1862 London Exhibition: Catalogue: Class V.: Henry Hughes
1261. HUGHES, HENRY, Falcon Works, Loughborough.
Models of plant used by railway contractors.
1. Drawing of a locomotive engine for contractors and mineral railways, and all purposes where a light engine is required to ascend steep gradients and turn sharp curves . . . £450-0
2. Model of end-tipping waggon to hold three cubic yards. These waggons are made of stout elm, and put together with the best ironwork . . . £13-0
3. Model of side-tipping waggon . . . £14-0
4. Model of hand cart for earth work . . . £4-10
5. Model of contractors' or builders' travelling crane to lift three tons . . . £55-0
6. Model of strong dobbin cart with patent wheels . . . £8-5
7. Model of an improved horse power which occupies a very small space and gives out the full power of the horse . . . £18-0
8. Hughes's patent combined iron and wood wheel, which possesses great strength and durability, and entirely obviates the decay and shrinkage of wooden wheels.
9. Model of a stout 2-horse cart for contractors' purposes . . . £17-6