Boiler feed pump. Exhibit at Bolton Steam Museum.
Exhibit at the Museum of Power.
Exhibit at the Museum of Power. Detail.
Steam-driven punching/shearing machine running on compressed air at Underfall Yard Workshops, Bristol
of Egerton Street, Hulme, Manchester. (1872). [1]
of Oldfield-road Ironworks, Salford (1880)[2], makers of steam-driven pumps and punching and shearing machines.
1852 Business founded by John Cameron (1818-1880)
1861 Employing 24 men and 26 boys.[3]
1896 Cam and lever-punching and shearing machine[4]
1900 Business incorporated
1922 Maker of punching and shearing machines and steam pumps.
1922 Principals: M. H. Cameron, C. L. K. Cameron and H. Cameron.
Cameron's Oldfield Road Iron Works is shown on the 1894 O.S. map[5] as bounded by Oldfield Road on the west, Crowther Street on the east, Woden Street to the south, with houses to the north. The site was approx 230 ft by 230 ft.
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