Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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John C. Dennis (1871-1939)

John Dennis and his brother, Raymond were brought up in Huntshaw, near Barnstaple in Devon.

John then moved to Guildford where, whilst working for an ironmonger Filmer & Masons, he started making bicycles in his spare time. These sold at a profit and in 1895 he set up his own business, the Universal Athletic Stores in Guildford High Street, selling bicycles and other sports goods. [1]


1901 Dennis Brothers became a private limited company.

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