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Specialists in industrial bellows, of Stanley Street, Sheffield.
1823 'Thomas Linley, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, bellows-maker, has obtained a patent for a method, different from any that has hitherto been invented or known, of increasing the force or power of bellows.'[1]
1827 Linley's patent treble bellows, circular and long shaft, advertised for sale by Drury and Wilde of Liverpool[2]
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