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1933 [[Midgley Leighton]] Ltd changed its name to '''Midgley Harmer''' Ltd. | 1933 [[Midgley Leighton]] Ltd changed its name to '''Midgley Harmer''' Ltd. | ||
Manufactured an amplifier and loudspeakers and a radio gramophone designed by [[Albert Henry Midgley]]. | |||
WWII Midgley Harmer Ltd designed and manufactured fuses for bombs, including the W-bomb used by the RAF, and the fuse for the [[Barnes Wallis]] ''Tallboy'' bomb. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:13, 29 October 2017
1933 Midgley Leighton Ltd changed its name to Midgley Harmer Ltd.
Manufactured an amplifier and loudspeakers and a radio gramophone designed by Albert Henry Midgley.
WWII Midgley Harmer Ltd designed and manufactured fuses for bombs, including the W-bomb used by the RAF, and the fuse for the Barnes Wallis Tallboy bomb.
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