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**[[Peter Fairbairn and Co | Fairbairn and Co]], of Leeds, small portable shearing machine. | **[[Peter Fairbairn and Co | Fairbairn and Co]], of Leeds, small portable shearing machine. | ||
**[[Hulse and Co |Hulse]], of Manchester, punching and shearing machine. | **[[Hulse and Co |Hulse]], of Manchester, punching and shearing machine. | ||
**[[Hunt]], of London, punching and shearing hand machine. | **[[Hunt (2)|Hunt]], of London, punching and shearing hand machine. | ||
**[[James Rhodes (of Wakefield) | Rhodes]], of Wakefield, punching and shearing machine. | **[[James Rhodes (of Wakefield) | Rhodes]], of Wakefield, punching and shearing machine. | ||
**[[De Bergue and Co]], of Manchester, two punching and shearing machines and a riveting machine for girder work. | **[[De Bergue and Co]], of Manchester, two punching and shearing machines and a riveting machine for girder work. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:16, 8 October 2020
Main Subjects
- Barker's Casting Drums and Pulleys, p 231. (Illustrated).
- British Association 1862. p 227 - 229.
- 'Investigation on the Exact Form and Motion of Waves at and near the Surface of Deep Water' by William John Macquorn Rankine.
- 'The Manufacture of Hydrocarbon Oils and Paraffin from Peat'. by Mr. Paul.
- 'Artificial Stones' by Professor D. T. Ansted.
- Mr Frederick Ransome.
- William Fairbairn.
- Editorial, p 235.
- Marine engines in the Exhibition.
- The Gun Question.
- Hack and Carter's Screw Cocks, p 231 - 232. (Illustrated).
- Letters to the Editor, p 232.
- J. H. Stacy.
- John Dixon of the Stockton and Darlington Railway
- James Macpherson.
- R. W. Woollacombe.
- Plate Working Machinery at the International Exhibition. p 232.
- M. Tussaud of Paris, shearing machine.
- Whitworth of Manchester, large punching and shearing machines.
- Sharp, Stewart and Co of Leeds, large punching and shearing machines.
- Buckton, of Leeds, large punching and shearing machines.
- Nasmyth and Co, of Patricroft, punching machine.
- Fairbairn and Co, of Leeds, small portable shearing machine.
- Hulse, of Manchester, punching and shearing machine.
- Hunt, of London, punching and shearing hand machine.
- Rhodes, of Wakefield, punching and shearing machine.
- De Bergue and Co, of Manchester, two punching and shearing machines and a riveting machine for girder work.
- Society of Engineers, October 6th 1862,- E. Riley in the Chair - 'Steam Carriages' by A. F. Yarrow, p 229 - 231.
- Williamson's Generating and Superheating Steam, p 234. (Illustrated).
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