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1927 The company name changed to [[Watermota Co]] | 1927 The company name changed to [[Watermota Co]] | ||
1935 [[John Rigby and Co (Gunmakers)]] Ltd (also trading as '''Walter D. Fair & Co'''.) was in liquidation<ref>London Gazette 5 July 1935</ref> | |||
Presumably the company of Walter Desmond Fair (1873-1950) who, in 1939, described himself as Mechanical Engineer, Late Manufacturer of Petrol Marine Engines as Managing Director<ref>1939 register</ref> | Presumably the company of Walter Desmond Fair (1873-1950) who, in 1939, described himself as Mechanical Engineer, Late Manufacturer of Petrol Marine Engines as Managing Director<ref>1939 register</ref> | ||
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of Pembroke Engineering Works, Hampton Wick
1911 Company founded to build marine engines and these were sold under the Watermota name
1913-1917 Importer of Skandia (Swedish) and Waterman (American). For a list of the models and prices of Marine Motors see the 1917 Red Book
1927 The company name changed to Watermota Co
1935 John Rigby and Co (Gunmakers) Ltd (also trading as Walter D. Fair & Co.) was in liquidation[1]
Presumably the company of Walter Desmond Fair (1873-1950) who, in 1939, described himself as Mechanical Engineer, Late Manufacturer of Petrol Marine Engines as Managing Director[2]
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