Eric Wragg grinding, W. H. Wragg, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 101 West Street

Former premises of George Wostenholm and Son Ltd., cutlery manufacturers, Washington Works, No. 97 Wellington Street, demolished 1978

Mappin and Webb Ltd., Royal Works, silver and electo platers, Queens Road looking towards the junction with Cream Street (left)

J. Donnelly and Co., spoon and fork manufacturers, Western Works, Portobello showing the rear of Portobello Lane. Donnelly was the company name his real name was John Mulcrone

Pitt Street from Mappin Street, No 32, Mappin Street, Steam and Mining Equipment Co. Ltd

Entrance to West Bank Lane from Trippet Lane. No. 23 Walter Trickett and Co. Ltd., spoon and fork makers, Anglo Works, left

Rear of premises in West Street area, most probably rear of Nos. 100 - 104 West Street, Morton Scissors, scissors manufacturers, photographed from Bailey Lane

Bailey Lane off West Street, Premises include Nos. 100-104 West Street, Morton Scissors, scissors manufacturers (side view), No. 2 W. and K.R. Sanderson, shopkeepers

Holland Street from Orange Street. Premises most probably belong to Edwin Blyde and Co. Ltd., Charleston Works, cutlery manufacturers, No. 16 Orange Street

St. Thomas Lane, showing side view of M. Bernard and Son Ltd., cutlery manufacturers, Duracut Works, No. 60 Rockingham Street