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Wolseley Stationary Engines: the first model released in 1909 up until engine production ceased in 1975.
The stationary engines built by the Wolseley Company, initially mainly for driving sheep-shearing machinery, but also used in many other applications, notably for irrigation.
Not completely sure if it’s exactly the same machine, because the owner wasn’t there at the moment to ask the “Technical details” :) It was raining so hard during the partly open air Historical festival in Raalte in the Netherlands.
Equipment: Eyes, hands, mind, soul, Canon Eos 30D
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Mooi! Heb je hem even gepoetst voor de foto? lol!
Hoe dan ook: spekkie naar mijn bekkie!
Liefs en groeten en vast mooi weekend!
Hans xxx
Hi Hans sorry for het late antwoord erg druk op dit moment met druk wezen :)
Eh de regen en de eigenaar zijn verantwoordelijk voor de glans and shine :)
Dankjewel blij met je compliment! Liefs en hopelijk op naar wat meer warme dagen, het is te koud.. xx
– patjila
Great capture .. I have seen these engines working at shows !!
Hi Ray thank you so much yes, and it’s mesmerizing don’t you think?
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great shot
Hi Syl thank you so much how about 500 captures still working on it ? :)
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Wolsely.. is there not a connection to with former Car trade : Rover from the UK?
Nice posting !
x
Yeh they’re connected in way indeed John. Thank you so much Johnny x
– patjila
this is an excellent shot, at first I thought it was a conventional lathe, how interesting !
Wow you’re a technician Elfie :)) Had to find out first what a lathe was! Thank you lots glad you like it.
– patjila
beautiful!
Thank you much Sandra
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Beautiful capture Pat
Hi Roy cheers glad you like the old machinery!
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gorgeous !!!!
Thank you so much Guen for your fine support!
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Love the colour tones and the smooth look you captured Annet. Great work.
Love Colleen2012
Hi Colleen the sepia tones actually I couldn’t resist to add the vintage touch to it :) Thank you so much :)
– patjila
yep still working on it :)