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1878 Atlas Engine Company, Limited (late [[Duvallon and Lloyd]]), ... Street, Birmingham, exhibited steam engines and icemaking machinery<ref> Birmingham Daily Post 09 September 1878</ref> | 1878 Atlas Engine Company, Limited (late [[Duvallon and Lloyd]]), ... Street, Birmingham, exhibited steam engines and icemaking machinery<ref> Birmingham Daily Post 09 September 1878</ref> | ||
c.1879 Supplied engine and boiler for the brewery of [[H. Mitchell and Co]], Birmingham | |||
1879 Advertisement in 'Engineering' magazine 4th July 1879 showing engravings of stationary steam engines, haulage engine, and engine/boiler combinations<ref>* 'Stationary Steam Engine Makers Volume 1' Compiled by George Watkins, Catalogued by A. P. Woolrich, Landmark Publishing Ltd. ISBN 1-84306-200-3</ref>. Note that one of the engines illustrated bears the name '[[Duvallon and Lloyd]]' and that the same engine appears in an 1880s advertisement for [[Thomas Piggott and Co]], with the name changed to Thomas Piggott and Co. The same 'Atlas Works, Oozells Street' address appears in both advertisements. | 1879 Advertisement in 'Engineering' magazine 4th July 1879 showing engravings of stationary steam engines, haulage engine, and engine/boiler combinations<ref>* 'Stationary Steam Engine Makers Volume 1' Compiled by George Watkins, Catalogued by A. P. Woolrich, Landmark Publishing Ltd. ISBN 1-84306-200-3</ref>. Note that one of the engines illustrated bears the name '[[Duvallon and Lloyd]]' and that the same engine appears in an 1880s advertisement for [[Thomas Piggott and Co]], with the name changed to Thomas Piggott and Co. The same 'Atlas Works, Oozells Street' address appears in both advertisements. | ||
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Atlas Works, Oozells Street, Birmingham.
1878 Atlas Engine Company, Limited (late Duvallon and Lloyd), ... Street, Birmingham, exhibited steam engines and icemaking machinery[1]
c.1879 Supplied engine and boiler for the brewery of H. Mitchell and Co, Birmingham
1879 Advertisement in 'Engineering' magazine 4th July 1879 showing engravings of stationary steam engines, haulage engine, and engine/boiler combinations[2]. Note that one of the engines illustrated bears the name 'Duvallon and Lloyd' and that the same engine appears in an 1880s advertisement for Thomas Piggott and Co, with the name changed to Thomas Piggott and Co. The same 'Atlas Works, Oozells Street' address appears in both advertisements.
1881 Thomas Piggott and Co acquired the business of the Atlas Engine Co.