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Post-WWII Acquired by [[British Plaster Board]] Ltd; moved to new premises in Birmingham and new equipment installed<ref>The Times Aug. 14, 1948</ref> | Post-WWII Acquired by [[British Plaster Board]] Ltd; moved to new premises in Birmingham and new equipment installed<ref>The Times Aug. 14, 1948</ref> | ||
1948 The business of [[John Perks and Son (Forgings)]] was acquired by BPB and added to the Gill business | |||
1965 Acquired by a producer of alloys, [[Imperial Metal Industries]], the company's main raw material, together with [[William Ross and Sons]]<ref>The Times July 7, 1965</ref> | 1965 Acquired by a producer of alloys, [[Imperial Metal Industries]], the company's main raw material, together with [[William Ross and Sons]]<ref>The Times July 7, 1965</ref> | ||
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H. Gill (Stampings) Ltd. of Stafford Works, St. Clements Road, Nechells, Birmingham.
Incorporating William Adcock.
1938 Small hot brass stampings, rubber basin plugs.
Post-WWII Acquired by British Plaster Board Ltd; moved to new premises in Birmingham and new equipment installed[1]
1948 The business of John Perks and Son (Forgings) was acquired by BPB and added to the Gill business
1965 Acquired by a producer of alloys, Imperial Metal Industries, the company's main raw material, together with William Ross and Sons[2]
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