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1884 The manufacturing firm had become the [[St. George's Engineering Co]]. | 1884 The manufacturing firm had become the [[St. George's Engineering Co]]. | ||
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[[Category: Sewing Machines]] | [[Category: Sewing Machines]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:58, 21 December 2015
Works - Pope Street, Birmingham
Show rooms - 8a Charterhouse Buildings, Aldersgate Street. James Bate, representative.
c.1877 Manufacturing of sewing machines for Newton, Wilson and Co was carried out by the St. George’s Foundry Company at the Pope Street factory, Birmingham.
1884 The manufacturing firm had become the St. George's Engineering Co.