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1964 [[Solar Industries]] acquired from Bartaco Industries of Ontario a 50 percent interest in Bartaco's British subsidiary [[Lincoln Furnaces]] of East Grinstead, half of which was sold to [[L. Sterne and Co]], with which Solar had long had association<ref>The Times Nov 30, 1964</ref> | 1964 [[Solar Industries]] acquired from Bartaco Industries of Ontario a 50 percent interest in Bartaco's British subsidiary [[Lincoln Furnaces]] of East Grinstead, half of which was sold to [[L. Sterne and Co]], with which Solar had long had association<ref>The Times Nov 30, 1964</ref> | ||
Perhaps this was connected with [[Lincoln Warm Air Equipment]], an associate of Solar? | |||
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of Oxted Mill, Oxted, Surrey
1961 Warm air central heating equipment.
1964 Solar Industries acquired from Bartaco Industries of Ontario a 50 percent interest in Bartaco's British subsidiary Lincoln Furnaces of East Grinstead, half of which was sold to L. Sterne and Co, with which Solar had long had association[1]
Perhaps this was connected with Lincoln Warm Air Equipment, an associate of Solar?
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- ↑ The Times Nov 30, 1964