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Arthur Freeman Sanders

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1950s. Arthur Freeman Saunders on a 500 cc Norton motorcycle with modified head to enable it to run on diesel fuel,

Arthur Freeman Saunders (1893-1960), founder of the Freeman Sanders Engine Co

Arthur Freeman-Sanders registered over 40 patents, and had a large influence on diesel engine development

Apprenticeship at the Bristol Tramways Co

Post WWI. Employed at R. A. Lister and Co where he became Chief Engineer and worked on the development of their diesel engine

Seconded to Ricardo and Co

c.1934 Joined John Fowler and Co

c.1942 Established Freeman Sanders Engine Co

1957 Retired

1960 Died


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