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JCB Founder, J.C. Bamford, Dies

March 2, 2001 - National Edition
Construction Equipment Guide

Joseph Bamford, the founder of privately-held construction equipment manufacturer JC Bamford, died on Thursday at age 84.

Bamford’s initials, JCB, were emblazoned on his excavators and diggers, and became a generic term for the machinery which entered the Oxford English Dictionary in 1985.

The JCB Group remains owned by Bamford’s son, Anthony Bamford, who is chairman and managing director.


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