Harry Bramhall (1897-1978) was born in Sheffield, the son of Samuel Arthur Bramhall and his wife, Gertrude.  Samuel was a brewer’s labourer; later he was a hawker.  In 1923, Harry married Gladys Middleton.  In the Census (1939), they were enumerated at Blair Athol Road.  Harry was a cutlery assembler.  During the War, he became a cutlery manufacturer at 64 Wellington Street.  He produced mass-market stainless steel table knives; and EPNS dessert knives.  In 1968, his name last appeared in a directory as a cutlery manufacturer at Wellington Street.  Harry Bramhall, of 159 Bannerdale Road, died on 3 November 1978.  He left £36,465.