Gardeners Chronicle, 24 June 1843, Budding Mower

BUDDING'S PATENT GRASS-MOWING MACHINE - This Machine, which has recently undergone some improvements, is admirably adapted for mowing Lawns and Pleasure-Grounds. It is no easy of management that it may readily be used by an unpractised hand; and while the work is much more rapidly performed than by the scythe, the effect is very superior, as it leaves no seam, and it may be used in all seasons, and best in dry weather, when the Grass Is difficult to cut with the scythe. 

Wholesale and Retail Agents to the Patentee - J. R. and A. Ransome, Ipswich. 

Agents in London—Thomas Wilkinson, 309, Oxford-street; Baker and Co., 65, Fore-street, Cripplegate; Cato and Sons, 89, Holborn Hill; Charles Smart, 369, Oxford-street.