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Maker of steam engines and boilers. <ref>Stationary Steam Engines of Great Britain by George Watkins. Vol 10</ref> | Maker of steam engines and boilers. <ref>Stationary Steam Engines of Great Britain by George Watkins. Vol 10</ref> | ||
Made 20 | 1907 Made two cylinder 20 hp steam engine for a steam yacht, with oil-fired boiler from [[Lune Valley Engineering Co]]<ref>'Engineering' and The Engineer 1907/09/13 </ref> | ||
c.1920 [[William Denny and Brothers]], needing extra manufacturing capacity, sought the help of the Savery firm to build a [[Still]] engine that was used in a test against one of their [[Sulzer Brothers|Sulzer]] engines<ref>The Engineer 1920/07/23</ref> | c.1920 [[William Denny and Brothers]], needing extra manufacturing capacity, sought the help of the Savery firm to build a [[Still]] engine that was used in a test against one of their [[Sulzer Brothers|Sulzer]] engines<ref>The Engineer 1920/07/23</ref> | ||
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1904 William Edward Savery and his brother founded the firm of engineers and boilermakers, Newcomen Works, Birmingham.
Maker of steam engines and boilers. [1]
1907 Made two cylinder 20 hp steam engine for a steam yacht, with oil-fired boiler from Lune Valley Engineering Co[2]
c.1920 William Denny and Brothers, needing extra manufacturing capacity, sought the help of the Savery firm to build a Still engine that was used in a test against one of their Sulzer engines[3]
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