.
Brad.
Yes, it looks like a C&P with a Kluge feeder. Every full Kluge I have seen has had a drive pulley inside the left-side flywheel (between the flywheel and press frame) as you face the press. Some of the later models had flywheels on both sides, but I believe still had the drive pulley on the left side. The model of C&P looks like a plain Newstyle, and not the Craftsman model.
John Henry
It is a C & P with a Kluge feeder, I ran one for my dad as a kid.