International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

162 In the Grounds. 1021 1022 1023 1024 1025 1031 1032 1033 1034 1035 1036 1038 General Accident Assurance Company, Ltd., 100 West Regent Street, Glasgow. Chief Offices: Perth and London.—Collection of Fire Plates and Old Policies, Tracing the Development of Fire, Personal Accident, Fidelity, Burglary, Vehicle, Workmen’s Compensation, Cycle and other Insurances. Pollock, Alexander, Daisy Bank, Tarbolton.—Rustic Pavilion, Furnished Rustic Summer and Tea Houses, Tables, Seats, Chairs, Flower Stands, Gates, Arches, Porches, The Royal Rustic Swing Cot, etc. Main, A. & J., & Co., Ltd., Clydesdale Iron Works, Possilpark, Glasgow.— Railings round Park and Grass Plots. Shand, Mason & Co., 75 Upper Ground Street, Blaekfriars Road, London.— Fire Engines. (See Complimentary List.) Red Cross Society, Bath Street, Glasgow.—Red Cross Exhibit, including all the most approved forms of Huts and Tents, fully furnished and equipped for work in the field. NORTH GARDENS. Pintseh’s Patent Lighting Company, 38 Leadenhall Street, London.—Welded Gas and Automatic Bell Buoy, as used on the Clyde, Forth, Thames, and other rivers. Peters, G. D., & Co., Moorgate Works, Moorfields, London, E.C. Branch Works: Dockley Road, Bermondsey, London, S.E. Affiliated Works: The Consolidated Engineering Company, Ltd., Slough, Bucks; Walton, F., & Co., Ltd., Sunbury-on-Thames; and The Patent Impermeable Millboard Company, Ltd., Sunbury-on-Thames. — Blinds, Spring Seats, Heating Apparatus, Lincrusta, Millboards, and all Material? and Furnishings in connection with the Fitting of Railway Carriages, Tram Cars, Steamships, etc. (See Advt., page 16.) CANADIAN BUILDING. (For particulars, see page 180.) Barclay, Andrew, Sons & Co., Ltd., Caledonia Works, Kilmarnock.— Ventilating Fan for Collieries, Mines, and Tunnels, Ince Forge Co., Ltd., Wigan.—Connecting Rod Forged and Machined in the Firm’s Premises, weighing 15 tons. One of a Pair of Vertical Engines, 10,000 h.p., constructed by Messrs. Hick, Hargreaves & Co., Bolton. Seamless Steel Boat Co., Ltd., Caldervale Road, Wakefield.—Galvanized Pressed Seamless Steel Life Boat. The Machinery Trust, Ltd., 189 Fleet Street, London, E.C. 1. No. 1 “Miehle” Press, size of bed, 39"x53", size of forme, 34"x49", complete with printed side up delivery, guaranteed speed, 1900 sheets per hour. Specially adapted for half tone and three-colour work. 2. No. 2 “Century” Press, size of bed, 36"x48", size of forme, 31"x44’, Guaranteed speed, 2400 sheets per hour. Specially adapted for jobbing work. Suitable for half-tone and three-colour work at very high speeds. 3. Altimographie Rotary Press, to take a sheet 33" x 46", capable of printing high-class Litho, work from Aluminium plates, at from 1400 to 1800 per houx’. 4. Quad-crown Wharfedale Machine, by David Payne & Co., Ltd., of Otley, fitted with all the latest improvements. 5. Two Duplex Linotype Composing Machines, with all latest improvements. Fully equipped for newspaper and book work. The above Machines are each driven by one of The Machinery Trust’s specially designed Electric Motor Outfits. 6. Two “Johnston ” Die Presses, one typo “ A ” taking any size copper or steel plate, or steel die, up to 3|"x6|"(from 1 inch square). One type “B” taking any size Co] pe • or Steel Plate or Steel Die up to 8|" x 5". Both the above iressaj are designed and buiit specially for printing direct from Copper and Steel Plates; now used for transferring and lithographing Bank Notes, Cheques, Insets or Frontispieces for Book illustration and all high-class stationery, or from plates now printed by old hand process. Rapid change from either copper plate to steel plate or steel die. Speed, 1500 and 1300 impressions per hour respectively. Both Presses ink, wipe, and print automatically, by power. The above Machinos are driven by an Electric Motor belted to Shafting.