Browse Items (409 total)

  • Collection: Derek Pollard collection

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Lathes ready for despatch. Note the cone pulleys on head stock.

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A consignment of small centre lathes ready for despatch.

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In the assmbly shop, pre war.

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Centre lathe with all accessories

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Assembly shop with a consignment ready for despatch to China. Note the central heating pipes across the top of the picture.

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Lathe with 4 speed cone pulley.

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Double headed shaping machine, belt driven

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Shaping machines ready for despatch to China

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Double headed shaping machine, motorised

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Shaping machine, belt driven

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Belt driven double headed shaping machine

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Vent for the aquduct carrying water from the reservoirs in the upper valley to Mount Tabor. From there it went to the treatment works in Halifax.

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Vent for the aquduct carrying water from the reservoirs in the upper valley to Mount Tabor. From there it went to the treatment works in Halifax. The stone structure is built on top of the spoil fromthe shaft. Note the plain coping compared to the…

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Drill string pipe machining drill connection for drilling rigs. Situated in Southern Sudan.

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Machining part of valve assembly in Southern Sudan

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The home of the Hinchcliffes. The building was destroyed by fire in 1921.
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