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1830s [[Robert Walter Winfield]] established a business in Cambridge Street that eventually included a brass foundry and formerly traded as '''R. W. Winfield and Co''' | |||
1897 The company became '''Winfield's Rolling Mills''' when the business | |||
1897 On the closing of the old Birmingham business of [[R. W. Winfield|R. W. Winfield and Co]] was purchased by [[Dugard and Mitchell]], and [[William Henry Dugard]] and others formed '''Winfield's Rolling Mills''' | |||
1935 The company left Cambridge Street and moved to Icknield Port Mills previously used by [[H. H. Vivian and Co]] | |||
Revision as of 09:48, 9 April 2023
of Cambridge Street Works, Birmingham
1830s Robert Walter Winfield established a business in Cambridge Street that eventually included a brass foundry and formerly traded as R. W. Winfield and Co
1897 The company became Winfield's Rolling Mills when the business
1897 On the closing of the old Birmingham business of R. W. Winfield and Co was purchased by Dugard and Mitchell, and William Henry Dugard and others formed Winfield's Rolling Mills
1935 The company left Cambridge Street and moved to Icknield Port Mills previously used by H. H. Vivian and Co
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