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1822 The mechanical pencil was invented by [[S. Mordan and Co|Sampson Mordan]] and [[Gabriel Riddle]] - the earliest '''Mordan''' pencils are hallmarked SMGR. Note: There is an opinion that the propelling pencil was invented by [[John Isaac Hawkins]] with Sampson Mordan and that Gabriel Riddle was a manufacturer.
1822 The mechanical pencil was invented by [[Sampson Mordan]] and [[Gabriel Riddle]] - the earliest '''Mordan''' pencils are hallmarked SMGR. Note: There is an opinion that the propelling pencil was invented by [[John Isaac Hawkins]] with Sampson Mordan and that Gabriel Riddle was a manufacturer.


1841 Manufacturer of superior articles including pens, pencils, ink holders, and locks on the Bramah and Barron patent principle<ref>Post Office London Directory, 1841</ref>
1841 Manufacturer of superior articles including pens, pencils, ink holders, and locks on the Bramah and Barron patent principle<ref>Post Office London Directory, 1841</ref>

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of 172 Blackfriars Road, London

Lock Makers

1822 The mechanical pencil was invented by Sampson Mordan and Gabriel Riddle - the earliest Mordan pencils are hallmarked SMGR. Note: There is an opinion that the propelling pencil was invented by John Isaac Hawkins with Sampson Mordan and that Gabriel Riddle was a manufacturer.

1841 Manufacturer of superior articles including pens, pencils, ink holders, and locks on the Bramah and Barron patent principle[1]


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Sources of Information

  1. Post Office London Directory, 1841