Model (scale 1:4), of double blast steam powered threshing machine, with two removable mahogany side panels, to reveal the inner workings, by Mr Hailstone, England, 1860-1880. The model represents a double blast steam powered threshing machine, the type of which were made between 1850 and 1860 by Wallis, Haslam & Steevens, Hampshire, England, and Clayton and Shuttleworth, Lincoln, Suffolk, England.
Model (scale 1:4). This model represents a double-blast threshing machine made in 1860 by Wallis, Haslam and Steevens. The machine was designed to be powered by a portable steam engine or, as the 19th century progressed, more often by an agricultural steam traction engine. Unlike earlier barn based-threshing machinery these threshers were mobile and were usually moved from job to job, either by horse power or, later, by the traction engine itself.
Details
- Category:
- Agricultural Engineering
- Object Number:
- 1900-32
- Materials:
- wood (unidentified) and metal (unknown)
- Measurements:
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overall: 24.8031 x 25.9843 x 42.5197 in.; 630 x 660 x 1080 mm
- type:
- farming, machines and threshing engines
- credit:
- W. G. Hailstone