Coulson and Wear
of Rock Iron Works, Stamford
Partners were John Coulson and Richard Wear
1869 Advertisement. 'To OWNERS of ENGINES & THRASHING MACHINES. ALL kinds of Repairs done by Competent Workmen, in every branch of the trade. Cylinders bored and boilers tubed. Brass Castings made to order. By COULSON and WEAR, Engineers, Stamford.'[1]
1875 Advertisement. 'MESSRS. COULSON and WEAR beg to inform their friends and customers that they intend trying the first PLOUGHING ENGINE they have made on the double engine system at Mr. Robt. Chambers' Farm, Aunby, on the 5th and 6th of May, 2 miles from Essendine and Little Bytham Stations, 5 from Stamford, and they will be glad to meet any intending purchasers and machinists who may pay them a visit. Rock Ironworks, Stamford'[2]
1878 Company in Liquidation and plant for sale.[3]
1878 Premises taken over by the Rock Iron Works Co[4]