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GETTEKAL HARDWARE, including LOCKS and GRATES.
every variety, for various trades. Burnishers, braces, bits,turnscrews, spnkeshares, &c.
197 Marshall, S. 25 Eyre Street, Sheffield, Des. andManu.—Specimens of illustrated Sheffield cutlery, consistingof razors, carved in mother-o’-pearl, &c. Pocket combs, &c.
198 Sayjjor & Sons, 13 Edward St. Sheffield, Manu.—Pruning and budding-knives, of supertor workmanship andmaterial.
199 Natlor, Vickers, & Co. Sheffield, Manu. Illustra-tions of cast steel by models of furnaces, rolling mills andforge. Manufactured articles.
200 'White, T. jun. ThoTpe Heeley, Sheffield, Inv. andManu.—Improved hooks for fixing gas and water-pipe. Im-proved horse-nails. New wrought-iron nails for ship-builders, carpenters, &c. Improved rivets.
203 E vre, W ard, & Co. Sheffield, Manu.—Table-knives,commencing with the cheapest and commonest manufac-tured for export. Ivory, silver, and other descriptions oftable cutlery, ltazors, including the cheapest serviceablerazor to the most costly. Pocket and penknives. Daggerand Bowie knives. Scissors, scythes, and sickles.
204 Sorby, K. & Sons, Carver St. Sheffield.—Carpenters’and other tools. Every variety of axes, adzes, hedging bills,and garden tools. Circular saw, 5 ft. diameter, lland, pit,frame, and cross cut saws. Sheep shears, scythes, reaping-hooks, hay and chaff knives, &c.
204a Lucas & Son, Drnnfield, near Sheffield, Manu.—Malleable steel cart naves and axles, coach-naves and axles.an d carriage-naves and axles. Spindles used for spinningworsted, cotton, and Bilk. Railway wheels cast in onePiece, and left hard on the face, the inner part malleable.
205 Tasker, H. Sheffield, Manu.—Cast steel saws,Polished and etched with silver and gold
206 Fisher & Bbamall, Hoyle St* Works, Sheffield.—^ lies and rasps. Ironstone, pig and bar-iron. Bar, ingot,and other steel. Engineers’ and masons’ tools. Circular8a "\ for cutting railway bars when in a heated or cold state.
207 Earl, Smith, & Co. Sheffield, Manu.—Files and*?PB, of all shapes, kinds, and sizes. Samples of steel, fromouster to the smallest watch-spring.
. 208 Slack, Sellers, & Grayson, Sheffield, Manu.—jr * ar ge assortment of all descriptions of pit, frame, anda ud saws. Straw or chafl-knife. Ledger blade and cylinderW SA ral cu * ters f° r shearing woollen cloth, &c.
Sh Iujjotson, R. Shoreham Works, 7 Shoreham St.Oetfield, Manu. — Improved bill-pruning saw. London** on* 0 ^ an( l an d back saws, &e.
«X0 Matrix, T. Hawley Croft, Sheffield.—Shears.
Jr Tayix»r Brothers, Burnt-tree Lane, Sheffield,—Circular, pit, and hand-saws, in great variety,ban 1 ** I(SG1N & Sons, Sheffield, Manu.— Ripping-saws,
9i <? W8, and hack-saws, plain and ornamental.
-Sis Wiuttles&Fuogoaut, Sheffield.—Surgical instru-
91 S „ and Poukuivos.
ej ^l^ Stanifortii, T. Hackentho)*p, Sheffield, Manu.—
*»a«d hooks ; scythes and hay-knives.
Tp 15 Hutton k Newton, lllghlnne, near Sheffield, Manu.h *«nt and crown hay and 9traw knives. Scythes, reapingCan i a,ld a ^ c hlcs, suitable for Mew South Wales, Australia,ITr,■* ll , the Indies, the Cano of Good Hope, Russia, and theUn ^d states of America/
S ® 1IAW k Son, Sheffield.—Magnets.
9io V UTLEK ’ J ' Sheffield.— Edge tools.
9lti ^ AKl ’ LE s, W. Sheffield.—Braces o.nd bits.
®cvtl Caufitt k Son, Sheffield, Manu.—A collection ofhowAt 9 *! .Knives for chaff, rag. and turnip machines. El-Ch«Bk* inah ’ and bagging hook. Cost-steel Kendal hook.
