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[[image:Im19371105ACar-Dixon.jpg|thumb| November 1937.]] | [[image:Im19371105ACar-Dixon.jpg|thumb| November 1937.]] | ||
[[Image:Im193905MO-Morr8.jpg|thumb| May 1939.]] | [[Image:Im193905MO-Morr8.jpg|thumb| May 1939.]] | ||
[[image:Im1940TrHanbk-DB.jpg|thumb| 1940. ]] | [[image:Im1940TrHanbk-DB.jpg|thumb| 1940. ]] | ||
[[image:Im19400426ACar-Dixon.jpg|thumb| April 1940.]] | [[image:Im19400426ACar-Dixon.jpg|thumb| April 1940.]] | ||
[[Image:Im19410613Auto-Dixon.jpg|thumb| 1941.]] | [[Image:Im19410613Auto-Dixon.jpg|thumb| 1941.]] | ||
[[Image:Im194910MI-Dixon.jpg|thumb| October 1949. R6E Van Trailer. ]] | |||
[[Image:Im19551021A-Dixon.jpg|thumb| October 1955. ]] | [[Image:Im19551021A-Dixon.jpg|thumb| October 1955. ]] | ||
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1939 See [[1939 Suppliers to the Aircraft Industry| Aircraft Industry Suppliers]] | 1939 See [[1939 Suppliers to the Aircraft Industry| Aircraft Industry Suppliers]] | ||
1959 Four-wheeled trailers for payloads up to 6 tons; four-wheeled close-coupled low loading trailers for contractors' plant or cable drums up to 4 tons; two or four wheeled tanker trailers up to 1,000-gal. capacity; two-wheeled cross-country truck and tool cart trailers for payloads up to 2 tons; semi-trailer conversion for Land Rover<ref>Commercial Motor 13 March 1959</ref> | |||
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of Bridge Works, Chester
See Basil Dixon-Bate
1939 See Aircraft Industry Suppliers
1959 Four-wheeled trailers for payloads up to 6 tons; four-wheeled close-coupled low loading trailers for contractors' plant or cable drums up to 4 tons; two or four wheeled tanker trailers up to 1,000-gal. capacity; two-wheeled cross-country truck and tool cart trailers for payloads up to 2 tons; semi-trailer conversion for Land Rover[1]
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- ↑ Commercial Motor 13 March 1959