Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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1971 Collaboration of [[Corning|Corning Glass]] (55 percent), [[Thomas Tilling]] (8 percent) and [[James A. Jobling and Co]] (37 percent) making electronic components<ref>The Times, Jun 01, 1971</ref>
1971 Collaboration of [[Corning|Corning Glass]] (55 percent), [[Thomas Tilling]] (8 percent) and [[James A. Jobling and Co]] (37 percent) making electronic components<ref>The Times, Jun 01, 1971</ref>

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of Pallion Trading Estate, Sunderland.

1971 Collaboration of Corning Glass (55 percent), Thomas Tilling (8 percent) and James A. Jobling and Co (37 percent) making electronic components[1]

1973 Acquired by Corning when it bought Joblings[2]

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Sources of Information

  1. The Times, Jun 01, 1971
  2. The Times, May 12, 1973