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[[Image:Im1912IM-Baynes.jpg|thumb| 1912. Hack-Saw Blades.]]
[[Image:Im1912IM-Baynes.jpg|thumb| 1912. Hack-Saw Blades.]]
[[image:Im19191101IM-CharlesBaynes.jpg |thumb| Nov 1919. ]]
[[image:Im19211203IM-CharlesBaynes.jpg|thumb| Dec 1921. ]]


'''Charles Baynes''' of Blackburn, Lancashire.  Telephone: Blackburn 6862.  Telegraphic Address: "Hacksaw, Blackburn."
'''Charles Baynes''' of Blackburn, Lancashire.  Telephone: Blackburn 6862.  Telegraphic Address: "Hacksaw, Blackburn."

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1912. Hack-Saw Blades.
Nov 1919.
Dec 1921.

Charles Baynes of Blackburn, Lancashire. Telephone: Blackburn 6862. Telegraphic Address: "Hacksaw, Blackburn."

1899 Company established.[1]

1937 Listed Exhibitor - British Industries Fair. Pioneer English Hacksaw Makers. "Ding-Dong" Hand, Power, Double-edge and Railsaw Blades, in alloy and high speed steel. Trade only. Samples free to users. See new Fixed and Adjustable Hacksaw Frames. (Stand No. D.617) [2]

1982 120 employed. Described as a small company established for 83 years. Managing director was Dennis Collingwood-Gittins. Principal business is hacksaws and blades. [3]


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Sources of Information

  1. The Engineer 1982/12/02
  2. 1937 British Industries Fair Page 332
  3. The Engineer 1982/12/02