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John Codd-350 Chesterfield Road 1905 -joiner & wheelwright 916 Chesterfield Road 1911

Most of mine are well used, collected more for their wear and tear and history of makers.

Try here, http://www.rlcarchive.org/FreeKingsRegsSrch

Gray, George (, Victualler Norfolk Hotel). Address: Handsworth, in 1871. Recorded in: Whites Sheffield & District Directory - 1871. Mary Elizabeth Gray 1901 George's second wife 1911 George Wilby-vict Norfolk Hotel to 1922-dies Near to Finchwell and The Hall

I have the modern version of your knife, http://www.penknives-and-scissors.co.uk/acatalog/Pen_and_pocket_knives.html

Pretty close, http://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/side-by-side/#zoom=19&lat=53.3900&lon=-1.4695&layers=6&right=BingHyb

11-13 Pitsmoor Road -Mrs. Mary Hutchinson -fried fish dealer.

I believe the Duke of Norfolks estate office was at Norfolk Row- Norrow estate agents.

Bridge houses goods yard, Brown Cow.

Pretty close mid 80's

Brings back memories of an old friend now gone, selling homing pigeons to Ogleys, then selling them the same pigeons the week or so after, was it Bill Ogley tallish bloke brown overall.

It was a beerhouse, bit old fashioned, toilets down the yard, called in a few times after visiting the New Barrack and the Rose. Cambridge caravan site used to be round the back.

Presume you mean the coal drops to the gas works, they certainly did have a coking plant. https://britainfromabove.org.uk/en/image/EPW015486

Douglas Road -junction of Mount Road - the only thing left standing would be the dark building far left 2 thirds up, which I would think is the gas works stores Neepsend Lane now Le-Pla.

164 Eyre Street -1911- W.H.Taylor & son -cabinet makers