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1919 [[Tilling-Stevens]] was voluntarily wound up and a new company, [[Tilling-Stevens Motors]] was set up in its place<ref>London Gazette 25 November 1919</ref> | |||
1920 Manufacturers of “[[Tilling-Stevens]]” Petrol Lorries and Petrol Electric Lorries and Portable Welding Plants. | 1920 Manufacturers of “[[Tilling-Stevens]]” Petrol Lorries and Petrol Electric Lorries and Portable Welding Plants. | ||
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1924 Tilling-Stevens Motors, Ltd. of Maidstone, produced a petrol-electric trolley bus for the Tees-side Railless Traction Board.<ref>Commercial Motors 28th October 1930</ref> | 1924 Tilling-Stevens Motors, Ltd. of Maidstone, produced a petrol-electric trolley bus for the Tees-side Railless Traction Board.<ref>Commercial Motors 28th October 1930</ref> | ||
Successor: [[T. S. Motors]] Ltd | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Latest revision as of 13:33, 15 August 2023
of Victoria Works, Maidstone and 26 Victoria St, London
1919 Tilling-Stevens was voluntarily wound up and a new company, Tilling-Stevens Motors was set up in its place[1]
1920 Manufacturers of “Tilling-Stevens” Petrol Lorries and Petrol Electric Lorries and Portable Welding Plants.
1924 Tilling-Stevens Motors, Ltd. of Maidstone, produced a petrol-electric trolley bus for the Tees-side Railless Traction Board.[2]
Successor: T. S. Motors Ltd
See Also
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