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1938 Manufactured petrol tanks, engine bearers, undercarriage legs and other items for the [[Tipsy Aircraft|Tipsy Trainer]]; and wheel spats, wing fillets, etc for the [[Miles Aircraft: Magister|Miles Magister]]; and main plane fillets, tail plane leading edges, etc for [[Supermarine: Spitfire]]<ref>Flight Archive 1938</ref> | 1938 Manufactured petrol tanks, engine bearers, undercarriage legs and other items for the [[Tipsy Aircraft|Tipsy Trainer]]; and wheel spats, wing fillets, etc for the [[Miles Aircraft: Magister|Miles Magister]]; and main plane fillets, tail plane leading edges, etc for [[Supermarine: Spitfire]]<ref>Flight Archive 1938</ref> | ||
1939 See [[1939 Suppliers to the Aircraft Industry| Aircraft Industry Suppliers]] | 1939 See [[1939 Suppliers to the Aircraft Industry| Aircraft Industry Suppliers]]; [[Malcolm and Farquharson]], aircraft dealers, was at the same address. | ||
1940 [[Marcel Lobelle]] joined the R. Malcolm Co | 1940 [[Marcel Lobelle]] joined the R. Malcolm Co | ||
Revision as of 10:06, 14 August 2023
601, Bath Road, Trading Estate, Slough
1934 Business started.
1936 A private company of general and mechanical engineers was incorporated, presumably Malcolm and Farquharson, with one share each held by Gerald Guy Ward Farquharson and George Alexander Ronald Malcolm.[1]
1938 Manufactured petrol tanks, engine bearers, undercarriage legs and other items for the Tipsy Trainer; and wheel spats, wing fillets, etc for the Miles Magister; and main plane fillets, tail plane leading edges, etc for Supermarine: Spitfire[2]
1939 See Aircraft Industry Suppliers; Malcolm and Farquharson, aircraft dealers, was at the same address.
1940 Marcel Lobelle joined the R. Malcolm Co
1944 Lobelle was appointed a director of the company[3]
1946 The company became M. L. Aviation, named after Mobbs and Lobelle, the managing director and chief designer respectively.