Henry Atkin & Co., Saw, Files etc, Merchants and Manufacturers, Celtic Works, Union Lane

[Ponytail]

Henry Atkin & Co., saws, files etc., merchants and manufacturers, Celtic Works, Union Lane, Duke Street. 

Advertisement from Illustrated Guide to Sheffield, Pawson and Brailsford 1862.

Whites Directory 1852

Is Henry part of this partnership?

Atkin, Rutter and Pask, saw and machine knife manufacturers, Matilda Street. 

Atkin, William, saw manufacturer, (Atkin, Rutter & Pask.) h. Hemsworth. 

Pask, John, saw manufacturer (Atkin, Rutter & P) h. Hillfoot. 

Rutter, Alexander, saw manufacturer. (Atkin, Rutter & Pask) 35 Regent Street.  

(Alexander Rutter of Sarah Street, made a Flood Claim for loss of wages working for Drabble & Sanderson, saw manufacturers, Russell Street) 

https://sheffieldfloodclaimsarchive.shu.ac.uk/claimSummary.cfm?claim=6-5051

 

Whites Directory, 1856

Atkin, Henry, saw manfr, (Atkin and Peace) h. Lightwood, Norton. 

Atkin and Peace, saw and machine knife etc., manufacturer, 32 Union Lane. 

Whites Directory 1857

Atkin & Peace, merchants, steel & saw, file etc. manufacturers, Union Lane. 

 

Atkin & Peace  Advertisement 1858

https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Atkin_and_Peace

 

Advertisement Melville Directory 1859

y03117  Atkin and Peace, Celtic Works

 

Whites Directory 1862

Atkin, Henry, saw, file & steel manufacturer, Union Lane, 169 Arundel Street. 

 

Advertisements 1864, 66 & 69

https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Henry_Atkin_and_Co

 

Whites Directory 1879

Atkin, Henry, (Henry & Hancock) h. 51 Earl Street. 

Atkin, Henry & Hancock, manufacturers of saws, files, machine knives etc. Celtic Works, Union Lane

Advertisement from Whites Directory 1879

 

Advertisement 1882 Atkin & Hancock

https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Atkin_and_Hancock

 

Wondered if they're is any information on the partnerships, when dissolved or any other information about Henry Atkin. 

 

[Edmund]

23rd March 1854 - the saw making partnership between Henry Atkin, Alexander Rutter and John Pask was dissolved
15th April 1854  - Henry Atkin and Mr Peace (formerly a representative of a steel firm) went into partnership and the business would be carried on at their works at 30 1/2 Union Lane, Duke Street.

April 1859 - they made a hand saw measuring 43ft by 6 1/2 inches by 15 W.G. which they displayed in front of the Devonshire Arms on the Moor.
9th January 1860 - the partnership between Henry Atkin and Henry Peace was dissolved
5th September 1883 - the partnership between Henry Atkin and Thomas Hancock of the Celtic Works and Totley Wheel was dissolved
June 1885-  Operations at the Celtic Works ceased, stock and fixturesfor sale, premises for rent
9th March 1889 - Henry Atkin died aged 66

[Ponytail]

Thank you Edmund, you're always so helpful.