F.H. Royce Two-Cylinder Motor Engine

Made:: 1904 in Manchester

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Four-stroke two-cylinder motor car engine, made by F. H. Royce & Co., Manchester, 1904. the car has long been scrapped and all that remain are the engine itself, with fan, water pump, magnets, flywheel, clutch and gear box mounted on a metal frame.

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Category:: Road Transport

Object Number:: Y1969.23

Materials:: brass (copper, zinc alloy), copper (alloy), metal (unknown)

type:: engine, internal combustion

taxonomy:

furnishing and equipment
tools & equipment

credit:: Gift of University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology, Mechanical Engineering

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