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1891 The partnership of [[Hudson, Ward and Haggas]] was dissolved when [[William Hudson (3)|William Hudson]] left; the business was continued by [[William Ward (2)|William Ward]] and [[Holland Haggas]]<ref>London Gazette 1 December 1891</ref> | 1891 The partnership of [[Hudson, Ward and Haggas]] was dissolved when [[William Hudson (3)|William Hudson]] left; the business was continued by [[William Ward (2)|William Ward]] and [[Holland Haggas]]<ref>London Gazette 1 December 1891</ref> | ||
1895 Description and engraving of disc cutting machine with four spindles, to cut out circles from 9 in. to 30 in. in diameter in | |||
plates up to 1 in. thick.<ref>[[Engineering 1895/08/30]]</ref> | |||
1895 Description and engraving of a double-headed milling machine specially designed for milling | |||
at one operation both edges of 'dog bone' shaped test pieces to uniform | |||
sizes after they are cut from the plates to be tested.<ref>[[Engineering 1895/12/13]]</ref> | |||
c.1900 Presumably succeeded by [[Ward, Haggas and Smith]] | c.1900 Presumably succeeded by [[Ward, Haggas and Smith]] | ||
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[[Category: Town - Keighley]] | [[Category: Town - Keighley]] | ||
[[Category: Machine Tools]] | [[Category: Machine Tools]] | ||
[[Category: Machine Tools - West Yorkshire]] | |||
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of Eastwood Tool works, Parson street, Keighley
1870 Company established
1891 The partnership of Hudson, Ward and Haggas was dissolved when William Hudson left; the business was continued by William Ward and Holland Haggas[1]
1895 Description and engraving of disc cutting machine with four spindles, to cut out circles from 9 in. to 30 in. in diameter in plates up to 1 in. thick.[2]
1895 Description and engraving of a double-headed milling machine specially designed for milling at one operation both edges of 'dog bone' shaped test pieces to uniform sizes after they are cut from the plates to be tested.[3]
c.1900 Presumably succeeded by Ward, Haggas and Smith
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Sources of Information
- ↑ London Gazette 1 December 1891
- ↑ Engineering 1895/08/30
- ↑ Engineering 1895/12/13