Ferrabee Advertisement in Gardeners Chronicle
1859-4-9 Ferrabee's advertisement in the Gardeners Chronicle - 9th April 1859
(and above the Ferabee advertisement; a small retailer advertisement)
FERRABEE'S IMPROVED MOWING MACHINES j2 FOR LAWNS, PLEASURE GROUNDS, CRICKET MIS, CEMETERIES, dm.—Those who wish to obtain the mostuseful MOWING MACHINES for any situation, at the and moderate prices, are respectfully invited to read JAMES nKRABEE & CO'S ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTIVE CIR-malt, which will be sent free by post on application. The following is an extract from the letter of a gentleman wiertag a Machine:— "T—n. April 6, 1859. nitirs, —The recommendations of different Mends who have nieddifferent Mowing Machines have been puzzling me for several nets as to my own selection. Your explanatory particulars, received to-day, removed all wavering from my mind on the point, and determined me to have a Machine from you.'" ••o Messrs. Pei-tabus ct CO." J►KES FKRRABRE & Co., Phi:anis.. Iron Works, Stroud, Gloucestershire.
MOWING MACHINES. - BUDDING'S, SHANKS'S, and GREEN'S, with all the recent improvements - MAPPLEBECK & LOWE, Machinists and Manufacturers, Birmingham. Drawings and full particulars on application.
BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
FERRABEE'S IMPROVED MOWING MACHINES FOR LAWNS, PLEASURE GROUNDS, CRICKET FIELDS, CEMETERIES, &c. - Those who wish to obtain the most useful MOWING MACHINES for any situation, at the most moderate prices, are respectfully invited to read JAMES FERRABEE & CO'S ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR, which will be sent free by post on application.
The following is an extract from the letter of a gentleman ordering a Machine:-
"Tn. April 6, 1859.
"Sirs, - The recommendations of different friends who have tried different Mowing Machines have been puzzling me for several weeks as to my own selection. Your explanatory particulars, received to-day, removed all wavering from my mind on the point, and determined me to have a Machine from you."
"To Messrs. Ferrabee & Co."
JAMES FERRABEE & Co., Phoenix Iron Works, Stroud, Gloucestershire.
PublicationGardeners ChronicleDateSourceBHL/Gardeners Chronicle/1859Link