H.V. McKay purchased the Braybrook Implement Company in 1906.Vic Govt Gazette May 1891 Braybrook Implement Company Limited Patent for improvements in stump jumping implements|Vic Govt Gazette 1986 Braybrook Implement Company Limited Patent for An improved automatic speed controller for horseworks|Vic Govt Gazette 4 January 1901 Braybrook Implement Company Limited has registered office now situated Braybrook Junction in the colony of Victoria|Vic Govt Gazette 22 May 1905 Braybrook Implement Company Limited Liquidationbraybrook implement company, braybrook junction

Reproduction of a page from a catalogue entitled Prospectus of the Braybrook Implement Company Limited 1889 Illustrations show range of implements made by the company Site of this factory was purchased by HV McKay in 1904 for the Sunshine Harvester WorksProposed products of the Braybrook Implement Company 1889 prospectus of Braybrook Implement Company Ltd 1889 The Braybrook Implement Company was established by JF and BF Mellor had its factory on land that was later owned by Massey Ferguson Aust LTD HV McKay bought the factory in 1904 and transferred his business from Ballaratbraybrook implement company, braybrook junction, mellor, manufacturing

Proposed products by the Braybrook Implement Company 1889 The company was established by JF and BF Mellor and was bought by HV McKay in 1904 See also Cat 23braybrook implement company, braybrook junction, manufacturing

Artist impression of a stripper made by the Braybrook Implement Companyfarming

Danks & Son|Braybrook Implement Company|Braybrook Juntion Stationsunshine, map

This book/magazine is a record of the company's tasks in WW11. It acknowledges the "debt owed to the armed forces involvement and role in defeating the enemy". The Australian operations of this company were originally founded by Hugh V. McKay in the 1890s. In 1906, H.V. McKay moved his manufacturing operations from Ballarat to Braybrook Junction (later Sunshine) on the western outskirts of Melbourne. In 1921 the company became H.V. McKay Pty Ltd. In 1930 it merged with the Australian operations of the Canadian agricultural implement and tractor manufacturer Massey Harris, to become H.V. McKay Massey Harris Pty Ltd. Throughout World War II H.V. McKay Massey Harris exported over 20,000 Sunshine drills, disc harrows and binders to England to facilitate the increase in food production. (ref Museum Victoria, Wickipedia)Inside this magazine is a photograph of a sprocket similar to that made by Orbost Motor Works during WW11. (Registration No 2001)A large stapled cardboard covered magazine with a tan coloured cover. On the front cover in dark brown print at the bottom is a rising sun with "H. V. McKay Massey Harris Pty Ltd Australia" underneath it. At the top in large font is 1939 1945. It contains coloured photographs and text. massey-harris

A group photo of employees at HV McKays Sunshine Harvester Works 1905 The photo was published in the The Australasian 27th May 1905h.v. mckay, sunshine harvester company, employees

CD prepared by Ray Wild who donated a copy to Sunshine and District Historical Society1699.01 - Hugh V. McKay Sunshine Harvester Works Braybrook Implement Works 1699.01 - Sunshine Harvester Company 1699.02 - Hampshire Road 1699.03 - Hampshire Road 1699.04 - Sunshine Harvester Pipe Band 1699.05 - Entrance To Sunshine Harvester Works 1699.06 - Workers Leaving Russell Street Main Gate 1699.07 - Tower In Devonshire Road Without Clockh.v. mckays, sunshine harvester works, sunshine

A soft covered white spiral bound booknon-fictionShort biography of HV McKay, with a particular focus on McKay's Freemason membership.hugh victor mckay, freemasonry