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Geipel and Lange

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September 1905.
July 1906. Vulcan speed indicators
February 1907. 'Rapidity' Steam Trap.

of St. Thomas Street, London

Previously the business of William Geipel - see William Geipel

Frederick Montague Townshend Lange became a partner

c.1907 Successor: William Geipel and Co

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