William Taylor (inventor)

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William Taylor (11 June 1865 – February 28, 1937) was a British inventor noted for his many inventions for improvement of photographic lenses. [1] [2] Taylor was president of Institution of Mechanical Engineers,[2] and a Fellow of the Royal Society.[2]

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  1. ^ New York Times:Taylor, Inventor, Dies Driving in a Blizzard;March 02, 1937;inventor of many processes for improvement of photographic lenses and adviser to George Eastman
  2. ^ a b c Institution of Mechanical Engineers;President William Taylor;1932
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