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At the age of twenty-five [[John Edward Stead]] entered into partnership with his first employer, [[John Pattinson (2)]]
Metallurgical Laboratory, of Middlesbrough
 
At the age of twenty-five [[John Edward Stead]] entered into partnership with his first employer, [[John Pattinson (2)]] to establish the laboratory.


1905 when Pattinson retired, [[H. Frankland|Mr. H. Frankland]], F.I.C., joined Mr. Stead, the name of the firm, [[Pattinson and Stead]], being retained.
1905 when Pattinson retired, [[H. Frankland|Mr. H. Frankland]], F.I.C., joined Mr. Stead, the name of the firm, [[Pattinson and Stead]], being retained.

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Metallurgical Laboratory, of Middlesbrough

At the age of twenty-five John Edward Stead entered into partnership with his first employer, John Pattinson (2) to establish the laboratory.

1905 when Pattinson retired, Mr. H. Frankland, F.I.C., joined Mr. Stead, the name of the firm, Pattinson and Stead, being retained.

The metallurgical laboratory attained a worldwide reputation

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