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1935 Patent on " A new or improved tube particularly for use in the radiators of internal-combustion engines" with [[Gallay Radiator Co|Chausson Gallay]] of Scrubs Lane, London | 1935 Patent on " A new or improved tube particularly for use in the radiators of internal-combustion engines" with [[Gallay Radiator Co|Chausson Gallay]] of Scrubs Lane, London | ||
1935 Patent on "A new or improved cooler for oil and other liquids" with [[James Frank Belaieff]] and [[Gallay]] Ltd of Scrubs Lane. | |||
1994 Bio notes.<ref>Brooklands Reunion Programme. 1994/06/26</ref> | 1994 Bio notes.<ref>Brooklands Reunion Programme. 1994/06/26</ref> | ||
Revision as of 11:19, 7 August 2024
Cyril Terence 'Tom' Delaney (1911-2006) of Delaney Gallay
1911 Born at Willesden the son of Terry Delaney.
Educated at Bishop's Stortford College
Raced and won in a Lea-Francis at Brooklands
1933 Patent on "Improvements in or relating to the supercharging of internal combustion engines", the first of more than 50 British patents; there were also many foreign versions of his patents.
1935 Patent on " A new or improved tube particularly for use in the radiators of internal-combustion engines" with Chausson Gallay of Scrubs Lane, London
1935 Patent on "A new or improved cooler for oil and other liquids" with James Frank Belaieff and Gallay Ltd of Scrubs Lane.
1994 Bio notes.[1]
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Sources of Information
- ↑ Brooklands Reunion Programme. 1994/06/26