What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Cam Engineering Works. Ingenious inventor John James Cam 1850-1919 as well as making machinery for the clothing industry he built motorcycles and established a revered name in motoring history pioneering many key components the carburettor, the radiator, handlebar controls and other improvements in this building. An English Inventor
John James Cam was an ingenious inventor who made significant contributions to the clothing industry machinery and motoring technology; he pioneered key components such as the carburetor and radiator, establishing a revered name in automotive history.
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