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Gamble Joseph Gamble -
Gardener John Gardener -
Garlick Garlick & Haslam -
Garrard Garrard & Co Ltd -
Garrison Garrison Jollity -
Gebruder Gebruder, Richartz & Soehne -
Gee Gee & Holmes Ltd -
Gem Edward Gem & Company -
Gentry Gentry -
Gibbins Joseph Gibbins & Sons Ltd -
Gibson Gibson & Swift -
Gibson J. D. Gibson -
Gill Bernard Gill & Company Ltd -
Gill George Gill & Sons (Sheffield) Ltd -
Gill G. W. Gill Ltd -
Gill Gill, Herbert & Company Ltd -
Gillbee Edward Gillbee -
Gillott John Gillott -
Gillott Gillott Cutlery Co -
Gilpin Tom Gilpin Ltd -
Gilson J. D. Gilson -
Gladwin Gladwin Ltd -
Gledhill James Gledhill -
Glen Glen Plate & Cutlery Co -
Glossop Glossop & Nutt -
Glossop George Glossop & Company Ltd -
Glossop Thomas Glossop & Sons Ltd -
Glosswood Glosswood -
Goddard J Goddard -
Godwin Joseph Godwin -
Goff Thomas H. Goff & Company -
Goodlad Frank C Goodlad & Son (Sheffield) Ltd -
Goorney Goorney -
Gosling K. Gosling -
Gouldthorp(e) George Gouldthorp(e) -
Graham T. R. Humphreys Graham & Co -
Grant William Grant & Sons (Sheffield) Ltd -
Granton Granton Ragg Ltd -
Graveley Graveley & Wreaks -
Graves J. G. Graves Ltd -
Grayson Benjamin Grayson & Son -
Greaves Francis Greaves & Sons -
Greaves John Greaves -
Greaves Greaves and Newton -
Greaves Nathaniel Greaves -
Greaves William Greaves & Sons -
Green Green & Green Ltd -
Green Samuel Green -
Green Alfred Green & Sons -
Green Joseph Green & Son -
Green Walter Green Limited -
Green Burgon, Green and Co -
Green Green, Pickslay and Appleby -
Greenberg I. S. Greenberg & Co -
Gregory Gregory & Company Cutlers (Sheffield) Ltd -
Gregory Gregory & Staniland -
Gregory Gregory Brothers -
Gregory Gregory Fenton Ltd -
Gregory George Gregory -
Gregory William Gregory & Sons -
Gregory Cuthbert & Gregory -
Gregory James Gregory -
Grinold Slack & Grinold -
Groves Richard Groves & Sons Ltd -
Guide I. Guide & Company -
Gunby Harry Gunby -
Gurney Broadhead, Gurney & Co
G. W. Gill Ltd
George William Gill was a cutlery manufacturer at Central Works, No. 100 West Street. His firm became ‘Ltd’ in 1920 (capital £6,000). Percy Toothill was his partner. Gill advertised a game pocket knife and also introduced an electrician’s knife, with a hand-forged blade, and two spanners. Razors, stainless table cutlery, and electro-plated goods were advertised by Gill. However, he became insolvent in 1927 and did not emerge from bankruptcy until 1943. His later ....
