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MANUFACTURING- MACHINES and TOOLS.
124 Clymer 8c Dixon, 10 Finsbury St. Finsbury Sq.Pat. arid Manu.—Columbian printing press.
128 Redmond, A. Birmingham, Imp. and Inv.—Work-ing model of patent machine for dry-cementing envelopes.
130 Donkin, B. & Co. Bermondsey, Manu. and partInv.— Model of improved paper-making machine.
132 Brewer, Jane, 19 Surrey PI. Old Kent Rd. Manu.—Endless brass wire cloth, rollers, moulds, &c. used inmaking paper.
134 Cowper, E. F.R.S. 9 Kensington Park Rd. NottingHill, Inv. and Pat.—Model by T. B. Winter, Esq. student inKing’s College, London, of the printing-machine now ingeneral use. The Catalogue of the Exhibition is printed bythese machines.
135 Church & Goddard, Birmingham, Manu.—Ma-chine for cutting card-boards into cards for printing andother purposes. Machine to cut, print, number, count, andpack tickets. Machine for dating railway ticketB.
- 136 Taylor, W. Nottingham, Des. and Manu.—Machinefor forming hemispherical paper-shades from fiat discs ofpaper. Ornamental paper work, &c,
138 Black, J. Edin. Manu. — Patent folding machine.
140 hitaker, R. Bury St. Edmund’s.—Bookbinders’press.
142 Straker, S. 80 Bishopsgate St. Within, Manu.—Side-lever lithographic press, with improved registering-machine, for colour printing.
144 Brewer, C. & W. Malcolm Works, Larkhall Lane,Inv. and Manu.—Rollers, moulds, &c. for paper-making,with illustrations. Patented.
140 Ransomes 8c May, Ipswich, Manu.—Model of patentexcavator, for railways or canals. Models of improvedapparatus and machinery, for preparing timber withcreosote , &c.
148 Pope, T. 8c C. 5G St. Paul’s Sq. Birmingham.—Copying and other presses.
150 Cobb, T. 19 Portugal St. Lincoln’s Inn, Manu.—Model of improved printing press.
151 Harris, C. Shnlford, Guildford. — Fly press forembossing.
152 Ligiitfoot, T. M. South Shields.—Rag-beatingengine.
154 Jarrett, G. 45 Lee St. Kingsland Rd.—Improvedembossing presses.
155 Collett, C. 8 Great Cambridge St. Hackney Rd.—Embossing presses.
158 Sullivan, T. Foots’ Cray, Kent, Inv. and Manu.—Models of rollers for producing the water-mark, &c. inmachine-laid paper.
157 Harrild & Sons, 10 and 11 Great Distaff Lane,Friday St.—Printing presses and plough cutting machine.
158 Napier & Son, Lambeth, Inv. and Manu.—Compasswhich registers on paper the compass course which a vesselhas been steered for 24 hours. Perfecting printing ma-chine (worked by H. Silverlock, printer). Pat. self-feedingand discharging centrifugal apparatus, suited for the sepa-ration of molasses from the crystal and other purposes.
100 McClure & Co. Bow Churchyard, London.—Litho-graphic press.
102 Hopkjnson & Cope, 14 New North St. Finsbury,Inv. and Manu.—Albion printing press. Holm’s patent,Scandinavian printing machine, worked by II. Silverlock,printer, Doctors Commons.
104 Waterlow & Sons, London Wall.—Printing ma-chine. Patent self-feeding envelope machine, producingenvelopes folded, gummed, and embossed. Machine for |numbering hank notes. Patent autographic press.
105 Watson, II. Newcastle.—Pulp-strainer for papermaking, and hydro-electric machine. Patent valve.
100 Cowan & Sons, 45 Upper Thames St. — Patentpaper pulp meter.
108 Schlesinger & Co. 8 Old Jewry. — Paging andnumbering machine. Ticket-printing machine. Machinefor printing bank notes.
200 Fairbairn, W. & Sons, Manchester.—Rivettingmachine.
201 Whitworth, J. & Co. Manchester, Manu.—Self-acting lathes, planing, slotting, drilling and boring, screw-ing, cutting, and dividing, punching and shearing, machines.Patent knitting machine. Patent screw stocks, with diesand taps. Measuring machine, and standard yard, &c.
202 Foster, T. Manchester, Inv.—Method of applyingetching ground copper rollers.
203 Lyons, M. 143 Suffolk St. Birmingham, Inv.—Appa-ratus and specimens to illustrate the process of brightelectro-plating, gilding, electro-engraving, and deposition ofcopper for the formation of tubes, particularly suitable forembossed works of art.
204 Sharp Brothers, Manchester.— Lathe, slotting,and self-acting planing machines.
205 Mordan, Sampson, & Co. City Rd. Manu.—Brightsteel fire-proof jewel-box, with or*molu ornaments. Elegantcarved and inlaid pearl inkstand, &c. Gold pens. Complexself-acting rose-engine and tracing-machine. Combinationcopying and seal press.
200 Muir, W. Salford, Manu.—Amateur foot lathe, withjoiner’s bench, tool-cheat, 8cc. Patent coffee-mills. Screwembossing press, with specimens, 8cc. Copying presses.Screw-stocks, taps, &c. Oil-testing machine. Inv. by E.Thomas, of Manchester. Registered theodolite. Des. byH. Goss, of Salford. Soap-culting-machine. Inv. by \V.Storey, of Manchester.
208 Garforth, W. J. & J. Dukinfield, near Ashton-under-Lyne.—Steam rivetting machine, direct action.
209 Lewis & Sons, Manchester, Manu.—Wheel cuttingand dividing engine. Model of Lewis Mac Lardy’s patentroving and slab spindle, &c.
210 Shanks, A. 6 Robert St. Adelphi, Inv. and Manu.—Bolt screwing machine. Improved high-pressure engine.Detail planing machines, one being for hand power.
212 Johnson, K. & Brother, Dale St. Manchester,Manu.—Wire-drawing benches, showing the process ofdrawing strong and fine sizes of iron wire, with specimens.
213 Parr, Curtis, 8c Madeley, Manchester.—Planing-machine, lathes, 8cc.
214 Taylor, W. 33 Little Queen St. Holborn.—Pressfor striking medals.
215 Bennett, J. 1 Thistle St. Oldham.—Drawing ofan engineer’s lathe.
218 Hick & Son, Bolton, Des. and Manu.—Radial drill-ing machine. Ball safety-valve. Punchings, showing thepower of Hick’s compound hydraulic press. Portablesmith’s hearth or forge. High-pressure oscillating steam-engine. Models of steam-engines. Machine for cleaningand preparing grain. Improved mandrils.
210 Glasgow, J. Manchester.--Improved screwing ma-chine, with dies, taps, chucks, 8cc. complete.
220 Shepherd, Hill, & Spink, Hunsted Rd. Leeds,Manu.—Self-acting side lathe, with screw-cutting apparatus,self-acting surface and improved disengaging motion.
221 Cottam & Hallen, 2 Winsley St. Inv. and Manu.—Hydrostatic press for proving girders, with dial indexand dead hand.
222 Ryder, W. Bolton, Inv. and Pat.—Forging ma-chine for small articles up to two inches, round or square,with specimens. Slubhing, roving, and throstle spindlesand flys, and all kinds of rollers for cotton machinery.
223 Sandfokp, Owen, 8c Watson, Phoenix Iron Works,