History of the Ambulance Stretcher: Warfare, and the increase in work-related accidents, throughout the 19th century necessitated the evolution of casualty care and stretcher design. This was largely driven by the Red Cross (c.1863) and the St John Ambulance Association (c.1877). There were a variety of designs in use during this period, though older patient…
The engine that this model is based on was built by John Fowler & Co., (Leeds) Ltd.,in 1920,as works No. 15436,Class: BB1, Ploughing Enginehaving a nominal power of 16 HPgiven the name Princess Mary. They were normally sold and worked in pairs with an identical but handed engine The model traction engine, was built to…
The model threshing machine was built by apprentices of Stanhay (Ashford) Ltd.
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