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Having a
shared modern history with
nearby Osberton Hall, it is
sometimes referred to as Scofton-with-
Osberton.
Other close neighbours are
Bilby and Rayton...
- *** (King Cuthbert) 1st
Osberton 3DE (King Samuel) 15th
Burghley CCI **** (King Boris) 2nd
Windsor 3DE (King Arthur) 1st
Osberton 3DE (King Arthur) 4th...
- (Grafennacht) Team
Silver at the
Nations Cup in
Boekelo (Grafennacht) 2nd
Osberton YH
Champs CCI* (Cayiano) 2020 1st
Cornbury CCI** (Centurian Bay) 2019 1st...
- to the
south bank
while it p****es
through the
Osberton Estate, as the Foljambes, who
lived in
Osberton Hall, did not want
boatmen p****ing too
close to...
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vertical integration,
buying Hotchkiss (engines),
Wrigley (gearboxes), and
Osberton (radiators), for instance, as well as competitors, such as Wolseley: in...
- Arms of
Dalziel family of
Scotland Arms of the
Foljambe family of Walton,
Osberton and Aldwark. Coat of arms of
Frank II van Borselen. Coat of arms of Hückelhoven...
- in
operation as a
standalone company.
Oxford Bainton Road.
Originally Osberton Radiators, then
became the
Morris Radiators factory.
Later the factory...
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extinct on the latter's
death in 1714. The
Bolles later Jopson Baronetcy, of
Osberton in the
County of Nottingham, was a
title in the
Baronetage of Nova Scotia...
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water thermosyphon, fan ****isted
radiator 1919 by Randle,
thereafter by
Osberton Output Power output not
published RAC (tax)
rating 11.9hp
Chronology Predecessor...
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Newstead Abbey Norwood Park
Nuthall Temple (demolished)
Ollerton Hall
Osberton Hall
Ossington Hall (demolished)
Ranby House Ruddington Hall
Rufford Abbey...
