Markings: None.
Manufacturer: Unk.
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Skeletal pump by the side of the
A483 at Ffairfach, Carms. In a poor state and its wooden "plank" (i.e.,
backboard) is rotted through. In 1973 it was reported to be the last of 38
pumps that served Llandeilo, and at that stage it was still in perfect working
condition. Furthermore, "it was around this pump that the women of Ffairfach
had their daily bits of news. It was a meeting place for 'y chwiorydd' [the
sisters]" - see http://llandeilo.org/good_old_days.php Markings: None. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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This one's just
outside Laugharne, Carms, on the road leading to The Lacques (also spelt
Laques). Markings: Unk. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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Pump in the village of Pwlltrap,
Carms, tastefully framed by honeysuckle and geraniums. Photograph provided by
Camille Litherland. Markings: Flag, and "3 IN". Manufacturer: Lee Howl. |
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In the Old High St, St. Clears,
Carms. Signs of numerous paint jobs, and underneath the pump looks to be in
quite good condition. I wonder if it actually works? Photo provided by Camille
again - thanks! Markings: Flag, and 3". Manufacturer: Lee Howl. |
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A pump in what was the greenhouse
at the old abbey at Whitland, Carms. Photograph provided by John Spencer of
Llanfallteg. Markings: A Trident design with "NP75" just below it; the indistinct number 97889 on the handle; and 6(?)81070 on the cylinder and spout. Manufacturer: Sigma, of the Czech Republic. |
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