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<blockquote data-quote="Hawkes" data-source="post: 6869106" data-attributes="member: 5094"><p>Is the name painted on or cast in a part? It could be Bromfield of Clayhidon , a contractor or farmer who owned it? There are Bromfields still farming around here and Clayhidon is only down the road from you isn't it? It was common to paint your name and farm on machinery. If it is in a casting then perhaps there was a small agricutural machinery maker there or blacksmith who made implements? Someone old in Clayhidon would know for sure. </p><p> I used to come out to help an old chap at west Buckland years ago who had a couple of stenners and a steamer. He was a builder, joiner , undertaker.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hawkes, post: 6869106, member: 5094"] Is the name painted on or cast in a part? It could be Bromfield of Clayhidon , a contractor or farmer who owned it? There are Bromfields still farming around here and Clayhidon is only down the road from you isn't it? It was common to paint your name and farm on machinery. If it is in a casting then perhaps there was a small agricutural machinery maker there or blacksmith who made implements? Someone old in Clayhidon would know for sure. I used to come out to help an old chap at west Buckland years ago who had a couple of stenners and a steamer. He was a builder, joiner , undertaker. [/QUOTE]
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