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John Hastie & Co skipsratt messing med trehåndtak ca 73 cm
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John Hastie & Co skipsratt i messing med trehåndtak. Fra tidsrommet 1898 til 1910 Rattet har åtte eiker og rund navplate merket «John Hastie & Co Ltd Greenock». Utførelsen kombinerer metallramme i messingfarge med dreide håndtak i tre. Egnet som skipsratt til båt eller som maritim innredningsdetalj og dekorasjon. Greenock John Hastie & Co ltd
Brass Ships Wheel From Greenock Scotland John Hastie & Company Ltd.
John Hastie & Co. Ltd. Brass & Wood Ship's Steering Wheel Greenock Scotland
Brass Ship’s Wheel “John Hastie & Co., Ltd, Greenock”, with eight mahogany grips, signed on the brass hub John Hastie & Co., Ltd, Greenock
Diameter 30 in.
John Hastie & Co. Ltd.
Ship Steering Wheel
Greenock, Scotland: 1st Half 20th Century
Brass or bronze with oak handles
25 inches diameter, approximate, including handles
Sold, please inquire as to the availability of similar items.
Ship steering wheel of typical form with brass (or bronze) spokes radiating from central roundel (bearing maker’s name) ending beyond the steering wheel in oak handles.
John Hastie & Co. Ltd. was a steering gear manufacturer in Greenock, Inverclyde, Scotland. The firm was founded by John Hastie, an engineer and millwright, in 1845. Hastie patented the first self-holding steering gear in 1853, which the firm produced. In 1870, the company added steam steering gears to their product line, and in the 1910s, electric hydraulic steering gear. In 1898, the company added “Ltd.” to its name. The company was acquired by The Weir Group and Lithgows Ltd. in 1972, and operated as an independent company until its dissolution in 1991.
Reference:
Leitch, Neil, ed. “Records of John Hastie & Co Ltd, steering gear manufacturers, Greenock, Inverclyde, Scotland.” University of Glasgow Archive Services. 13 April 2005
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