Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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James Armstrong Wilding

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James Armstrong Wilding M.I.Mech.E., M.I.Aut.E., M.I.Mech.E., U.S.A., F.I.M.T., A.F.A.I.,

born Hill Cliff, nr. Warrington, Cheshire.

Ed.: Technical College, Manchester

Apprntcd. Wm. Muir & Co., Manchester.

Career: with Hiram S. Maxim in charge of tool and jig department for gun work; built 3-cylinder rotary engine and worked on gliding machine for Maxim.

Works Man. Waverley Typewriter Company

Gen. Man. Thomas Mfg. Co.

1898 built Hall's electric car

c.1904 Founded J. A. Wilding and Co of which company he continued as MD.

Patented with General Kelly-Kelly one of the first motor ambulances (afterwards presented to Osborne)

Tech. Dir. Clement Talbot Ltd., up to take over by S. T. D. Motors

1919 Director of Harper Bean, a Consulting Engineer. Of 4n Bickenhall Mansions, London.[1]

1920-6 Tech. Dir. Swift of Coventry

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Sources of Information

  1. Western Daily Press - Monday 01 December 1919