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[[image:Im20150702RB-Peters.jpg |thumb| 1951. C.C.A.W. Peters working at a nutbolt machine with co-worker.]]
[[image:Im20150702RB-Peters1.jpg |thumb| 1951. C.C.A.W. Peters working at a nutbolt machine with co-worker.]]


of Keeley Street, Birmingham
of Keeley Street, Birmingham


formerly
1907 April 23rd. Incorporated and a change of name to Warne, Wright and Roland. Partners were [[Alfred Cecil Wright]] and [[John David Rowland]]. The company was set up to acquire the business of [[James Warne]] carried on by Alfred Cecil Wright (father of John Allen C-W) and the business of [[Wright and Rowland]] <ref>London Gazette 1907/05/03</ref><ref> The Times, Monday, July 23, 1951</ref>
 
1907 April 23rd. Incorporated and a change of name to Warne, Wright and Roland. Partners were [[Alfred Cecil Wright]] and [[John David Rowland]]. The company was set up to acquire the business of [[James Warne]] carried on by [[Alfred Cecil-Wright]] (father of John Allen C-W) and the business of [[Wright and Rowland]] <ref>London Gazette 1907/05/03</ref><ref> The Times, Monday, July 23, 1951</ref>


1911 They formed the [[Rollo Car Co]]
1911 They formed the [[Rollo Car Co]]


1951 Issue of £250,000 loan stock. Directors are:-<ref> The Times, Monday, July 23, 1951</ref>  
1951 Issue of £250,000 loan stock. Factories at Warwick, Birmingham (x2) and Bromsgrove, Directors are:-<ref> The Times, Monday, July 23, 1951</ref>  
* [[John Allen Cecil-Wright]],  
* [[John Allen Cecil-Wright]], Chairman and Joint MD
* [[James Currie Bourne]],  
* [[James Currie Bourne]], Deputy Chairman
* [[John Patrick Cecil-Wright]],  
* [[John Patrick Cecil-Wright]], Joint MD
* [[John Roderick Horton Baker]],  
* [[John Roderick Horton Baker]], Solicitor
* [[Alfred William French]],  
* [[Alfred William French]], Retired manufacturer
* [[William Tovey]],  
* [[William Tovey]], Director of the [[Monitor Brake Co]]
* [[Clifford Cole]]
* [[Clifford Cole]], Director of [[Marlow Manufacturing Co]]
* [[Thomas Richard Carpenter]]
* [[Thomas Richard Carpenter]], Director of [[Carpenter and Allen]]
* [[John Bower Rule]]
* [[John Bower Rule]], Financial Director
The subsidiaries are: -
* [[G. and W. Purser]], factors of horticultural and household brass and rubber appliances
* [[C. Jackson and Son]], spanner manufacturers
* [[Monitor Brake Co]], manufacturer of cycle components
* [[Crabtrees Engineering Co]], metal stampers
* [[W. T. French and Son]], Manufacturers of horticultural brassware and electrical apparatus
* [[Carpenter and Allen]], Manufacturers of horticultural brassware
* [[Coventry General and Press Tool Co]], tool makers and general engineers
* [[Timbrell and Wright]], manufacturers of lathes
* [[Marlow Manufacturing Co]], black bolt and nut manufacturers
* [[Thomas Pittaway and Sons]], black bolt and nut factors


1963 Motor Show exhibitor. Fixings, stampings and drop forgings. <ref>[[1963 Motor Show]]</ref>
1963 Motor Show exhibitor. Fixings, stampings and drop forgings. <ref>[[1963 Motor Show]]</ref>


1972 Warne Wright acquired [[Armstrong, Stevens and Son]] from [[Redman Heenan]]<ref> The Times, Jan 13, 1972</ref>


== See Also ==
== See Also ==
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Latest revision as of 19:45, 24 March 2025

Nov 1919.

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1951
1951. C.C.A.W. Peters working at a nutbolt machine with co-worker.
1951. C.C.A.W. Peters working at a nutbolt machine with co-worker.

of Keeley Street, Birmingham

1907 April 23rd. Incorporated and a change of name to Warne, Wright and Roland. Partners were Alfred Cecil Wright and John David Rowland. The company was set up to acquire the business of James Warne carried on by Alfred Cecil Wright (father of John Allen C-W) and the business of Wright and Rowland [1][2]

1911 They formed the Rollo Car Co

1951 Issue of £250,000 loan stock. Factories at Warwick, Birmingham (x2) and Bromsgrove, Directors are:-[3]

The subsidiaries are: -

1963 Motor Show exhibitor. Fixings, stampings and drop forgings. [4]

1972 Warne Wright acquired Armstrong, Stevens and Son from Redman Heenan[5]

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. London Gazette 1907/05/03
  2. The Times, Monday, July 23, 1951
  3. The Times, Monday, July 23, 1951
  4. 1963 Motor Show
  5. The Times, Jan 13, 1972