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[[Image:Im1904AH-VanR.jpg|thumb| 1904.]] | [[Image:Im1904AH-VanR.jpg|thumb| 1904.]] | ||
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[[Image:Im060331MN-VanRaden.jpg|thumb| March 1906. ]] | [[Image:Im060331MN-VanRaden.jpg|thumb| March 1906. ]] | ||
[[Image:Im19060505AJ-VanRaden.jpg|thumb| May 1906. ]] | [[Image:Im19060505AJ-VanRaden.jpg|thumb| May 1906. ]] | ||
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1916 Business purchased by [[Robert Rankin]] | 1916 Business purchased by [[Robert Rankin]] | ||
1935 Contributed to the National Advertising Benevolent Society<ref>The Times April 11, 1935</ref> | |||
After about 1935 became [[Radenite Batteries]] | After about 1935 became [[Radenite Batteries]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:44, 23 November 2019
of Great Heath, Coventry
Previously H. W. Van Raden and Co
1908 Mr H. W. van Raden, of Regent St, London, patented an improved magneto[1]
1916 Business purchased by Robert Rankin
1935 Contributed to the National Advertising Benevolent Society[2]
After about 1935 became Radenite Batteries
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