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of George Street, Gloucester | coach and carriage builders, of George Street, Gloucester | ||
1864 Company established as The | 1864 Company established as '''The Gloucester Carriage and Wheel Works'''. | ||
1897 '''The Gloucester Carriage and Wheel Works''', Longacre Buildings; proprietor the [[Wagon Co]] Ltd<ref>Kelly's Directory of Gloucestershire, 1897</ref>. | |||
1909 Entrusted with safe keeping of the Royal Carriage. | 1909 Entrusted with safe keeping of the Royal Carriage. | ||
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coach and carriage builders, of George Street, Gloucester
1864 Company established as The Gloucester Carriage and Wheel Works.
1897 The Gloucester Carriage and Wheel Works, Longacre Buildings; proprietor the Wagon Co Ltd[1].
1909 Entrusted with safe keeping of the Royal Carriage.
1914 Coach and motor body builders. Specialities: high-class carriages and all types of road vehicles, motor bodies, farm vehicles. Suppliers of the State Coaches for the High Sheriffs of Gloucestershire, Berkshire, Monmouth etc. [2]
1930 Acquired by a subsidiary of H. H. Martyn of Cheltenham
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Sources of Information
- ↑ Kelly's Directory of Gloucestershire, 1897
- ↑ 1914 Whitakers Red Book