William Naylor
From Graces Guide
of Norwich
1855 Improvements to the steam-hammer. Described and illustrated in The Practical Mechanic's Journal, 1856.
1858 of Bracondale, Norwich.[1]
1859 The Practical Mechanic's Journal of July included drawings of steam hammers designed by W. Naylor of 3 Old Broad Street, London, 'an indefatigable worker for the improvement of steam or mechanically acting hammers', and made by the Kirkstall Forge Co.
Drawing of a Naylor-type double-acting steam hammer here [2], made by Varrall, Elwell and Poulet.
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- ↑ 1858 Institution of Mechanical Engineers
- ↑ [1] BnF Gallica website: Livre Des Machines-outils, leur importance, leur utilité, progrès apportés dans leur Fabrication by J. Chrétien, 1863