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Manganese Bronze

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October 1973.

Manganese Bronze Ltd of Ipswich

1962 Name of Manganese Bronze and Brass Co shortened to Manganese Bronze from 1 January[1]. Acquired Patent Die-Casting Co[2].

1963 64th AGM of Manganese Bronze Ltd when the company was converted into a holding company Manganese Bronze Holdings Ltd. New subsidiares established: Manganese Bronze Ltd to hold the Wrought Metals Division and Sintered Materials Division, both at Ipswich, and Alpax Ltd[3]

1969 Sale of Wrought Metal Division and group research laboratory to Delta Metal Co[4] which became DELTA (MANGANESE BRONZE) Ltd, a manufacturer of non-ferrous metals situated in Ipswich[5]



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Sources of Information

  1. The Times, 30 June 1961
  2. The Times, 5 April 1962
  3. The Times, Wednesday, Apr 17, 1963
  4. The Times, 31 March 1969
  5. Belfast Telegraph 21 September 1973