In May 1914, Hewlett & Blondeau purchased a field in Leagrave, Bedfordshire, specifically to build Farman aircraft and, in order to retain links with its connection with Clapham, kept the old telegraphic address'Aeromnia', and named the factory The Omnia Works.
Hewlett & Blondeau purchased a field in Leagrave, Bedfordshire, specifically to build Farman aircraft and, in order to retain links with its connection with Clapham. This was in May 1914. Hewlett & Blondeau kept the old telegraphic address'Aeromnia'. This was in May 1914. Hewlett & Blondeau named the factory The Omnia Works. This was in May 1914.