To trial a car fitted with a Fe 20° Angle Axle, with subsequent handwritten responses.
| Identifier | ExFiles\Box 2\6\ B002_X 140 141 157-page092 | |
| Date | 27th March 1914 | |
| R.R.Co.LTD (W) (PH. 138-12) E.D.696. ROLLS-ROYCE LIMITED, NIGHTINGALE ROAD, DERBY. TELEGRAMS: "ROYCAR," DERBY. TELEPHONES: 476 Four Lines. F.R. Names and Indicating letter. Initial of person addressed. Fe 20° Angle Axle. X138 A Mr. ADAMS By Mr. BAILEY Ba Mr. BARRINGTON B Mr. BEREND Bt {Capt. J. S. Burt - Engineer} Mr. BURT Ch Mr. CHAMBERLAIN Cic Mr. CHICHESTER C Mr. COWEN Cx {Major Len W. Cox - Advertising Manager} Mr. COX D Mr. DeLOOZE Da {Bernard Day - Chassis Design} Mr. DAY E Mr. ELLIOTT F Mr. FRIESE Hy {Tom Haldenby - Plant Engineer} Mr. HALDENBY Hm {Capt. W. Hallam - Head Repairs} Mr. HALLAM H Mr. HANBURY J Mr. JOHNSON JS {Mr Johnson's Secretary} Mr. JOHNSON's Secretary K Mr. KILNER Mac {Mr Macintosh} Mr. MACINTOSH Mer Mr. MERCER M Mr. MOON Na {Mr Nadin} Mr. NADIN PN {Mr Northey} Mr. NORTHEY O Mr. OLDHAM P Mr. PATERSON EP {G. Eric Platford - Chief Quality Engineer} Mr. PLATFORD Rn {Mr Robinson} Mr. ROBINSON R Mr. ROYCE RS {Sir Henry Royce's Secretary} Mr. ROYCE's Secretary JR {Mr James Royce} Mr. JAMES ROYCE Se Mr. SANDERSON Lt LORD HERBERT SCOTT Sp {Mr Spinney} Mr. SPINNEY V VIENNA Wa {Mr Wallis} Mr. WALLIS Whr {Mr Wheeler} Mr. WHEELER Wd {Mr Wood / Mr Whitehead} Mr. WHITEHEAD Wor {Arthur Wormald - General Works Manager} Mr. WORMALD Wor. {Arthur Wormald - General Works Manager} KP31/P/L25314. W.M 28 3 14 With reference to our memo KP16/T/W13314, I shall be glad to know what prospects there are of my being able to try a car fitted with the above. RECEIVED For previous correspondence see X397 Mr Hives Please say 27-3-14 Mr Halledsby, Have you such an axle or does E.P. refer to the light axle fitted with fine pitch gears which has recently been cancelled. MHL 28/3/14 This sheet must be filed with the correspondence to which it refers. | ||
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).