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1961 Die casting machine manufacturers and manufacturers of metal and plastic toys.  500 employees.
1961 Die casting machine manufacturers and manufacturers of metal and plastic toys.  500 employees.
[[Lone Star Products]] was wholly-owned subsidiary.
1981 [[Leigh and Sillivan]] acquired 51 percent of the equity<ref>The Times, July 10, 1981</ref>


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Revision as of 12:35, 29 November 2019

November 1952.
1969.

Die Casting Machine Tools Ltd. of London.

1940 Private company.

1961 Die casting machine manufacturers and manufacturers of metal and plastic toys. 500 employees.

Lone Star Products was wholly-owned subsidiary.

1981 Leigh and Sillivan acquired 51 percent of the equity[1]

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Sources of Information

  1. The Times, July 10, 1981