of 6/99 and 6/110) Aero engines Wolseley also produced a number of aircraft engine designs, although there were no major design wins. Wolseley 30 hp 4-cyl. - 1908 Wolseley 50 hp V-8 air-cooled - 1909 Wolseley 54 hp V-8 water-cooled 3.74" x 5.00", 1909 Wolseley 80 hp Type B Wolseley 60 hp Type C V-8 Wolseley 1912 160hp V-8 Wolseley Aquarius also known as A.R.7 Wolseley Aries, also known as A.R.9 Wolseley Scorpio - 250 hp version of AR9 Wolseley Leo - 280 hp version of AR9, not flown Wolseley Libra - 390 hp version of AR9, not flown Wolseley Python Wolseley Viper Wolseley Adder Wolseley Aero Engines Ltd. was a subsidiary formed around 1931 to design aero engines. When Wolseley Motors Limited was transferred to Morris Motors Limited on 1 July 1935 this part of its business was set aside by William Morris, Lord Nuffield and put in the ownership of a newly incorporated company, Wolseley Aero Engines Ltd, and remained his personal property. By 1942 the name of that company had become Nuffield Mechanizations Limited. They were developing an advanced Wolseley radial aero engine of about 250 horsepower, but the project was abandoned in September 1936 when Nuffield got the fixed price I.T.P. (Intention to Proceed) contract papers (which would have required an army of chartered accountants) and decided to deal only with the War Office and Admiralty, not the Air Ministry (see Airspeed). See also Arthur John McCormack Wolseley Racing The Wolseley restaurant in the ground floor showrooms of Wolseley House, 160 Piccadilly, London List of aircraft engine manufacturers List of car manufacturers of the United Kingdom Notes References Lambert, Z.E. and Wyatt, R.J, (1968). Lord Austin – The Man. Altrincham: Sidgwick and Jackson. Bird, Anthony, (undated but probably 1966) The Horizontal Engined Wolseleys, 1900–1905. London: Profile Publications Ltd. External links Wolseley Super-Six brochure 1935 from the Bodleian Library Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers of the United Kingdom Defunct aircraft engine manufacturers of the United Kingdom Former defence companies of the United Kingdom Motor vehicle manufacturers of England Luxury motor vehicle manufacturers Defunct companies based in Birmingham, West Midlands Manufacturing companies based in Birmingham, West Midlands Vehicle manufacturing companies established in 1901 Vehicle manufacturing companies disestablished in 1975 British companies established in 1901 British companies disestablished in 1975 1901 establishments in England 1975 disestablishments in England United Kingdom in World War I Vickers