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1897 Ordered a steam motor carriage made by [[Atkinson and Philipson]] for their engine. <ref>The Engineer 1897/04/16</ref> | 1897 Ordered a steam motor carriage made by [[Atkinson and Philipson]] for their engine. <ref>The Engineer 1897/04/16</ref> | ||
1898 '...trial was made on the Newcastle to Durham road Saturday with a steam motor tractor built by Messrs Toward and Co., Newcastle, and bought by Mr George Handyside. Drawing an ordinary omnibus containing people, it travelled to Durham from Newcastle, a distance of 14 miles, without...'<ref>09 August 1898 - Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette</ref> | |||
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of St. Lawrence, Newcastle on Tyne
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1895 Made a steam-powered vehicle with body by Atkinson and Philipson[1]
1897 Ordered a steam motor carriage made by Atkinson and Philipson for their engine. [2]
1898 '...trial was made on the Newcastle to Durham road Saturday with a steam motor tractor built by Messrs Toward and Co., Newcastle, and bought by Mr George Handyside. Drawing an ordinary omnibus containing people, it travelled to Durham from Newcastle, a distance of 14 miles, without...'[3]
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