Wood and Fisher

J. Wood and D. Fisher of Lambeth

1841 Sale notice: 'To Engineers, Millwrights, Machinists, and Others .... on the premises, No. 2, high-street, Lambeth, near the Palace, in consequence of Messrs. Wood and Fisher removing to larger premises, A Four-horse power High-pressure Steam Engine, wrought-iron cylindrical boiler; a capital engine-turning lathe, 14 feet long, with 15-inch head stock, and screw-cutting gear, and powerful slide-rest, a highly-finished town-made self-acting slide lathe and screw-cutting gear, 6 feet long; a powerful vertical drilling machine with moveable table, shaft, &c.; a self-acting slide lathe for screw-cutting; a powerful boring mill, capable of boring 22-inch diameter; 5 slide turning-lathes, with iron beds, from 10 to 6 feet; rose engine lathe, steel turning tools, 50 feet shafting, 20 rigger and shaft wheels, single-purchase crab crane, forge bellows, tools, &c.— .....'

1842 Partnership dissolved.

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