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Parkinson Stove Co

From Graces Guide
September 1909.
October 1909. Savoy.
1913.
February 1914. Maughan's.
December 1934. Paravex.
April 1935.
April 1935
May 1935.
1938.
January 1947.
March 1947.
March 1947.
February 1955.

Parkinson Stove Co Ltd. of Stetchford, Birmingham, 9. Telephone: STETchford 2253/4/5. Telegraphic Address: "Appliance, Birmingham"

1907 Company formed as a subsidiary of Parkinson and W. and B. Cowan to manufacture gas fires, gas cookers and other gas appliances.

1909 Listed as incorporating Maughan's Patent Geyser Co

1926 Converted into a public company. Sir Henry Cowan was chairman. Issue of preference shares.[1]

1928 Patent - Improvements relating to atmospheric gas burners.

1937 Listed Exhibitor - British Industries Fair. A comprehensive range of Gas Cookers, Fires, Radiators, and Water heaters. The exhibit includes their latest Modern Gas Cooker - The "Renown", which is outstanding for its clean lines and revolutionary features. The new series of Automatic Ignition Gas Fires are a revelation in design, and the Geyser exhibits is of considerable interest. (Stand No. Ca.600)

1939 Patent - Improvements in or relating to water heaters.

1952 Gas cookers[2]

By 1955 was part of Parkinson Cowan (see advert)

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Sources of Information

  1. The Times Oct. 4, 1926
  2. [1] Historic England