Barrows & Carmichael

For other uses, see Carmichael (disambiguation).

Barrows & Carmichael Engineers were a blacksmiths and Enginnering company based in Banbury in Oxfordshire, England from 1864 to 1868. The company was one of several with the Barrows name in the town over a 60 year period.

Company history[]

The company was formed in 1864 and appears to be the successor to Kirby & Barrows. It was succeed by Barrows & Stewart in 1868.

The company manufacture Threshing machines, portable steam engines and ploughing tackle.

Barrows timeline

- Kirby & Barrows - 1862-1863
- Barrows & Carmichael - 1864-1868
- Barrows & Stewart - 1868-1886/7
- Barrows & Co. - 1886/7-1891
- Barrows & Co. Ltd - 1891-1919

Preservation[]

One steam portable engine fitted with Barrows & Carmichael wheels survives.^[1]

references / sources[]

↑ The Traction Engine Register, page 19

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Steam Engines All Types (UK)	AGE - Allchin - Armstrong & Whitworth - Atkinson - Aveling-Barford - Aveling & Porter - Babcock & Wilcox - Blackstone - Barford & Perkins - Brown and May - Burrell - Clayton & Shuttleworth - Collins - Davey Paxman - Elston - Foden - Foreman Co. - Foster - Fowell - Fowler - Garrett - Gibbons - Gibbons & Robinson - Green - John Allen of Oxford - Lancashire Steam Motor Co. - Marshall, Sons & Co. - Merryweather - McLaren - Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies - Richard Hornsby & Sons - Robey - Robinson & Auden - Ruston Hornsby - Ruston Proctor - Savage - Sentinel - Taskers of Andover - Thornycroft - Tidman - Tuxford & Sons Ltd - Wallis & Steevens - Wantage Engineering Co.

Steam rollers	Albaret - William Allchin Ltd - Armstrong & Whitworth - Aveling-Barford - Aveling & Porter - Barford & Perkins - Babcock & Wilcox - Charles Burrell & Sons - Chataignier Aign et Cie (France) - Clayton & Shuttleworth - Fowler - Green - Ruston Hornsby - Taskers of Andover - Wallis & Steevens

Ploughing Engines	Allchin - Aveling & Porter - Fowler - Howard - John Allen of Oxford - McLaren - J & H Wilder - Ruston, Proctor and Company - Ruston Hornsby

Portable Engines	Aveling & Porter - Barrows - Belliss and Morcom - Blackstone - F. Clarke & Co. - Clayton and Shuttleworth - Crosskill - Davey Paxman - Deans - Eddington & Steevenson - Elston - Farmers Foundry - Foster - Garrett - Hindley - Holmes & Sons - Hornsby - Edward Humphries - Lampitt - Marshall, Sons & Co. - J.T. Marshall - Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies - Robey - Robinson & Auden - Ruston Proctor - Smith - Tuxford - Taskers of Andover - Youngs

Showmans road locomotives (number built/survive) Note: a lot of current showman's engines are conversions, done both during working life and in the preservation era.	Aveling & Porter (2/?) - Brown and May (?/1) - Burrell (207/?) - Foden (10/1) - Foster (68/7) - Fowler (83/20) - Garrett (5/1) - Richard Hornsby & Sons (1/none) - McLaren (16/1) - Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies (2/0) - Wallis & Steevens (13/0)

Steam wagons (Lorries)	Wm. Allchin Ltd - Atkinson - Aultman-Taylor - Bristol Steam Wagon - Clarkson - Clayton Wagons - Ellis - Foden - Garrett - Hindley - Lancashire Steam Motor Co./Leyland - Mann's Patent Steam Cart and Wagon Co. - Scammell - Sentinel - Taskers of Andover - Thornycroft - Yorkshire Patent Steam Wagon Co.

Fairground center engines/Organ engines	W.H. Chester - McLaren - Savage - Tidman - Walker

American manufacturers	Advance Mfc Co./Advance-Rumely - Albaret - Aultman-Taylor - Avery Company - Avery and Russell & Co. - Buffalo Pitts - Buffalo-Springfield Co. - Case - Emerson-Brantingham - Erie - Frick - Gaar-Scott - Geiser - George White (Canada) - Huber - Iroquois - Minneapolis Threshing Co. - Nichols & Shepard - Peerless - Port Huron - Reeves - Rumely - Russell & Co. - Sawyer-Massey (Canada) - Waterloo (Canada)

European Manufacturers	Albaret (France) - Breloux - Brouhot & Co. - Chataignier (France) - Flother (Germany) - Hanomag (Germany) - Henninger (Germany) - Henschel (Germany) - Heucke (Germany) - Imperial (Germany) - It0alo-Svizzera (Italy) - Jakobsens (Finland) - Kastrup Maskinfabrik (Denmark) - Kemna (Germany) - Lanz (Germany) - J. A. Maffei (Germany) - MAN (Germany) - Merlin et Cie (France) - Munktell (Sweden) - Ottermeyer (Germany) - Pecard (France) - Ruthemeyer (Germany) - Societe Francaise (France) - Vierzon (France) - Vølund (Denmark) - Weyher & Richemond (?) - Wolf (Germany) - Zettelmeyer (Germany)

Other countries	Johnson and Sons (Australia)

Steam Cars	Doble Steam Car - Grenville - McCready - Locomobile Steam Car - Stanley Steam Car - White Steam Car

Fire engines / Pumps	Merryweather - Shand-Mason - William Rose

New Build manufacturers	Belmec International - Dawson Brothers - Dream Machines - Foreman Co. - Great Northern Steam - Steam Traction World

Custom built steam vehicles	Bitza - Bregazzi steam buggy - Calders steam van - Figment of the Imagination - Spider Wagon - Typhoo

Contractors	Beeby Brothers - Bomford & Evershed - Dingles - Eddison Steam Rolling Co. - Eversheds - Isaac Ball (Threshing & Rolling) - Norman Box & Co. (Haulage & Ploughing) - Oxford Steam Plough Co. - Pickfords (haulage) - Ward & Dale + ?

Ancillary equipment mfc.	Allen of Oxford (Scarifiers) - Budenberg (Gauges) - Fowler (Ploughs) - Hetherington & Co. (Lamps) - Morrison (Scarifiers)

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Barrows & Carmichael

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