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Mesters to Masters
Founded in 1624, the Cutlers' Company of Hallamshire has played a crucial role in the history of Sheffield, as supervisor and regulator of cutlery and steel trades in "the steel capital of the world." This book, written by noted scholars and experts, provides a history of the company and its activities.
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History of the Cutlers' Company of London and of the Minor Cutlery Crafts, Vol. 1
Excerpt from History of the Cutlers' Company of London and of the Minor Cutlery Crafts, Vol. 1: With Biographical Notices of Early London Cutlers; From Early Times to the Year 1500 The present volume extends to the year 1500, but it has occasionally been found convenient to trespass into the Sixteenth century. Illustrative documents, transcribed in full with translations where necessary, are printed as Evidences in the Appendix, the contractions being extended where the sense is clear. References in the text to the folio or membrane Of records indicate a personal examination of the original; when information is obtained from a printed source the reference is to volume and page. Foot-notes ha...
HIST OF THE CUTLERS COMPANY OF
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