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Kay Culf & Kay (Sheffield) Ltd -
Kay Edward Kay -
Kay Edward Kay -
Kay John Kay & Company / John Robert Kay -
Kay Kay's Ltd -
Kay Stanley, Lister & Kay -
Kay Sydney Kay -
Kay Wall, Kay & Sons Ltd -
Kaye T. S. Kaye & Sons -
Kebberling Samuel Ebenezer Kebberling -
Keeler Edward Keeler & Co -
Keeler Keeler & Saville -
Keene The Keene Cutlery Co -
Keeton Keeton & Co -
Kent Kent Brothers Ltd -
Kent Richard Kent & Son -
Kent William Kent / Abel Kent -
Kenwood Kenwood Silver Company Ltd -
Kesteven A. Kesteven -
Kestrel Kestrel -
Kibble Eadon, Kibble, & Wever [Weaver] -
Kilburn W. Kilburn Ltd -
Kilner Kilner Brothers -
Kilner S. N. Kilner & Sons Ltd -
King James King & Company -
Kingsley Kingsley Cutlery Co -
Kippax Nowill & Kippax -
Kirk Arthur Kirk & Son -
Kirk F. A. Kirk (Cutlers) Ltd -
Kirk John E. & P. Kirk -
Kirk John Kirk -
Kirk Kirk & Matz Ltd -
Kirkanson Kirkanson of Sheffield Ltd -
Kirkby J. Kirkby -
Kirkby Joseph Kirkby & Sons -
Kirkby Josiah Kirkby -
Kirkby Kirkby, Gregory & Company -
Kirkby Mary Kirkby -
Kirkby Samuel & James Kirkby -
Kirkham Joshua Kirkham -
Kirkham Kirkham & Company -
Kitchen Kitchen Devils Ltd -
Kitchin S. & J. Kitchin Ltd -
Kittel Kittel Brothers -
Knight Knight Brothers -
Knowles John Knowles & Son -
Knowles Lister & Knowles -
Knowles Smiths, Knowles, Creswick & Company -
Krausz A. Krausz -
Kropp Kropp Manufacturing Company Ltd -
Kutrite Kutrite of Sheffield Ltd
S. N. Kilner & Sons Ltd
This knife was made in Sheffield for a Leeds jewellery retailer. The founder was Samuel Nicholson Kilner (1858-1942), who was born in Leeds, the son of Thomas (a joiner) and his wife, Elizabeth. Samuel worked as an ironmonger and then became a jeweller’s assistant. In 1883, he married Sarah Inchbold (1859-1932), who was the daughter of a warehouseman. Samuel and Sarah had a daughter, Mabel, and two sons: Rowland (1886-1957) and Frederick (1890-1977). By 1911, Samuel had become a jewe....
