Advertisement for Buddings Mower & Adjustable Wrench

The Farmer's Almanac

AND

CALENDAR

FOR

1844,

Being Bissextile, or Leap Year.

CUTHBERT W. JOHNSON, ESQ., F.R.S.

(Editor of the Farmers' Encyclopaedia,)

AND

WILLIAM SHAW, ESQ.

(Late Sec. Roy. Agric. Soc. Eng., Hon. Mem. Cer. Agr. of France.)

BUDDING'S PATENT MACHINE for Cutting Grass Plots, Pleasure Grounds, Bowling Greens, &c. By the use of this machine a more even and uniform surface can be produced than by the most skilful mower. It may be so adjusted as to leave the grass passed over by it of any required length, at the pleasure of the operator. The grass cut off is collected in a box, and renders sweeping unnecessary; and, as it can be used best in dry weather, it enables the gardener to cut his lawn at the most convenient time. It is very durable, easily sharpened and kept in order. They are made to cut the several widths of 16, 19, and 23 inches.

Budding's IMPROVED ADJUSTING WRENCH. (Registered.) This wrench is for the purpose of screwing up and unscrewing nuts, bolts, &c., and will be found of the greatest utility to all persons who have machinery, carts, waggons, carriages, &c. It can be accurately adjusted to fit any size or form of nut, with the ut most facility. It is light, of greater strength than any other form of screw-wrench, and admits of general applicability. Price, seven inches long, 5s 6d. 10 inches, 8s. 6d., 14 inches, 11s. 6d., 19 inches, 14s. 6d, 24 inches, 30s.

Note: this transcription only includes the sections related to Budding's patents.