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Produced i/c engines which were re-badged [[Stover]] types from USA. | Produced i/c engines which were re-badged [[Stover]] types from USA. | ||
1921 Introduced the Improved Warwick engine (2.5 - 3 hp.) | 1921 Introduced the Improved [[Warwick engine]] (2.5 - 3 hp.) | ||
1931 Ceased producing engines. | 1931 Ceased producing engines. | ||
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[[Category: Town - Warwick]] | [[Category: Town - Warwick]] | ||
[[Category: Stationary Engines]] | [[Category: Stationary Engines]] | ||
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[[Category: Commercial Vehicles]] | [[Category: Commercial Vehicles]] | ||
[[Category: Caravans and Trailers]] | [[Category: Caravans and Trailers]] | ||
[[Category: Coachbuilders - Automotive]] | [[Category: Coachbuilders - Automotive]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:34, 29 September 2024
of Eagle Works, Warwick.
of Albert Street, Manchester.
1907 Company formed as successors to William Glover and Sons.
Produced i/c engines which were re-badged Stover types from USA.
1921 Introduced the Improved Warwick engine (2.5 - 3 hp.)
1931 Ceased producing engines.
1937 Trailer manufacturers and body builders. "Eagle" Trailers and Appliances. [1]
1958 Subsidiary companies are J. F. Buckingham and Always Welding.[2]
1972 Acquired by the Hestair Group.
1989 Management buyout of the engineering businesses was called Trinity Holdings[3]
See Also
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Sources of Information
- ↑ * 1937 The Aeroplane Directory of the Aviation and Allied Industries
- ↑ 1958/10 Advertisement.
- ↑ The Times, October 07, 1992