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1896 Feb 17th. Held at the [[Imperial Institute]] and showed: | 1896 Feb 17th. Held at the [[Imperial Institute]] and showed: | ||
* Carriage powered by a [[Daimler]] engine that has been in existence for five years | * Carriage powered by a [[Gottlieb Daimler|Daimler]] engine that has been in existence for five years | ||
* Carriage by the [[Acme Motor Co]] and driven by an oil engine | * Carriage by the [[Acme Motor Co]] and driven by an oil engine | ||
* Carriage driven by a [[Kane-Pennington]] oil engine | * Carriage driven by a [[Kane-Pennington]] oil engine | ||
Latest revision as of 12:27, 4 December 2019
1896 Feb 17th. Held at the Imperial Institute and showed:
- Carriage powered by a Daimler engine that has been in existence for five years
- Carriage by the Acme Motor Co and driven by an oil engine
- Carriage driven by a Kane-Pennington oil engine
- Carriage powered by electricity
Among those attending were:
- Prince Edward
- Sir William Harcourt
- Dr. Rentoul
- Mr. Atherley Jones
- Frederick Abel
- J. Somers Vine
- Hiram Maxim
- H. H. Cunynghame
- H. J. Lawson
- Bertram van Praagh
- Frederick R. Simms
- Evelyn Ellis
See Also
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Sources of Information
- The Times, Monday, Feb 17, 1896