Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Patterson, Edwards

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of 125 and 127 Lee High Road, London, SE13. Telephone: Lee Green 3230-1. Telegraphic Address: "Juveniland, Phone, London"

Established 1892

  • The firm of Patterson Edwards dates from 1892 but it is not clear how many rocking horses were made in the early days.
  • 1929 Listed Exhibitor. Manufacturers of Perambulators, Steel Folders, Invalid Chairs, Toy Prams, Toy Motor Cars, Toy Bicycles and Tricycles, Horses, Wheelbarrows, and Strong Toys generally. (Stand No. E.6) [1]
  • 1931 Employed 300.
  • 1955 The Leeway trade mark was registered in 1955 and it is these horses which are often found now.
  • They were made until about 1975. The horses are simple in construction, carving and finish; it was difficult to make a profit on a large, hand crafted, wooden item.
  • Hurst Lodge, Lee became the offices of Patterson, Edwards and they built a factory to manufacture rocking horses in the grounds.


See Also

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Sources of Information

  • [1] Old Rocking Horses
  • [2] Yahoo! Answers
  • [3] Google Books