Wellman, Seaver and Head
Steel works engineers and contractors.
of 47 Victoria Street, London S.W.
Originally established by Wellman-Seaver-Morgan Co of Cleveland, Ohio[1]
1909 Had established systems for making electric motors and controllers for overhead travelling cranes of any required rating[2].
1912 Catalogue of open-hearth furnace charging machines[3].
1919 Supplied 4 furnaces to Frodingham capable of producing 1100 tons of steel/week[4]
1919 Wellman, Smith, Owen Engineering Corporation was formed as a private company for the purposes of taking over Wellman-Seaver and Head and James Smith Hoisting Machinery Co Ltd. Also acquired the engineering department of Messrs Rubery, Owen and Co[5].