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Forest-Gallice Engine

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A range of French internal combustion engines patented by Fernand Forest and Georges Gallice.

See Douglas Self's website[1]

Two interesting petrol marine engines are on display in the Musée des Arts et Métiers. The Musée also have on display an 1887 scale model of a two-cylinder petrol engine. The museum's online information credits Fernand Forest as the 'auteur intellectuel et matériel', and Fernand Forest and Georges Gallice for the 'origine de l'oeuvre'. See here.


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ [1] Douglas Self website - THE FOREST-GALLICE COMPOUND PETROL ENGINE: 1888
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