Thomas Prime and Son
Thomas Prime and Sons of Magneto Works, Northwood Street, Birmingham
of (Magneto Works,) Ryland-street, Birmingham (1891)
1825 Thomas Prime was a plater living in Staniforth Street, Birmingham, when his son Thomas was baptised.[1]
1844 Electrical generator made to the design of John Stephen Woolrich. (Exhibit at Birmingham Thinktank museum)
Successor to T. Prime and Sons
1891 Dissolution of the Partnership between Thomas Prime and Thomas Tertius Prime (b.1857), carrying on business as Silversmiths and Electro Platers, at Ryland-street, in the city of Birmingham; and at Charterhouse-street, in the city of London, under the style or firm of Thomas Prime and Son. Thomas Tertius Prime continued the said business on his own account.[2]
c.1902 Garrard Two-Speed Gear Co were at Magneto Works, Ryland Street.