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1872 Royal Agricultural Show

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1872. Trial Yard at Cardiff.
1872. Plan of The Trial Yard.
1872. Corn Dressing Machines Worked by Hand.
1872. Eight-Horse Portable Engine by Clayton and Shuttleworth.
1872.Portable Engine by Davey, Paxman and Davey
1872. Details of Portable Engine by Davey, Paxman and Davey
1872. Portable Engine by The Reading Ironworks Co.
1872. Iron Framed Thrashing Machine by Marshall, Sons and Co.
1872. Implements for Beetroot Cultivation by John Fowler and Co.
1872. Portable Engine by Brown and May.
1872. Portable Engine by E. R. and F. Turner.

Held in Cardiff in July 1872.

Run by the Royal Agricultural Society of England.

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