Items from the 1910
catalogue
Domestic items: |
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Left to right:
a galvanised
'Waterloo' coal scoop, a galvanised 'Durham' coal scoop,
a galvanised half round coal scoop, and a coal box. |
| The catalogue included 12 different types of
bucket, all of which were available in various
sizes. |
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Left to right: a colliery
bucket, a fire bucket and a straight side bucket -
suitable for dairy or stable use. |
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More domestic items. |
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Left to right: a galvanised chamber
pail, a galvanised child's bath,
in sizes from 39 to 60 inches, and a galvanised washing tub. |
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Galvanised earth closet pans. |
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Left to right: a normal galvanised earth closet pan,
an extra strong galvanised earth closet pan, and an extra
strong galvanised earth closet pan with wheels, and
a handle. |
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Watering cans. |
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Left to right: a
galvanised watering can, a galvanised toilet can,
and a
galvanised milk can, Irish pattern. |
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Iron wheelbarrows. |
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Left to right: a child's barrow,
a boy's barrow, and the larger garden barrow. |
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An extra strong galvanised steel contractors'
pump, and
an improved swing water barrow. |
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Galvanised chimney cowls. |
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Left to right: the H cowl, the bonnet top, the
lobster top, the nonsuch and the vertical top. |
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| Specialised wheelbarrows. Left - the tubular
iron wheel barrow.
Right - the extra strong tar barrow, complete
with fire grate and melting pot. |
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Corn bins, mangers, and
cribs. |
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Left to right: a circular cattle
crib, a corn bin, and a steel manager. |
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Barrows and troughs. |
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Left - a galvanised steel fodder barrow, top right -
a Norfolk pattern trough with a with high
back, bottom right - a sheep trough with wheels. |
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| One of the company's farm buildings, a hay shed.
Estimates and designs could be had on application. |
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