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Messer and Thorpe

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June 1872.
1882.
Ten bucket fire extinguisher at London Canal Museum

Engineers of Gedling Street, Dockhead, London, SE.

1882 Makers of stationary steam engines and hoists.

Makers of a 'ten bucket fire extinguisher'. This was a water-filled galvanised iron box containing ten nested buckets.

1884 'makers of friction, and other sack tackles and hoists; improved safety lifts, corn and rice mills, &c., to suit shipping and export requirements'[1]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Lloyd's List - Friday 07 March 1884
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