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Latest revision as of 15:25, 4 December 2020
Issue 1896/10/15
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Contents
- Horseless Carriages
- Steam, Oil, and Electricity as Motive Powers
- Doings of Public Companies
- - London Electric Omnibus Co
- - Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Co
- - British Motor Carriage and Cycle Co
- - Great Horseless Carriage Co
- - New and Mayne
- The Locomotives on Highways Act, 1896
- Correspondence - C. Harrington Moore
- Reviews of Books
- Types of Automotor Vehicles
- - Ed Rossel
- - Electric Motor Power Co
- Pneumatic Tyres Fifty Years Ago
- Light Railways
- The “Hornsby-Akroyd” Patent Safety Oil Traction-engine - Richard Hornsby and Sons
- Ourselves
- Sir David Salomons, Bart
- The Royal Agricultural Society’s Automotor Competition
- Motor-car Contests in America
- Notes of the Month
- Self-Propelled Traffic Association at Liverpool
- Railway Companies and Level Crossings
- America Ahead of England in Road Traction
- Electric Omnibuses for London Streets - London Electric Omnibus Co
- Horseless Road Locomotion - A. R. Sennett
- New Inventions
- Continental Notes - The Great Paris-Marseilles Contest
- Some of the Lessons of the Contest
- The Motor Race from Paris to Mantes and Back
- The First Legal Run of Automotor Cars in England - 1896 London-Brighton Run
- Proposed Combination of Light Railway and Electric Tramway - Alfred Dickinson and Co