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of Sheffield
 
of Oscar Works, Edward Street, Sheffield.


1878 Company founded.
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1962 With [[C. and J. Hampton]] purchased [[William Marples and Sons]].  
1962 With [[C. and J. Hampton]] purchased [[William Marples and Sons]].  


1972 Merger with [[C. and J. Hampton]] to form [[Record Ridgway]]<ref>The Times, Jan 03, 1973</ref>
1972 Merger with [[C. and J. Hampton]] to form [[Record Ridgway]].<ref>The Times, Jan 03, 1973</ref>





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of Oscar Works, Edward Street, Sheffield.

1878 Company founded.

1909 Private company.

1937 Manufacturers of augers, bits, wood-boring and motorising tools. [1]

1961 Wood boring tool manufacturers. [2]

1962 With C. and J. Hampton purchased William Marples and Sons.

1972 Merger with C. and J. Hampton to form Record Ridgway.[3]


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