of Kingsbury Works, Kingsbury, London, N.W.
1920 Share issue. To acquire the business and assets of Barningham carried on at the Kingsbury Engineering Works, covering 109 acres close to Marble Arch. Around 800 employees. Directors: Adml. Sir P. Scott, Bt. (Chairman), Cecil Langham Reed, Ernest Barningham, W. O. Garbutt, Philip Lake.[1]
Produced light Kingsbury cars with the Koh-i-Nor engine from Kennedy Motor Co
1920 Manufacturers of “ Kingsbury ” Motor Cars, Motor Cycles and Motor Scooters
1922 Directors: Adml. Sir P. Scott, Bt. (Chairman), C. L. Reed, E. Barmingham, P. Edelstone and P. Luke (Managing) Sec.: H. N. Gunn
1923 The factory became home to Vanden Plas
WWII Manufactured parts for the De Havilland Mosquito [2]
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