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Eadon Bower & Eadon -
Eadon John Eadon -
Eales Samuel Eales Silverware Ltd -
Earnshaw Robert Earnshaw -
Eaton Samuel Eaton and Son -
Eaton T. W. Eaton & Company -
Eaton William Charles Eaton -
Ecroyd Henry Ecroyd & Company Ltd -
Edley Edley & Ayre Ltd -
Edley Edley Brothers -
Egginton Egginton Brothers Ltd -
Eisenberg Eisenberg-Lozano Inc. -
Eldon John Eldon & Sons -
Elkington Elkington & Co Ltd -
Elkington F. E. Elkington -
Ellin Thomas Ellin & Company Ltd -
Ellin Thomas R. Ellin (Footprint Works) Ltd -
Elliot Joseph Elliot & Sons (Sheffield) Ltd -
Elliott Benjamin Elliott & Sons -
Elliott C. J. Elliott & Sons -
Elliott Elliott & Sons -
Elliott Henry Elliott & Sons -
Elliott Richard Elliott -
Elliott Thomas Elliott & Sons -
Elliott W. Elliott & Sons -
Ellis A. E. Ellis & Co -
Ellis Ashforth, Ellis & Company -
Ellis B. & L. Ellis -
Ellis Burland, Ellis & Co -
Ellis Charles Ellis & Company -
Ellis Ellis & Cadman -
Ellis Ellis & Company (Cutlery) Ltd -
Ellis Ellis Son & Paramore Ltd -
Ellis George Ellis (Silversmiths) Ltd -
Ellis Harry Ellis & Sons / Fred Ellis & Sons -
Ellis Isaac Ellis & Sons Ltd -
Ellis John Ellis & Company -
Ellis S. M. Ellis & Company -
Ellis Staton & Ellis -
Ellison Wilson, Hawksworth, Ellison & Company -
Elliss William Elliss -
Elvidge Read & Elvidge -
English English Steel Corporation -
Ensee Ensee (Cutlers) Limited -
Epworth J. T. Epworth & Son Ltd -
Epworth Joseph Epworth -
ESC Immaculate ESC -
Etchells John Etchells -
Etches John M. Etches -
Evans William Evans -
Evatt William Evatt -
Eyre Arundel & Eyre -
Eyre B. J. Eyre & Company -
Eyre Eyre, Ward & Company -
Eyre Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd -
Eyre Isaac Eyre -
Eyre John Eyre & Company
Thomas R. Ellin (Footprint Works) Ltd
Thomas Richardson Ellin (1861-1935) was the son of Thomas Skevington Ellin and Charlotte Richardson. His father was a partner in Thomas Ellin, but had retired by 1871. Thomas Jun. trained at the family firm and in 1886 began making novelty and picnic knives (Quality, January 1931). He soon switched to engineers’ tools, especially wrenches – though continued to sell cutlery, such as putty, hacking, and stripping knives. Apparently, he also marketed Bowies. ‘FOOTPRINT’ and ....
