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From the Rolls-Royce experimental archive: a quarter of a million communications from Rolls-Royce, 1906 to 1960's. Documents from the Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation (SHRMF).
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Five modifications for the Ph.II Synchromesh Gearbox.11th Sep 1934Box 15 \ 5  Scan406
Instruction to experiment with a gearbox sleeve and cam pins, changing their angle from 50º to an alternative of 45º.13th Sep 1934Box 15 \ 5  Scan407
Modifications to the P.2. S.M. 2nd Gearbox to facilitate assembly and prevent binding.24th Oct 1934Box 15 \ 5  Scan408
Modifications to the P.2. S.M.2. Gearbox for improved casing removal.26th Oct 1934Box 15 \ 5  Scan409
Spring length discrepancy on the P 2 S M 2nd Gearbox and proposing revised specifications.9th Nov 1934Box 15 \ 5  Scan410
Use of full depth nuts instead of lock nuts for bolts on a P 2 BM 2nd Gearbox.9th Nov 1934Box 15 \ 5  Scan411
Standardisation of undersheets in connection with new gearbox and engine mounting.16th Oct 1934Box 15 \ 5  Scan412
Assessing the standardization of parts, detailing costs and production implementation.20th Oct 1934Box 15 \ 5  Scan413
Standardisation of parts for a gearbox with synchromesh 2nd gear.16th Oct 1934Box 15 \ 5  Scan414
Cost comparison and production details for a new part, including labour, charges, and tooling costs.10th Oct 1934Box 15 \ 5  Scan415
Query regarding the technical objections to implementing synchromesh on more gears in the gearbox.12th Apr 1935Box 15 \ 5  Scan416
Performance of the synchromesh second speed on the Phantom gearbox.15th Apr 1935Box 15 \ 5  Scan417
Complaints of second gear jumping out on Phantom II cars and the proposed solution.13th Aug 1935Box 15 \ 5  Scan418
Complaints of the second gear jumping out on P.2 cars.14th Aug 1935Box 15 \ 5  Scan419
Recurring issue with the second gear jumping out on the Phantom II model.17th Aug 1935Box 15 \ 5  Scan420
Cases of the second gear jumping out on the Phantom II model.19th Aug 1935Box 15 \ 5  Scan421
Request to find a car with a Phantom gearbox fault for testing and measurement before any alterations are made.20th Aug 1935Box 15 \ 5  Scan422
Confirming tests to investigate the Phantom II second speed gear jumping out.21th Aug 1935Box 15 \ 5  Scan423
Chain discussing the progress of a patent application for a back axle.19th Sep 1910Box 15 \ 6  Scan001
To Mr. Johnson regarding the completion of drawings for a back axle patent.18th Oct 1910Box 15 \ 6  Scan002
Clarifying the facts regarding the preparation of patent materials for the 1600 axle.20th Oct 1910Box 15 \ 6  Scan003
Situation with Mr. Nadin regarding the format of drawings and specifications.7th Oct 1910Box 15 \ 6  Scan004
Patent application for a back axle and steering column control arrangement.24th Oct 1910Box 15 \ 6  Scan005
The transfer of Letters Patent for steering and controlling motor vehicles.4th Feb 1911Box 15 \ 6  Scan006
Internal communication regarding the date and expiry of S.C.H. Knight's first patent, number 14729/05.13th Feb 1911Box 15 \ 6  Scan007
Query and response regarding the expiry date of the Knight patent.25th Feb 1911Box 15 \ 6  Scan008
Departmental memo to Mr Barrington listing patent numbers from the years 1882 to 1901.28th Oct 1911Box 15 \ 6  Scan009
Departmental memo, page 2, listing reference numbers by year from 1901 to 1908.27th Jun 1911Box 15 \ 6  Scan010
Departmental memo sheet acting as a separator, noting page number -3- and reference numbers.27th Jun 1911Box 15 \ 6  Scan011
Cover letter forwarding a copy of a memorandum concerning patent matters.24th Nov 1911Box 15 \ 6  Scan012
To Mr. DeLoose regarding an arrangement with solicitors and the Sales Department.24th Nov 1911Box 15 \ 6  Scan013
Excerpt from meeting minutes regarding a patent application for a pneumatic suspensory device.1st Dec 1911Box 15 \ 6  Scan014
Letter to the Patents Office requesting copies of patent specifications, with a handwritten reply from the office.9th Jan 1912Box 15 \ 6  Scan015
From the Patent Office regarding the inability to supply two requested patent specifications.10th Jan 1912Box 15 \ 6  Scan016
Guide from the UK Patent Office Sale Branch on specifications of patents and related publications.1st Oct 1911Box 15 \ 6  Scan017
