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Old House.

The first pic is a centrifugal milk separator.

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The object with Veritas on the nameplate is probably a different model of this oven.
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Engineer, nice info there, did you already know, or did you go hunting for the items in the pics?


I new Veritas made pressure lamps and stoves plus I can remember small ovens that mounted on top of Primus stoves.

I also new one of Alpha Laval's main products were centrifuges and that they made milk processing kit, searched Google images, bingo!
 

Old heater in 3rd bedroom.

Ohh! I think that's an old Tilley heater, isn't it? They burn parrafin. I'd love one of them for when I go camping.

Most of the time, cottages like these aren't really all that interesting on the inside in my opinion, but I love the stuff that's left inside this. That big old torch is fantastic too. Good find.
 
If your an islander, you should know, just by looking at the map I posted up.



But yes, Lilli is right there :)

I do not usually venture out that way, and on the occasions that I do, I rarely take into account the road names, especially when I'm trying to keep my eyes on the road :p
But thank you anyway.
 
Yeah :) Now I have zoomed out and realised where it was, I think I have driven past. I'm fairly sure there is another house quite near there that is also derelict. If it's the right one, I have some photos of it, will have to dig them out.
 
Love it ... good stuff! Especially the piano .. wonder about the age and brand she is. Did you try a few keys?
 
Ohh! I think that's an old Tilley heater, isn't it?

To use a classic phrase - 'Oh no it's not!'. The object is a bog standard and very inefficient radiant electric fire. In my childhood days one plugged them into the nearest light socket - using a double adapter if it was dark and you also needed the 60 watt light bulb.

The 'Plaque' is off a draughtsman's drawing board - the pulleys guided the wire that supported the 'tee square arm' counter weight.
 
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what a time capsule, looks as if the owners died\left one day and the house has stood vacant since.

A really interesting report.

Love the steak and kidney, I dare you 5p to eat it :mrgreen:
 
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