Need help identifying slicer

[Ace66]

I need help identifying this slicer. It has no tags or stamps anywhere. 12 inch blade

 

[mike243]

Oldass? �� no idea but looks like a quality made unit.

 

[ronbrad62]

Are there any tags or serial number on the motor underneath?

 

[Demosthenes9]

That sharpener assembly looks like it's from a Globe Chefmate. Possibly from a GC512. Part # A2300


Here's the front



and here's the rear












The angles on that opening in the side are throwing me off. But the 512 does have a plate over that area, so maybe it's hidden in most pics ?


https://www.webstaurantstore.com/gl...vity-feed-slicer-1-3-hp/377GC512.html#slide-2

 

[Demosthenes9]

Here's the rear view of a GC512. Profile looks to be the same, or very similar.

 

[Demosthenes9]

FWIW, if you are looking to piece that back together, unless it has some serious sentimental value, I wouldn't. Costs would be exorbitant. That's unless the pics you posted just show where you've stripped it down to the chassis, and you have most of the rest of the parts elsewhere

 

[rexster314]

FWIW, if you are looking to piece that back together, unless it has some serious sentimental value, I wouldn't. Costs would be exorbitant. That's unless the pics you posted just show where you've stripped it down to the chassis, and you have most of the rest of the parts elsewhere

Wholeheartedly agree. Hobart and Berkel parts are harder to find for their slicers from the 70's and when found cost a pretty penny.
This slicer looks like a lot of generic ones floating about.