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1922 Editor " [[The Aeroplane]] " and " [[Aeronautical Engineering]] "; b. 1875; s. of Charles Grey Grey, of Dilston Hall, Northumberland. Ed. Dublin, and The [[Crystal Palace School of Engineering]]. Training: The [[Coventry Machinists Co]]., Ltd. Career: Joined [[Iliffe and Sons]], Ltd., Coventry; concerned with the " [[Cycle and Motor Trades Review]]," " [[The Autocar]]," and " [[Motor Traction]] "; founded " [[The Aero]]," 1909, and " The Aeroplane," 1911. Club: Royal Aero. Address: 175, Piccadilly, W.I. | 1922 Editor " [[The Aeroplane]] " and " [[Aeronautical Engineering]] "; b. 1875; s. of Charles Grey Grey, of Dilston Hall, Northumberland. Ed. Dublin, and The [[Crystal Palace School of Engineering]]. Training: The [[Coventry Machinists Co]]., Ltd. Career: Joined [[Iliffe and Sons]], Ltd., Coventry; concerned with the " [[Cycle and Motor Trades Review]]," " [[The Autocar]]," and " [[Motor Traction]] "; founded " [[The Aero]]," 1909, and " The Aeroplane," 1911. Club: Royal Aero. Address: 175, Piccadilly, W.I. | ||
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Revision as of 15:46, 3 March 2024
Charles Grey Grey (1875-1953)
1922 Editor " The Aeroplane " and " Aeronautical Engineering "; b. 1875; s. of Charles Grey Grey, of Dilston Hall, Northumberland. Ed. Dublin, and The Crystal Palace School of Engineering. Training: The Coventry Machinists Co., Ltd. Career: Joined Iliffe and Sons, Ltd., Coventry; concerned with the " Cycle and Motor Trades Review," " The Autocar," and " Motor Traction "; founded " The Aero," 1909, and " The Aeroplane," 1911. Club: Royal Aero. Address: 175, Piccadilly, W.I.
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