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Owen, Brazil and Holborow

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Maker of steam engines, of Bristol

1893 Owen, Brazil and Co was established by C G Owen and John P. Brazil. Makers of German Bonzac cigarette machines under licence, Djinn marine engines, perforated plates for Spencer Moulton rubber railway buffers, hydraulic presses, castings and forgings.

1895 Cecil George Owen died

1897 H. G. Holborrow joined the firm, and it became Owen, Brazil and Holborrow

1901 Sidney Straker joined the firm which became Brazil, Holborrow and Straker. The firm extended its Vulcan Iron Works in Chapel Street, St Philip's, and opened new premises in Grafton Street and Albert Road

Note:

  • Engines also made bearing the name 'Owen, Brazil and Holborow'.

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