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1897 The Engineer Horseless Carriage Competition: Difference between revisions

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Cancelled.<ref>[[The Autocar 1897/06/05]]</ref> Images and information. Judge was [[H. Graham Harris]]<ref>[[The Autocar 1897/06/05]]</ref>
Cancelled.<ref>[[The Autocar 1897/06/05]]</ref> Images and information. Judge was [[H. Graham Harris]]<ref>[[The Autocar 1897/06/05]]</ref>


'''CLASS A
'''CLASS A.''' For the best mechanically-propelled vehicle constructed to carry, including the driver, four or more persons, the total weight, when fully loaded, not exceeding two tons, a prize of 350 guineas will be given.
* The [[Electric Motive Power Co]], 16, Elm-street, Gray's Inn-road.   
* [[Electric Motive Power Co|The Electric Motive Power Co]], 16, Elm-street, Gray's Inn-road.   
* The [[London and Glasgow Motor Car Syndicate]], 11, Queen Victoria-street, E.C.  
* [[London and Glasgow Motor Car Syndicate|The London and Glasgow Motor Car Syndicate]], 11, Queen Victoria-street, E.C.  
* [[New and Mayne]], Palace- chambers, Bridgestreet, Westminster.  
* [[New and Mayne]], Palace- chambers, Bridgestreet, Westminster.  
* [[Clement Richardson]], 128, Stephen's-green, Dublin.  
* [[Clement Richardson]], 128, Stephen's-green, Dublin.  
* [[G. F. G. Des Vignes and Co]], Orleans Works, Teddington.  
* [[G. F. G. Des Vignes and Co]], Orleans Works, Teddington.  
* [[John Isaac Thornycroft]], Eyot Villa, Chis wick Mall, Chiswick.  
* [[John Isaac Thornycroft]], Eyot Villa, Chis wick Mall, Chiswick.  
* The [[Dorset Iron Foundry]] Co, West Quay-road, Poole.  
* [[Dorset Iron Foundry|The Dorset Iron Foundry Co]], West Quay-road, Poole.  
* [[Edward Joel Pennington]], Bramlea, Hersham-road, Walton-on Thames.  
* [[Edward Joel Pennington]], Bramlea, Hersham-road, Walton-on Thames.  
* [[W. J. Perrett]], The Laurels, Romford. I  
* [[W. J. Perrett]], The Laurels, Romford. I  
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* [[William Baines, Senior|William Baines]], 5 and 6, Great Winchester-street, London, E.C.  
* [[William Baines, Senior|William Baines]], 5 and 6, Great Winchester-street, London, E.C.  
* [[John Fielding]], Upton Saint Leonarda, Gloucester.  
* [[John Fielding]], Upton Saint Leonarda, Gloucester.  
* The [[McDonald Patent Battery Syndicate]], 4, North Saint David-street, Edinburgh.  
* [[McDonald Patent Battery Syndicate|The McDonald Patent Battery Syndicate]], 4, North Saint David-street, Edinburgh.  
* The [[Clarkson and Capel Steam Car Syndicate]], Deverell-street, Great Dover-street, E .C.  
* [[Clarkson and Capel Steam Car Syndicate|The Clarkson and Capel Steam Car Syndicate]], Deverell-street, Great Dover-street, E .C.  
* [[J. Irving Courtenay]], 4, Great Winchester-street, E.C.  
* [[J. Irving Courtenay]], 4, Great Winchester-street, E.C.  
* [[Douglas Neale]], 21, Rutland-square, Edinburgh.  
* [[Douglas Neale]], 21, Rutland-square, Edinburgh.  
* [[Roots and Venables]], lOO,Westminster Bridge-road, S.W.  
* [[Roots and Venables]], lOO,Westminster Bridge-road, S.W.  
* [[Higgins, Bessemer, Nicholson and Co]], 127, Brixtonbill, s.w.  
* [[Higgins, Bessemer, Nicholson and Co]], 127, Brixtonbill, s.w.  
* The [[Romiley Engineering Co]], Hatherlow Wharf, Romiley.  
* [[Romiley Engineering Co|The Romiley Engineering Co]], Hatherlow Wharf, Romiley.  
* [[Henry Sharp (3)|Henry Sharp]], 43, Broadway, Deptford.
* [[Henry Sharp (3)|Henry Sharp]], 43, Broadway, Deptford.
* [[Brindley, Naylor and Wilson]], 5, Waterloo-road, North, Wolverhampton.  
* [[Brindley, Naylor and Wilson]], 5, Waterloo-road, North, Wolverhampton.  
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* [[Stevenson and Shovelton]], 23, School-lane, Liverpool.  
* [[Stevenson and Shovelton]], 23, School-lane, Liverpool.  
* [[H. K. Hales]], cycle agent, Burslem.  
* [[H. K. Hales]], cycle agent, Burslem.  
* Walter Jno. Hubert Jones, (J. Truman and Co.), Gloucester Works, Smithfield-passage, Birmingham.  
* [[Walter Jno. Hubert Jones]], ([[J. Truman and Co]].), Gloucester Works, Smithfield-passage, Birmingham.  
* The [[London Motor Car Works Co]], Albert Mills, Beavor-lane, Hammersmith.
* [[London Motor Car Works Co|The London Motor Car Works Co]], Albert Mills, Beavor-lane, Hammersmith.


