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1943 [[Moulded Components (Jablo)]] Ltd and [[Jablo Propellers]] advertised the ''Jabroc'' laminated plastic, and ''Jabroc Tools'' used in aircraft production, for use in peacetime manufacturing<ref>The Times, Sep 02, 1943</ref>
1943 [[Moulded Components (Jablo)]] Ltd and [[Jablo Propellers]] advertised the ''Jabroc'' laminated plastic, and ''Jabroc Tools'' used in aircraft production, for use in peacetime manufacturing<ref>The Times, Sep 02, 1943</ref>


1955 [[New Insulation Co|Permali]] acquired from Jablo Plastics Industries that part of their business concerned with densified wood<ref>The Times, Jul 29, 1955</ref>
1963 '''Monsanto Chemicals''' acquired Jablo Plastics Industries, which would encourage greater use of Monsanto's chemical products<ref>The Times, Jan 10, 1963</ref>


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Revision as of 17:17, 14 January 2013

August 1943.

Makers of laminated wooden propellers, of Manchester

c.1911 Bruno Jablonsky (c.1893-1978) worked on aircraft development in Germany.

Before WWII Jablonsky came to England and established Jablo Propellers and Jablo Plastics Industries[1]

1937 Lieut.-Col. Harry Delacombe became a director of the company[2]

1939 See Aircraft Industry Suppliers

1943 Moulded Components (Jablo) Ltd and Jablo Propellers advertised the Jabroc laminated plastic, and Jabroc Tools used in aircraft production, for use in peacetime manufacturing[3]


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  1. ↑ The Times, May 15, 1978
  2. ↑ The Times, Jan 21, 1959
  3. ↑ The Times, Sep 02, 1943
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