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Wallis & Steevens General Purpose Engine HO5601
Wallis & Steevens General Purpose Engine, regn. HO5601, 7294, The Sheaf of Arrows at Buckfastleigh. Built in 1912 by Wallis & Steevens at Basingstoke, powered by a 6 Nhp single cylinder steam engine. (Note : the spelling of Steevens is correct) Date: 15 September 1968
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This photograph showcases the Wallis & Steevens General Purpose Engine HO5601, registration number 7294, affectionately known as "The Sheaf of Arrows," at Buckfastleigh in Devon, England, on September 15, 1968. Built in 1912 by Wallis & Steevens in Basingstoke, this engine boasts a powerful 6 Nhp (Nominal Horsepower) single cylinder steam engine. The intricate machinery of this engine, with its distinctive spelling of Steevens, was a testament to the engineering prowess of the time. The Wallis & Steevens General Purpose Engine was not merely a commercial vehicle, but a versatile piece of machinery that played a significant role in heavy farming operations. Its steam-powered traction was a game-changer for farmers, enabling them to perform various tasks with ease and efficiency. The engine's name, "The Sheaf of Arrows," adds to its allure and speaks to the agricultural heritage of the region. This photograph captures a moment in time when steam-powered machinery was still a common sight on the British countryside. The Wallis & Steevens General Purpose Engine HO5601 stands as a symbol of the ingenuity and innovation that shaped the agricultural industry, and serves as a reminder of the rich history of farming and engineering in the United Kingdom.
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