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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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Misunderstanding over the testing and suitability of Regent Petrol from Trinidad Leaseholds Ltd.15th May 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan308
Letter from the Ethyl Export-Corporation discussing the octane rating test results for an Ethyl petrol sample.26th May 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan309
Letter to the Ethyl Export Corporation requesting information on valve gear measurement and exhaust butterfly valves.30th May 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan310
Letter from C.C. Wakefield & Co. Ltd. acknowledging a previous correspondence.28th May 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan311
Letter from Shell-Mex and B.P. Ltd inquiring about the official policy on using ethylised (leaded) petrol in new Bentley cars.29th May 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan312
Letter to Shell-Mex regarding the use of Ethyl fuel in experimental Bentley cars.30th May 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan313
Letter from Cleveland Petroleum Products Co. to Bentley Motors regarding tests for their new alcohol fuel, Cleveland Discol.30th May 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan314
Letter from Cleveland Petroleum Products Co. proposing tests on their new alcohol fuel, Discol.30th May 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan315
Letter to Cleveland Petroleum Products Ltd declining to test high-octane or alcohol fuels as their cars are not designed to benefit from them.31th May 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan316
Letter from Cleveland Petroleum Products Co. requesting Rolls-Royce to test their new British Alcohol Blend fuel, Cleveland Discol.5th Jun 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan317
Follow-up letter from Cleveland Petroleum Products Co. to Bentley Motors regarding testing their new British Alcohol fuel blend, Cleveland Discol.12th Jun 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan318
Letter to Cleveland Petroleum Products Ltd. declining interest in fuels with a higher anti-knock value.16th Jun 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan319
Forwarding a letter from The Cleveland Petroleum Products Co. for a decision on whether to reply.14th Jun 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan320
Letter from Bentley Motors acknowledging correspondence from Cleveland Petroleum Products Co.14th Jun 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan321
Letter from Shell-Mex and B.P. Ltd discussing fuel options for Hall's Bentley for the T.T. race.23th Jul 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan322
Offer from Shell to supply 50 gallons of fuel for test purposes for the Ulster race.25th Jul 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan323
Letter to Shell-Mex & B.P. Ltd. regarding fuel performance and requesting octane values for different fuel mixtures.25th Jul 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan324
Letter from Shell-Mex and B.P. Ltd detailing the octane rating test results of Shell Benzole and B.P. Ethyl Benzole mixtures.30th Jul 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan325
Letter from Shell-Mex and B.P. Limited confirming a delayed dispatch of petrol-benzole mixture.30th Jul 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan326
Letter to Shell-Mex & B.P. Ltd. correcting a fuel order.31th Jul 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan327
Clarifying a fuel order correction for a racing entry, specifying lead-free benzole.31th Jul 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan328
Letter from the Anglo-Persian Oil Company confirming the dispatch of a 50-gallon barrel of spirit for a Bentley car.2nd Aug 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan329
Letter from Cleveland Petroleum Products Co. enquiring about tests on carburetter air valve materials for use with their alcohol blend spirit.27th Sep 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan330
Letter to Cleveland Petroleum Products Ltd. concerning the testing of Cleveland Discol fuel for Rolls-Royce and Bentley cars.3rd Oct 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan331
Letter from Cleveland Petroleum Products Co. regarding tests of their 'Cleveland Discol' fuel on Bentley cars.4th Oct 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan332
Proposal to test Regent Super Petrol from Trinidad due to its claimed high anti-knock value.9th Oct 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan333
Letter from Trinidad Leaseholds Ltd. detailing the qualities of their Regent Super petrol and offering a load for testing.4th Oct 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan334
