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Alistair Edward Stuart Craig

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Alistair Edward Stuart Craig

c1891 Moved from Glasgow to London in 1891 where he set up the Ailsa Craig Cycle Co at 18 Grand Parade, Putney.

Later of the Putney Motor Co

1901 June. Letter from Putney concerning carburetters.[1]

1901 November. Letter from Putney concerning gravity v. pressure feed.[2]

1905 August. Article on exhaust gases.[3][4]

1906 May. Article on 'The Powers That Be'.[5]

1909 Description of 'a cylinder tester designed to expedite the detection of errors in the truth of the cylinders for motor engines. The instrument consists essentially of two legs pivoted together, one of which is provided with a handle, .... The device is due to Mr. A. E. S. Craig, of 87, Leighton-road, West Ealing, W.'[6]

1910 of Acers

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