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Joe Allen
This table knife cutler operated from Livingstone Works, 50 Holly Street. In newspapers and directories, Allen appeared between about 1899 and the late 1920s. Livingstone Works was a tenement-style collection of workshops, which had previously been occupied by cutlery manufacturer, Henry V. Stacey. No Allen residential address was provided in directories alongside the trading name, but information from other sources identifies the owner as Joe Allen (1863-1930). He was the son of John Allen (a pocket-knife grinder) and hi....
