Smith, Parfrey and Hitchings
of Pimlico Wheel Works, Buckingham Palace Rd, London
of Rannoch Street, Hammersmith, London, W
1835 Company established by Octavius H. Smith
Early 1840s Smith was joined by Youngs Parfrey
1845 Smith and Parfrey, of Pimlico Wheel Works, 33 Upper Belgrave Place[1]
1850 Octavius Henry Smith was of Pimlico Wheel Works[2]
1855 Listed as Smith, Parfrey and Smith[3]; of 33 Upper Belgrave Place, London, exhibited wheels at the Paris Universal Exhibition[4]
1861 Youngs Parfrey, of the Pimlico Wheel Works, in the county of Middlesex, has given the notice in respect of the invention of " improvements in the construction of carriage wheels"[5]
Later became Smith, Parfrey and Hitchings
1872 Youngs Parfrey died
1879 Richard Neville Hitchings died
1886 List of prices. A folding sheet. Printed in red and black. With engraved illustrations. [6]
became Smith, Parfrey and Co