Amos and Smith

Small Amos & Smith vertical engine at Tokomaru Steam Museum, New Zealand

1878. Single-cylinder piston-valve steam engine. Exhibit at the Museum of Power.

of Neptune Street, Hull

1874 Company established. Acquired the works in Neptune Street of Martin Samuelson and Co

1888 Glasgow Exhibition. Showed vertical and horizontal steam steering gear.

1909 Became private company.

1914 Marine and General Engineering, Boilermaking, Iron and Brass Founding, Ship Repairing. Employees 700 to 1000.

1961 Marine, general and electrical engineers, boilermakers, iron and brassfounders, ship repairers and dry-dock owners. 450 employees.

See Also

• 1882 Institution of Mechanical Engineers
• 1882 Institution of Mechanical Engineers: Visits to Works
• 1882 Naval and Submarine Exhibition
• 1882 North East Coast Exhibition
• 1883 Engineering Exhibition
• 1885 International Inventions Exhibition
• 1912 Shipbuilding Engineering Returns
• 1914 Whitakers Red Book: B
• 1914 Whitakers Red Book: E
• 1914 Whitakers Red Book: I
• 1914 Whitakers Red Book: S
• 1914 Who's Who in Business: Company A
• 1922 Who's Who In Engineering: Company A
• 1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE
• Engineering 1958 Jul-Dec: Index
• George Fox Robinson
• Henry Arthur Boultbee
• Henry Lawrence Daglish
• Martin Samuelson
• Martin Samuelson and Co
• Percy James Tunley
• The Engineer 1882/04/21
• The Engineer 1883/07/20
• The Engineer 1885/06/26
• The Engineer 1885/09/18
• The Engineer 1886/05/07
• The Engineer 1887/10/28
• The Engineer 1911/09/08
• Thomas Wilson (1843-1890)
• Thomas Wilson (1844-1890)
• Walter Dixon
• William Seymour Hide

Sources of Information

• L. A. Ritchie, The Shipbuilding Industry: A Guide to Historical Records (1992)