1896 Public company. The company was registered on 30 May, to take over the business of firm of the
same name, manufacturers of cycle lamps. The became well-known for their acetylene lamps.
1920 October. Exhibited at the Commercial Motor Exhibition at
Olympia with electrical lighting equipment for commercial
vehicles.
1961 Manufacturers of cycle and motor cycle electrical
equipment.
Postwar production included electrical components for a wide range of British machines including Velocette, supplying dynamo and lighting sets, coil ignition, flywheel magnetos and a wide range of switches. Examples of their catalogues may be viewed here: Motorcycle Electrics.
In the 1950s and 60s the H Miller company had a branch in Hazebrouck, in NE France, home to the famed manufacturer Lucer.
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H Miller and Co Type W7
Hi, I was wondering if you could help me identify a small motor that I am looking to restore for a friend. It is a 2-stroke, about 50cc(?) and has "H Miller and Co, Birmingham, England, Type W7" cast into one half of the crankcase. It has a Dellorto carburettor, no gearbox. Any help you could give would be much appreciated.
Thank you
Gordon Ritchie
Blenheim
This appears to be a stationary engine. There is no record of engines produced by the firm. The carburettor is unlikely to be original.
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Thanks for the reply,
Think I have identified it as a "Trojan Mini Motor". Electrics are by H Miller and Co, turns out that where the casting of the name was, isn't a part of the crankcase but a separate plate.
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