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'''Brades and Nash Tyzack Industries''' of Oldbury. | |||
1951 formed from [[Nash Tyzack Industries]] and [[William Hunt and Sons]], which used the trademark ''The Brades''. | Trademark: 3 diamonds | ||
1951 Company formed from [[Nash Tyzack Industries]] and [[William Hunt and Sons]], which used the trademark ''The Brades''. | |||
1960 Acquired by [[Spear and Jackson]]<ref>The Times, Nov 23, 1960</ref> | 1960 Acquired by [[Spear and Jackson]]<ref>The Times, Nov 23, 1960</ref> | ||
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1962 Merged with [[C. T. Skelton and Co]] of Sheffield<ref>The Times, Jul 06, 1962</ref> to form [[Brades, Skelton and Tyzack]], making garden, contractors and some agricultural tools. | 1962 Merged with [[C. T. Skelton and Co]] of Sheffield<ref>The Times, Jul 06, 1962</ref> to form [[Brades, Skelton and Tyzack]], making garden, contractors and some agricultural tools. | ||
1967 | 1967 Became part of [[Spearwell Tools]] | ||
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Revision as of 14:20, 29 August 2017
Brades and Nash Tyzack Industries of Oldbury.
Trademark: 3 diamonds
1951 Company formed from Nash Tyzack Industries and William Hunt and Sons, which used the trademark The Brades.
1960 Acquired by Spear and Jackson[1]
1961 Manufacturers of edge tools. [2]
1962 Merged with C. T. Skelton and Co of Sheffield[3] to form Brades, Skelton and Tyzack, making garden, contractors and some agricultural tools.
1967 Became part of Spearwell Tools
See Also
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Times, Nov 23, 1960
- ↑ 1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE
- ↑ The Times, Jul 06, 1962