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Ground Floor.] Class 22.

GENERAL HARDWARE, including LOCKS and GRATES.

in the rough and subsequent stages. Specimens of blood-stones, slit by a self-acting machine.

295 Smith, Kemp, & Wright, 165 Brearlev St. West,Birmingham, Manu.—Buttons of gold, silver, brass, gilt,papier-mache, mother-of-pearl, &c. Registered shirt studsof gold, silver, gilt, pearl chased, enamelled, and engraved.

296 Walters & Stone, 28 Ludgate IIill, Birmingham,Manu.—Black ornaments. Chatelaine, containing devicesformed with hair. Brilliant finger-rings, pins, and studs.

297 Biddle, J. 23 Victoria St. Birmingham.—Seals,pen-holders, letter-clips, book-claBps, and mountings.

298 Parker & Acott, 54 Brierly St. West, BirminghamManu.—Gold and silver pencils and pen-holders. Gold tooth-picks, seals, and keys.

299 Balleny, J. Birmingham, Manu.—Gold jewellery.Gilt and Black ornaments. Spectacles. Monument, in blackglass, “ to the late Sir Robert Peel.”

300 Allen & Moore, 35 and 36 Gt. Bampton Row, Bir-mingham, X)es. and Manu.—Vesta match-boxes^ cigarboxes; taper-stands; lamps; and other iancy articles inmetal. Case of medals. Mel ai buttons.

301 Aston, J, 41 St. Paul's Sq. Birmingham, Manu.—Ornamental silk, satin, and velvet buttons, dress ornaments,and patent linen buttons.

302 Elliott & Sons, Regent St. Works, Birmingham,Manu.—Fancy buttons for ladies’ dresses. Gilt and plated,buttons. Patent silk, velvet, satin, Florentine, and lineDbuttons. Pearl buttons with metallic rims.

303 Avers, E. 72 Newhall St. Birmingham, Manu.—Patent shoe-scraper.

804 Ingram, T. W. 85 Bradford St. Birmingham, Des.and Manu.—Horn buttons, illustrations of the manufacturePrior to the patent, and the improvements made since.

305 Heeley k Sons, Mount St. Birmingham, Manu.—Chatelaines; sword hilts; buttons; snuffers; stirrups; watch-Suanls • invalid tongs; and other ornamental steel wares.

308 Ottley,T. Birmingham.—An assortment of medals.

,807 Cotteiull, E. 101 Henry St. ABhted, near Bir-

^ngham, ]nv. and Manu.—Patent climax detector locks,made to the keys. Two locks cannot be made alike, unlessformed from the keys cut at the same time.

808 A fire escape.

309 Eykyn & Millioiiap, 50 George St. Parade, Bir-fofogham— Patent safety and other improvements to car-nage axle-trees.

„ 310 Nash, R. 20 Russell St. Birmingham, Prop.—®poon and collar dies; medal dies: coin, and office desk; button dies.

.®H Jackson, W. Birmingham, Manu.—Model of amachine, lor raising dish covers. Tools used iu the

auufacture of tin and copper ware J!cc.

Timmins & Sons, Pershore St. Birmingham, Mnnu.""Carpenters’ and farriers’tools. Shoemakers’ toolB. Vices,wrenches, saddlers’ and upholsterers’ tools, &c.

**13 Manly, J. jun. 55 Bread St. Birmingham, Pat. and—} > , aten *' ornamental nails.

Tye, G. P. —Hyacinth glasses and supports, (Keg.)g ol5 Reynolds, J. Crown Wail Works, .Newton Row,2 (JJ I *V. n l? la m, Manu.—Cut nails, consisting of upwards ofsin varieties of the most useful sizes, made of iron,

yj a 88, and copper.

j. Henn & Bradley, Cheapside. Birmingham, Manu.—

s l )Cr Wood screws in iron, brass, and copper. Iron thread

Si’fr Taper hand-rail screws, for pianoforte-makers, &c.b 0 James,,!. Bedditch,ncarWorcester,Manu.—Needle-nr * es > furT *i8hed. Needles and fish-hooks in the variousrounufacture.

