Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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1851 Great Exhibition: Official Catalogue: Class VI.: J. Williams

From Graces Guide

234. WILLIAMS, J., 18 Westgate Buildings, Bath — Maker.

A one-horse portable steam-engine, for amateurs, designed by the Rev. C. R. Davy, Bath.

A self-acting foot-power slide and screw-cutting lathe, double-gear head-stocks, a new tool-holder, etc.

Foot-power drilling machine, with moveable bed, flat plates and experimental straight edges.

Model of a private door.

Ornamental cutting apparatus for lathes.— The above articles designed by the exhibitor.

Bolt and nut shaping machine for slide-rest, invented by John Wilson, Esq., Bath.

Ornamental screw-lifting jack, designed and made by the Rev. C. R. Davy, Bath.

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