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Lang Propellers

From Graces Guide

registered office Park Lane, London, propeller manufacturer

Mr A. A. D. Lang made the name Lang Propellers famous before and during WWI[1]. With support of the U.S. government he subsequently went there and established 2 factories.

1930s developed machine for shaping airscrew blades, which was patented.

1936 the company was registered for purposes of acquiring the patent.

Company acquired by Aeronautical Corporation of Great Britain.

1937 Airscrew manufacturers.

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The Times, 27 April 1936
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