1875 Bicycle and Tricycle Manufacturers: Difference between revisions
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* [[Palmer and Co (of Birmingham)|Palmer Brothers]], ''(Machinists, manufacturers and exhibitors of the prize bicycles exhibited at the Royal Horticultural Exhibition, Aston Park, 1872.'' Victoria Road, Aston Park | * [[Palmer and Co (of Birmingham)|Palmer Brothers]], ''(Machinists, manufacturers and exhibitors of the prize bicycles exhibited at the Royal Horticultural Exhibition, Aston Park, 1872.'' Victoria Road, Aston Park | ||
* [[Edward Rawlins|Rawlins, Edward]], 20 Loveday Street, and Thimble Mill Lane | * [[Edward Rawlins|Rawlins, Edward]], 20 Loveday Street, and Thimble Mill Lane | ||
* [[Whitehouse and Co | * [[Whitehouse and Co (of Birmingham)|Whitehouse and Co]], Macdonald Street, Summer Lane | ||
''' Coventry Bicycle Manufacturers <ref>[[1875 White and Co.'s Commercial & Trades Directory of Birmingham]]</ref> | ''' Coventry Bicycle Manufacturers <ref>[[1875 White and Co.'s Commercial & Trades Directory of Birmingham]]</ref> | ||
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Birmingham Bicycle Manufacturers [1]
- Dodd, Robert, 36 Steelhouse Lane
- Hawkins and Co (of Coventry), 55 Lister Street
- Oliver, Jno., 17 Talfourd Street, Green Lane
- Palmer Brothers, (Machinists, manufacturers and exhibitors of the prize bicycles exhibited at the Royal Horticultural Exhibition, Aston Park, 1872. Victoria Road, Aston Park
- Rawlins, Edward, 20 Loveday Street, and Thimble Mill Lane
- Whitehouse and Co, Macdonald Street, Summer Lane
Coventry Bicycle Manufacturers [2]
- Coventry Machinists Co, Sewing machine and bicycle manufacturers. Cheylesmore. Josiah Turner, Manager
- Ball, George, Cromwell Street, Earlsdon
- Smith and Starley, St. Agnes Works, Hale Street
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