Amberley (click on photograph to bring up bigger/better
version).
The first three photos are by Paul Snelling - thanks,
Paul.
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Two nicely preserved pumps at the Amberley Working Museum - and I
think both of them are in working condition.
Markings: A nameplate on the barrel reading: "JOHN WARNER &
SONS LONDON MANUFACTURERS".
Manufacturer: Warners of
London. |
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Many, but not all, features of the second pump are very similar to
the one above.
Markings:
None.
Manufacturer: Probably Warners. |
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And one in a scullery/laundry at the museum.
Markings: Flag and "PARAGON".
Manufacturer: Lee
Howl. |
And these are by Mike Faherty - thanks,
Mike.
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Here's another at the museum.
Markings: "RUNWELL No 5".
Manufacturer: Ashwell & Nesbit Ltd., of
Leicester. |
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And
this one of quite a different design.
Markings: Reportedly "CHALLENGE", although it's obscured by
many layers of paint.
Manufacturer: Possibly a Joseph Evans
model. |
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