Corporate Body

Wolsely Sheep Shearing Machine Company Pty Ltd (1889 - ?)

From
1889
Australia
Functions
Manufacturing industry and Agricultural industry

Summary

In the late 1860s Frederick York Wolseley, after working on various Victorian sheep stations, successful developed a shearing machine. He returned to England in 1889 and established the Wolsely Sheep Shearing Machine Company Pty Ltd.

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