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A C & R A C & R Ltd -
Addy George Addy & Son -
Addy George K Addy -
Addy Addy, Brownill & Taylor -
Adwick John Adwick -
Akers Akers & Dickinson Ltd -
Alexander Alexander & Co -
Algor John Algor -
Allcut Allcut Cutlery Company (Sheffield) Ltd -
Allen Allen & Son -
Allen Allen's -
Allen Charles James Allen -
Allen Edgar Allen & Company Ltd -
Allen George Allen & Son -
Allen James Allen & Company -
Allen Joe Allen -
Allen Allen & Darwin -
Amalgams Amalgams Company Ltd -
Ambler Ambler, Price & Cole (Amprico) -
Amory John Amory -
Amory Thomas Amory -
Amos H. Amos -
Amprico Amprico -
Anchor Anchor Cutlery Company Ltd -
Anderton C. Anderton -
Andrew Andrew of Sheffield -
Antt Joseph Antt & Son -
Appleby M. Appleby -
Argyle C. A. Argyle & Company Ltd -
Arlanza Arlanza -
Arundel Arundel & Eyre -
Ash J. Ash & Son -
Ashberry Philip Ashberry & Sons Ltd -
Ashby A. R. Ashby Ltd -
Asher Kenneth Asher -
Ashford Ashford & Davis Ltd -
Ashforth William Thomas Ashforth -
Askham John Askham & Son -
Askham Askham & Mosforth -
Asman F. Asman & Company -
Atkin Atkin Brothers (Silversmiths) Ltd -
Atkin Henry Atkin & Company -
Atkin Atkin, Oxley & Co -
Atkinson Atkinson Brothers Ltd -
Atkinson Frank Atkinson -
Austin Austin Cutlery -
Axe G. A. Axe & Company Ltd -
Axe Axe & Wright Ltd -
Axelby J. H. Axelby & Sons -
Axelby Joseph Axelby -
Atkin Broadhead & Atkin -
Arter Daniel & Arter -
Ayre Edley & Ayre Ltd -
Askham Frost, Askham & Mosforth -
Appleby Green, Pickslay and Appleby -
Atkin Law, Atkin & Oxley -
Appleby Pickslay, Appleby and Bertram -
Ayres Stokes, Ayres & Co -
Atkinson Wood & Atkinson
Edgar Allen & Company Ltd
Edgar Allen’s was a leading Sheffield steel and tool manufacturer. The Edgar Allen name and marks also appeared on straight razors and stainless cutlery (such as pocket knives). These products would have been factored by Allen’s and were probably marketed up to the 1930s.
The founder was William Edgar Allen (1837-1915), who was raised in London and was apparently the illegitimate son of Mary Ann née Rudelhoff. In 1858, he started work at Ibbotson Bros as a foreign correspondent. ....
