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1974 Manufactured about 2.5 million doors a year.  They utilised the hiring of 22 Barlow Myers Hyster range of lift trucks effecting a substantial financial saving.
1958 [[Hughes of Exeter]] Ltd was incorporated as a private company
 
1974 Crosby manufactured about 2.5 million doors a year.  They utilised the hiring of 22 Barlow Myers Hyster lift trucks, effecting a substantial financial saving.
 
1972 [[Montague L. Meyer]] acquired '''Crosby and Co''' with factories in Farnham and Swindon<ref>The Times May 9, 1972</ref>
 
1972 Acquired [[H. F. Tottle]], woodworking specialist of Bridgwater<ref>The Times Oct. 23, 1972</ref>
 
1975 Included '''Crosby Windows''' and '''Crosby Doors'''<ref>The Times May 28, 1975</ref>
 
1983 Name changed to '''Fordrive''' Ltd
 
1989 Acquired by [[Norcros]]
 
1989 Company renamed '''Crosby Doors''' Ltd
 
1990 Renamed '''Crosby Sarek''', registered office in Swindon


1994 [[Norcros]] sold the company to [[Spring Ram Corporation]]<ref>The Times, March 14, 1996</ref>
1994 [[Norcros]] sold the company to [[Spring Ram Corporation]]<ref>The Times, March 14, 1996</ref>
1996 Renamed '''Crosby Ltd'''
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of Farnham.

1958 Hughes of Exeter Ltd was incorporated as a private company

1974 Crosby manufactured about 2.5 million doors a year. They utilised the hiring of 22 Barlow Myers Hyster lift trucks, effecting a substantial financial saving.

1972 Montague L. Meyer acquired Crosby and Co with factories in Farnham and Swindon[1]

1972 Acquired H. F. Tottle, woodworking specialist of Bridgwater[2]

1975 Included Crosby Windows and Crosby Doors[3]

1983 Name changed to Fordrive Ltd

1989 Acquired by Norcros

1989 Company renamed Crosby Doors Ltd

1990 Renamed Crosby Sarek, registered office in Swindon

1994 Norcros sold the company to Spring Ram Corporation[4]

1996 Renamed Crosby Ltd

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. The Times May 9, 1972
  2. The Times Oct. 23, 1972
  3. The Times May 28, 1975
  4. The Times, March 14, 1996
  • Companies house filings