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1937 The [[Scottish Machine Tool Corporation]] was formed by amalgamation of: [[James Bennie and Sons]] Ltd., [[G. and A. Harvey]], Glasgow; [[Loudon Brothers]] Ltd, Johnstone; [[Craig and Donald]] Ltd, Johnstone; and [[James Allan Senior and Son|James Allan Senior and Sons]] Ltd, Glasgow; all retained their separate autonomy, even though they had amalgamated. <ref>[http://archiveshub.ac.uk/features/03080503.html]Archives Hub - Records of James Bennie & Sons Ltd </ref> <ref>The Times, Mar 18, 1937</ref> | 1937 The [[Scottish Machine Tool Corporation]] was formed by amalgamation of: [[James Bennie and Sons]] Ltd., [[G. and A. Harvey]], Glasgow; [[Loudon Brothers]] Ltd, Johnstone; [[Craig and Donald]] Ltd, Johnstone; and [[James Allan Senior and Son|James Allan Senior and Sons]] Ltd, Glasgow; all retained their separate autonomy, even though they had amalgamated. <ref>[http://archiveshub.ac.uk/features/03080503.html]Archives Hub - Records of James Bennie & Sons Ltd </ref> <ref>The Times, Mar 18, 1937</ref> | ||
Note: Kelly's 1891 Post Office London Directory includes an entry for Loudon Brothers, engineers and machine tool makers ([[James Edward Darbishire]], agent), 110 Cannon Street, EC. | Note: Kelly's 1891 Post Office London Directory includes an entry for Loudon Brothers, engineers and machine tool makers ([[James Edward Darbishire]], agent), 110 Cannon Street, London, EC. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
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of 39 West Campbell Street, Glasgow and of Johnstone, Glasgow were makers of machine tools
1877 Company established.
c1887 Acquired A. McArthur and Son
1900 32 inch Double-headed Shaping Machine
1904 Incorporated as a limited company.
1904 Acquired the tool making business of Sharp, Stewart and Co
1911 Small portable drill
1914 Machine tool makers and contractors for engineers' stores, materials etc. Specialities: high speed machine tools for railway workshops, marine and general engineering. [1]
1937 The Scottish Machine Tool Corporation was formed by amalgamation of: James Bennie and Sons Ltd., G. and A. Harvey, Glasgow; Loudon Brothers Ltd, Johnstone; Craig and Donald Ltd, Johnstone; and James Allan Senior and Sons Ltd, Glasgow; all retained their separate autonomy, even though they had amalgamated. [2] [3]
Note: Kelly's 1891 Post Office London Directory includes an entry for Loudon Brothers, engineers and machine tool makers (James Edward Darbishire, agent), 110 Cannon Street, London, EC.
See Also
Sources of Information
- ↑ 1914 Whitakers Red Book
- ↑ [1]Archives Hub - Records of James Bennie & Sons Ltd
- ↑ The Times, Mar 18, 1937
- Machine Tools by James Weir French in 2 vols. Published 1911 by Gresham
- The Engineer of 19th January 1900 p70