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1951 Acquired [[Albion Motor Co|Albion]].
1951 Acquired [[Albion Motors|Albion]].


1955 June. Acquired [[Scammell]].
1955 June. Acquired [[Scammell]].

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Leyland Motors:

1951 Acquired Albion.

1955 June. Acquired Scammell.

1960 Acquired Standard-Triumph International

1962 Acquired ACV Group which included Charles H. Roe, Park Royal Vehicles, Maudslay, Crossley Motors, Thornycroft and AEC

1961 Acquired a 'large shareholding' in Foden

1965 Acquired a stake in Bristol Commercial Vehicles and Eastern Coach Works.

1966 Acquired Rover and Alvis.

1967 Acquired Aveling-Barford.

1968 Merged with British Motor Holdings to become the British Leyland Motor Corporation.

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