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Sampson and Co of 43, Haworth’s Buildings, Cross-street, Manchester; manufactory, Stroud, Gloucestershire. Manufacturers of main driving belts for the cotton industry.[1]
Also see Edward Frank Sargeant and W. J. Edwards (Manchester)
1887 Exhibited leather driving belts, sewn with hemp laces or copper wire.
1900 July. The Paris Exhibition. Leather belts.[2]
1911 Company wound up. Edward Frank Sargeant is appointed liquidator.[3]
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