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1837 August. Announce that the company was formerly known as [[Brook, Raper and Brook]] of Albion Mill, near East Street, Bank, Leeds, | 1837 August. Announce that the company was formerly known as [[Brook, Raper and Brook]] of Albion Mill, near East Street, Bank, Leeds, iron and brass founders, manufacturers of flax and tow machinery, steam-engines and boilers etc. <ref> The Leeds Mercury, Saturday, August 19, 1837</ref> | ||
1839 Selling a 5-hp steam engine. described as 'Steam-engine and General Machine Makers' <ref>The Leeds Mercury, Saturday, May 25, 1839</ref> | 1839 Selling a 5-hp steam engine. described as 'Steam-engine and General Machine Makers' <ref>The Leeds Mercury, Saturday, May 25, 1839</ref> | ||
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1852 Flax and Tow machinery being sold off by [[T. W. Lord]] at Albion Mill <ref> The Leeds Mercury, Saturday, September 25, 1852</ref> | 1852 Flax and Tow machinery being sold off by [[T. W. Lord]] at Albion Mill <ref> The Leeds Mercury, Saturday, September 25, 1852</ref> | ||
Later became [[G. H. Lord and Co]]? | |||
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Revision as of 19:26, 25 January 2020
of Albion Foundry, Leeds
1837 August. Announce that the company was formerly known as Brook, Raper and Brook of Albion Mill, near East Street, Bank, Leeds, iron and brass founders, manufacturers of flax and tow machinery, steam-engines and boilers etc. [1]
1839 Selling a 5-hp steam engine. described as 'Steam-engine and General Machine Makers' [2]
1844 Advertising for staff [3]
1852 Flax and Tow machinery being sold off by T. W. Lord at Albion Mill [4]
Later became G. H. Lord and Co?
See Also
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