November 17, 1916.

THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

945

■ - -W

L' >V
I

IRONCLAD pulling itself up to face by fast haulage.



Sullivan
Ironclads
i

During the past three and a half
years, probably more IRON-
CLAD Longwall Coal Cutters
have been installed in British
Collieries than any two other
makes combined. Many were

put in on trial, and it is a note-
worthy fact that during this
period no Longwall IRON-
CLAD has been taken out as
unsatisfactory ; a record which
we believe is unequalled by any
other machine.

“Ask the Man who has one”

Write for Catalogue 3073 A.

SULLIVAN MACHINERY CO.,

(ESTABLISHED 1850),

SALISBURY HOUSE,
LONDON, E.C.

DISTRICT AGENTS—

SWINBURNE & HARDIE, Milburn House,
Newcastle-on-T yne.

F. J. LYONS-DAVIS, 23, Victoria Avenue, Cardiff.
ROBERT LAVERICK, 2, Claremont Gardens,

Nottingham.

ARCHIBALD BAIRD & SON LTD., Hamilton,
Scotland.

IRONCLAD being pulled into cutting position by its own power.
No Sylvester is required.

AND



40-H.P. MAIN AND TAIL HAULAGE GEAR

e £

•• V.

i

Ji ■’

M. B. WILD & CO. LTD., Birmingham.

Telephone—208 East. Telegrams—“Hauling, Birmingham.”

Manufacturers of Hauling, Winding, and Pumping Plants, also Capstans, Winches, and Patent Dirt Tip.