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1899 Description of works outing for 103 employees.<ref>Brighton Gazette - Thursday 29 June 1899</ref> | 1899 Description of works outing for 103 employees.<ref>Brighton Gazette - Thursday 29 June 1899</ref> | ||
1900 'A fatal accident sustained through being thrown from a horse at Rockhampton, Queensland, has closed the career of Mr. Henry Reason, Brighton, the early age of 37. Deceased, a well-known electrician, left for Australia two months to to make arrangements for | 1900 'A fatal accident sustained through being thrown from a horse at Rockhampton, Queensland, has closed the career of Mr. Henry Reason, Brighton, the early age of 37. Deceased, a well-known electrician, left for Australia two months to to make arrangements for the installation of the electric light at Brisbane.' <ref>Mid Sussex Times - Tuesday 10 July 1900</ref> | ||
1910 [[Allen West]] rented space from [[Reason Manufacturing Co]] Ltd at Brighton to start his company<ref>The Times, 6 August 1929</ref>. | 1910 [[Allen West]] rented space from [[Reason Manufacturing Co]] Ltd at Brighton to start his company<ref>The Times, 6 August 1929</ref>. | ||
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of Lewes Road, Brighton.
Established by Henry Reason.
Started in a small works in Gloucester Road, Brighton, initially producing toys.[1]
1891 Patent application: '1451 — Henry Reason, 112, Gloucester-road, Brighton : Improvements in toy sailing vessels.'[2]
1899 Description of works outing for 103 employees.[3]
1900 'A fatal accident sustained through being thrown from a horse at Rockhampton, Queensland, has closed the career of Mr. Henry Reason, Brighton, the early age of 37. Deceased, a well-known electrician, left for Australia two months to to make arrangements for the installation of the electric light at Brisbane.' [4]
1910 Allen West rented space from Reason Manufacturing Co Ltd at Brighton to start his company[5].
1911 Exhibited electric clocks, at the Physical Society's Exhibition[6]
1914 Allen West was invited by the principal shareholders of Reason Manufacturing Co Ltd to take over that company.
1922 Products included electrolytic meters, maximum demand indicators, house service fuse boxes, cut-outs, time switches.
1929 Subsidiary of Allen West and Co when it went public[7].
1951 Products: Electrolytic meters; maximum demand indicators; mercury switches.