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of Church Acre Iron Works, Leapale Lane, Guildford
1912 Mark Webber Ltd was established at Church Acre Ironworks (previously occupied by Mason and Weyman and successors).
1919 Produced first i/c engine and available as one, two and four-cylinders using petrol, paraffin or town gas and rated from 2- 30 hp. (E5, E16 and E9) [1]
1919 Show a stationary engine at the 1919 Shipping, Engineering and Machinery Exhibition.
c1930 The company name changed to Webber Engine. [2]
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