Drake's Road Book of the Grand Junction Railway: from Birmingham to Liverpool and ManchesterDrake, James, active 1825
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Drake's Road Book of the Grand Junction Railway: from Birmingham to Liverpool and Manchester
Drake, James, active 1825
Grand Junction Railway Company (Great Britain) -- Guidebooks; Railroad travel -- Great Britain -- Guidebooks
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SAMUEL RAWLINS & SON,
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
Saddlery, Harness,
BRIDLES, SHOT-BELTS, &c.,
FOR EXPORTATION.
CURRIERS, LEATHER FACTORS,
AND
FOREIGN HIDE MERCHANTS,
No. 100, WEAMAN STREET,
BIRMINGHAM.
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NEEDHAM’S
IMPROVED PATENT
MILITARY & PORTABLE
_BOX SPURS_,
AND SPURS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
FOR THE HOME AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
MANUFACTORY, 16, COLESHILL STREET,
BIRMINGHAM.
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[Picture: Coat of Arms]
W. HOPKINS & SON,
(_Late James Barron_,)
PATENT BLIND
MANUFACTURERS,
AND
GENERAL BRASS FOUNDERS,
25, LOWER TEMPLE-STREET,
Birmingham.
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MAPS MOUNTED ON A SUPERIOR PRINCIPLE;
SPRING BLINDS FOR SHOP FRONTS,
ON AN IMPROVED CONSTRUCTION;
GAUZE WIRE BLINDS,
OLD BLINDS PAINTED AND REPAIRED,
&c., &c., &c.
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SAMUEL BROWN,
MANUFACTURER OF
Pocket Books & Fancy Leather Cases
IN EVERY VARIETY.
UPPER GOUGH STREET,
BIRMINGHAM.
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FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
CURZON PLACE, NEW STREET, BIRMINGHAM.
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W. B. REYNOLDS
Has much pleasure in announcing to his Friends and the Public generally,
that (in consequence of the decease of his late foreman) he has succeeded
in engaging from London a Gentleman of acknowledged taste, ability, and
experience, to superintend the cutting department of his business. He
therefore feels the fullest confidence in soliciting the continued
patronage of his Friends, the Gentry, and Inhabitants of Birmingham and
its vicinity, respectfully assuring them, that all orders with which he
may be favoured will be executed in a style of superiority and fashion,
not to be surpassed by any establishment at the West end of the
metropolis.
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