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Designed a glass bottle-making machine. | Designed a glass bottle-making machine. | ||
With the assistance of [[R. F. Hall (2)|R. F. Hall]], as engineer, [[Sydney Hunt]], as designer, and the [[Metropolitan-Vickers|Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company]], Ltd., as constructors, Redfern succeeded in developing a machine superior to the best which has been made in America<ref>The Engineer 1925/10/16</ref>. | With the assistance of [[R. F. Hall (2)|R. F. Hall]], as engineer, [[Sydney Hunt]], as designer, and the [[Metropolitan-Vickers|Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company]], Ltd., as constructors, Redfern succeeded in developing a bottle-making machine superior to the best which has been made in America<ref>The Engineer 1925/10/16</ref>. | ||
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Francis Redfern, solicitor, of 12 Mark Lane, London.
Designed a glass bottle-making machine.
With the assistance of R. F. Hall, as engineer, Sydney Hunt, as designer, and the Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company, Ltd., as constructors, Redfern succeeded in developing a bottle-making machine superior to the best which has been made in America[1].
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- ↑ The Engineer 1925/10/16