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Ernest Turner Electrical Instruments

From Graces Guide

of Chiltern Works, 53-73 Totteridge Avenue, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.(1970)

Part of the Ernest Turner Group

1954 Turner, Ernest, Electrical Instruments, Ltd. Makers of electrical measuring instruments, plastic mouldings, electronic flash discharge and stroboscopic equipment, metal pressings and small turned parts. Directors: N. Turner {Chairman and Managing}, A. Turner; J. A. Murray {Technical). Head Office and Works: Chiltern Works, Totteridge Avenue, High Wycombe, Bucks T.: High Wycombe 1301-2-3. T.A.: Gorgeous, High Wycombe. Codes: Bentley’s 2nd. Associated Companies: Ernest Turner (London) Ltd.; Ernest Turner (Dould) Ltd.; Ernest Turner (Weaving) Ltd.[1]

1967 Patent to Ernest Turner Electrical Instruments: "Improvements in or relation to Solar cells", with Keith Alexander Murray

1971 Patents x 2 with David Ivan Vere - Electrical Meters. [2]

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