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EASTONS AMOS & SONS Steam Pumping Engine, 1866
£6,000.00
Twin Cylinder Double Acting
Built in London 1866 for land drainage in Norfolk, and designed to lift 50 tons of water per minute.
Complete with original wooden flushing gates and turbine pump.
In generally good condition.
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