Help Identify Small CNC Lathe

I have posted the following to the RCM dropbox at:

http://www.metalworking.com/dropbox/

Files:
cnclathe.txt - this file
cnclath1.jpg - front view
cnclath2.jpg - rear view

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Looking for help to identify the manufacturer of this
little cnc lathe. No name, serial number, etc.
All I have is what is in the pictures.

It will swing 6" over the ways and 2.5" over the cross slide.
About 13" between centers. The screws holding it together are
fractional, not metric. The spindle motor is a dc permant magnet
with a built in tach made by SEM - specs: 4000 rpm, 80 volts, 7.5 amps.
There also an rotary encoder driven by a cog belt from the spindle.
Encoder info: Sokki Electronics Corp., Rotary Scale, JR 105 A 1000C,
No. 5X6095.

The spindle has a thru hole .91" dia., about a 30 degree included
angle in the bore, 2.25 dia. x .10 mounting ring with three tapped
holes in its face.

The machine is well built from cast iron. Doesn't look "home-made".

Any info will be appreciated.

Thanks,

Bob