Markings: A "1" stamped on the end of the axle/crankshaft.
Manufacturer: Features in Stevenson & Turner (Belfast) catalogue, but might well have been made by Joseph Evans.
Crossgar (click on photographs to bring up bigger/better versions).
[Thanks to Marcus Simms for all the photos.]
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Crossgar,
Co. Down. Only one flywheel carries a handle, and it looks as if it was
designed in that way. Could this be why the pump isn't set symmetrically in its
alcove - to provide optimum space for the person using the
pump? Markings: A "1" stamped on the end of the axle/crankshaft. Manufacturer: Features in Stevenson & Turner (Belfast) catalogue, but might well have been made by Joseph Evans. |
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This one
at Crossgar, Co. Down, was originally at Saintfield, near the junction of
Comber Rd and Belfast Rd. Markings: None. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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