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[[Category: Stationary Engines]]
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1930s. 3hp. Exhibit at the Dave Lee Vintage Engine Collection.

of North Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Founded by Harry Cliff and Jonathan Bunting.

Acquired Swan & Co in 1895. Made agricultural machinery.

Started making traction engines in 1907. Only six were believed to have been built, and just one, dating from 1912 has survived into preservation

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Sources of Information

  • 'The Cliff & Bunting Traction Engine' by Roger Hamlin, 'Old Glory' magazine, No. 274, December 2012, pp.70 - 71</ref>
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