S. and J. Kitchin, Soho Cutlery Works, Summerfield Street

Joseph Rodgers and Sons Ltd., cutlery manufacturers, Norfolk Works, No. 6 Norfolk Street

George H. Lawrence and Co. Ltd., safety razor blades manufacturers, Laurel Works, Nursery Street

Old Cutlery Workshop, Wadsley. Possibly at Townhead as the only cutlery premises referred to in the 1906 Directory are Jn. Bell, spring knife cutler, Townhead and Herbert Howard, spring knife cutler, Townhead

Old Cutlery Workshop, Wadsley. Possibly at Townhead as the only cutlery premises referred to in the 1906 Directory are Jn. Bell, spring knife cutler, Townhead and Herbert Howard, spring knife cutler, Townhead

Tea break at an unnamed cutlery workshop, possibly producing penknives. Possibly William J. Wards or Joseph Rogers, near Midland Station

Unamed cutlery workshop, possibly producing penknives. Possibly William J. Wards or Joseph Rogers, near the Sheffield Midland railway station

Unnamed cutlery workshop, possibly producing penknives. Possibly William J. Wards or Joseph Rogers, near Sheffield Midland railway station

'Norfolk knife' and Sam Holmes, manager of Joseph Rodgers and Sons Ltd., cutlery manufacturers

Cutlery manufacture, splitting mother-of-pearl from shells to be used for handles at William Gillott and Sons, pearl cutters, Pearl Works, Nos.17 - 21 Eyre Lane