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Padley Adam Padley -
Padley Padley & Price Ltd -
Paget Paget & Senior Ltd -
Parker Parker & Linley -
Parker Ebenezer Parker & Sons -
Parker Parkin, Parker, Clough & Potts -
Parkes J. Parkes -
Parkin Parkin & Marshall -
Parkin William Parkin & Company Ltd -
Parkin Staniforth, Parkin & Company -
Parkin A. Parkin & Son -
Parkin T. R. Parkin & Son -
Parkin Arthur Parkin -
Parkin Parkin, Parker, Clough & Potts -
Parkinson James Parkinson -
Parry Parry & Son -
Parsisson Parsisson & Storr -
Payne M. Payne & Sons -
Payne Payne Ward & Sons -
Peace J. H. Peace & Company -
Peace Samuel Peace -
Peace Ibbotson, Peace & Company -
Peace W. K. & C. Peace Ltd -
Pearce Wardrobe & Pearce -
Pearce John Pearce & Company -
Pearce H. R. Pearce & Son Ltd -
Pearce Edward Pearce & Company -
Pearson Pearson & Winks -
Pearson S. Pearson & Company Ltd -
Pearson Pearson & Jesmond -
Pearson Pearson -
Pease Stacey, Pease & Company -
Perigo Perigo Brothers (Sheffield) Ltd -
Perigo John Perigo -
Perkington Perkingtons -
Perkins Ewart Perkins & Co Ltd -
Perkinton Perkinton Brothers -
Perkinton George Perkinton -
Perkinton Joshua and William Perkinton -
Petty John Petty & Sons Ltd -
Pickslay Charles Pickslay -
Pickslay Green, Pickslay and Appleby -
Pickslay Pickslay, Appleby and Bertram -
Pilch W. Fuller Pilch & Co -
Pilley Hepworth, Pilley & Company -
Pinder Pinder Brothers Ltd -
Pinder Edward Pinder -
Pitt Wilson & Pitt -
Pitts Pitts Brothers -
Pitts E. Pitts & Co -
Platts Henry Platts -
Ponsford W. Ponsford & Sons -
Poston A. E. Poston & Co Ltd -
Potter J. H. Potter & Sons Ltd -
Potts Potts, Baxter & Brown -
Potts Parkin, Parker, Clough & Potts -
Prescott Prescott & Milner -
Price Arthur Price Ltd -
Price Arthur Price of England -
Price Padley & Price Ltd -
Priestley Priestley & Moore Ltd -
Priestman Singleton & Priestman Ltd -
Pritchard Pritchard & Wood -
Proctor Charles and Luke Proctor -
Providence Providence Cutlery Co -
Pryor Tricket, Haslehurst, Whiteley, & Pryor -
Purdy Joshua Purdy
Charles and Luke Proctor
Charles Proctor (c.1738-1808) and Luke Proctor (c.1743-1817) were the sons of Jonathan, a cutler. After apprenticeships (Charles’s Freedom was granted in 1760; Luke in 1765), they began business in Milk Street. Their products included lancets and fleams, table knives and forks, hunting knives, butchers’ steels, powder flasks, and brass inkstands. The trade mark was ‘PROCTOR’ and an ‘S 7 LP’ device, besides a silver mark ‘C?LP’ (one of the first to be regist....
