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1914 Directors: William O. Snelling, J. W. Sewell, G. J. Buxton, W. I. Simpson, and W. B. Girling. Secretary: W. J. Brackenbury. General Manager: William Rudderham. Premises: Extensive factory at Norwich. Staff: About 400. | 1914 Directors: William O. Snelling, J. W. Sewell, G. J. Buxton, W. I. Simpson, and W. B. Girling. Secretary: W. J. Brackenbury. General Manager: William Rudderham. Premises: Extensive factory at Norwich. Staff: About 400. | ||
By 1981 '''Coleman and Co''' was a subsidiary of [[Reckitt and Colman]]<ref>Reckitt and Colman annual report 1981</ref> | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:21, 18 January 2025
of Wincarnis Works, Lower Westwick Street, Norwich
1881 Established by William Coleman.
1882 Liebig's Extract
1887 Incorporated as a Limited Company.
1897 The company was registered on 16 November, to acquire a business of manufacturers of extract of meat and malt wine. [1]
1914 Directors: William O. Snelling, J. W. Sewell, G. J. Buxton, W. I. Simpson, and W. B. Girling. Secretary: W. J. Brackenbury. General Manager: William Rudderham. Premises: Extensive factory at Norwich. Staff: About 400.
By 1981 Coleman and Co was a subsidiary of Reckitt and Colman[2]
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