International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

Class III. Machinery Hall, dark red on plan. 115 599 Croft & Perkins, Great Northern Works, Bradford Power Transmitting Machinery, consisting of Crown, Ritn, and Disc Friction Clutches and Coup- lings at work; Patent W. 1. Split Pulleys and Machine Moulded Gearing, Shafting, etc. 600 Gibbs, John, & Son, 72 Duke Street, Liverpool.—Ventilating Fans, Belt Steam and Electrically-driven by enclosed Dust-proof Motor, Electric Motors and Electrically-driven Tools (Gibb’s Patent) in motion Gibb’s Patent Motor Starting and Regulating Switches, Ship’s Weatherproof Ventilators, etc. 601 Ritchie, Ja.S., Glenavon Engineering Works, Sawmill Road and Milton Street) Partick. — Laundry Machinery, Hydro Extractor, Washing and Ironing Machines, etc. 602 The Electric Construction Company, Ltd., Wolverhampton and Dashwood House, 9 New Broad Street, London, E.C.—Electrically-driven Pump and Haulage Gear. Various types of Electrical Motors. (See Advt., page 103.) 603 Hutchinson, Hollingworth Co., Ltd., Dobcross Loom Works, Dobcross.— Hollingworth & Knowle’s Patent Open Fast Running Loom, 90" reedspace, 4 Boxes each side, 16s. Shafts, Single Beam, Patent Positive, Take-up Motion, for Weaving Tweeds, etc. 604 Thwaites Bros., Ltd., Bradford.—“Roots Blowers" Centrifugal Pumps and Fans, driven by steam or electricity. Combined High speed Engines and Dynamos. 605 General Electric Company (1900) Ltd., 67, 69, 71, 88 and 92 Queen Victoria Street, London, Works, Manchester.—High-speed “Peaehe”type Engine, coupled direct to “Peel-Hawkins " Standard Multipolar Dynamo. 606 Kirchner & Co., 21, 23, and 25 Tabernacle Street, London, E C.—36" Band- Saw, 12" Hand-planer, 12" Panel planer, shown at work, 30" Saw-bench with Tailby’s Patent Continuous Roller Feed, Patent Mortising Machine, Combined variety Spindle Moulder, Automatic Knife Grinder, Iron-planing Machine, 32" x 32" x 5' at work. (See Advt., page 274.) 607 Assafrey, Alex. T., 19 Grant Street, Glasgow.—Process of Manufacturing Cocoa Powder Chocolate and Confectionery. Machinery used in thia exhibit is made by Leighmann & Co., of Dresden. 608 Gray, John, & Co., Ltd., 8 Adelphi Terrace, Glasgow.—Machinery illustrating the Manufacture of Confectionery. (See Advt., page 14.) 609 Stewart & Young, 260 Broad Street, Mile-End, Glasgow.—A Model Confec- tionery Work in operation, exhibiting a new process of boiling sugar for the manufacture of Silk Bon-Bons, Satinettes and Rocks. Improved Machinery for making Caramels, Jap Nuggets, Lozenges, Creams, Fondants, etc. All the leading features of Chocolate Manufacture. Method of making Sugar into Drops and Cooling by means of a Turret and Sifting Machine, etc. (See Advt., page 39.) T“ & donA£_d , -‘"° —- C^r MANUFACTURERS OF * T°. MACHINE TOOLS. Works at JOHNSTONE (10 miles from Glasgow). 25 Minutes by Rail from St. Enoch Station. OPEN TO VISITORS FROM 10 A.M. TILL 6 P.M.