Name on a Knife Blade: Sharpening Links between Cutlery & Communities

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T. Smallwood & Son

Cousins and Smith

Deakin, Smith & Company

George Smith & Son

George Smith & Sons

Hargreaves, Smith & Company

Jackson, Stacey & Smith

James Smith & Brother

Jessop & Smith Ltd

Joseph Fletcher Smith

Joseph Smith & Sons

Nathaniel Smith & Company

P. Beaumont Smith

Peter Cadman, Son & Smith

Robert D. Smith

Rodgers & Smith

Smith & Hawksley

Smith & Moorhouse

Smith & Seymour Ltd

Smith, Sissons & Co

Smith, Tate, Hoult & Tate

W. T. L. Smithies

Smiths, Knowles, Creswick & Company

Rodgers & Smith

This manufacturer of pen, pocket, and sportsman’s knives was at Workhouse Croft from 1825 until 1830, when the partners (George Rodgers, Paul Smith, and Matthew Linley) dissolved their partnership. Apparently, Rodgers and Linley continued to trade until 1840, when Linley died (he was apparently buried in Portobello on 16 September, aged 36). George Rodgers announced he was continuing the business in Broad Lane (Sheffield Iris, 10 November 1840). ....

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