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William Ford Stanley, of [[W. F. Stanley]] and [[W. F. Stanley and Co]], was an inventor and engineer.  
William Ford Stanley ( -1909), of [[W. F. Stanley]] and [[W. F. Stanley and Co]], was an inventor and engineer.  


He designed and made precision drawing and mathematical instruments, surveying instruments and telescopes.
He designed and made precision drawing and mathematical instruments, surveying instruments and telescopes.
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He filed 78 patents in the UK and US.
He filed 78 patents in the UK and US.


1868  He published "A Descriptive Treatise on Mathematical Drawing Instruments, their Construction, Uses, Qualities, Selection, Preservation and Suggestions for Improvements, with Hints on Drawing and Colouring." By W F Stanley, F.S.A. Second Edition. Stanley, Great Turnstile, London. 1868.<ref>The Engineer 1869/02/19</ref>
1868  He published "A Descriptive Treatise on Mathematical Drawing Instruments, their Construction, Uses, Qualities, Selection, Preservation and Suggestions for Improvements, with Hints on Drawing and Colouring." By W F Stanley, F.S.A. Second Edition. Stanley, Great Turnstile, London. 1868.<ref>[[The Engineer 1869/02/19]]</ref>
 


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'''Obituary 1909 <ref>[[The Engineer 1909/08/20]]</ref>
 
'''Obituary 1909 <ref>The Engineer 1909/08/20</ref>


. . . In 1856, two years after starting in business, Mr. Stanley invented the simple form of  stereoscope . . . Mr. Stanley was in his eighty-second year . .  [more]
. . . In 1856, two years after starting in business, Mr. Stanley invented the simple form of  stereoscope . . . Mr. Stanley was in his eighty-second year . .  [more]

Latest revision as of 12:57, 31 March 2023

William Ford Stanley ( -1909), of W. F. Stanley and W. F. Stanley and Co, was an inventor and engineer.

He designed and made precision drawing and mathematical instruments, surveying instruments and telescopes.

1853 Established his business - W. F. Stanley

He filed 78 patents in the UK and US.

1868 He published "A Descriptive Treatise on Mathematical Drawing Instruments, their Construction, Uses, Qualities, Selection, Preservation and Suggestions for Improvements, with Hints on Drawing and Colouring." By W F Stanley, F.S.A. Second Edition. Stanley, Great Turnstile, London. 1868.[1]


Obituary 1909 [2]

. . . In 1856, two years after starting in business, Mr. Stanley invented the simple form of stereoscope . . . Mr. Stanley was in his eighty-second year . . [more]




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