One and half inch gunmetal patent asbestos packed cock with screwed ends, used in boiler fittings

Made:: 1874-1880 in London

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One and half inch gunmetal
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One and half inch gunmetal, asbestos packed steam boiler cock with screwed end, patented by J. Mallinson c. 1874 and made by J. Dewrance and Company, London, England, 1874-1880

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Category:: Marine Engines

Object Number:: 1880-226

Materials:: asbestos and gunmetal

Measurements:: overall: 85 mm x 165 mm x 75 mm, 5.59kg

type:: boiler

credit:: J Dewrance and Company

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One and half inch gunmetal patent asbestos packed cock with screwed ends, used in boiler fittings

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