Declining to test Regent Super Petrol but noting it's a good spirit based on road experience.11th Oct 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan335
Requesting an order for a 50-gallon drum of Cleveland 'Discol' spirit for testing purposes.13th Oct 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan336
Request to Cleveland Petroleum for a 50-gallon drum of 'Discol' mixture and its technical specifications for testing.13th Oct 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan337
Request for the best petrol to use to obtain maximum power from Bentley engines for competitive trials.26th Oct 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan338
Fuel types, including Esso, Benzole/Aviation mix, and leaded fuel (TEL), and their effects on Bentley engines.30th Oct 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan339
Personal letter from Ethyl Export Corporation congratulating W. A. Robotham on a speech.19th Nov 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan340
Letter to the Ethyl Export Corporation discussing fuel options to increase the compression ratio of a Bentley engine for a competition.20th Nov 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan341
Letter discussing fuel testing, mentioning Schneider Trophy fuel, and social arrangements.20th Nov 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan342
Letter from Ethyl Export Corporation suggesting fuel compositions for a Bentley.21th Nov 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan343
Technical letter discussing various fuel mixtures, their compositions, and performance characteristics.21th Nov 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan344
Extract from a letter detailing three different fuel specifications with handwritten annotations.21th Nov 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan345
Letter to The Ethyl Export Corporation requesting TEL fluid to test fuel prescriptions.22th Nov 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan346
Letter from Ethyl Export Corporation regarding the supply of lead for fuel mixtures.24th Nov 1934Box 27a \ 4  Scan347
Test notes for shock absorbers.30th Nov 1908Box 28 \ 1  Scan001
Test results for a shock absorber spring, detailing the force required for different compression levels on Chassis 1291.23th May 1910Box 28 \ 1  Scan002
Report card detailing experiments and modifications for springs in shock absorbers.28th Feb 1912Box 28 \ 1  Scan003
Report card detailing shock absorber adjustments.14th Dec 1911Box 28 \ 1  Scan004
Advisability of lubricating front spring leaves and using shock absorbers.19th Nov 1913Box 28 \ 1  Scan005
Fitting of shock dampers and lubrication of front springs, seeking Mr. Royce's opinion on the matter.24th Nov 1913Box 28 \ 1  Scan006
Requesting experimentation on a set of Carter Shock Absorbers being sent from New York.9th Jun 1919Box 28 \ 1  Scan007
Performance and design of Gabriel Snubber shock absorbers fitted to a Packard car.8th Nov 1920Box 28 \ 1  Scan008
The Mack Rubber Shock Absorber, attaching a related letter and enclosures.2nd Oct 1922Box 28 \ 1  Scan009
Letter from Rolls Royce of America regarding folders for the Mack rubber shackle and shock absorber.21th Sep 1922Box 28 \ 1  Scan010
Letter from the International Motor Company comparing the advantages of their rubber shackles over various foreign spring mechanisms.4th Aug 1922Box 28 \ 1  Scan011
Page 2 of a letter from the Chief Engineer discussing new rubber shackles and a rubber shock insulator.8th Apr 1922Box 28 \ 1  Scan012
Blueprint showing multiple views and sections of a vehicle's leaf spring suspension system.2nd Oct 1922Box 28 \ 1  Scan013
Attaching a copy of a letter and enclosures regarding a Mack Rubber/Shock Absorber.2nd Oct 1922Box 28 \ 1  Scan014
Correspondence from Rolls Royce of America regarding the Mack Rubber Shock Absorber and rubber shackles.21th Sep 1922Box 28 \ 1  Scan015
Technical letter discussing the advantages of rubber shackles over foreign suspension mechanisms.4th Aug 1922Box 28 \ 1  Scan016
Letter from the Chief Engineer discussing suspension arrangements and the superiority of new rubber shackles.8th Apr 1922Box 28 \ 1  Scan017
Cutaway diagram illustrating the internal mechanism of a Lovejoy shock absorber.8th Apr 1922Box 28 \ 1  Scan018
Blueprint showing different views and cross-sections of a leaf spring suspension system.18th Aug 1923Box 28 \ 1  Scan019
Special springs from Messrs. Terry's for shock absorber work and comparing them to the company's own.18th Aug 1923Box 28 \ 1  Scan020
Expected arrival of a case containing rear Lovejoy shock absorbers from Springfield.16th Nov 1923Box 28 \ 1  Scan021
Rubber Shock Insulators, attaching a copy of another document and blueprints.19th Nov 1923Box 28 \ 1  Scan022
Letter discussing proposals for adopting rubber shock insulators on the 40/50 HP chassis.8th Nov 1925Box 28 \ 1  Scan023
