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Catalogue  of  the  British  Section.

Needles  for  the  Manufacture  of  Hosiery.
(779)
■  BROWN,  Sir  John,  &  COMPANY,
Sheffield.—Bessemer  Steel  Rails,  Axles,  and
Tyres;  Iron  Axles  and  Tyres;  Railway
Waggon  Springs  and  Buffers;  Engine
Springs;  Iron  Boiler  Plates;  Armour  Plates,
Bolts,  and  Screws  ;  Shot.  (794)
l'TRTPI,  Thomas,  &  SONS,
Norfolk  Works.  Sheffield.  —  Homogeneous
Steel  Core,  for  35-ton  gun  ;  Forgings  of
the  same  metal,  for  artillery,  rifle  barreis,
&c.;  Illustrations  of  Tensile  Strain  and
Elongation  of  the  Homogeneous  Steel.
(807)
KENYON,  John,  &  COMPANY,
Millsands,  Sheffield.—Steel,  Files,  Saws,  and
Edged  Tools.  (262)
(See  Appendix.)
SHAW  &  FISHER,  43,  Suffolk  Road,
Sheffield.—Britannia  Metal  and  Electro-Silver
Plate;  Dinner,  Tea,  and  Coffee  Sets;  Waiters;
Tea-Kettles  ;  Lamp-Stands  ;  Plot  Water  and
other  Dishes  ;  Soup  Tureens,  Cruet-Stands,
and  other  Table-Ware;  Candlcsticks,  &c.
(263)
AVERY,  W.,  &  SON,  Redditch.—
Needles,  Needlecases  and  Pincases.  (264)
PATENT  RIBAND  TELEGRAPH
POST  COMPANY,  New  Is/ing/on,  Manchester.—Telegraph ­
  Posts,  &c.  (654)
WINFIELD,  R.  W.,  &  COMPANY, ­
  Birmingham.—Brass  and  Copper
Tubes,  Iron  and  Brass-cased  Tubes,  Brass
and  Copper  Wire,  Sheets,  Plates,  Rods,  and
Rolled  Metal;  Gas  Chandeliers  and  Gas
Fittings  for  Lighting  and  Heating  ;  Iron
Bedsteads;  Brass  and  Copper  Bedsteads
and  Metallic  Furniture;  general  Brassfoundry.
  (266)
RTJSSELL,  James,  &  SONS,  Crown
Tuhe  Works,  Wednesbury,  and  3,  Southwark
Street,  London.—Wrought-Iron  Tubes;
Steam  Boiler  Tubes;  Gas  Tubes  and  Fittings ­
  ;  Steam  and  Water  Tubes;  Iron
Telegraph-Poles  ;  Hydraulic  Press  Tubes  ;
Pneumatic  Buffer  Tubes  ;  Steam  Fittings  in

j  Gun-metal,  Brass,  and  Plain  and  Galvanised
Iron  ;  Stocks,  Taps,  and  Dies  for  cutting
Tube  Screws.  (267)
PIGALL,  Franz,  22,  Tichlome
Street,  London.—Cutlery,  Knives,  and  Forks  ;
Pen,  Pocket,  and  Hunting  Knives  ;  Razors,
Scissors,  with  flexible  bows,  &c.  (208)
LEMPART,  Maurice,  \^o,,Leadetiliall
  Street,  London.—Cutlery.  (321)
HOBBS,  HART  &  COMPANY,
76,  Cheapside,  London.  —  Locks  made  by
machinery  ;  Permutating  and  Endlesschange ­
  Key  Locks;  Iron  Safes,  for  use  of
jewellers,  &c.;  Fire-resisting  Safes.  (269)
PATENT  NUT  &  BOLT  COMPANY ­
  (Limited),  Birmingham  West  Brom  -
wich,  England  ;  and  Cwm  Bran  Works:  Cwm
Brau  BlastFurnaces,  and  CwmBran  Collieries,
South  Wales.—Fish  Bolts,  Fishplates,  Soleplates, ­
  Spikes,  Fang  Bolts,  and  all  other  kinds
of  Railway  Fastenings  ;  every  description  of
Belts  and  Nuts,  Rivets,  Set  Screws,  Coach
Sciews,  Washers,  Telegraphie  Ironwork,
&c;  Hand  and  Machine-made,  in  Steel,
Iron,  Copper,  Brass,  and  Yellow  Metal,
black,  bright,  and  galvanised,  as  used  by
Engineers,  Railwa) 7  Companies,  Telegraphie
Constructors,  Contractors,  Shipbuilders,
Carriage,  and  Wagon  Builders,  and  others.
(270)
(See  Appendix.)
WILSON-H  AWKS  WORTH,
ELLISON  &  COMPANY,  Carlüle  Works,
Sheffield.—Steel;  Steel  Wire;  Files;  Railway ­
  Springs  ;  Plammers,  &c.  (271)
MOSER,  H.  &  R.  J.,  New  Road,
Wandsworth  Road,  London.—Horse  Nails  of
all  forms  and  sizes,  made  with  the  patent
machinery  of  Messrs.  J.  and  J.  A.  Huggett.
(272)
BROADHEAD,  R.,  &  COMPANY,
Britannia  Works,  Sheffield.—Britannia  Metal
and  electro  -  plated  Goods  ;  Thompson’s
Patent  mounted  Earthenware  Jugs.  (273)
MILNER,  Thos.,  &  SON,  Phoenix
Works,  Liverpool.—Fire-resisting  and  Holdfast ­
  Wrought-iron  Safes.  (274)