It the vert a 45? we have two V50's (American) at our museum in Gulgong Australia, years ago most places had batteries of these machines, where I was an apprentice (comp) they had 2 45's and a 36 you could hear it all over the factory. Arthur
In the 50's and 60's these were used for 4 colour process work, they had a very early model (just post war) at the place I worked at, then they bought a later model, These were the top machines of their day, Arthur
Our Wharfedale press a small 15x20 Dawson and Sons stick flyer late 1800's is still in working condition at Gulgong Pioneers Museum in NSW Australia. The larger ones were common in country newspapers printing 4 tabloid pages at a time, Arthur at Gulgong
We have 2 C4's and a star base C3 Inters running at our museum in Gulgong Australia and I have at least one working when I am there. Great machines. Arthur
Model 8? we had a 8 and a 14 at where I was an apprentice in the 1950's