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Frederick Nicholls

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Frederick Nicholls

1939 A.M.I.Mech.E., M.I.British Engrs. Chief Engr., Thomas De La Rue and Co, Ltd., 110, Bunhill Row, Finsbury. Private address: 12, Lord Avenue, Ilford, Essex. Age: 60. Career: Mechanics Inst., Stratford; Carpenters Inst., Stratford; Peoples Palace, Mile End; I.C.S. Student. Engr., Engraving Dept., Waterlow & Sons; Engr., Chemical Corp., Southall; Gauge and Tool Maker in Woolwich Arsenal during Boer War. Designer and builder of Rotary Copper plate machines for Security Printing; Designer and builder of Machinery for playing Card Production.

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