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Early Australian water cartage system, used originally in agricultural areas, later in theatres of war.
Iconic Australian company who pioneered agricultural equipment.
Water cart invented by John Furphy, who attended Andrew Ross's school between 1851 and 1855, and manufactured by the Furphy Foundry.
Typical 'Good better best' and other words.
