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1914 Advertising for a mechanic. Foster, Ashley Works, Epsom.<ref>Surrey Advertiser - Monday 30 November 1914</ref> | 1914 Advertising for a mechanic. Foster, Ashley Works, Epsom.<ref>Surrey Advertiser - Monday 30 November 1914</ref> | ||
1919 August 27th. [[W. A. Haslam]] patented 'A device for preventing the theft or unauthorized movement of aeroplanes &c...' This early version of a crook-lock manufactured by H(erbert) F(raser) Foster & Co. Ltd, Ashley Works, Epsom, was fitted to Gregoire Campbell sporting cars marketed by Capt. Malcolm Campbell from 27 Albermarle St., Piccadilly. | 1919 August 27th. [[W. A. Haslam]] patented 'A device for preventing the theft or unauthorized movement of aeroplanes &c...' This early version of a crook-lock manufactured by H(erbert) F(raser) Foster & Co. Ltd, Ashley Works, Epsom, was fitted to [[Gregoire Campbell]] sporting cars marketed by Capt. Malcolm Campbell from 27 Albermarle St., Piccadilly. | ||
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1914 Advertising for a mechanic. Foster, Ashley Works, Epsom.[1]
1919 August 27th. W. A. Haslam patented 'A device for preventing the theft or unauthorized movement of aeroplanes &c...' This early version of a crook-lock manufactured by H(erbert) F(raser) Foster & Co. Ltd, Ashley Works, Epsom, was fitted to Gregoire Campbell sporting cars marketed by Capt. Malcolm Campbell from 27 Albermarle St., Piccadilly.
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- ↑ Surrey Advertiser - Monday 30 November 1914