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Eales Samuel Eales Silverware Ltd -
Eales S. Eales & Son Ltd -
Eaton T. W. Eaton & Company -
Eaton William Charles Eaton -
Eaton Walker Eaton & Co -
Eaton T. W. Eaton & Company -
Eaton Samuel Eaton and Son -
Edge R. Edge -
Edley Edley & Ayre Ltd -
Egginton Egginton Group -
Eldon John Eldon & Sons -
Elkington Elkington & Co Ltd -
Ellin Thomas Ellin & Company Ltd -
Elliot Joseph Elliot & Sons (Sheffield) Ltd -
Elliot Elliot & Sons -
Elliott Richard Elliott -
Elliott Thomas Elliott & Sons -
Elliott Henry Elliott & Sons -
Elliott W. Elliott & Sons -
Ellis Ellis & Cadman -
Ellis Ellis & Company (Cutlery) Ltd -
Ellis Charles Ellis & Company -
Ellis George Ellis (Silversmiths) Ltd -
Ellis Isaac Ellis & Sons Ltd -
Ellis Burland Ellis & Co -
Ellis A. E. Ellis & Co -
Ellis B & L Ellis -
Ellis Staton & Ellis -
Ellis Harry Ellis & Sons / Fred Ellis & Sons -
Ellison Wilson, Hawksworth, Ellison & Company -
Elliss William Elliss -
Ensee Ensee (Cutlers) Limited -
Eyre John Eyre & Company -
Eyre Eyre, Ward & Company -
Eyre B. J. Eyre & Company -
Eyre Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd -
Eyre Arundel & Eyre
John Eldon & Sons
John Eldon & Sons was evidently a late nineteenth century cutlery maker. The Hawley table knife is made from shear steel, with a xylonite handle.
Unfortunately, the company name does not apparently appear in any Sheffield directories of that (or any other) era.
One possibility is that the knife was made by John McClory & Sons, Eldon Street. In The Sheffield Daily Telegraph, 7 August 1897, McClory’s issued an apology to Marsh Bros for infringing its ‘J. Milton’ mark (McClor....
