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1920 The company secured the agencies for South America for the [[Wild-Barfield Electric Furnaces]] and also, for the Argentine, for the [[A-I Manufacturing Co|A. I. Manufacturing Company's]] electric welding machines.<ref>The Engineer 1920/05/14</ref> | 1920 The company secured the agencies for South America for the [[Wild-Barfield Electric Furnaces]] and also, for the Argentine, for the [[A-I Manufacturing Co|A. I. Manufacturing Company's]] electric welding machines.<ref>The Engineer 1920/05/14</ref> | ||
1921 Offered the ''Cyc-Arc'' welding machine invented by Mr. [[L. J. Steele|Louis John Steel]], electrical engineer at Portsmouth Dockyard, and Messrs. [[Harold Martin]] and [[Edward McCarthy]]; the machine had been in use for some time in the Admiralty Dockyard<ref>The Engineer 1921/07/01</ref> | 1921 Offered the ''Cyc-Arc'' welding machine invented by Mr. [[L. J. Steele|Louis John Steel]], electrical engineer at Portsmouth Dockyard, and Messrs. [[Harold Martin]] and [[Andrew Edward McCarthy|Edward McCarthy]]; the machine had been in use for some time in the Admiralty Dockyard<ref>The Engineer 1921/07/01</ref> | ||
1937 Electric welding plant manufacturers. [[Pontelec Welding Patents|"Pontelec"]] Electric Welding Plant. | 1937 Electric welding plant manufacturers. [[Pontelec Welding Patents|"Pontelec"]] Electric Welding Plant. | ||
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of 6, Old Queen-street, S.W.1. (1920)
of 8 Princes' Street, Westminster, S.W.l (1921)
of 18 Frankfort Street, Birmingham.
Manufacturers and suppliers in Great Britain.
1920 The company secured the agencies for South America for the Wild-Barfield Electric Furnaces and also, for the Argentine, for the A. I. Manufacturing Company's electric welding machines.[1]
1921 Offered the Cyc-Arc welding machine invented by Mr. Louis John Steel, electrical engineer at Portsmouth Dockyard, and Messrs. Harold Martin and Edward McCarthy; the machine had been in use for some time in the Admiralty Dockyard[2]
1937 Electric welding plant manufacturers. "Pontelec" Electric Welding Plant.
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