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Standard Motor Company Ltd
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Archive Drawings from 1924 to 1929
The Standard Motor Company was established in 1903 in Coventry, England. They produced reliable and affordable cars, gaining renown for their standardised components and quality engineering.
They acquired the Triumph name in 1944, forming Standard-Triumph, an entity that continued until 1968, the nationalisation of British vehicle production into British Leyland.
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W.H. Tildesley Ltd worked with the Standard Motor Company producing forged engine components.
Examples of Drop Forged Components Produced For
The Standard Motor Company Ltd
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Drawings
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Striking Lever 18753 W1 12/07/1924 -
Front Spring Shackle 17955 W2 12/07/1924 -
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Fulcrum Shaft Bracket (Front) 19123 W3 14/07/1924 -
Cross Tube End Piece 19305 W4 14/07/1924 -
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Fulcrum Shaft Bracket (Centre & Rear) 19125 W5 14/07/1924 -
Change Speed Lever 16939 W6 14/07/1924 -
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Fulcrum Shaft Bracket (Front & Rear) 18463 / 18464 W9 15/07/1924 -
Dynamo Coupling 20902 W10 15/07/1924 -
Change Speed Lever 22315 W7 29/07/1924 -
Jaw 8204 Y36 10/11/1925 -
Cap 3963 Y37 10/11/1925 -
Head Lamp Bracket 9825 Y52 04/12/1925 -
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Front Brake Lever (Countershaft) 27448/13638 A543 08/07/1929 -
Connecting Rod 18709 W8 01/01/1970
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