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William Cross and Son of Lyng Foundry, West Bromwich.
William Cross and Son of Lyng Foundry, West Bromwich.
1891 Boiler explosion


== See Also ==
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[[Category: Town - West Bromwich]]
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[[Category: Iron/Steel Foundry]]
[[Category:Domestic Appliances]]
[[Category:Domestic Appliances]]

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Dec 1921.
April 1933. The Loxit.
1951.

William Cross and Son of Lyng Foundry, West Bromwich.

1891 Boiler explosion


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