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[[image:Im19480102CM-Eccles.jpg|thumb| January 1948.]] | [[image:Im19480102CM-Eccles.jpg|thumb| January 1948.]] | ||
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[[Image:Im19500809Mot-Eccles.jpg|thumb| August 1950. ]] | [[Image:Im19500809Mot-Eccles.jpg|thumb| August 1950. ]] | ||
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of 5 Hazelwell Lane, Stirchley, Birmingham (1949) | of 5 Hazelwell Lane, Stirchley, Birmingham (1949) | ||
Previously [[Eccles Motor | Previously [[Eccles Motor Caravans]] | ||
1939 Advertised their trailer ambulance<ref>The Times October 23, 1939</ref> | 1939 Advertised their trailer ambulance<ref>The Times October 23, 1939</ref> |
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Caravans and horseboxes.
of 5 Hazelwell Lane, Stirchley, Birmingham (1949)
Previously Eccles Motor Caravans
1939 Advertised their trailer ambulance[1]
Post-WWII Making 4 wheeled hand carts
1961 Sold a 3.5 acre site in Stirchley to the Ministry of Works on behalf of the Postmaster General[2]
Later Eccles Caravans