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c.1915 By agreement with Granville Bradshaw, Walton Motors acquired the aeronautical rights to the A.B.C. Aero Engines, including the Dragonfly, Wasp and Gnat[1]. ABC Motors owned the majority of shares in Walton Motors.
1919. Walton Motors Ltd, manufacturers of aero engines.
1920 Thomas Andrew Dennis named as a Trustee.[2]
Granville Eastwood Bradshaw is chief engineer
See ABC Motors
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