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GENERAL HARDWARE, including LOCKS and GRATES.
112 Marin, iv. Attercliffe Steel Works, near Sheffield,Manu.—Paper-mill, rag-engine, roller-bars, and bottom-plates, for grinding ropes, rags, and other materials intopulp. Knives for rope and rag-cutting machines. Tobaccoand snuff knives. Miller’s best refined cast-steel chisels andpicks, &c. Samples of steel, used in the various branches ofthe manufactures of Sheffield.
113 Spear & Jackson, Sheffield, Manu.—Cast steel cir-cular saw, 5 feet diameter; spring steel handsaw, 30 incheslong, and a collection of other saws. Knives, for machinery,and other purposes. Files and rasps. American wedge axe,and edge tools of all sorts. Cast steel plate for engravers,and specimens of cast steel in bars.
114 Penney, ,F. Sheffield, Manu.—Razors, includingspecimens of the best work; new in pattern and design.Specimen, showing the different stages of the manufactureof the blade.
115 Cocker, S. & Son, Porter Steel Works, Sheffield,Manu.—Steel suitable for all purposes. Cast steel files usedby every trade or profession. The various stages of file andneedle manufacture. Edge tools, saws, and other articles.
116 Hargreaves, W. & Co. Sheffield, Manu.—Tableknives; dessert knives; carvers; game carvers; elaborately-carved ivory-handled bread knife.
117 Turner, T. & Co. Suffolk Works, Sheffield, Manu.—Pair of Albert venison carvers, with stag antlers. Carvedtable cutlery. The Prince of Wales’s sailor’s knife. Gar-deners’ cutlery; sportsmen’s knives; razors; pocket andpenknives. Stone, circular, hand, and back saws. Files, &c.
118 Algor, J. 105 Eldon St. Sheffield, Manu.—Knivesfor shoemakers, clickers, and curriers, farriers, saddlers,joiners and cabinetmakers, coopers, painters, and glaziers,plumbers, butchers, basket-makers, and cooks. Newfound-land fish-knives.
119 Parkin & Marshall, Telegraph Works, Sheffield,Manu.—Table and dessert knives; carvers ; fish-carvers ;ffiellon-carvers; bread-knives, with carved handles. LargeB Uaers.
120 F.llin, T. & Co. Sheffield, Manu.—Shoemakers’,glaziers’, painters’, and furriers’ knives. Table knives incommon use a.d. 1800. Sheffield wliittle. Carving andfol’le knives and forks, &c.
.121 Oliver, W. Sheffield, Manu.—Forty pieces of*hoiature cutlery. Silver pistol. Table-knives, as manu-factured in 1750 and 1800. Venison-carvers, and steel.J ones’s patent game-carvers, and steel.
122 Wilkinson & Son, Grimesthorpe, Sheffield, Manu.~~Bheep and horse shears ; shears for glovers, tliatchers, and
weavers.
„ 123 Gilbert Brothers, Sheffield, Manu,—A variety ofSu Peri„ r razors.
_124 Steer & Werster, Castle Hill Works, Sheffield.
''■Nippers; gold and silver scissors; surgeons’ scissors;uors shears; garden-shears, and slide pruning shears, &c.125 Wostemiolm, (>. Sheffield.—A variety of cutlery,j, *26 Whitklbv, Elizabeth, 12 Norwich St. Sheffield«,Mann.—Cast steel scissors.
, 127 Shearer, J. Eldon St. Sheffield, Manu.—Sheep-cars ; shears as used in the glove trade; horse-shears;f": lr . °f best polished brouzed trqwal shank sheep-shears, in““■nature, containing ti variety of small articles; weavers’shears knifejand b rs .
Maki-les, It. Shoffield, Manu.—Braces and bits,Aunreg; mitre-square ; tumscrews; improved sliding TSaw' ’ , B aw-pad8; spirit-level; screw-slide mortice-gauge;Kimlets 1 ^"' e ’ B P olj o8i laves; shell-gimlet; improved augor-
Tooi e Ta vnon, H. 105 Fltzwilliam St. Sheffield, Manu.—steel «T c, wvcrs, carvers, and print-cutters, ilaud-d -»wi>• Sculptors’ chisels. Screw-tools, &c.
