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1933. Portable Air Compressor.

of Emerson Street, Southwark Bridge, London S.E.1.

  • 1926 Became private company.
  • 1937 Air compressors and pneumatic tool manufacturers. "Airoil" Hoists. "AP" Compressors. "Record" Concrete Breakers.
  • 1961 Pneumatic and general engineers, manufacturing air compressors. 200 employees.

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