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A. Deeley (Cutlery Manufacturers) Ltd
Deeley’s was apparently established in 1909. Possibly it was linked with George Alfred Deeley. A. Deeley advertised in The Ironmonger Diary (1950) from No. 72 Arundel Street (the address of Butcher). It specialised in ‘EPNS A1’ hotel cutlery and general stainless cutlery (trade name ‘DELITE’). The address in 1974 was Orgreave Close, Woodhouse. By 1989, it was said to be producing 70 gross of stainless and electro-plated knives, spoons, and forks per week, using m....
