Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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H. S. Cropper and Co

From Graces Guide
1867. Croppers Minerva printing press.
1894

Millwright of Great Alfred Street, Nottingham.

1866 Company formed

1867 The Minerva printing press.

1878 Mention of '...by John Cropper, Henry Smith Cropper, and Samuel Thacker, of the town of Nottingham, Machinists, trading under the style of H. S. Cropper and Co....'[1]

1892 March. Bankruptcy. Long detailed report.[2]

1892 Adjudication. 'Cropper, Henry Smith, Machine Builder, Fairlawn, Private - road, Nottingham, lately trading at Minerva Works, Alfred-street North, Nottingham, with John Cropper and Samuel Thacker, as H. S. Cropper and Co.' [3]

After the bankruptcy of the business and the deaths of Henry Smith Cropper and his father John Cropper in the following year, the manufacture of printing presses was continued in the business of his son Sydney Harry Cropper as Cropper, Charlton and Co

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