Milking Machine

Made:
circa 1910-1920

Milking Machine, with individual pulsators fitted to each teat cup, made by J & R Wallace, Castle Douglas, Scotland, c.1910-1920.

Details

Category:
Nutrition & Food Technology
Object Number:
1963-166
type:
milking machine
credit:
Templeton, W.

Parts

Milking Machine

Milking Machine

Milking Machine, made by J & R Wallace, Castle Douglas, Scotland, c.1910-1920.

Measurements:
overall (1 of 3): 540 mm x 470 mm x 280 mm,
overall (3 of 3): 350 mm x 70 mm x 65 mm,
overall (2 of 3): 310 mm x 220 mm x 100 mm,
Object Number:
1963-166/1
type:
milking machine
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Pulsator teat from Milking Machine

Pulsator teat from Milking Machine

Pulsator teat from Milking Machine, made by J & R Wallace, Castle Douglas, Scotland, c.1910-1920.

Measurements:
overall: 160 mm x 85 mm x 65 mm,
Object Number:
1963-166/2
type:
milking machine
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

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