Corporate Body

Austral Nail Company Ltd (? - 1920s)

From
South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
To
1920s
Functions
Manufacturing industry
Location
South Melbourne, Victoria

Summary

James MacDougall founded the Austral Nail Company in South Melbourne. In 1913 the Company was supplying about half of Victoria's barbed wire.

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 ? - 1920s Austral Nail Company Ltd
       1921 - ? Rylands Brothers (Australia) Ltd
             1921 - 1980s Australian Wire Industries Pty Ltd

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Ailie Smith

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