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1872 [[Samuel Whitfield|Samuel Whitfield senior]], bedding manufacturer, feather merchant and purifier, of 52-54 Oxford St, Birmingham<ref>Kelly's Directory</ref> Presumably [[Frederic Whitfield]] had taken on the safes business as [[F. Whitfield and Co]] | 1872 [[Samuel Whitfield|Samuel Whitfield senior]], bedding manufacturer, feather merchant and purifier, of 52-54 Oxford St, Birmingham<ref>Kelly's Directory</ref> Presumably [[Frederic Whitfield]] had taken on the safes business as [[F. Whitfield and Co]] | ||
By 1881 Samuel WHi | |||
1886 Listed as [[Whitfields Safe and Door Co|Whitfield's Safe and Door Co]] | 1886 Listed as [[Whitfields Safe and Door Co|Whitfield's Safe and Door Co]] | ||
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Samuel Whitfield and Sons of Viaduct Works, Oxford Street, Birmingham; of 140 Grand Buildings, Trafalgar Square, London, W.C.2. (1938)
1866 Manufactured Fenby's adytic retainer lock[1]
1869 Advert. Fire and burglar proof safes and locks
1869 'Whitfield's New Patent Safes'.
1872 Samuel Whitfield senior, bedding manufacturer, feather merchant and purifier, of 52-54 Oxford St, Birmingham[2] Presumably Frederic Whitfield had taken on the safes business as F. Whitfield and Co
By 1881 Samuel WHi 1886 Listed as Whitfield's Safe and Door Co
Presumably the bedstead manufacturing was continued by another son, as S. B. Whitfield and Co
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Engineer 1866/06/01 p391
- ↑ Kelly's Directory
- Bradshaw’s Railway Manual 1869