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Mention of a wheel cutting machine by '''Whittaker & Nuttal''' (note spelling) in an advertisement for the sale of equipment <ref>Manchester Courier & Lancashire General Advertiser 6th October 1849</ref> | Mention of a wheel cutting machine by '''Whittaker & Nuttal''' (note spelling) in an advertisement for the sale of equipment <ref>Manchester Courier & Lancashire General Advertiser 6th October 1849</ref> | ||
1847 Partnership dissolved by mutual consent between James Whitaker and Charles Nuttall, manufacturers of slide lathes, rests, planing, wheel cutting, grooving, and boring machines <ref>[http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/20736/pages/1878/page.pdf] The London Gazette, p.1878</ref> | 1847 Partnership dissolved by mutual consent between James Whitaker and [[Charles Nuttall]], manufacturers of slide lathes, rests, planing, wheel cutting, grooving, and boring machines <ref>[http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/20736/pages/1878/page.pdf] The London Gazette, p.1878</ref> | ||
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Mention of a wheel cutting machine by Whittaker & Nuttal (note spelling) in an advertisement for the sale of equipment [1]
1847 Partnership dissolved by mutual consent between James Whitaker and Charles Nuttall, manufacturers of slide lathes, rests, planing, wheel cutting, grooving, and boring machines [2]
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