Cincinnati Milling Machines
British subsidiary of a US company
Successor to Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
1934 'Birmingham Works of American Machinery Manufacturers.— The City of Birmingham Information Bureau, Council House, Birmingham, has recently announced that Messrs. The Cincinnati Milling Machine Company are shortly to manufacture their products in Birmingham. Work has commenced on the erection of their factory on a three-acre site on the Pype Hayes industrial centre ; the first section of the factory has a ground floor area of 30,000 sq. ft., and is expected to be completed by June. The factory is being built by Messrs. E. J. Smith (Bidford), Limited, Birmingham. The sales side of the business, we understand, will continue to be handled by Messrs! Charles Churchill and Company, Limited.'[1]
1954 Cincinnati Milling Machines, Ltd. Manufacturers of milling machines, die sinking machines, cutter sharpening machines, centreless grinding machines and surface broach machines. Directors: J. B. S. Gabriel; C. F. Roby, U.S.A.; J. E. Caster, U.S.A.; J. G. Petter. Head Office and Works: Woodlands Farm Road, Tyburn, Birmingham, 24. T.: Ashfield 1104 (P.B.X.). T.A. and Cables: Cinmil Birmingham. Associated Company: Hordern, Mason and Edwards, Ltd., Birmingham. Overseas Representatives: In Africa, Asia and the Near East, Australia, Europe and Latin America.[2]
Subsequently Cincinnati Milacron