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1912

of Calder, Coatbridge, Lanarkshire and 5 Laurence Poutney Hill London E.C.

Manufacturers of Fire Bricks, Blast Furnace Lumps, Glass House Blocks, Speciality - Hot Blast Stoves for Blast Furnaces.

  • Trade Mark - Calder.

1912 Testimonials from James Dunlop and Co; Merry & Cunninghame; Coltness Iron Co; Shotts Iron Co; William Dixon; Glengarnock Iron and Steel Co and others.[1]


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1912 Advert
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