Frederick Lamplough had in 1896 a steam car manufactured. In 1901 he founded the company in London district of Willesden . The production of automobiles began in 1903. The brand name denominated Lamplough-Albany and Albany. 1905 ended the automobile production. As a manufacturer of vehicle parts such as car coolers and distributors for vehicles of Talbot existed the company until 1910. ^[1]

Between 1903 and 1905 vehicles were with gasoline engines produced. In listing the models 10 HP stood with single-cylinder engine and 16 HP with two-cylinder engine . ^[1]

Lamplough	England	1896	A shaft driven steamer created by Frederick Lamplough, who went on to make a steam powered car in 1903 for Albany Manufacturing.
Albany-Lamplough	England	1903	Designed by Frederick Lamplough and better known as the Lamplough-Albany, it was only made in 1903. Albany also made petrol powered cars.[6]

Frederick Lamplough

Frederick Lamplough

1904 'LAMPLOUGH, Frederick, C.E., Oak Hill Park, Frognal. Cars: 6-h.p., 24-h.p. steam. Is a Board of Trade engineer. Is a designer of high-speed steam-engines, and has designed some of the fastest machinery ashore and afloat. Desires to see England lead all other countries in the motoring industry. Hobbies: Yachting, rowing. Club: Junior Conservative.'^[1]

1916 of Lamplough and Co

· 1916/17 Institution of Automobile Engineers: Members

· The Engineer 1907/04/19

· The Engineer 1917/09/14

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