Markings: HB and the numbers 6 [?] & 5.
Manufacturer: Unk.
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Very rusty pump on
display at the Tidal Mill, Carew, Pembs. Markings: HB and the numbers 6 [?] & 5. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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At Dinas Cross, Pembs. The setting has been nicely refurbished,
but the pump itself is damaged. Markings: Hex-framed "P". Manufacturer: Trademark currently used by the German company, Puteus. |
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Unusual semi-rotary
pump outside White Hart House, 4 miles from Haverfordwest, Pembs, on the Dale
Rd. Markings: A thistle, and "No 5". Manufacturer: Unk. |
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In the village of Hill
Mountain, nr. Sardis, Pembs. Markings: Unk. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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Two pumps in
Letterston, Pembs. The one on the left is a water feature in a garden on St.
David's Rd (the B 4331). Markings: Couldn't get close enough to check. Manufacturer: Joseph Evans? |
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Public pump in its own
enclosure at the edge of St. David's Rd., nearer to the junction with the main
A40. Markings: Two hex-enclosed "P"s on the cylinder, and one on the stem. Manufacturer: Trademark currently used by the German company, Puteus. |
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Nicely presented pump
in Llanddewi Velfrey, Pembs. Photograph provided by Camille Litherland -
thanks, Camille! Markings: Lion trademark. Manufacturer: Joseph Evans. |
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Badly corroded pump on
the edge of the village of Llanrhian, Pembs. Markings: Flag. Manufacturer: Lee Howl. |
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Two
salvaged pumps on display in Llanteg, Pembs. Originally they were at Sparrows
Nest and Crunwere Farms, but they were purchased by Llanteg History Society in
order to enhance the Mountain Chapel Memorial Garden. Markings: Both pumps have lion trademarks. Manufacturer: Joseph Evans. |
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This one's in Milton,
Pembs, near Stephen's Green Water Pumping Station. Pic sent in by Dave King,
who reports that the pump doesn't work. Markings: A small plaque stating "English Village Pump". Manufacturer: Unk, but there's currently a web site advertising this model, so it's likely to be a replica. |
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This pump
at New Moat, Pembs, is very similar to the one at Olveston, Glos. Thanks to
Natasha de Chroustchoff for the photo. Markings: Reportedly "James of Bristol". Manufacturer: Clearly this is the same firm as Llewellin & James of Bristol - but no idea what became of Llewellin! |
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Neyland,
nr Honeyborough Green.. Markings: Lion. Manufacturer: Joseph Evans |
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Pentlepoir, Pembs.
Photograph provided by Peter Dean - thanks,
Peter.. Markings: Lion. Manufacturer: Joseph Evans. |
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Located nr Pontfaen in
Cwm Gwaun, Pembs. Photograph provided by John Spencer of
Llanfallteg. Markings: No identification marks. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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A superb pump in Penally, Pembs. There's an inscription on the front which reads: | |
| ERECTED TO COMMEMORATE THE JUBILEE OF QUEEN VICTORIA 1887 -------- BY THE VILLAGE & PARISH OF PENALLY |
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and "London" on the spout. Manufacturer: J. Warners of London. |
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This is in the village of
Puncheston, Pembs. Highly decorative pump, complete with what look like little
gremlins on the spout, but on closer examination these turn out to be frogs.
Photograph provided by John Spencer of
Llanfallteg. Markings: Lots of embellishments. Manufacturer: Modern, made by the Jiangyan Fashion Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd., China. |
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Overgrown pump at
Rhodiad-y-Brenin, Pembs. Markings: Lion and "Made in England". Manufacturer: Joseph Evans. |
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Saundersfoot, Pembs. Pic sent by Peter Dean - thanks,
Pete. Markings: None visible in this photo. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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On the village green
at Scleddau, Pembs. The fact that it is so well padlocked leads me to believe
that it might be in working order. Markings: Flag and 3". Manufacturer: Lee Howl. |
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Stackpole,
Pembs. Pic sent by Mike Tovey - thanks, Mike. Markings: Not quite clear, but probably a flag and roundel. Manufacturer: Lee Howl. |
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Telephoto shot through
an archway at Cysgod-y-Twr, in the centre of St. David's,
Pembs. Markings: Couldn't get close enough to see. Manufacturer: Unk, but looks very new. |
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Two pumps at
Tavernspite, Pembs, both with tethered handles. Only the one on the left
appears in a pre-First World War photograph, and has an indistinct
trademark. Markings (Left Pump): Indistinct. (Right Pump): Lion rampant and "Made in Britain". Manufacturer (Left Pump) Unk. (Right Pump): Joseph Evans. |
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This one's near the Village Hall in
Templeton, Pembs. It's the same model as I've seen in locations in Oxfordshire,
but I've no idea who the manufacturer is. Pic taken by Susan Lloyd - thanks,
Susan! Markings: None. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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On a rocky outcrop in
the centre of the little village of Trefin, Pembs. Markings: On the pump top - "Made in England", 3", and on the extension column a hexagon-surrounded "P" trademark. Manufacturer: Possibly a bit of a hybrid: the pump itself has characteristics of a Joseph Evans model (but minus their usual Lion trademark), whereas the "P" trademark on the extension column is currently used by the German firm, Puteus. |
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Set in its own
enclosure at Wiston, Pembs. Markings: Lion and "RD NO. 46671". Manufacturer: Joseph Evans. |
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