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1954 [[Varley Pumps and Engineering]], subsidiary of '''Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation''' of USA, acquired '''C. F. Douglas and Co''', of The Strand, London, agents for the parent company<ref>The Times, Nov 08, 1954</ref> | 1954 [[Varley Pumps and Engineering]], subsidiary of '''Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation''' of USA, acquired '''C. F. Douglas and Co''', of The Strand, London, agents for the parent company<ref>The Times, Nov 08, 1954</ref> | ||
1960 Advert. Pumping equipment. Incorporating | 1960 Advert. Pumping equipment. Incorporating '''Charles E. Douglas and Co'''. <ref> Mechanical World Year Book 1960. Published by Emmott and Co of Manchester. Advert p97</ref> | ||
1963 '''Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation''' changed its name to '''FMC'''<ref>The Times, Jan 23, 1963</ref> | 1963 '''Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation''' changed its name to '''FMC'''<ref>The Times, Jan 23, 1963</ref> | ||
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1954 Varley Pumps and Engineering, subsidiary of Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation of USA, acquired C. F. Douglas and Co, of The Strand, London, agents for the parent company[1]
1960 Advert. Pumping equipment. Incorporating Charles E. Douglas and Co. [2]
1963 Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation changed its name to FMC[3]
1969 Manufacturer of hydraulic pumps and agricultural machinery[4].
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