'''CLASS B  
'''CLASS B.''' For the best mechanically-propelled vehicle constructed to carry either one or two or three persons, the total weight, when fully loaded, not exceeding one ton, a prize of 250 guineas will be given.
* The [[Electric Motive Power Co]], 16, Elmstreet, Gray's Inn-road, W.O.  
* [[Electric Motive Power Co|The Electric Motive Power Co]], 16, Elmstreet, Gray's Inn-road, W.O.  
* [[James Morton Hall]], 102, Dale-street, Lancaster.  
* [[James Morton Hall]], 102, Dale-street, Lancaster.  
* [[J. Holt Thomas]], West View, Hopwood-lane, Halifax.
* [[J. Holt Thomas]], West View, Hopwood-lane, Halifax.
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* [[Greengrass and Docking]], 62, Dingwall-road, Croydon.  
* [[Greengrass and Docking]], 62, Dingwall-road, Croydon.  
* [[William Baines, Senior|William Baines]], 5 and 6, Great Winchester-street, E. C.  
* [[William Baines, Senior|William Baines]], 5 and 6, Great Winchester-street, E. C.  
* The [[Electric Construction Co]], Bushbury, Wolverhampton.  
* [[Electric Construction Co|The Electric Construction Co]], Bushbury, Wolverhampton.  
* [[G. Stanton]], 335, Strand, W.O.  
* [[G. Stanton]], 335, Strand, W.O.  
* The [[Clarkson and Capel Steam Car Syndicate]], Deverell-street, Great Dover-street, S.E.  
* [[Clarkson and Capel Steam Car Syndicate|The Clarkson and Capel Steam Car Syndicate]], Deverell-street, Great Dover-street, S.E.  
* [[Douglas Neale]], 21, Rutland-square, Edinburgh.  
* [[Douglas Neale]], 21, Rutland-square, Edinburgh.  
* [[Roots and Venables]], 100, Westminster Bridge-road, S. W.  
* [[Roots and Venables]], 100, Westminster Bridge-road, S. W.  
* [[Accles and Sugden]], 75, Queen Victoria-street, E.C.  
* [[Accles and Sugden]], 75, Queen Victoria-street, E.C.  
* [[William Henry Dugard]], Vulcan Mills, Bridge street West, Birmingham.  
* [[William Henry Dugard]], Vulcan Mills, Bridge street West, Birmingham.  
* The [[Yeovil Motor Carriage Co|Yeovil Motor Car and Cycle Co]], Yeovil.  
* [[Yeovil Motor Carriage Co|Yeovil Motor Car and Cycle Co]], Yeovil.  
* [[J. F. Stilwell]], Royal Pier Hotel, Weston-super-Mare.
* [[J. F. Stilwell]], Royal Pier Hotel, Weston-super-Mare.



Revision as of 13:17, 3 December 2020

This was a competition run by the proprietors of The Engineer, held at the Crystal Palace. The judges were Sir Frederick Bramwell, John Aspinall and Dr. John Hopkinson. [1]

Route published. Crystal Palace to Birmingham and back. 263 miles.[2]

Cancelled.[3] Images and information. Judge was H. Graham Harris[4]

CLASS A. For the best mechanically-propelled vehicle constructed to carry, including the driver, four or more persons, the total weight, when fully loaded, not exceeding two tons, a prize of 350 guineas will be given.

CLASS B. For the best mechanically-propelled vehicle constructed to carry either one or two or three persons, the total weight, when fully loaded, not exceeding one ton, a prize of 250 guineas will be given.

CLASS C

CLASS D

CLASS SUPPLEMENTAL

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