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Class 22.
GENERAL HARDWARE, including LOCKS and GRATES.
knives; silver-plated dessert knives, with chased blades;pearl-handled plated dessert knife, with emblematical fer-rule,
158 Ellis, I. 188 "West St. Glossop Rd. Sheffield, Maim.—Card of razors. Table knives. Butchers’, pallet, putty,and stopping knives.
157 Deakin, G. 83 Arundel St. Sheffield, Inv. and Manu.—Scissors for clipping horses. Elastic metallic combs. Lampsfor singeing horses. Tailors’ shears.
158 Slagg, H. W. Ford, near Chesterfield.—Reaping-hooks, sickles, scythes, &c.
159 Unwin & Rogers, Rockingham Works, 124 Rock-ingham St. Sheffield, Manu.—Sporting knives; pistol,pencil, and cigar knives; desk, garden, pen-machine, scis-sors, sailors’, and pocket knives. Razors, lancets, farriers’knives, fleams for bleeding cattle. Nail-files, button-hooks, &c.
160 Marriott & Atkinson, Fitzalan Works, Sheffield,Manu.—File3 and rasps, for various purposes, and in variousstages of manufacture. Specimens of steel, for coach springs,chisels, spindles, and tools. Model for locomotive engines,springs, drays, railway waggons and carriages, elliptic car-riage-spring, gig or light cart-spring.
180a Fearncombe, H. Wolverhampton. — Portable wash-stands, coal vases, oval dish-covers, tea-irays, copper bronzekettles, tea caddies, hot-water dish and cover, dressing-case, Sec. (Placed in Class 21.)
161 Kirk & Warren, 11 Coalpit Lane, Sheffield, Manu.—Files and rasps, suitable for mechanics, engineers, &c.Large file, 54 inches long, to show the various forms of cut-ting. Designed and executed by H. Younge, of Sheffield.
182 Marsh, Brothers, & Co. Sheffield, Manu.—Speci-mens of steel used for tools, cutlery, Sec. Table and smallcutlery. Butchers’ knives ; razors ; edge tools; files ;scythes ; hay-knife; straw-knife. Spring for railway trucks,waggons 8cc.
183 Brooksbank, A. Malinda Works, Sheffield, Manu.—Files and rasps, manufactured from the best cast-steel.
184 Wohrall, Dallam, Sc Co. Sheffield, Manu.—Hackles and gills for flax-dressing. Ca6t-steel wire and spiralsprings. Needles in process of manufac turing. Brushmakers’engine-combs. Cast-steel broaches for wool-combing.
165 Cousins & Sons, Garden St. Sheffield, Manu_
Tailors’ and horse-trimming scissors. Ladies’ cutting-outand fancy scissors. Grape scissors, and flower-gatherers,budding scissors. Left-handed scissors. &c.
166 Hutton, J. Ridgeway, Sheffield.—Specimens of ironand cast steel, welded together under a water or steam-powerhammer, for scythes, &c. Street door and window protec-tion, of cast steel and iron. Berkshire hook, for cuttingdown the harvest. Pair of cart axles, with revolvingspherical bushes, to reduce friction. Cutting instruments,with cast-steel edges.
187 Feather, —, Sheffield. — Bits, screw drivers,skates. Sec.
188 MAcnoN, .T. Sheffield, Manu.—A variety of scissorsand slide pruning shears.
189 Marshrn Brothers, 8c Silverwood, Bridge St.Works, Sheffield, Manu.—The Royal Albert and other skates.Joiners’, carpenters’, and cabinet makers’ tools, of the bestmanufacture. Botanical and horticultural tools.
170 Jowett, J. Arundel Lane, Sheffield, Manu.—Edgetools and sheep-shears. Horse, rag, and weavers’ shears.
171 Brookes, J. Dorset St. Spring Lane, Sheffield.—Articles suitable for ladies’ work-boxes and gentlemen’sdressing-cases.
172 Hall, T. H. Leecroft, SheffieM.—Taps, saw, screws,lee.
173 WiLLorminv. T. Sheffield.—Secret dial pen-knives.
174 Turner, H. 8e W. Sheffield, Manu.—Fire-irons of
various descriptions, elaborately cut and ornamented, in-cluding the “ Cyma Recta.” Reg.
