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Anthony Reckenzaun
Anthony Reckenzaun (1850–1893) was an electrical engineer who worked in the UK and the United States.
Reckenzaun worked on electric tramcars and electric boats. He is probably best known for applying worm gear drive to tramcars. This was not a great success on full-size vehicles but was later very widely used on electrically powered model railway locomotives.
==Early life and education==
Born in Graz, Austria on 23 March 1850, and died of consumption at his home in Stockwell, London at 2 a.m. on 11 November 1893. He was 43 years old.〔There are numerous obituaries in contemporary electrical industry and kindred journals, see: Journal of the Society of Arts, Vol.42, 17 November 1893, p.20.; The Engineer, Vol.76, 17 November 1893, p.468〕
At an early age he had first-hand opportunities of practical engineering, seeing the operations in the ironworks of his father who carried out large contracts for brewery plants, tanneries, buildings and railway materials - especially for the Hungarian railways.〔The Electrician, Vol.XXXII, 17 November 1893, p.66 (London: The Electrician)〕 After receiving a practical education at the Technical School in Graz, and with a view to widening his engineering knowledge, he moved to England in 1872.
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