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Brooke Marine Motors

From Graces Guide
1933. The Dingymota.
1933. New Vee Drive Unit.

Presumably a subsidiary of J. W. Brooke and Co and then Brooke Marine Construction Co

1933 AEC agreed with Brooke Marine Motors of Lowestoft to build a marine engine closely based on the diesel engine built at Southall to be known as the Brooke-A.E.C. marine diesel[1]

1934 J. W. Brooke and Co was renamed as Brooke Marine Construction Co

1940 Brooke Marine Construction Co became part of the Dowsett Group and was renamed Brooke Marine


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The Times Sep 13, 1933
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