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Class 21.
CUTLERY, EDGE, AND HAND TOOLS.
[North Gallery.
212 Welch, Margetson, & Co. 17 Cheapside, Manu.—Robe-de-chambre, dress stock, dress full front stock; patentwove, and embroidered linen shirt fronts. Improved flannelshirt. Prince of Wales’belt. Cantab brace. Reg.
213 Standon, Ann (widow),23Wood’sMews, GrosvenorSq. Manu.—A quilted silk bed-quilt, elaborately worked.
213aLerwick Local Committee. —Specimens of knit-ting, from the Shetland Isles.
214 Ramsay, P. & Co. 19 Lancefield St. Glasgow.—Waterproof leggings, caps, capes, &c.
215 Muirs, Connell, & Brodie, Glasgow.—Specimensof straw bonnets and plait, manufactured from rye strawgrown in the Orkney Islands.
218 Davies, R. Shaw’s Lane, Carmarthen.—A hat madeof leather by a peculiar process.
217 The Marchioness of Westminster. —Specimens ofShetland hand-knitting.
218 M‘Cra, Western Highlands.—Specimen of hand-knitting, Berlin wool.
Proceed to Class 13, page 81.
Class 21. CUTLERY, EDGE, AND HAND TOOLS.North Gallery. --
1 Weatherly, E. 3 Belmont Ter. Wandsworth Rd.—Tail’s saw-set, being a patent tor improvements in the appa-ratus for setting saws.
2 Thornhill, W. 144New Bond St.—Steel chatelaine,style of the old pierced steel work. Instrument, for pruningtrees at any height. Flower-gatherer, cutlery, &c.
3 Bradford, R. Se W. 72 Patrick St. Cork, Ireland,Manu.—Pearl, tortoiseshell, and ivory-handled razors,lock-joint knives, pruning and other knives, and cork-screws.
4 Blofeld, T. G. Se Co. 6 Middle Row, Holbom,Manu.—Table cutlery, made in London.
5 King & Peach, Hull.—A variety of planes.
6 Deane, Dray & Deane, London Bridge.—A choiceassortment of table cutlery.
7 Morton, J. 8c G. 8 Gt. Turnstile Lincoln’s InnFields, and 39 Cheapside, Manu.—Table cutlery.
8 Wood, .1. 28 Spurrier Gate, York, Cutler and Sur-gical Instrument Maker.—The York razor, showing thevarious stages of manufacture.
9 Cowvan, B. & S. 164 Fenchurch St. Inv.—Cantonstrop, or Chinese razor-sharpener.
10 Sharpe, J. & R. 5 Gough Sq. Manu.—Table-knifecutlery, made in London.
11 Addis, S. J. 20 Gravel Lane, Southwark—Toolsused by carvers.
12 Mechi, J. J. 4 Leadenhall St.—Cutlery.
13 Moseley 8c Son, 17 8c 18 New St. Covent Garden,Manu.—Planes and tools, with modern improvements. Tool-chests, cutlery, and needles.
14 Lov, W r . 24 King St. Whitehall, Manu.—Club skates,ladies’ skates, 8cc.
15 Loy, W. T. Jun. 60 St. Martin’s Lane, Des. andMan.—Razors and other articles of cutlery.
10 Field. K. 17 Mary Ann St., St. George's, East, Inv.—A cabinet-maker’s case of tools.
17 Waldron, W r . Sc Sons, Stourbridge.—Scythes, crownchaff knife, hay-knives, American grass-book, Englishreaping-hooks; hedge brushing-hook, and pea bill-hook.
18 Buck, J. 91 Waterloo ltd. Lambeth, Manu.—Cir-cular and other saws, turning and other mechanical tools
19 Yeates, F. G. 10 Winckworth Buildings, City Rd.Inv. and Manu.—Registered lever knives, for opening pre-served provisions. Sec. Registered twine or string boxes.
20 Baker, W. Allen St. Goswell St.—Various awls,bodkins. Sec., for shoemakers, carpenters, Sec.
21 Stewart, C. Se Co. 22 Charing Cross.— PatentPlantagenet guard razor. Improved razor-strops and paste.The process of cutlery in the manufacture of the razor.
22 Tyzacks, J. 7 Upper Berners St. Commercial Rd.East.—Double patent British razor.
23 Addis, J. B. jun. 17 ' tmrlotte St. Blackfriars Rd.and 29 Lucas St. New Town, Deptford.—Carvers’ tools, Sec.
24 Knight, G. & Sons, Foster Lane.—Cutlery suitablefor lathes and tool-chests.
25 Colgan & Son, Limerick, Manu.—Cutlery.
28 Bradford, S. Bagwell St. Clonmell, Ireland, Manu.—Razors. Razor-blades, from the bar of steel to thefinished blade. Penknives, pocket, and sporting knives.Daggers, Cucumber-slicer. Tobacco-cutter.
27 Ibbotson, —. Glasgow.—-Panel or block plane,capable of being altered to a mitre plane.
28 Offokd, D. Great Yarmouth, Inv.—Improved mas-ticating knife and fork for dyspeptic persons, &c. Prov. reg.
31 Hannaii, A. Glasgow, Manu.—Thomson’s augers,braces, bits, claw and clench hammers, scollops, for boringwood, &c.
32 Matijieson, A. Glasgow. Manu.—Assortment ofbraces and bits; pianoforte-makers key tools; turning andcarving tools, &c. Flit ploughs. Sash and side fillisters, &c.
33 Hilliard & Chapman, Glasgow, Inv. and Manu.—Razors of various kinds and strops. Table cutlery ; pocketknives, &c. Truss, for hernia.
34 Saunders, G. Broadway, New York.—Four-sidedmetallic tablets and razor strops.
35 Matiiieson,T. A. & Co. 65 Nicholson St. Edinburgh,Manu.—Improved sash fillister plane, wood brace, and pat-tern bits.
36 Macpiieuson, C. & H. 1 Gilmore Sfc. Paul’s Works,Edinburgh, Manu.—A brace, with all kinds of bits used torboring, drilling, and countersinking.
37 Barker, It. Easingwold, Yorkshire, Mauu.—But'chers’ and house Bteels.
38 Tomlin &Co. Kettering, Northamptonshire, Manu-—Sickles for reaping com. Shears for sheep-shearing, wool'sorters, thatching, and carpets.
38 Stubs, P. Warrington and Rotherham, Manu.--'Blister and shear steel. Cast-steel. Coach-springLancashire files and tools. Magnets, made according to thsystem of the Rev. W. Scoresby.
40 Gkadwf.i.l, G. 8 Market St. Manchester, Prop.-^Knife with 300 blades, each having a separate spring.
42 Belcher, I. Waterloo St. Wolverhampton, M^ 1 1—Tools used by shipwrights, carpenters, coopers, puna}borers, and wheelwrights. r *
48 Durham, J. B. 456 New Oxford St. Mn.nu.---Vlery, with illustrations of manufacture. Out steel chatchu »in the antique style, with improved scissors and tablet.
47 Hill, J. V. 5 Chichester PI. Gray’s Inn Kd.
don made saws, and other tools. . rV
48 Beach. W. Salisbury.—An assortment of entt/including fox pad, fawns’ feet, ami sportsmen 8 uCarvers. Fine scissors. Pruning and paper knives.
49 Eantwood, G. 31 Wnl.ntiatc, York, Inv. mid .W'
—A panel-plane to answer the purpose of panel amt
(For Sheffield goods, ace Class 22, Nos. 102 to 2S.>,
Proceed to Class 28, pa#e 139.