Internal instruction to order various Patent Office publications and specifications.18th Jan 1912Box 15 \ 6  Scan018
Letter to the Comptroller of the Patents Office requesting copies of patent specifications and enclosing payment.18th Jan 1912Box 15 \ 6  Scan019
From the Patent Office regarding an out-of-print specification.19th Jan 1912Box 15 \ 6  Scan020
Letter to the Patents Office requesting copies of several patent specifications.2nd Oct 1912Box 15 \ 6  Scan021
From the Patent Office regarding an out-of-print specification.3rd Oct 1912Box 15 \ 6  Scan022
That leaflets of specifications for vehicle wheels be bound.14th Oct 1912Box 15 \ 6  Scan023
Letter to Mr. Johnson regarding the capabilities of patent agents, Messrs Phillipss, and a revised process for patent submissions.17th Oct 1912Box 15 \ 6  Scan024
Letter discussing errors and performance issues with patent applications handled by external patent agents.17th Oct 1912Box 15 \ 6  Scan025
Strategy and selection of patent agent firms.21th May 1926Box 15 \ 6  Scan026
Recommendation on evaluating and potentially changing patent agents, mentioning Messrs Marks & Clerk and Messrs Philipss.21th May 1926Box 15 \ 6  Scan027
Departmental memo from Mr. Johnson instructing to apply for patents in the United States.17th Dec 1912Box 15 \ 6  Scan028
Maybach patent (No. 3235/01) for a honeycomb type radiator.13th Jan 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan029
Departmental memo forwarding a letter from Phillips regarding Patent No. 22710/11 concerning dashboards and bodies.18th Apr 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan030
Letter proposing a patent non-leakable tap for motor cars, including a demonstration model.13th May 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan031
Page two of a letter from an inventor, Percy E. Whyte, offering a vibration-proof tap for trial and potential commercialisation.16th May 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan032
Letter to Mr. P. E. Whyte returning his patent tap and declining his invention.16th May 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan033
Memo discussing a patent application for epicyclic gears and a complaint against Messrs. Phillips.22th May 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan034
Internal correspondence regarding Canadian application No/165949 and a related British application.27th May 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan035
Patents for a Mercedes gearbox, attaching related correspondence.27th May 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan036
Foreign applications for British patents and a query about French patents.27th May 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan037
Covering note for correspondence regarding the Sheffield Simplex infringement of rear axle control patents.27th May 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan038
Correspondence for keeping French Patent 428744 in force.27th May 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan039
The Mercedes Change Speed Control Patent and a related license.27th May 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan040
Status of three patent applications.4th Jun 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan041
Providing updates on a list of numbered engineering topics.22th May 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan042
Potential suspension, gearbox, and axle control systems.7th Jun 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan043
The infringement of slipper drive patents by Lanchester.7th Jun 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan044
Handover memorandum concerning files and documents for patent and infringement matters.7th Jun 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan045
Expense claim for a visit to London regarding costs for Lanchester patents.10th Jun 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan046
Mr. Royce's remarks on an external gear box invention, routing it for filing.20th Aug 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan047
Cover memo attaching several other memos and a report from P.S. Jones regarding patent work.9th Sep 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan048
Attaching correspondence regarding patent work X.728.10th Sep 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan049
