Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Difference between revisions of "The Autocar 1896/04/25"

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* '''Notes - p301
* '''Notes - p301
** 'In Turner's picturesque tour, 1833, there is a most interesting account of a journey in an autocar'
** 'In Turner's picturesque tour, 1833, there is a most interesting account of a journey in an autocar'
** 'Messrs. Cook, opticians, of York, also constructed a steam car about the year 1867' (probably [[Thomas Cooke]] Ed.)
** '[[Thomas Cooke|Messrs. Cook]], opticians, of York, also constructed a steam car about the year 1867'  
** [[John Brown (1850-1911)|John Brown]] - Serpollet steam road carriage
** [[H. J. Lawson]], the chairman of the [[British Motor Syndicate]], is also chairman of the [[Beeston Tyre Co]]
** [[Britannia Motor Carriage Co]] and [[William Pennington]]
** [[Baron Karl von Drais|Baron de Drais]] - 1818 Early steam carriage





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Pdf50.jpg 1896 April 25th (pdf file)

  • The Autocar Competition - p301


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