Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Adamant Engineering Co

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November 1947.

of Dallow Road, Luton, Bedfordshire

1878 J. C. Threadgold established business of engineers and founders at Luton[1]

1919 Incorporated as private company to take over the business of engineers and founders of J. C. Threadgold and Sons

1921 Began production of Marles steering gear for the Marles Steering Co Ltd, which never engaged in manufacturing

1924 Acquired exclusive rights to the Marles gear for the UK under licence

1937 Mechanical engineers.

1946 Acquired the Marles Steering Co Ltd

1950 Agreement with Gemmer Manufacturing Co for exchange of information and exploitation of any improvements worldwide made by either party.

1951 Formation of public company Adamant Engineering Co (Luton) Ltd to take over the private Adamant Engineering Co[2][3]

1955 Merger with Western Manufacturing of Reading to form Adamant and Western Engineering[4].

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. The Times 12 March 1951
  2. The Times 12 March 1951
  3. The Times 30 December 1955
  4. The Times 12 February 1955