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Analytical chemists, Metallurgical Laboratory, of Middlesbrough | Analytical chemists, Metallurgical Laboratory, of Middlesbrough | ||
1876 At the age of twenty-five [[John Edward Stead]] went into partnership with the chemist who had given him his first job, [[John Pattison]] (sic)<ref>The Engineer 1923/11/02</ref> to establish the laboratory. | 1876 At the age of twenty-five [[John Edward Stead]] went into partnership with the chemist who had given him his first job, [[John Pattinson|John Pattison]] (sic)<ref>The Engineer 1923/11/02</ref> to establish the laboratory. | ||
1905 when Pattinson retired, [[H. Frankland|Mr. H. Frankland]], F.I.C., joined Mr. Stead as chief assistant, the name of the firm, [[Pattinson and Stead]], being retained. | 1905 when Pattinson retired, [[H. Frankland|Mr. H. Frankland]], F.I.C., joined Mr. Stead as chief assistant, the name of the firm, [[Pattinson and Stead]], being retained. | ||
Revision as of 17:36, 10 July 2016
Analytical chemists, Metallurgical Laboratory, of Middlesbrough
1876 At the age of twenty-five John Edward Stead went into partnership with the chemist who had given him his first job, John Pattison (sic)[1] to establish the laboratory.
1905 when Pattinson retired, Mr. H. Frankland, F.I.C., joined Mr. Stead as chief assistant, the name of the firm, Pattinson and Stead, being retained.
The metallurgical laboratory attained a worldwide reputation
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- ↑ The Engineer 1923/11/02