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George Herbert Skinner

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The new carburettor was made for the Skinner brothers by G Wailes & Co of Euston Road until the brothers formed a limited liability company in August 1910 to manufacture it themselves. The original brand name Union Carburettor was changed to S. U. carburettor, an abbreviation of Skinner-Union. Younger brother, Carl (Thomas Carlisle) Skinner (1882-1958) sold out of Lilley & Skinner and took over the carburettor business. Herbert remained with Lilley and Skinner and continued to patent improvements to his carburettor.
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He acquired his first car in 1898 and actively participated in the development of the petrol engine. Herbert with his brother Carl, Thomas Carlisle Skinner (1882-1958), made a newly developed carburettor in 1904. In February 1905 Herbert applied for a full patent which was granted in January 1906.
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the eldest son of boot and shoe manufacturer William Banks Skinner (1847-1914) and his wife born Jane Lilley. In 1881 Banks Skinner entered into a partnership with his brother-in-law, Thomas Lilley (1845-1916), and they built a very successful footwear manufacturing and retailing business,
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The eldest son, Herbert Skinner followed his father into the management of Lilley & Skinner. He brought back Britain's first modern shoe-making machinery from an 1895 visit to USA.
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S. U. Company Limited, 386—388 Euston Road, N.W. Capital £5,000 in £1 shares. Formed to acquire from G. H. Skinner certain inventions relating to carburettors for motorcars &c
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H. Jones: Herbert Wakefield Banks Skinner. 1900-1960. Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society, Vol.6, (Nov. 1960), pp.259-268, publisher: The Royal Society
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which remained in production almost the entire twentieth century until superseded by fuel injection systems.
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Herbert Skinner died suddenly at his house in Woodville Road, Ealing on 29 December 1931 aged 59.
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Handbook of the Collections illustrating Land Transport, II. Mechanical Road Vehicles
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New Companies Registered. Private Companies. The Automotor Journal, 24 September 1910
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3257 G H Skinner, Carburetting apparatus. reported in page 152,
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and well-known in the City of London as an active member of the
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He was one of the founders and the vice-president of the
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Malloch's Spitfire: The Story and Restoration of PK350
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Diagram of original carburettor with leather bellows
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Index

George Skinner (sport shooter)
Sports shooting
shooting
United Kingdom
Olympic Games
1908 London
Trap, team
carburettor
Wellingborough
Lilley & Skinner
Institute of Patentees
Cordwainers' Company
1908 Summer Olympics
Professor Herbert Skinner
Durston House School

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