130 Holmes, C. 90 'Wellington St. Sheffield. Des. andManu.—New registered bolster. Specimens of table-knives.
131 Hardy, R. E. Bumhall St. Sheffield, Manu.—Carved bread and plated dessert knives. Nut-picks, andinstruments for ladies’ work. Boxes, and gentlemen’sdressing-cases.
132 Martin, S. 29 Norfolk St. Sheffield, Manu.—Speci-mens of various kinds of razors, manufactured from Sheffieldsteel.
133 Newbould & Baildon, Surrey Works, Sheffield,Manu.—Specimens of Roberts’ patent table cutlery. Tabiccutlery, with ivory and silver handles, &c.
133a Newbold & Owen, Sheffield, Manu. — Samples ofbest steel polished goods, including new and improvedforms and varieties of scissors.
134 Winks & Sons, Sheffield, Manu.—Samples of razorsand table knives.
135 Hawc-roet & Sons, Sheffield, Manu.—Ivor)-, pearl,and tortoiseshell razors. Articles illustrative of the pro-cesses of manufacture, &e.
136 Jones, J. West Field Ter. Sheffield, Inv. Pat. and
Manu.—Improved dinner-knife and carvers. Rust-preventivecomposition. ,
137 Nicholson, W. 17 fire St. Sheffield, Manu.—Pocket and pen knives. Amcl Jan dagger and spear knives.American cotton and hunting knives, tec.
138 The productions of the united journeymen file-makers of Sheffield.
139 Mappin & Brothers, Sheffield and London, Manu.—Assortment of cutlery, including sporting and pocketknives; pen-making machines; gardeners’ knives; tablecutlery ; razors and scissors in great variety.
140 Hoole, Robson, & Hoole, Green Lane Works, She-ffield, Manu.—Drawing room, dining-room, and other re-gister grates. Burnished steel, bronzed, and cast-iron fen-ders. Cast-iron chimney pieces, with natural fixed colours.
142 Clayton, G. 5 Love St. Sheffield, Manu.—Speci-mens of table cutlery. The same plated on steel in ivoryand pearl. A large ’oread-knife.
143 Bagsiiaw, \V. 37 Spring St. Sheffield, Manu.—Assortment of fine penknives.
144 Barge, H. Low St. Sheffield, Mann.—Pocket-knives,American hunting-knives, &c.
146 Briggs, S. 186 Solly St. Sheffield, Manu.—Needlesand awls for basket, mattress, and stay-makers, saddlers, 8cc.Bookbinders’ or printers’ bodkins. Punches. Packing-needles. Curriers’ steel-blades. Nut-pickers. Americansocket-vioe, &c.
14e Hardy, T. 9 Moore St. Sheffield, Manu.—Stille-toes, crotchet-needloe, button-hooks, nail-files, corkscrews,tweezers, boot-hooks, &c.
147 Sellers, J. Sheffield, Manu.—Razors. Pocket andsportsmen’s knives. Fine Penknives. Surgeons’ cuttinginstruments. Engravers’ tools. Pen-making machines.
148 Walters, J. & Co. Sheffield.
149 Nowill, J. & Sons, Sheffield, Manu.—Assortmentof knives for the Levant trade, other cutlery, razors, dress-ing-cases, &c.
160 Aumitage, M. & 11. Sheffield.—Anvils, vices, andhammers.
151 Elliott, J. Townbead St. Sheffield, Manu.—Samplerazor, manufactured of the best steel. Frame-back razor.Pearl-tang razor. Razors, with hollow-ground blades.Scales with registering dial.
164 Webster, G. Howard St. Sheffield, Manu.—Razorsof superior finish and quality. Double-edged razor, provi-sionally registered.
155 Ledger, C. 83 Carver St. Sheffield, Inv. aud Manu.—Various razors; curiosity razor; barbers’ razors. Table