The development and testing of rear spring brackets and insulators, including results from a Hupmobile test vehicle.25th Oct 1925Box 28 \ 1  Scan024
Letter from Rubber Shock Insulator Company regarding blueprints and sketches for a rear spring bracket.25th Oct 1925Box 28 \ 1  Scan025
Letter from The Rubber Shock Insulator Company, Inc. regarding the adoption of rubber shackles in the automotive industry.3rd Feb 1923Box 28 \ 1  Scan026
Letter from Mack Motor Truck Company regarding bus components and a design suggestion for a door hinge.30th Jan 1923Box 28 \ 1  Scan027
Blueprint from the Rubber Shock Insulator Co. illustrating the benefits of using rubber shackles on a car.3rd Feb 1923Box 28 \ 1  Scan028
The reverse side of a document marked with a 'FINISHED' stamp.3rd Feb 1923Box 28 \ 1  Scan029
Letter from Wm. Griffith & Sons, Ltd. proposing a demonstration of their A.E.F. Shock Absorbing Device.26th Feb 1923Box 28 \ 1  Scan030
Telegram from F. S. Duesenberg regarding the performance of rubber shock insulators on a race-winning Duesenberg car.30th May 1924Box 28 \ 1  Scan031
Attaching information about Lovejoy shock absorbers becoming a standard fitting on Springfield-made chassis.9th Oct 1924Box 28 \ 1  Scan032
Letter from Rolls-Royce of America to Rolls-Royce Ltd. in England regarding the qualities and adjustability of Lovejoy shock absorbers.24th Sep 1924Box 28 \ 1  Scan033
Technical notes on shock absorber settings and spring specifications.24th Sep 1924Box 28 \ 1  Scan034
Comparative analysis of various shock absorber and spring types for different car models.24th Sep 1924Box 28 \ 1  Scan035
Use of alternative shock absorbers and a personal test of Lovejoy shocks.27th Apr 1925Box 28 \ 1  Scan036
Letter of introduction for a sales manager and a recommendation for Lovejoy shock absorbers, detailing four key benefits.27th Apr 1925Box 28 \ 1  Scan037
Letter discussing the adaptation of racing-car type aluminum shock absorbers for passenger cars.27th Apr 1925Box 28 \ 1  Scan038
Letter from Lovejoy Manufacturing Company regarding two sets of hydraulic shock absorbers for testing.23th Jul 1925Box 28 \ 1  Scan039
Proposal to purchase and test 'Elland' shock absorbers from Frank Smith & Co. (Elland) Limited.28th Sep 1925Box 28 \ 1  Scan040
Letter from Frank Smith & Co. regarding a trial order for Smith Shock Absorbers.25th Sep 1925Box 28 \ 1  Scan041
The performance of 'Lovejoy' hydraulic shock absorbers.23th Oct 1925Box 28 \ 1  Scan042
The failure of a Lovejoy shock absorber following rig testing.27th Oct 1925Box 28 \ 1  Scan043
Running experience of Phantom and India cars, chassis weight reduction, and hydraulic shock absorber development.27th Oct 1925Box 28 \ 1  Scan044
Letter from Maurice Olley of Rolls-Royce of America to E.W. Hives of Rolls-Royce Ltd., thanking him for a report on Lovejoy Shock Absorbers.9th Nov 1925Box 28 \ 1  Scan045
Request to arrange for a pair of Louis Renault hydraulic shock-absorbers to be sent for comparative testing.10th Dec 1925Box 28 \ 1  Scan046
Instructions regarding the return and ordering of Berkshire and Houdaille hydraulic shock absorbers.14th Jan 1926Box 28 \ 1  Scan047
Reliability and use of Lovejoy shock absorbers and their similarity to a new RR design.2nd Feb 1926Box 28 \ 1  Scan048
Letter regarding a new one-way, oil-filled shock absorber from a Mr. F. Delves.6th Feb 1926Box 28 \ 1  Scan049
Letter to 'Maco' Template & Eng. Co. Ltd. requesting blueprints for a set of hydraulic shock absorbers.8th Feb 1926Box 28 \ 1  Scan050
Letter from Maco Template & Engineering Co. Ltd. regarding shock absorber blueprints and a patent specification.15th Feb 1926Box 28 \ 1  Scan051
Flaws of Houdaille type shock absorbers and the development of a proprietary hydraulic version.2nd Feb 1926Box 28 \ 1  Scan052
Letter discussing the use and testing of Lovejoy shock absorbers to address high-speed wobble and shimmy issues.23th Feb 1926Box 28 \ 1  Scan053
Letter discussing front spring deflection and the purpose of the stiff front springs on the Phantom model.23th Feb 1926Box 28 \ 1  Scan054
Letter discussing the mounting, standardization, and patent issues of Lovejoy versus R.R. hydraulic shock absorbers.24th Feb 1926Box 28 \ 1  Scan055
Front brake freezing issues on a Phantom vehicle during a run to Boston.24th Feb 1928Box 28 \ 1  Scan056
Installation instructions and parts list for front Lovejoy hydraulic shock absorbers.3rd Mar 1925Box 28 \ 1  Scan057
Instructions for determining the correct arm position on Lovejoy hydraulic shock absorbers for horizontal bodies.27th Aug 1925Box 28 \ 1  Scan058
Letter discussing the design and benefits of the Lovejoy Road Spring.25th Feb 1926Box 28 \ 1  Scan059
Letter describing the attachment of front and rear springs.25th Feb 1926Box 28 \ 1  Scan060


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