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Tay William Tay & Sons Ltd -
Taylor Addy, Brownill & Taylor -
Taylor H. H. Taylor Cutlery Company Ltd -
Taylor John Taylor & Co, London -
Taylor M. Taylor -
Taylor Taylor Sawtell Ltd -
Taylor Taylor's Eye Witness -
Taylor Timothy Whites & Taylors Ltd -
telegraph The Weekly Telegraph -
Temporal Thomas Temporal -
Temporal William Temporal Ltd -
Terry W. Terry & Son -
Tetley R. F. Tetley -
Thames Thames -
Thomas A. Thomas & Co -
Thomas B. Thomas & Co -
Thomas John Thomas & Company -
Thompson A. E. Thompson & Son -
Thompson E. L. Thompson & Company -
Thompson H. Thompson, Dublin -
Thompson J. H. Thompson (Cutlery) Ltd -
Thompson T. G. Thompson -
Thompson Thompson & Barber / Thompson & Son -
Thorneloe Thorneloe & Co -
Thornhill Thornhill -
Thorpe Joseph Thorpe -
Thorpe Thorpe, Wragg & Company -
Tillotson Thomas Tillotson & Company -
Timbrell Timbrell -
Tofield Alfred Tofield & Company -
Tolputt H. Tolputt & Company Ltd -
Townend George Robert Townend -
Townsend Francis Townsend -
Toy John W. Toy Ltd -
Travis Travis, Wilson & Company Ltd -
Tricket Madin & Tricket -
Tricket Robert Tricket & Company -
Tricket Tricket, Haslehurst, Whiteley, & Pryor -
Trickett John Trickett -
Trickett Walter Trickett & Company Ltd -
Triumph Triumph Cutlery Co. -
Trustwell Trustwell Brothers Ltd -
TTTS T T T S -
Tucker S. Tucker -
Turner Brandon, Turner & Co -
Turner H. Turner -
Turner James Turner & Davenport Ltd -
Turner Ryalls, Turner & Company Ltd -
Turner Thomas Turner & Company (Sheffield) Ltd -
Turner Turner & Jepson -
Turner Turner, Naylor & Company Ltd -
Turtle Louis Henry Turtle Ltd -
Turton John Turton & Company Ltd -
Twigg Samuel Twigg & Sons -
Twigg William Twigg & Sons -
Tyzack Needham, Veall & Tyzack Ltd -
Tyzack S. Tyzack & Son Ltd -
Tyzack W. A. Tyzack & Company Ltd
Thorpe, Wragg & Company
Probably this firm had its roots in Thorpe, Turner & Co, which by 1816 was a merchant in Orchard Street. The partners were William Thorpe, Thomas Turner, William Rowley, and Hall Overend. The latter was presumably Sheffield’s Quaker surgeon Hall Overend (1772-1831). Possibly, the ‘Turner’ was Thomas Turner. Another cutler involved with these men was George Addy. The partners acquired an additional member in 1821, when John Brownill joined them with his patented knife han....
