1862 London Exhibition: Catalogue: Class IX.: Charles Clay
From Graces Guide
2093. CLAY, CHARLES, Stennard Iron Works, Wakefield, Yorkshire.
Clay's patent cultivator and horse hoe.
Obtained Prize at the Paris Exhibition, and also from the Royal Agricultural Society.
- 1. PATENT HORSE-POWER CULTIVATOR. The tines of this implement are raised backward, as in a horse-rake. Price, ranging according to the number of tines, from £6-5s to £12-0s
- 2. PATENT HORSE HOE. In this implement by a very simple arrangement, the width of cut can he instantly varied during the progress of the horses. Price £2-5s. Chain harrow, 15s. extra.
- 3. CLAY'S PATENT STEAM-POWER CULTIVATOR. £40