Crush

an old industrial machine made in Belgium, more specifically from the firm of A. Busschots & L. Le Jeune, a historic manufacturer from Brussels. Here's what I can deduce:

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1. Manufacturer details
• Name: A. Busschots & L. Le Jeune
• Function: Engineers-Constructors
• Address: 255, Rue Royale, BRUXELLES (Brussels)
• Tel. B. 69026 (old telephone notation – typical early 20th century)

This company was active in the design and construction of industrial machinery, especially in the 19th and early 20th centuries. It is therefore most likely an antique or early industrial machine.

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2. Visual description of the machine

The machine in the second photo is clearly a mechanical crusher, cutter or mill, probably used for:
• Feed processing (such as cutting or grinding corn or grain)
• Agriculture or food industry
• Small quarries or metalworking (less likely)

Recognizable parts:
• Funnel-shaped infeed: where the product is fed
• Gearbox and flywheel: power was delivered manually or via belt transmission (driven by motor or bottom bracket)
• Robust cast iron legs and frame
• Open cutting/crushing chamber visible on the side