Bryce Berger
From Graces Guide
of Gloucester and Staines
1941 Private company
1952 Bryce Fuel Injection Ltd and Berger Equipment Ltd amalgamated as Bryce Berger Ltd; address Ironbarks Works, Staines [1].
1955 Subsidiary of Brush Electrical Engineering Co[2].
1958 Hawker Siddeley moved Bryce Berger to the Gloster Aircraft factory at Gloucester to provide space for expansion[3].
1960 C. A. Vandervell and Co purchased Bryce Berger makers of fuel injection pumps from Hawker Siddeley [4]; C. A. V. was a subsidiary of Lucas; the 2 ranges of pumps were complementary [5].
1961 Manufacturers of fuel injection, governing and starting equipment for diesel engines. 498 employees.
1975 A subsidiary of Joseph Lucas (Industries) Ltd[6]
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