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Love, Nigel Borland (1892 - 1979) |
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| Aviator and Flour-miller | ||
| Born: 16 January 1892 South Kurrajong, New South Wales, Australia. Died: 2 october 1979 Killara, New South Wales. | ||
| Nigel Borland Love and H.E. Broadsmith established a company in 1919 called Australian Aircraft and Engineering Company (AAEC), Australia's first aircraft manufacturing industry, with Love as managing director. They produced six AVRO 504 K training biplanes for the R.A.A.F. and seven for civilian customers before going into voluntary liquidation in 1923. Love then joined the flour-milling firm of Edwin Davey & Sons, becoming sales manager and going on to own his own flour-mill. |
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