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* '''An Autocar of 1881 - p31
* '''An Autocar of 1881 - p31
** [[John George Inshaw]]
** [[John George Inshaw]] - Steam car in Birmingham - Illustrated


* ''' 'The Engineer' 1,000 guinea Road Carriage Competition - p31
** Judges are to be [[Frederick Bramwell|Sir Frederick Bramwell]], Bart., F.R.S., M.Inst.C.E.; [[John Aspinall|Mr. John Audley F. Aspinall]], M.Inst.C.E., Chief Mechanical Engineer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway; and [[John Hopkinson|Dr. John Hopkinson]], F.R.S., M.Inst.C.E.
* '''French Jottings - p32
** [[M. G. Collin]]
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Pdf50.jpg 1895 November 16th (pdf file)

  • The Pennington Engine - Illustrated x3 - p28
  • Autocars for Produce Growers - p30

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