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of Melbourne and Grosvenor Gardens, London
c.1925 Company formed to commercialise the work on crankless engines of [[Anthony George Maldon Michel]]
1926 Patent of Michel with [[Joseph Pearson Postelthwaite]] and [[Thomas Smith]] on improvements in the mechanism for interconverting reciprocal and rotary motion.


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1925.

of Melbourne and Grosvenor Gardens, London

c.1925 Company formed to commercialise the work on crankless engines of Anthony George Maldon Michel

1926 Patent of Michel with Joseph Pearson Postelthwaite and Thomas Smith on improvements in the mechanism for interconverting reciprocal and rotary motion.

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Sources of Information