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Accles Tube Syndicate

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  • 1898 Accles Ltd went into liquidation. Charles Barlow (who had been Accles' secretary) took over forming Accles Tube Syndicate, a venture unconnected with George Accles[1].
  • 1901 The name was changed to Accles and Pollock in 1901, after financial backing was provided by Mr. Tom Pollock[2].

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Black Country History [1]
  2. ↑ Black Country History [2]
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