Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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1890-1905, Designer and Director, [[James and Browne]], Hammersmith;  
1890-1905, Designer and Director, [[James and Browne]], Hammersmith;  


in 1902, produced from stock parts first car erected and run straight out on road without previous tests.  
1902, produced from stock parts first car erected and run straight out on road without previous tests.  


1905 Managing Director and Designer, [[Pilgrims Way Motor Co]]., Farnham.
1905 Managing Director and Designer, [[Pilgrim's Way Motor Co]]., Farnham.


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Trained, Piercy and Co., Birmingham;

1895-96, Asst. Works Manager, Premier Cycle Co.;

1896-97, Designer, New Beeston Cycle Co., responsible for only British built car (De Dion tricycle) to compete in Emancipation run to Brighton, Nov., 1896;

1890-1905, Designer and Director, James and Browne, Hammersmith;

1902, produced from stock parts first car erected and run straight out on road without previous tests.

1905 Managing Director and Designer, Pilgrim's Way Motor Co., Farnham.

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