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1921 Makers of two-stroke vertical internal combustion engines for stationary and marine applications, featuring stepped pistons (the larger diameter piston being used for scavenging) <ref>'Engineering' 23 September 1921</ref> | 1921 Makers of two-stroke vertical internal combustion engines for stationary and marine applications, featuring stepped pistons (the larger diameter piston being used for scavenging) <ref>'Engineering' 23 September 1921</ref> | ||
At an earlier date, engines with similar features were produced by [[Record Engineering Co (of Manchester)| Record Engineering Co]] of Eccles, Manchester, patented by [[John Davidson]]. Featured in 'The Engineer' 30th January 1914. It has not yet been established whether these companies were one and the same. | At an earlier date, engines with similar features were produced by [[Record Engineering Co (of Manchester)| Record Engineering Co]] of Eccles, Manchester, patented by [[John Davidson (2)|John Davidson]]. Featured in 'The Engineer' 30th January 1914. It has not yet been established whether these companies were one and the same. | ||
1922 Built a prototype car <ref>* A-Z of Cars of the 1920s by Nick Baldwin. 1994. ISBN 1 870979 53 2</ref> | 1922 Built a prototype car <ref>* A-Z of Cars of the 1920s by Nick Baldwin. 1994. ISBN 1 870979 53 2</ref> | ||
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of Tutbury, Burton-on-Trent
1921 Makers of two-stroke vertical internal combustion engines for stationary and marine applications, featuring stepped pistons (the larger diameter piston being used for scavenging) [1]
At an earlier date, engines with similar features were produced by Record Engineering Co of Eccles, Manchester, patented by John Davidson. Featured in 'The Engineer' 30th January 1914. It has not yet been established whether these companies were one and the same.
1922 Built a prototype car [2]
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