OneGuyFromBarlick

No takers? Shall I reveal all?

Is it relative to machine lubrication?

Definitely on the right track Gloria, go for it!

Reservoir for multi lubrication system?

So close I have to give it to you Gloria. Well done for working it out. Yes, It's a high pressure lubricator for a steam engine cylinder. It's a 4 feed model and was made by Kirkham's of Bolton. John Kirkham gave me two when he closed the business and I completely refurbished them.
Next one for shaving?

What exactly are we looking at here. Location and proper names please.

Bottle kilns in The Potteries around Stoke on Trent?

All right but just to be hard on you, the name of the pottery?

No idea!

Oh dear..... A clue, the first director who built the museum up was David Sekers.

I'd have to Google it.

Wendyf wrote: ↑08 Feb 2022, 08:31 I'd have to Google it.

I have googled it

Gloria wrote: ↑08 Feb 2022, 09:03

Wendyf wrote: ↑08 Feb 2022, 08:31 I'd have to Google it.

I have googled it

Me too

The great pottery throw down is filmed there

So you all know the answer now, Gladstone Pottery.



Closely related. What is it?

I was too late for the Gladstone Pottery. It's in Longton and that's where my maternal grandmother and her ancestors lived. They were potters' printers.

Some kind of Dock or basin on the canal in the potteries

That's true Tom but what exactly is the factory. Very closely connected to Gladstone and here's a clue, it's also a museum now. (We have had it before.)

A Flint and Bone Mill.

I'd have liked the name, Jesse Shirley's, but that will do Kev. See this LINK.
Next one?

Not mystery objects but simply two nice images that I thought worth sharing! Side tipplers were more common than these end tippler wagons.

Note the shiny 'bollards' in the top picture. These were capstans used to pull the coal trucks to where they were needed by means of ropes. There was a pedal in the floor that connected them to the underground shaft drive. They were also used in railway sidings for shunting operations.



What is it?

Some kind of hopper,some small stones visible in the gaps is that blue colour dust ?

Yes Tom but what is it?