PART TWO - AcknowledgementMany times, individuals make significant contributions to the history of specific
companies. The definitive book on Southern Cross must be
Rob Laurent's superb
Southern Cross Engines: An Illustrated History of Toowoomba Foundry's Steam,
Internal-Combustion and Windmill Engines. For any Southern Cross owner, this is the starting point for context.
Chapter 8 discusses in some detail the SC lawnmowers ...
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This book has helped me in the understanding of context. Southern Cross was a
pioneering Australian manufacturer who contributed to our history. Post-WWII,
the company attempted to
diversify and its entry into lawnmower production
reflects that.
It made a serious attempt at that -
SECOND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTThe second acknowledgement must go to the
Southern Cross RegisterIan Matthews' site provides for registration (and acknowledgement) that
SC machines survive ...
If you have a Southern Cross lawnmower, I recommend
you place it on the register ...
http://southerncrossregister.nqmp.org/TO BE CONTINUED ...