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* A Useful War Time Feminine Industry - [[Mary Hartley-Smith]] | * A Useful War Time Feminine Industry - [[Mary Hartley-Smith]] | ||
* Thoughts and Opinions - "Electro", S.J.T.D., [[George Watkins]], "Thermostat", [[Colmore Depots|Colmore Depot]], [[Edwin Kay]], [[T. C. Smith]] | * Thoughts and Opinions - "Electro", S.J.T.D., [[George Watkins (4)|George Watkins]], "Thermostat", [[Colmore Depots|Colmore Depot]], [[Edwin Kay]], [[T. C. Smith]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:32, 4 December 2021
1916 June 12th PDF
Contents
- Notes, News and Gossip
- Petrol Supplies for Private Use
- The Revival of Cycling
- A Dangerous Stretch of Road - Between Chelmsford and Rochford
- Is the Steam Light Car Possible? - J.T.C.
- A New Worm-Driven Variable Pulley Gear - H. Noel Wilson
- Topics of the Day
- Art and the Light Car - Viola Meeking
- The Use and Abuse of the Lathe
- Some Interesting Features of a G.W.K.
- The Fallacy of Large Batteries
- That Very Ordinary Design - John Gilpin, Jnr
- Signposts Ancient and Modern
- A Useful War Time Feminine Industry - Mary Hartley-Smith
- Thoughts and Opinions - "Electro", S.J.T.D., George Watkins, "Thermostat", Colmore Depot, Edwin Kay, T. C. Smith
See Also
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