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A. E. Thompson & Son
This firm, which sold ‘Firth Brearley Stainless’ table cutlery and cased goods, began in the 1920s. The owner was apparently Arthur Edward Thompson (1864-1945), who in the Census (1901) was a 37-year-old coal merchant. In 1911, he was a manufacturer’s agent and had a son, Henry Arthur Thompson (1891-?), a cutlery manufacturer’s assistant.
The company was listed at 71 Bowdon Street in Kelly's Directory of the Engineering, Hardware & Metal Trades, 1934
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