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Malting continued at the firm's Walsitch Maltings under Bass until the 1960s, now mostly converted into industrial units. | Malting continued at the firm's Walsitch Maltings under Bass until the 1960s, now mostly converted into industrial units. | ||
'''These two images show Salt's London depot at St Pancras Station. There is over 120 years between the two pictures but interestingly there is little visual difference''' | |||
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File:Thomas Salt St Pancras.jpg|From Barnards book on British Breweries | |||
File:Thomas Salt St Pancras (1).jpg|Thanks to the eagle eyes of Martyn Cornell | |||
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{{Trade Mark |regno = 13,888|desc=Maltese Cross and S|date=12/12/1877|seventy=Since March 1875}} | {{Trade Mark |regno = 13,888|desc=Maltese Cross and S|date=12/12/1877|seventy=Since March 1875}} | ||
Revision as of 15:16, 31 July 2016
Thomas Salt & Co. Ltd, 119 High Street, Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire.
Founded as maltsters 1774. Registered November 1893.
Acquired by Bass, Ratcliff & Gretton Ltd. 1927 and brewing ceased. Site cleared to build shopping precinct c.1965.
Malting continued at the firm's Walsitch Maltings under Bass until the 1960s, now mostly converted into industrial units.
These two images show Salt's London depot at St Pancras Station. There is over 120 years between the two pictures but interestingly there is little visual difference
From Barnards book on British Breweries
Thanks to the eagle eyes of Martyn Cornell
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