Godwin and Westfield
of Avoncliff, near Bradford-on-Avon, Wilts.
1804 Advert: 'GODWIN and WASTFIELD's ROYAL PATENT IMPROVED MACHINERY, For Scribbling, Carding, Tucking Wool and Cotton, and for Dressing and Brushing Woollen Goods, upon a superior plan to any yet offered to the Public.
HIS Majesty having been graciously pleased to grant unto SAMUEL GODWIN, of Avonclift, near Bradford, Wilts, his ROYAL LETTERS PATENT tor Making and Vending his Improved Machinery; S. G. begs to inform those concerned in the Woollen and Cotton Manufacture, that has in connexion with Messrs. WASTFIELD, opened a Manufactory at Avonclift for conducting the same. .....'[1]
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Sources of Information
- ↑ Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette - Thursday 13 September 1804