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Since posting this piece I have met the gentleman who owns these objects and his explanation is as follows: -
1) The railed trolley was used in the maintenance of a water main that passes through a tunnel beneath the river Wear, adjacent to his house. It dates back to Victorian times.
2) The other thing is also of the Victorian era. It is a paper press, used to bale used newspapers to be returned to the mill for processing.
Both of these objects are for sale, the trolley, if I remember correctly, for £400, which I am told is the scrap value. They are to be found down by the river in North Hylton.
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