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What Graces Guide does.

Grace's Guide is a registered UK charity (No. 1154342) that provides historical information on industry and manufacturing in Britain. The website contains 174,068 pages of information and 250,319 images on early companies, their products, and the people who designed and built them. Grace's Guide has digitized thousands of early publications from 1833-1950, available for a small subscription. The guide covers general engineering, automotive, and books on industrial subjects. The site was last edited on 27 February 2026, at 06:30.

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