2£’ ro ? nd Kendall sickles, kc,
"““Sliov ,i bKE,jTONS « S. & R* Sheffield and Attercliffe, Manu.c *ls and spades for various uses. Draining-tools.
221 Tasker, John, Sheffield.—Guttapercha soled crick-eting shoes.
222 Burrows, S. 94 Spring St. Sheffield.—Specimens oftable cutlery, blades all steel, with an ornamental shank.
223 Cooper, G, Sheffield.—Models of Venetian chimney-pots.
224 Htnchcliffe, J. 8 Hermitage St. Sheffield, Manu —'Flambeau dagger, hunting clasp knife, 10J inch, haft carvedin pearl and ornamented. Pocket-knives in pearl, ivory,&c. American hunting knives, &c.
225 Leon, A. Sheffield, Manu.—American huntersand dagger knives, in ornamental sheaths.
226 Sanderson, T. J. Sheffield, Manu.—Anvils andvices for engineers’, blacksmiths’, and farriers’ use.
226a Hague, S. Devonshire Lane, Sheffield, Manu.—Fancy penknives, with corkscrews, silver pencils, &c.
228 Hunter, E. Broomhall St. Sheffield, Manu.—Scis-sors and shears of every variety, with specimens from therough Bteel to the finished article.
229 Nelson, J. Sheffield, Inv.—Set of parturition for-ceps, for domesticated animals. Pair of forceps for givinghalls to horses.
230. Jones, J. Sheffield, Inv. — Glass sash bars andcolumns for plate-glass windows.
231 Linley, G. A. F. 43 Regent St. Sheffield, Yorkshire,Des. and Manu.—Horse-shears, sheep-shears, wool-sorters’ orthatchers’ shears, grass shears, glovers’, belting or dragging,and rag shears.
232 Bell, J. Sheffield.—Silver fruit knives.
233 Peace, J. Sheffield, Manu.—Saws ornamented in anew style, large circular Baw, &c.
234 Cocker & Sons, Hathersage, Derbyshire.—Speci-mens of needles in every stage of manufacture.
235 Brown, J. Sheffield. — Patent conical railwaybuffer and draw-springs.
238 Huxley k Heriot, Inv. and Manu.—Cook’s patentself-regulating stoves. Economic gas stove. Hydraulicstove, heated by gas. Gas chandelier, designed by Mair, &c.
237 J fakes, W. 51 Gt. Russell St. Inv. Des. and Manu.—Improved ventilating stove grate, the heating surfaces ofwhich are composed entirely of pure fire loam. (Main Avenue,West.) Improved grate, to be fixed in the chimney-piece,exhibited by Mr. Thomas, of Paddington.
238 Glenton & Chapman, 147 Mew Bond St.—Marble
chimney-picce. Polished steel register stove, fender, &c.Vapour bath. _ _ _
239 Pripeaux, T. S. 2 Garden Road, St. John s Wood,Inv.—Dwelling-house grate, feeding at the bottom. Modelof a patent steam-engine boiler. Model ot a patent machinefor cutting agricultural drains in clay soils.
240 Bltterley, R. Sheffield.—Elastic sickles and hooks.
241 Edwards, D. O. 5 Sydney PI. Brompton, Inv.—Patent “ atmopyre ” hoods, or artificial embers for gas fires.Kitchen range of porcelain and furnaces, adapted thereto.Regulators of gaseous and aerial currents. Prov. reg.
242 Wiiitmee & Chapman, 18 Fenchurch B. 70St. JohnSt. and 11 Ray St. Clerkenwell—Coffee-mills, corn-crushers,machine for grinding and dressing flour at one operation;smoke-jack, &c.
243 Pope k Son, 80 k 81 Edgwaro Rd. and GroveFoundry, Lisson Grove, Inv. and Manu.—Patent double-action rarefying stoves, ornamented. Section, showing theinternal arrangements.
243aSeierwik, J. 21 Norton Folgnte, Manu.—Economicrange and supply cistern, hot closet steam kettle, bathstove, &c.
244 Crook, W. 5 Carnaby St. Inv. andManu.—Improvedopen fire hot plate, oven and boiler, kitchen range for steam,warm baths, &c. by one fire, and improved smoke-jack. Im-proved tailor’s stove for heating a larger number of irons.