Blowing up the photo, I was able to make out the model:
Feeding that to Google got me a a brief history, some specifications (it weighs ten tons) and some more photos. It also got me several ads for used ones. One as close as Pennsylvania, another as far as India.
The machine is accurate to a ten-thousandth of an inch, which is ten times more accurate than your run of the mill machine tools.
Update April 2015: replaced the photos that Blogger lost. The smaller one is no longer a detail from the larger one, I found it out on the net.
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Shipping would be a bear, though...
That would be putting it mildly. You might be able to get them to pay you to remove it, which could cut your costs.
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