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Priest Furnaces Ltd. of Longlands, Middlesbrough, Teesside. Also at Kelham Island Works, Sheffield.

UK Main contractors for Didier-Werke AG hot blast stoves.

1969 UK agents for SELAS Corporation of USA

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