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See [[Thomas William Rickard]]
See [[Thomas William Rickard]]
Post WWI. The Acton Foundry with the [[Royal Arsenal]] produced 1,333,000 memorial plaques sometimes known as the “Dead Man’s Penny”. (Is this the same business?)


1922 Listed as T. W. R. Manufacturing Co, 12a Emanuel Avenue, Acton.<ref>Acton Gazette - Friday 23 June 1922</ref>
1922 Listed as T. W. R. Manufacturing Co, 12a Emanuel Avenue, Acton.<ref>Acton Gazette - Friday 23 June 1922</ref>

Latest revision as of 13:27, 2 October 2020

Aluminium motor lamps.[1]
Aluminium motor lamps (detail).

of 5 Baldwyn Gardens, Acton

Manufacturers of cast aluminium lights for the motor trade.

See Thomas William Rickard

1922 Listed as T. W. R. Manufacturing Co, 12a Emanuel Avenue, Acton.[2]

1927 Advertisement for Aluminium products - Number Plates, Lamps, Rubber Step Mats in Frames, Split Pulleys and Rivets. Acton Aluminium Foundry, 12a Emanuel Avenue, Horn Lane, Acton.[3]

1929 Listed as T. W. R. Manufacturing Co, 12a Emanuel Avenue, London. W.3.[4]

1930 Listed as Acton Foundry, 12a Emanuel Avenue, Horn Lane.[5]


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Sources of Information

  1. From Bonham's sale in 2020.
  2. Acton Gazette - Friday 23 June 1922
  3. Acton Gazette - Friday 08 July 1927
  4. Sheffield Independent - Wednesday 13 March 1929
  5. Acton Gazette - Friday 17 January 1930