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Cliff & Bunting of North Melbourne![]() Cliff & Bunting dogbone spanner multiple openings, square and hex. |
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IntroductionCliff & Bunting.Information is scarce about Cliff & Bunting (C & B). In about 1946 Baltic Simplex may have taken an interest in C & B. Sold to Baltic Simplex on 7th July 1955. Baltic Simplex in turn became part of Horwood Bagshaw in about 1964. C & B made various farm implements and machines: travelling and stationary chaffcutters, horse works, corn crushers, bag elevators, engines, hay balers, reaper-binders and other stuff. I have found C & B listed in Melbourne S & M Directories from 1893 to 1946. If any reader can provide additional information or images please make contact via the link below. References: Various S & M Directories (Victorian) and Bob Cliff, a C & B decendant. Not many C & B spanners are known - the most sought after is a dog bone spanner as depicted above, others are just marked "C & B" but they are not common. |
C & B Forged Spanner, about 10in long. |
C & B Forged Spanner, about 11in long |
![]() C & B Makers Plate © D Symons |
C & B Stationary Chaff Cutter - pamphlet c 1940 |
C & B Travelling Chaff Cutter - vintage photo © ozwrenches |
This ad for a Cliff Pick up Hay Baler was seen in a 1953 Welch Perrin Catalogue - suggesting that the name was retained by Horwood Bagshaw for some time after takeover
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