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North Cliff Lift and St Nicholas Cliff Lift manufacturer

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According to this article, North cliff lift (1930) and Nicholas Cliff Lift (1930) were manufactured by the The Medway Safety Lift Company (unsourced), 2 but sources state that Medway Safety Lift Company was taken over by J & E Halls in 1925:The Medway Safety Lift Company ESCALATORS AND LIFTS. Anyone knows if the Medway company name survived after 1925? This link suggest the name was retained. --Aaron-Tripel (talk) 08:33, 6 May 2014 (UTC)Reply

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