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Hand driven generator for battery charging

Hand driven generator for battery charging

Motor car dynamo

Motor car dynamo

circa 1919
Motorcycle Magdyno combined lighting and ignition unit

Motorcycle Magdyno combined lighting and ignition unit

1934
Motor car electric generator

Motor car electric generator

circa 1921
Lucas ventilated car type dynamo, type L1, 12v, no. 238117

Lucas ventilated car type dynamo, type L1, 12v, no. 238117

1935
Motor car lighting dynamo

Motor car lighting dynamo

circa 1919
Motor car dynamo

Motor car dynamo

circa 1919
Stand for motor car lighting dynamo

Stand for motor car lighting dynamo

Motor car dynamo

Motor car dynamo

1904
Part of motor car lighting dynamo

Part of motor car lighting dynamo

Motor car lighting dynamo

Motor car lighting dynamo

Parts from motor car dynamo

Parts from motor car dynamo

1904
Motor car dynamo

Motor car dynamo

1909-1920
Motor car lighting dynamo

Motor car lighting dynamo

Smiths AC generator type IV.1100/00.MOD1 to drive tachometer

Smiths AC generator type IV.1100/00.MOD1 to drive tachometer

circa 1960
The first variable speed dynamo manufactured for use in connection with the lighting of motor cars by electricity. Invented by Mr C.A. Vandervell and patented in 1904

Motor car dynamo

1904
Magnetolite-dynamo No.101 (ie. magneto generator), used for motor car lighting with spare armature, E type switchboard and cut out. Made by the High Tension Co., 1910

Magneto generator for motor car lighting

1910
Dynamo type H.T.4 for car lighting, sectioned

Motor car lighting dynamo

M.I.R.A. Magnetolite dynamo, made by the High Tension Co., in glass case

Motor car dynamo

1909-1920
Wagner low voltage lighting dynamo with controlling relay for motor car lighting, designed by Mr V A Flynn, date unknown

Motor car lighting dynamo

Controlling relay for low voltage lighting dynamo

Part of a motor car lighting dynamo

Wagner direct current starter generator No. EM S46, for motor cars and one driving sprocket, designed by Mr V A Flynn, date unknown

Motor car starter generator