McClary Easy Automatic 450 All-Fabric Dryer
Datec. 1963
DimensionsOverall: 111.5 × 66.2 × 73 cm
Credit LineCollection of Museum London, 1994
Object number1994.012.001
Label TextGeneral Steel Wares made this McClary Easy Automatic Dryer. In 1852, John McClary (1829-1921) and his older brother Oliver (1818-1902) opened J. & O. McClary, a tinsmith shop in London. Over the years, the McClary Manufacturing, Company produced a vast array of high-quality items, including cast iron stoves, copper kettles, and decorative enamelware. The company took advantage of every opportunity to trumpet the quality and range of their products. From match holders to ashtrays to toys, their goods reminded customers of the McClary name and reputation. In 1927, the McClary Manufacturing Company merged with four others to become General Steel Wares. Its London plant closed in the mid-1970s.
NameDryer, Clothes
