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1950 Company incorporated: tool makers; directors were various members of the Marshall family
1950 Company incorporated: tool makers; directors were various members of the Marshall family


1957 Patent application on "apparatus for grinding or sharpening rock drill bits or similar", the invention of James W S M Greaves and Geoffrey Wilson Marshall (patent granted 1960).
1957 Patent application on "apparatus for grinding or sharpening rock drill bits or similar", the invention of James W S M Greaves and [[Geoffrey Wilson Marshall]] (patent granted 1960).


1964 Name changed to [[Marshalls (Halifax)]] Ltd<ref>companies House</ref>
1964 Name changed to [[Marshalls (Halifax)]] Ltd<ref>Companies House</ref>


Halifax Tool Co. continued as a subsidiary of [[Marshalls (Halifax)]]
Halifax Tool Co. continued as a subsidiary of [[Marshalls (Halifax)]]

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of Southowram, Halifax

1911 Company first registered

1950 Company incorporated: tool makers; directors were various members of the Marshall family

1957 Patent application on "apparatus for grinding or sharpening rock drill bits or similar", the invention of James W S M Greaves and Geoffrey Wilson Marshall (patent granted 1960).

1964 Name changed to Marshalls (Halifax) Ltd[1]

Halifax Tool Co. continued as a subsidiary of Marshalls (Halifax)

1988 Engineers, manufacturers of Halco drilling tools, "down the hole" hammers and rock-drill bits

1996 The engineering businesses were transferred to Halco Group. The Halifax Tool company changed its registered name to Marshalls Building Products Ltd, a subsidiary of Marshalls PLC, and ceased to trade as engineers.

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. Companies House
  • Marshalls 1988 Annual report: Companies House
  • Companies House records