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| − | [[Steelway]] of Wolverhampton, maker of steel flooring and assemblies, was a wholly-owned subsidiary | + | Makers of pipe fittings, of New John Street, Blackheath, Nr Birmingham, Staffs. |
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| + | 1938 Scottish Representatives: [[Fyfe and McCrouther]] of 144 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow. | ||
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| + | [[Steelway]] of Wolverhampton, maker of steel flooring and assemblies, was a wholly-owned subsidiary. | ||
1953 Acquired by [[Glynwed|Glynwed Tubes]]<ref>The Times, Dec 01, 1953</ref> | 1953 Acquired by [[Glynwed|Glynwed Tubes]]<ref>The Times, Dec 01, 1953</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 10:24, 15 August 2017
Makers of pipe fittings, of New John Street, Blackheath, Nr Birmingham, Staffs.
1938 Scottish Representatives: Fyfe and McCrouther of 144 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.
Steelway of Wolverhampton, maker of steel flooring and assemblies, was a wholly-owned subsidiary.
1953 Acquired by Glynwed Tubes[1]
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- ↑ The Times, Dec 01, 1953