G'day Hepsibar
That's brilliant! A nice front image there.

I can't help but think that the A-V Everyman was named
after the book re-prints of classic literature ... HERE.

Everyman was a clever name that captured a fact: -
Post-war, for the first time, most Australians could afford a power mower.
For the working classes it was not easy - but it was doable.

This was a mower made available to 'every man'.
At least, that was the intention (I think).

Having said that, the Everyman was still about a third dearer
in price than Victa's most expensive rotary in the late 1950s.

56 guineas for a Victa Automatic compared to 79 guineas for
an Everyman in 1958.

It would be great if you could take a photo of the maker's plate.
That will help with provenance and value down the track.

Cheers & thanks
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Jack