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By 1891 [[Arthur Chamberlain]] had entered the tube-making business through '''Endurance Seamless Tube and Vial Co'''. | By 1891 [[Arthur Chamberlain]] had entered the tube-making business through '''Endurance Seamless Tube and Vial Co'''. | ||
1896 The company became [[Endurance Tube and Engineering Co]] and opened a factory in King's Norton with, as co-directors, son-in-law John Sutton Nettlefold and George Hookham | 1896 The company became [[Endurance Tube and Engineering Co]] and opened a factory in King's Norton with, as co-directors, son-in-law John Sutton Nettlefold and George Hookham. | ||
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of Stirchley Street, Birmingham
By 1891 Arthur Chamberlain had entered the tube-making business through Endurance Seamless Tube and Vial Co.
1896 The company became Endurance Tube and Engineering Co and opened a factory in King's Norton with, as co-directors, son-in-law John Sutton Nettlefold and George Hookham.
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