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Myer Myers

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of Birmingham

c1837 The business was founded, initially based at 8 Newhall Street.

After trading on his own account for a while Myers entered a partnership with Philip Phillips, who in the early to mid 1840s, had his own business at 2 Newhall Street, but Phillips dropped out after a few years.

1849 Directory: Listed as Steel Pen Manufacturers

1852 Patent to Myer Myers and Maurice Myers, trading as the firm of Myers and Son, and William Hill, Manager to the said firm, Steel Pen Manufacturers, all of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, for the invention of certain improvements in pens and penholders.

1854 The firm moved to a purpose built works in Charlotte Street.

1861 A further patent to the 2 Myers and Hill (see M. Myers and Son)

1901 Manufacturer of pens.

1914 Public company - M. Myers and Son


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