Dang Craigslist Free section bit me again...
No data plate that I can find, but the lower blade guard says Craftsman and the motor says Walker-Turner. Signed up for the Old Wood Working Tools forum on Vintage Machinery, one reply says W-T, 1937-1940 roughly. 16 inch wheels, 17x18 table.
Everything turns freely and seems to be mostly complete.
Appears to have fallen over at some point, the upper blade guard (very thin cast aluminum) is all stove to hell and patched back together with fiberglass patches and the upper wheel was broken in several places and brazed back together. Nice job of brazing, but the wheel has some wobble.
Right now the only thing I KNOW it needs is new tires. Might be missing some bits on the upper and lower blade guides, I'll know more later today.
Plan "A" is to see if I can slow it down enough to use for metal cutting (with the appropriate blade, of course) without irreversibly modifying anything. Thinking a gearbox between the motor and drive pulley.