Castillo, Gregorio |Late 16th century |Cataluña (?). | |Scissors-maker. | | Cerda, Miguel de la |Late 16th century |Madrid and Segovia. He made | |scissors and other | |cutlery. | | Criado, Juan |Early 17th century |Madrid (?). Maker of pieces | |for crossbows. | | Diaz, Pedro |Early 18th century |Albacete. Scissors-maker. | | Escobar, Cristóbal |Late 16th century |Madrid (?). Maker of pieces |and early 17th |for crossbows. | | Escobar, Juan |17th century |Madrid (?). Son of the | |preceding, and also a maker | |of pieces for crossbows. | | Fernandez Manso |Late 18th century |Guadalajara. A Portuguese, de Payba, José | |naturalized in Spain. He | |was a scissors-maker of | |considerable fame. | | Fuente, Pedro de la |Late 15th century |Madrid (?). Maker of |or early 16th |crossbows and their pieces. | | García, Domingo |Late 17th century |Madrid. Arquebus-maker and | |cutler. | | García de la Torre, |Early 18th century |Guadalix and Alcorcón. Teodoro | |Cutler. In company with | |Manuel Beson, he invented a | |method of converting iron | |into steel. | | Garijo |18th century |Albacete. Scissors-maker. | | Garro, Martín |Early 15th century |Pamplona. Cutler and | |swordsmith. A letter dated | |October 31st, 1406, records | |that he was paid five | |_escudos_ for making a | |sword, and one _escudo_ for | |a dagger. | | Gomez, Mateo |Late 17th century |Albacete. Scissors-maker. | |