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Mower History: Stories

Timeline Stories for 1852

There are 15 timeline stories for 1852.
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John Ferrabee - Registered Design No 3074
1852-01-02 REGISTERED DESIGN No. 3074 - "Improved Grass Cutter, Registered By John Ferrabee & Sons" - Approved 2nd January 1852
Ferrabee's Improved Lawnmower
Ferrabee Improved, No 7638
Registered Design 3074 Listed in Government Report
1852-01-02 Listing of Ferrabee Registered Design No 3074
John Ferrabee Writes to James Ferrabee
1852-07-23 John Ferrabee writes to his son James (Jim) Ferrabee on retirement from the Phoenix Ironworks 23rd July 1852
Samuelson - Registered Design No 3315
1852-07-2 Bernhard Samuelson - Registered Design No. 3315 - For the Shape or Configuration of the front part of a Budding's Lawn Mower - Sealed 2nd July 1852
Samuelson Registered Design No 3315 in Mechanics Magazine
Samuelson & Co. Registered Design No. 3315 -2nd July 1852 "Part of a Lawnmower" a
Samuelson Improved in Practical Mechanics Journal
1852-53 The Practical Mechanics Journal - Samuelson & Co.'s "Budding Improved"
William Dilwyn Sims Joins Ransomes
Ransomes History draft
Letter About Shanks Mower in The Horticulturalist
1852-04-01 Shanks Write up by a Montreal Subscriber to The Horticulturalist 1st April 1852
Genesee Farmer - Mowers Mentioned in USA
The Genesee Farmer - Published Rochester N.Y. June 1852 - Budding's Mowers in the USA
Ferrabee Advertisement in Gardeners Chronicle
1852-05-29 Gardeners Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette - John Ferrabee and Sons Advertisement
Ferrabee Advertisement in Gardeners Chronicle
1852-03-15 John Ferrabee and Sons advertisement in the Gardeners Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette - Showing Registered Improvements No. 3074
Ferrabee Advertisement in Gardeners Chronicle
1852 March
Samuelson Advertisement in Gardeners Chronicle
1852-04-10 Samuelson & Co. advertisement - 10th April 1852
Mills Then and Now
1852 Watercolour "A Chalford Mill" by Edward Smith 1852 and the same view in 2025