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Latest revision as of 13:55, 20 January 2020
Main Subjects
- 1880 Engineering Exhibition, p384 (Illustrated).
- S. and E. Ransome and Co
- W. Asquith
- J. Taylor and Co
- Moser and Sons
- Smith and Coventry
- J. Berger Spence and Co, maker of Spence's metal, of Lombard St
- Samuelson and Co
- Woolnough and Dehne, maker of moulding machines
- Nottingham Malleable Iron Co
- R. Boyle and Son
- Hulme and Lund
- Thomson, Sterne and Co
- T. A. Clarke, wood planing machine
- James Hardinge, forges and machine tools
- Vernon and Ewens, of 7 Westminster Chambers, showed Smith's double chamber vertical boiler as illustrated in The Engineer 1879/07/11
- Reading Ironworks Co
- Blundell Brothers, of Limehouse, London, maker of pumps
- Rustless and General Iron Co
- Association of Municipal Engineers and Surveyors, p382.
- Editorial, p387.
- Basic Process
- Prevention of Floods p.388
- Dodson
- B. Samuelson
- A. Arnold
- Rodwell
- H. Broadhurst
- Causton
- Rumoured Opposition to the North Eastern Railway
- Railway in Course of Construction
- Increasing Power of Guns
- Munificent Offer
- Engert's Smoke Preventer, p382.
- Engines of the SS Lady Tyler, p382, p386 (Illustrated).
- Proposed Harbour at Filey, p382 (Illustrated).
- Recent Improvements in the Machinery for Preparing and Spinning Cotton - Eli Spencer, p383 (Illustrated).
- Standard English Locomotives - R. H. Bleasdale, p389.
- Steel Manufacture in Cleveland, p379.
- Trail Trip of the SS Ascanius, p389.
- Weight In Locomotive Construction, p379.
See Also
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