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Armstrong, Mitchell and Co


Armstrong, Mitchell and Co was formed on 14th November 1882, by the merger of W. G. Armstrong and Co (Elswick)  with Charles Mitchell (Tyneside shipbuilders). The company launched with a capital of over £1.5M.

Engineering Charles Mitchell (1820 - 1895) Lord William Armstrong (1810-1900) HMS Victoria (launched 1887) 1882
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003862:Sir W.G. Armstrong Mitchell

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003858:Sir W.G. Armstrong Mitchell

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004243:Sir W.G. Armstrong Mitchell

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003870:The Blast Furnaces Sir W.G. Armstrong Mitchell

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003872:The Shear Legs lifting 120 tons Sir W.G. Armstrong Mitchell

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003871c: Boring and Turning Shop, Gun Factory, Sir W.G. Armstrong Mitchell

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003867:The Bridge Yard Sir W.G. Armstrong Mitchell

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003871b:No. 29 - Gun-Carriage Shop Gun-Factory Sir W.G. Armstrong Mitchell

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003871a:No.1 Shop Gun-Factory Sir W.G. Armstrong Mitchell

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Lord Armstrong's Elswick Works, Newcastle (1900)

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