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Late 1880s Building the DOT two-cycle gas engine in sizes up to 1.25 nhp
Late 1880s Building the DOT two-cycle gas engine in sizes up to 1.25 nhp


1895 After the retirement of [[John Taylor (of Nottingham)|John Taylor]], his sons moved the business to Sandiacre as [[Taylor Brothers (of Nottingham)|Taylor Brothers]], [[Midland Engineering and Foundry Works]].
1895 After the retirement of [[John Taylor (of Nottingham)|John Taylor]], his sons moved the business to Sandiacre as [[Taylor Brothers (Sandiacre)|Taylor Brothers]], [[Midland Engineering and Foundry Works]].


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[[Category: Town - Nottingham]]
[[Category: Town - Nottingham]]
[[Category: Stationary Engines]]
[[Category: Stationary Engines]]
[[Category:Railway Equipment]]

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of Nottingham

Late 1880s Building the DOT two-cycle gas engine in sizes up to 1.25 nhp

1895 After the retirement of John Taylor, his sons moved the business to Sandiacre as Taylor Brothers, Midland Engineering and Foundry Works.

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