175 Wilkinson, T. & G. 17 New Church St. Sheffield,Manu.—Duplicate specimen of scissors, manufactured forthe Queen, with the orno,mental work filed out of solid steel.Large assortment of scissors and shears.
176 Bloomer & Philipps, Albert Works, Sheffield,Manu.—Braces and bits, spirit levels, chisels, &c.
177 Wright, J. New George St. Sheffield, Manu. andInv.—Ladies’ and gentlemen’s skates. Truss. Horse-scraper. Shoe-lift, florae trimmings, in cast-steel. Ladies’steel buskB. Combs for graining oak, &c.
178 Unwin, W. Sheffield.—Knife, with various blades,
scissors, cork-screws, Sec. *
179 Morrison Sc Parker, Rockingbamshire St. Shef-field, Manu.—Carpenters’ braces and centre bits; spiritlevels, gauges, saw padB, augers, and other tools.
180 Martins, J. Sheffield.—Engraved razor, and knifehandles.
181 IIowarth, J. Sheffield, Manu.—Tools for engraversand print-cutters; mariners* compass ; needles ; gunsmiths’stocking tools ; turning and carving and other tools ; tool-chest.
182 Brown & Sons, Western Works, Sheffield, Mann.—Braces and bits. Squares, bevil, gauges, twinscrews, spoke-shaves, saw-pads, saw-set, spirit-levels, saw-frame, pricker-pads, and augurs. Skates of ebony inlaid.
183 Skidmore & Co. Enema Works, Sheffield.—Surgi-cal instruments.
184 Doncaster, D. Sheffield, Manu.—Patterns of steel.
186 Deane, Dray, Sc Deane, London Bridge, Inv.—Five lump stoves. Yachtstoves. Model of kitchen range, &c.
187 waruurtoNjC. 60 Eyre Lane, Sheffield, Manu.—Bright Scotch screw-auger, 7 feet long. A variety of Scotchscrews, four-twisted, and other augers. Improved shell-auger.
187a Jowitt & Battie, Saville Works, Sheffield, Manu.—Specimens of forged, tilted, rolled, and lmnd-drawn, cast,shear, and spring steel. Engineers’ and machine-makers’cast-steel files.
188 Higginbotham, G. Sc W. Sheffield, Manu.—Assort-ment of scissors, ornamented and mounted with gold, &c.Fine scissors, forged from refined steel, hardened and tem-pered upon a peculiar principle. Razors, ivory, tortoiseshell,and mother-o-pearl handles, gold and silver mountings, &c.
190 Turton & Sons, Sheffield, Manu.—Illustrations ofsteel manufacture from Swedish bar-iron. A largo assort-ment of files, edge-tools, and cutlery. Springs for locomotiveengines, railway carriages, Sec.
191 Ibbotson, Brothers, Sc Co. Sheffield, Manu.—Col-lection of cast-stcel circular saws, polished. Segment of acircular veneering saw. A largo collection of mill andhand saws. Cast-steel patent scythes An assortment offiles. Table, hunting, anil other cutlery.
192 Butcher, \V. Sc S. Sheffield, Manu.—Specimen, andother razors ; edge tools and files. Superior saws.
193 Biake & Parkin, Meadow Works, Sheffield, Manu.—Improved cast-steel files and rasps. Improved cast-steelsaws. Knives, &c., for paper-makers, cloth manufacturers?tobacco manufacturers, corn-cutters, tanners, currierR, &c.
194 GibbinsIcSons, Sheffield, Manu.- A pair of scissorsnineteen inches long, produced as a specimen of workman-ship. A pair of scissors in a forged state. An assortmentof nail-nippers. Champagne nippers. Pruning-shears. Setsof scissors, assorted sizes, 8cc.
195 Wilson 8c Son, Sycamore St. Sheffield, Manu.- -Knives for shoemakers, butchers, cooks, curriers, farriers?glaziers, and weavers; palette knives, bread knives,butcherssteels. Sec.
198 Ward 8c Tatne, Sheffield, Manu.—Edge tools m