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Ecco Works

From Graces Guide

of Redditch

1897 Company registered

1904 Eadie Chain Co was renamed Ecco Works, making the Ecco braking system and the Armstrong typewriter (Eadie model).

1905 Annual report, in Coventry Archives[1]

1906 A subsidiary of the Eadie Manufacturing Company, Ltd.

1906 The Abingdon-Ecco company was registered on 27 August, to take over the Abingdon Works Co and the Ecco Works. [2]

1907 A new purpose-built factory was opened at Tyseley.

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ National Archives
  2. ↑ The Stock Exchange Year Book 1908
  • The Quest for King Dick, by William Whiteley
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