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Henry Rifled Barrel Engineering and Small Arms Co

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The Henry Rifled Barrel Engineering and Small Arms Co, of Blenheim Works, Wharf Road, Hoxton

1875 Successor to Henry Rifled Barrel Co

1877 Exhibited the Blenheim horse tail shears which they made.

1895 'THE HOXTON BOILER EXPLOSION.
The boiler explosion which occurred on Monday, December 17, at the works of the Henry Rifled Barrel Engineering and Small Arms Company, Limited, Eagle Wharf-road, N., causing the death of two men and serious injury to several others, has been the subject of a formal investigation by the Board of Trade, under the provisions of the Boiler Explosions Act, 1882. ....' The findings of the investigation were reported at some length, along with a photograph showing some of the damage [1]

1901 The company was wound-up[2]


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Sources of Information

  1. Engineering 1895/02/22
  2. The London Gazette 2 July 1901