Screw* ^^ WK,Na » J* 22 Prlnsep St. Birmingham, Manu.—maM ln iron, brass, and copper; railway, coach, grate,

UlUle screws, and bolts.

319 Baker & Co. 68 Cecil St Birmingham, Manu —Flower-stands. Plate and dish covers. Wire-gauze fire-guards. Squirrel-cage, with bells. Fancy window-blindpatterns. Gauze Davy lamp. Mattress and sofa springs.Brass and iron weaving, &c,

320 Cooksey', H. R. 148 High St. Bordsley, near Bir-mingham, Manu.—Coffin furniture, in plated gold and silverand brass and tin japanned.

321 Simcox, Pemberton, & Sons, Birmingham, Manu.—Curtain decorations. Lock furniture, finger plates, bellpulls, &c. Door-knockers and chains. Gothic and Eliza-bethan work for churches, &c. Letter clips, letter balances,&c. Sconces. Stair and curtain rod6; miniature and pictureframes. Butt and other hinges, bolts, castors, &c.

322 Corn forth, J. Berkeley St. Wire Mills, Birming-ham, Manu.—Specimens illustrative of the manufacture ofiron and other wires. Steel-wire. Soft and hard tinned wire.Coppered iron-wire. Wire nails of various sizes and forms.

323 Potts, W. 16 Easy Row, Birmingham, Manu.—Bronzed and lacquered gas lamps, chandeliers, lanterns,candelabra, girandoles, glasB frame, clock stands, epergnes,&c. Potts’ patent picture supporting moulding.

324 Gillott, .1. Victoria Works, Birmingham, Inv. andManu.—Specimens of metallic pens

325 Wiley, & Co. 34 Gt. Hampton St. Birmingham.Manu.—Gold, paladium, gold and silver, and silver pens,pointed with tne native alloys of iridium and osmium, thehardest of known metals.

326 Hincks, Wells, & Co. Buckingham St. Birming-ham, Manu.—Patent self-acting steam cutting, piercing, andraising pen machine. Illustrations of the manufacture ofsteel-pens and specimens of finished pens.

327 Kell, A. & Co. 28 Summer Row, Birmingham,Manu.—Steel pens, showing their different forms andqualities, with improvements.

328 Mitchell, W. 6 St. Paul’s Sq. Birmingham, Manu.—Metallic pens and pen-holders.

329 Bartleet, W. & Sons, Kedditch, near Birmingham,and 37 Gresham St London, Manu.—Needles and fish-hooks of every description, with specimens exliibiting thedifferent stages in the process of manufacture.

330 Boulton & Son, Kedditch, near Birmingham, Manu.—Needles; steel meshes; surgeons’ needles; sail hooks;bodkins ; harpoons; spears and grains for whale fishing;Gsh-hooks, &c.

331 Hemming, H. Kedditch, near Birmingham. Manu.—A general assortment of sea and river fish-hooks.

332 Nicklin & Sneath, 57 Bradford St. Birmingham.Manu.—Copper, brass, and iron weaving; fine drawn brassand copper wire; strong iron weaving; brass wire cloth, asused for paper-making machines.

332a Martin & Gray, Berkeley St. Birmingham, andGough Sq. Manu.—Gas chandelier, finished in gold colourand artistic bronze. Pattern, finished in artistic bronzeand gold colour, relief. Gas brackets, carriage lamps, &c.

333 Mourall, A. Birmingham. — An assortment ofneedles.

384 Hotisfalu J. Oxford St Birmingham, Manu. andProp.—Highly-finished Bteel wire. Annealed wire. Hitchand bridge pins. Spun brass strings, &c. for pianofortesand other instruments. Steel wire, for needles, fish-hooks, &c.

335 Goodman, G. Caroline St. Birmingham, Manu.—Patent fine-pointed pins, black, purple, and dress. Brasspins, and needles.

338 Edelsten & Williams, New Hall Works, Birming-ham, Manu.—Pins, the heads and shafts in one solid piece,made by improved machinery. Elastic hair-pins, ironwire, &c

337 Wakefield, J. T. Lichfield St. Birmingham,Manu—Specimens of iron and brass wire. Sofa chair, aud mat-