Miehle V-50 Vertical Letterpress Lft Cyl. Mounting Prts

Description

You may have noticed my other Miehle V-50 Vertical press parts sales.  I have a Heidelberg KSBA, and it works a LOT better than the vertical.  I even have some tricks to let me get closer to the gripper with a numbering machine, perf, and score, so I am disassembling the V-50 and selling it part by part.  Let me know if you have any specific part you want me to list, and I'll endeavor to list it ASAP.
These parts are a little screwy, as one of them was misnumbered by the factory, and one doesn't appear to be in the parts book.  These parts all came off of the impression cylinder when I removed it.  These parts are from the left side of the cylinder.  The part #22051 (not listed in book) can be seen on page 10 of the parts book, but no attribution is there.  I would call it a left cylinder mounting bracket as it is the one that the two large mounting bolts go through to hold the left side of the cylinder in place.  The part misnumbered by hand at the factory as #"23853" (as shown in the photo) is listed in the parts book as #23859, Ratchet Pawl Lock Collar.  The three springs are #22265, Thrust Collar Springs.  The other collar I can't easily find in the parts book, but it goes with these other parts.  When the cylinder is removed, these parts just slide off the side.
All parts here are in good to very good condition.
The press was completely refurbished around 1980 and was used pretty much continuously for the next 15 years, when I got the KSBA.  The vertical was then used only sporadically until about 2003.  After 2003, it was used virtually never,  maybe 2 - 5 jobs a year.
There is some grease, oil, and dried ink on the associated assemblies, but I cleaned them enough for you to see what good condition they are in. I lubricate my equipment very well because I am penurious.  Oil is cheaper than repairs.   If  you want to see any other view, let me know and I will endeavor to post it asap.
Insurance, signature confirmation included in S/H.  Shipping weight will be about 15 pounds.
Returns accepted for inaccurate item descriptions only.  International shipping ok. The ebay and USPS delivery estimates are wildly optimistic. My experience is that international shipping will take 10 - 21+ days until delivery. Only Express Mail has a chance to meet the delivery estimate.
Local pickup ok on all my items. .00 pickup charge for large items.
I will give combined shipping discounts.  The ebay combined shipping thing is too confusing.  Contact me for specific combinations.
BEST OFFER PEOPLE:  I am not on the computer during daylight hours, so you may not get a response to your offer until late at night, or the next day.  I would strongly recommend submitting a best offer by the day before the end of the auction, or I may not see it until the auction ends.  Fair warning to snipers or last minute bidders.
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INSURANCE NOTE:  I try to insure every shipment of .00 or more by ebay's insurance.  Unfortunately, 2012 postal regulations forbid insurance on certain types of postal shipping services  to various countries.  Also, unfortunately, I now usually only find out whether an item can be insured when I go to make out the shipping label.  If insurance is incredibly important to you, email me before bidding and I will try to see if the least expensive shipping service can be insured.  An example of the international differences is that at this time, Canada apparently forbids insurance on all postal service levels except Express Mail Parcels.  In contrast, I have been able to insure First Class Parcels to both Argentina and Switzerland.  I do not personally insure anything.  UNINSURED SHIPMENTS ARE SENT AT YOUR OWN RISK.
On Jan-24-13 at 20:08:30 PST, seller added the following information:
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