PART THREE - Significant Kudos

The great Australian firm Scott Bonnar was the sole distributor for Rexmow in NSW in 1937.
Clearly that would indicate the machine was of merit and quality, "a Really High-class Hand Mower".

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I do know that Rexmow was one of the exhibitors at The Argus 20th Century Exhibition, held in
Melbourne in 1938. The headlines proclaimed: "Over 3 Acres of Science, Industry, Education, and Amusement".
It is clear that 'amusement' would be short-lived, as industry would shortly more to war-time production.

In any case, the record from 29 July, 1938 indicates the Rexmow was successful: it was used
by a number of Councils. Also note that the machine used 'twin connecting bars', a significant
feature for frame rigidity, that would be used in other, post-war Australian hand mowers.

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TO BE CONTINUED ...