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F. A. M. F. A. M. Company Ltd -
Farquharson James Farquharson & Sons -
Farr John Farr -
Farr Joseph Farr -
Farr William Henry Farr -
Fawsitt Hubert M. Fawsitt & Company -
Federated Federated Cutlers Ltd -
Fee Fee & Swift -
Fenton Ezra Fenton -
Fenton Fenton Brothers Ltd -
Fenton Joseph Fenton & Sons Ltd -
Fiberloid Fiberloid Ltd -
Field Alfred Field & Company (Sheffield) Ltd -
Fielding John Fielding -
Fine Fine Plate Cutlery Co -
Finlay W. C. Finlay & Co -
Firbrite Firbrite -
Firth Firth Stainless / Firth-Brearley Stainless -
Firth Luke Firth -
Fischer Fischer Brothers -
Fisher Fisher & Brennan -
Fisher Frank Fisher & Son Ltd -
Fisher Harrison Fisher & Company Ltd / Taylors Eye Witness Ltd -
Fisher Shaw & Fisher -
Flather Charles Johnson Flather -
Flatware Sheffield Flatware Company Ltd -
Fleming Fleming & Sons -
Fletcher C. W. Fletcher & Sons Ltd -
Fletcher William Fletcher -
Fletchers Fletchers Bakeries Ltd -
Flower Hallas, Flower & Pearson -
Ford Alfred Ford & Co -
Ford Ford & Medley Ltd -
Foreman Foreman Cutlery Company -
Forrest Forrest Brothers -
Forster Forster & Co -
Foulstone Joseph Foulstone -
Fox Fox & Norris -
France George France -
Francis Francis Brothers -
Francis Henry Francis -
Francis Joseph Francis -
Franklin James Franklin & Co -
Fraser Alexander Fraser & Company -
Freeman William Freeman -
Frith Charles Frith & Sons -
Frith Samuel Frith -
Frith Wilson & Frith -
Froggatt Bishop & Froggatt -
Froggatt Froggatt & Ledger Ltd -
Froggatt J. H. Froggatt & Sons -
Froggatt John Froggatt -
Froggatt Thomas Froggatt -
Frost Frost, Askham & Mosforth -
Frost Samuel Frost -
Frost Thomas Frost & Company Ltd -
Fry Fry & Wigfull Ltd -
Furness Charles Furness -
Furness Edward Furness & Sons -
Furness John Furness (Furniss) -
Furness Reuben Furness -
Furniss Luke Furniss
Harrison Fisher & Company Ltd / Taylors Eye Witness Ltd
This firm began in 1897 at Trafalgar Works. The original address was 58 Wellington Street, which was in a corner block of workshops where Wellington Street intersected with Trafalgar Street. The previous occupant, T. W. Petersen & Co, was vacating the workshops and advertised them as suitable for the cutlery trades (Sheffield Independent, 23 July 1896). The founder of the new business was Harrison Fisher (1871-1907), who had been born in Sheffield, the only son of William Fisher (c.1838-1912) and his wife, Elizabeth. ....
