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1897 Public company formed to acquire the capital of the American company which made the Ingersoll-Sergeant rock drill, manufactured at Easton, Pennsylvania<ref> The Times, May 12, 1897</ref> | 1897 Public company formed to acquire the capital of the American company which made the Ingersoll-Sergeant rock drill, manufactured at Easton, Pennsylvania<ref> The Times, May 12, 1897</ref> | ||
1905 Company voluntarily wound up<ref>London Gazette, 8 December 1905</ref>. The [[Ingersoll-Rand]] | 1905 Company voluntarily wound up<ref>London Gazette, 8 December 1905</ref>. The [[Ingersoll-Rand Co]] was formed June 1, 1905, under United States laws to acquire the business and properties of the Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Co, Limited and the [[Rand Drill Co|Rand Drill Company]], manufacturing respectively the Ingersoll-Sergeant and Rand rock drill, air compressors, and kindred machinery. | ||
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1897 Public company formed to acquire the capital of the American company which made the Ingersoll-Sergeant rock drill, manufactured at Easton, Pennsylvania[1]
1905 Company voluntarily wound up[2]. The Ingersoll-Rand Co was formed June 1, 1905, under United States laws to acquire the business and properties of the Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Co, Limited and the Rand Drill Company, manufacturing respectively the Ingersoll-Sergeant and Rand rock drill, air compressors, and kindred machinery.
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