1904 Turner-Miesse 10 HP

Jules Miesse, of Brussels, created his first experimental steam car in 1896, and by 1902 the three-cylinder Miesse steamer was being built under license at Wolverhampton, England, by Thomas Turner and Company. The Turner-Miesse engine is set transversely in an armored wooden chassis with the cylinders mounted horizontally. By 1907, Miesse in Belgium had abandoned the production of steam cars in favor of a new petrol-engined model, but Turner of Wolverhampton continued to build steam cars of the original pattern until 1913.

This original example of the 10 HP model has had five owners from new.