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[[Image:Im1895EnV80-p214.jpg|thumb| 1895. ]]
[[Image:Im1897EnV84-p087.jpg|thumb| 1897. Saw for crank webs]]
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[[Image:Im1899EnV88-p217.jpg|thumb| 1899. Machine for notching out the ends of
[[Image:Im1899EnV88-p217.jpg|thumb| 1899. Machine for notching out the ends of
girders to fit between the flanges of cross girders. <ref>[[The Engineer 1899/09/01]]</ref>]]
girders to fit between the flanges of cross girders. <ref>[[The Engineer 1899/09/01]]</ref>]]
[[Image:Im1897EnV84-p087.jpg|thumb| 1897. Saw for crank webs]]


[[Image:Im190102Cass-Hill.jpg|thumb| February 1901. ]]
[[Image:Im190102Cass-Hill.jpg|thumb| February 1901. ]]

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1895.
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1897. Saw for crank webs
1899.
1899. Machine for notching out the ends of girders to fit between the flanges of cross girders. [1]
February 1901.
January 1902.
1906. Duplex Frame Plate Sawing Machine.
1907.
1907. Marine crank sawing machine
February 1911.

Isaac Hill and Son of St. George's Engineering Works, Wood's Lane, Derby

1864 Business established by Isaac Hill

1890 Description of cold steel sawing machine [2]

1890 Description of cold steel sawing machine with vertical spindle. Two had been supplied to the Steel Company of Scotland for cutting the runners and risers of steel castings[3]

1894 Catalogue of Flush Side Cold sawing Machines for various purposes

1895 Advert. Cold sawing machines. Malleable iron castings

1897 Saw for crank webs [4]

1899 Advert. Cold sawing machines with hundreds in use. Malleable iron castings

1922 Proprietor: Ald. Joseph Hill, J.P., M.I. and S.I., M.I.Mech.E. Products: cold and hot iron and steel sawing machinery; saw sharpening machines; malleable iron and steel alloy castings; machine tools.

1927 S. Russell and Sons purchased the goodwill of the metal-sawing machine department of Isaac Hill and Son Ltd. and secured the services of D. M. J. Hill late of that firm.[5]


See Also

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Sources of Information

  • The Engineer 1894/09/14 p238
  • Mechanical World Year Book 1895. Published by Emmott and Co of Manchester. Advert p154
  • Mechanical World Year Book 1899. Published by Emmott and Co of Manchester. Advert p24
  1. ↑ The Engineer 1899/09/01
  2. ↑ Engineering 1890/03/14
  3. ↑ Engineering 1890/11/28
  4. ↑ The Engineer 1897/07/23
  5. ↑ The Engineer 1927/04/29
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