Letter regarding an application for a Patent of Addition for engine suspension, enclosing the signed form and a blueprint.15th Sep 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan050
Correspondence enclosing a signed patent application for improvements in adjusting and locking devices.17th Sep 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan051
Patent application for improvements in and relating to a hydraulically operated brake mechanism.17th Sep 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan052
Patenting of an epicyclic gear design in combination with a jaw clutch reverse gear.18th Sep 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan053
Enclosing signed petitions for three patents regarding improvements to gearing and engine/transmission mounting.6th Nov 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan054
Short memo regarding the validity and potential use of a patent.10th Nov 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan055
Letter enclosing a signed patent application form, specification, and blueprint for a brake mechanism.1st Dec 1913Box 15 \ 6  Scan056
Cover letter forwarding a letter about an outside invention from an employee to the relevant department.8th Apr 1914Box 15 \ 6  Scan057
Correspondence regarding patent specifications for an adjustable engine stand from a Mr Maxwell.21th May 1914Box 15 \ 6  Scan058
Letter from J.B. Ferguson's in Belfast regarding photographs of an adjustable engine stand.21th May 1914Box 15 \ 6  Scan059
Letter to Mr. Maxwell regarding a patent stand for supporting engines during assembly.21th May 1914Box 15 \ 6  Scan060
Returning photographs and specifications for a portable engine stand, deeming the invention to be of no value.26th May 1914Box 15 \ 6  Scan061
Attaching correspondence with Mr. Fuller regarding patents in America.25th May 1927Box 15 \ 6  Scan062
Letter clarifying an agreement on patent rights between the English and American companies.25th May 1927Box 15 \ 6  Scan063
Letter outlining the agreement on patent applications between the American and English companies.12th May 1927Box 15 \ 6  Scan064
New British provisional patent ideas for carburetters.29th Oct 1927Box 15 \ 6  Scan065
The handling of a brake patent, its American counterpart, and licensing.29th Nov 1927Box 15 \ 6  Scan066
Technical memo discussing a provisional patent and design improvements for carburettors, including a sketch.30th Nov 1927Box 15 \ 6  Scan067
Continued memo discussing the function of a carburetter air valve and a suggested tulip restrictor.8th Dec 1927Box 15 \ 6  Scan068
Provisional patent application for a suggested alteration in valve arrangement to prevent detonations.8th Dec 1927Box 15 \ 6  Scan069
Provisional patent for an improvement in the design of combustion chambers and valve arrangements in internal combustion engines.8th Dec 1927Box 15 \ 6  Scan070
The operation and advantages of an intermediate valve design for internal combustion engines.8th Dec 1927Box 15 \ 6  Scan071
Letter from Clarence A. Brook to Mr. M. Olley regarding prints and patents for rear springs and shock absorbers.13th Oct 1928Box 15 \ 6  Scan072
Letter from an inventor offering a new 'torque booster' transmission system for consideration and trial.29th Oct 1928Box 15 \ 6  Scan073
Page two of a letter from John Craig regarding the cost and potential of a 'torque booster'.28th Nov 1923Box 15 \ 6  Scan074
Improved bonnet seating product from the Gandy Belt Manufacturing Co.28th Nov 1923Box 15 \ 6  Scan075
Letter to F.H. Royce concerning Stanton's Patents for engine spark and carburation control.9th Feb 1929Box 15 \ 6  Scan076
Technical description of ignition advance and carburation control mechanisms.9th Feb 1929Box 15 \ 6  Scan077
Report page detailing engine performance regarding carburation, spark advance, and detonation.9th Feb 1929Box 15 \ 6  Scan078
Letter discussing the development of a device, drawings, samples, and challenges with poppet valves.7th Mar 1929Box 15 \ 6  Scan079
Letter from a patent agent regarding British Patent No. 269167 for improvements to combustion chambers.7th Mar 1929Box 15 \ 6  Scan080
Testing of Dardelet special self-locking threads on a chassis or engine.1st May 1929Box 15 \ 6  Scan081
Rejection letter for an invention concerning combustion chambers as it is not relevant to their 4-stroke petrol engines.26th Jun 1929Box 15 \ 6  Scan082


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