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China Clay producers, and sole producers of | China Clay producers, and sole producers of Lee Moor Porcelain Fire bricks. | ||
of St. Austell, and Plympton and Plymouth | |||
1919 [[West of England China Clay Co]], [[Martin Brothers (of Plymouth)|Martin Brothers]] and [[North Cornwall China Clay Co|North Cornwall China Clays]] accounted for around half the output of china clays at the time. The three companies merged to form [[ECC|English China Clays]]. | 1919 [[West of England China Clay Co]], [[Martin Brothers (of Plymouth)|Martin Brothers]] and [[North Cornwall China Clay Co|North Cornwall China Clays]] accounted for around half the output of china clays at the time. The three companies merged to form [[ECC|English China Clays]]. | ||
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[[Category: Clay Industry]] | [[Category: Clay Industry]] | ||
[[Category: Town - Plymouth]] | [[Category: Town - Plymouth]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:52, 7 June 2019
China Clay producers, and sole producers of Lee Moor Porcelain Fire bricks.
of St. Austell, and Plympton and Plymouth
1919 West of England China Clay Co, Martin Brothers and North Cornwall China Clays accounted for around half the output of china clays at the time. The three companies merged to form English China Clays.
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