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Naylor A. Boswell, Son & Naylor Limited -
Nutt Glossop & Nutt -
Newton Greaves and Newton -
Naylor Martin Brothers & Naylor -
Newton Middleton, Newton & Middleton -
Nadin Alfred Nadin -
Nash Richard Nash -
Naylor George Naylor and Co -
Naylor Samuel Naylor -
Naylor Samuel Naylor -
Naylor Naylor & Sanderson -
Needham Edwin H. Needham & Company -
Needham Needham Brothers Ltd -
Needham Robert M. Needham -
Needham William Needham -
Needham Needham, Veall & Tyzack Ltd -
Needham Needham Vincent & Co -
Neepsend Neepsend Steel & Tool Corporation Ltd -
Newbould Albert Newbould -
Newbould George Newbould -
Newbould John Newbould & Company -
Newbould Newbould Brothers & Dickenson -
Newell E. Newell & Company -
Newton Francis Newton & Sons Ltd -
Newton John Newton & Company -
Nicholson Frank Nicholson & Son -
Nicholson Henry Nicholson -
Nicholson John Nicholson -
Nicholson John Nicholson & Sons -
Nicholson Matthew Henry Nicholson -
Nixon Nixon & Winterbottom Ltd -
Nodder John Nodder & Sons Ltd -
Nodder William Nodder -
Norton Norton Cutlery Society Ltd -
Nowill John Nowill & Sons Ltd -
Nowill Nowill & Kippax -
NS N.S. & T. C. -
Newbould Standfield, Newbould & Baildon -
Naylor Turner, Naylor & Company Ltd
John Nowill & Sons Ltd
On 27 April 1700, the Company of Cutlers granted a corporate mark – D* – to Thomas Nowill (c.1676-1704) as a ‘Maker of Knives’. After Thomas’s death, this mark was reissued in 1708 to his younger brother, William Nowill (c.1686-?). From William’s marriage to Ann Carr in 1711, two Nowill companies emerged: Nowill & Kippax and John Nowill & Sons.
One of William’s sons was David Nowill (1733-1775), to whom the D* mark passed in 1764. David’s son,....
