Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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E. Reader and Sons

From Graces Guide
Reader steam engine connected to Reavell pump, on static display at Poldark Mine Museum
January 1888.
1922.
Reader steam engine driving GEC generator at Coleham Pumping Station

E Reader & Sons of Phoenix Engine Works, Cremorne Street, Nottingham.

Makers of high speed stationary steam engines

1917 Incorporated as subsidiary of Sturtevant Engineering Co[1]

1950s SE7 Compound experimental steam engine for the university. Exhibit at Nottingham Industrial Museum

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The Times March 4, 1946
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