Systems, Steam & Heavy Oil Engines, Seed Cotton Module Building Systems, Seed Cotton Module Trucks, Cotton Gin Buildings, Seed House Buildings, Cotton Seed Delinters, Rollers Gins, Long Staple Cotton Cleaning Systems, Textile Handling & Cleaning Systems, Shipping Containers, Field Fertilizer Spreaders, Citrus & Pecan Harvesting Machinery, Banana Ripening Systems, Cotton lint Cleaning Systems, Cotton Lint Batt Conditioners, Contracted machinery for the Atomic Bomb "Manhattan Project", Machine gun Mounts, Bombs & Rockets, Hydraulic Cotton Module Feeders, Cotton Gin Saws, Cotton Gin Ribs, Cotton Module Trailers, Historic Doors, Sash & Blinds, Horse Power Systems, Carriages, Wagons, Cast Iron Fences, Iron Bearing Housings, Electronic Control Systems, Electric Motor Controls, Video Scanning cotton grading controls for Cotton Lint Cleaning, Ship Gun Turrets, Aquaculture Aerators, Cottonseed Machinery, Tractor Mounted Cotton Cleaners. Prattville Projects of Metal - Gates, Front Steps of the Prattaugan Museum building and local Masonic building, Autauga Creek Main Street Deck Metal, Primary School Bell Tower, Flag Poles, Pratt Cemetery Road Gates, Metal Water Gate Supports, Operation Systems and Metal Castings of the Prattville Autauga Creek Dam. Early Company Patents used before 1900 (parcel listing) 1857 Daniel Pratt Cotton Gin - 1873 Merrill Pratt Cotton Gin improvement - 1881 Merrill Pratt & Washington Ellis Cotton Gin - 1881 Merrill Pratt & Washington Ellis Cotton Gin - 1889 Merrill Pratt & Washington Ellis Cotton Gin - 1892 W G Beckwith, Merrill Pratt & Washington Ellis Huller-Cotton Gin - 1893 W G Beckwith, Merrill Pratt & Washington Ellis Cotton Gin improvement- 1899 George Lemonie Cotton Cleaner- 1877 F E Smith Cotton Gin Feeder - 1881 F E Smith Cotton Gin - 1899 T C Eberhardt Feeder & Cleaner for Cotton Gins - 1871 Daniel Pratt Cotton Gin patent reissued 1857 patent with improvements of design. Recent history In 2012, the last Cotton Gin manufacturer and owner of these historic buildings, Continental Eagle Corporation stopped production and closed down the factory. On December 29, 2014, the factory buildings were set for auction. The buildings and land was purchased, at auction, by the local Historic Prattville Redevelopment Authority. Several companies had expressed an interest in purchasing the historic buildings and property. The board of HPRA invested thousands of dollars to the property to repair and stabilize the roofing of the historic buildings. The property had a development company in Atlanta interested but those efforts failed to materialize. Envolve Communities LLC, of Montgomery, Alabama partnered with the HPRA