Person

Gamble, George Edwin (1893 - 1955)

Born
5 February 1893
Trentham, Victoria, Australia
Died
23 December 1955
Kew, Victoria, Australia
Occupation
Mechanical engineer

Summary

George Gamble MVIE AMIEAust was a senior engineer with John Thompson (Aust.) Pty. Ltd. He patented an improved control valve for pressure filters in 1935, was active within the Victoria Institute of Engineers, and was President in 1938.

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Chronology

1915 - 1919
Military service - First World War. Second Lieutenant, Royal Air Force [Australian Flying Corp AFC 1918-1919]
1921 - c. 1923
Career position - Design engineer, Lighting and starting sets for automobiles, British Lighting and Ignition Company (BLIC)
1923
Life event - Married, Edith May Wadlow, Erdington, Warwick, England
c. 1924
Life event - Moved to Australia
c. 1924 - 1955
Career position - Engineer, Manager, John Thompson (Aust.) Pty Ltd
1935
Patent - 22535/1935 An improved control valve for pressure filters and the like
1938
Career position - President, Victorian Institute of Engineers
1949
Career event - Overseas tour. England and Germany to study trends in the design and manufacture of power plants
1950
Career event - Associate Member (AMIEAust), Institution of Engineers Australia [Transferred from Victorian Institute of Engineers]
1955
Buried - Springvale Botanical Cemetery

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