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1957 [[Hawker Siddeley]] purchased the [[Brush Electrical Engineering Co|Brush]] group of companies<ref>The Times, 7 May 1957 </ref> | 1957 [[Hawker Siddeley]] purchased the [[Brush Electrical Engineering Co|Brush]] group of companies<ref>The Times, 7 May 1957 </ref> | ||
Subsidiary of [[Hawker Siddeley]], based at Hucclecote, making use of space available in the factory there. | |||
1960 Maker of turbo-chargers, gas expansion turbines and steam turbines. | |||
1961 [[G. B. R. Feilden]] was managing director<ref>The Times, October 4, 1961</ref> | 1961 [[G. B. R. Feilden]] was managing director<ref>The Times, October 4, 1961</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 08:58, 29 September 2019
Maker of turbo-chargers, compressors and turbines, of Hucclecote, Gloucester
1957 Hawker Siddeley purchased the Brush group of companies[1]
Subsidiary of Hawker Siddeley, based at Hucclecote, making use of space available in the factory there.
1960 Maker of turbo-chargers, gas expansion turbines and steam turbines.
1961 G. B. R. Feilden was managing director[2]
1963 The turbo-charger business was sold to D. Napier and Son; manufacture would be moved to Napier's Liverpool works[3]. Turbines and compressors would no longer be manufactured at Hucclecote; spares would be provided through an arrangement with Richardsons, Westgarth and Co from their Hartlepool factory[4]
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