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of Walsall, maker of buckles and pressed metal components
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1986 '''F. H. Tomkins Buckle Co''' was incorporated to acquire [[O. D. Guest]], maker of chain, hook, cart gear work, buckles, coach and motor fittings, general hardware, etc<ref>Companies House filings</ref>
1989 The name of the company was changed to [[F. H. T. Holdings]] Ltd


1989 '''F. H. Tomkins Buckle Co''' was incorporated as a subsidiary of [[F. H. T. Holdings]]; the ultimate parent was [[F. H. Tomkins|Tomkins]] plc
1989 '''F. H. Tomkins Buckle Co''' was incorporated as a subsidiary of [[F. H. T. Holdings]]; the ultimate parent was [[F. H. Tomkins|Tomkins]] plc
1993 [[F. H. T. Holdings]] which was owned by [[Pegler-Hattersley]] plc and Tomkins Investments Ltd ceased appointing auditors


1998 The last part of the original [[F. H. Tomkins|Tomkins]] company, [[F. H. Tomkins Buckle Co]], was sold to a private investor<ref>The Times, November 16, 1998</ref>, Robert Parkes.
1998 The last part of the original [[F. H. Tomkins|Tomkins]] company, [[F. H. Tomkins Buckle Co]], was sold to a private investor<ref>The Times, November 16, 1998</ref>, Robert Parkes.

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of Walsall, maker of buckles and pressed metal components

1986 F. H. Tomkins Buckle Co was incorporated to acquire O. D. Guest, maker of chain, hook, cart gear work, buckles, coach and motor fittings, general hardware, etc[1]

1989 The name of the company was changed to F. H. T. Holdings Ltd

1989 F. H. Tomkins Buckle Co was incorporated as a subsidiary of F. H. T. Holdings; the ultimate parent was Tomkins plc

1993 F. H. T. Holdings which was owned by Pegler-Hattersley plc and Tomkins Investments Ltd ceased appointing auditors

1998 The last part of the original Tomkins company, F. H. Tomkins Buckle Co, was sold to a private investor[2], Robert Parkes.

2011 Company voluntarily wound up[3]

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Sources of Information

  1. Companies House filings
  2. The Times, November 16, 1998
  3. London gazette 6 September 2011
  • Companies House filings